Talent Contest
Kicks off next month!
We're scouring Central Alberta for the best local talent to add to this year's already great lineup. Click here for the details and after encouraging your musical friends to apply, join us for the finals March 22 and 23.
Barbara Brownold passed away peacefully on January 1, 2012.
A resident of Central Alberta with her husband Tim Grier for several decades, Barbara will be remembered by her many friends in Rocky Mountain House and Red Deer as an adventurous spirit with a big heart. She gardened, kept bees, cooked fantastic meals and spoiled the neighbourhood kids with homemade treats.
Barbara explored the back country with friends and family, championed environmental causes and danced to live music every chance she got. Despite any struggles life threw her way, Barbara's resilient personality always shone through. Barbara requested that her ashes be scattered on Kootenay Plains in the Rocky Mountain country she so dearly loved.
Those who wish to attend the ceremony on April 15 should contact Tim
A resident of Central Alberta with her husband Tim Grier for several decades, Barbara will be remembered by her many friends in Rocky Mountain House and Red Deer as an adventurous spirit with a big heart. She gardened, kept bees, cooked fantastic meals and spoiled the neighbourhood kids with homemade treats.
Barbara explored the back country with friends and family, championed environmental causes and danced to live music every chance she got. Despite any struggles life threw her way, Barbara's resilient personality always shone through. Barbara requested that her ashes be scattered on Kootenay Plains in the Rocky Mountain country she so dearly loved.
Those who wish to attend the ceremony on April 15 should contact Tim