Spend Alberta's Heritage Weekend in Didsbury at our Outdoor Living History Museum

Days of Yore 2022 at Rosebud Park in Didsbury Alberta
Reenactors from 2017

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Days of Yore is an outdoor living history festival entertaining and educating the public to cultural traditions, lifestyles, and activities of bygone eras through authentic representation of those times.

Two days, dozens of historical reenactors, sword fights, big cannons, and live combat!

STEP BACK IN TIME and visit with costumed (and sometimes armed) performers representing 9th C Scandinavia, 11th Century England, 18th Century England, 19th Century Canada, and 20th Century Germany.

Special Guest, Calum Lykan Storytelling at Artisan Alley.You'll "Stroll Through the Ages" in our reenactment village with the Sons of Fenrir Vikings, Dragons Own Medieval Combat Group, Victorian Society of Alberta, Edmonton House Brigade, Yankee Valley Yankees, 10th Battalion (CEF) Commemorative Association (WWI), WWII First Special Service Force Reenactors, and the Prairie Motor Brigade!

Battles throughout the day, music with pipers and fifers, sing-a-longs, storytelling - and did we say - BIG CANNONS?!!

And there's more! You can shop in our Artisan Alley seeing heritage arts and traditional crafts in keeping with the character of this festival.

This is the only festival of its kind - dedicated to historical authenticity, where you can see soldiers from throughout history intermingling with each other - and you! Experience life as a Viking, as one of King Arthur's Knights, as a fur trader with the Hudson's Bay Company, or a commander during one of the World Wars! And for the more delicate, come dressed in your finest and join Queen Victoria's friends in a rousing game of croquet!

We encourage your family to come dressed up in your favourite period costume and join in on the fun.

THIS IS GONNA BE A BLAST!!

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Funds raised go to support the Mountain View Arts Society, DHS Drama Class, DHS Leadership Group, Didsbury Historical Society,
Didsbury Municipal Library, Didsbury Lions Club, Didsbury Elks Lodge - And many arts programs in the community.

TWO GREAT CAMPGROUNDS IN DIDSBURY!
If your family is planning to spend the weekend in Didsbury, we encourage you to book your campsites at one of these two local campgrounds ASAP.
Click here to book your campsite at the Rosebud Valley Campground in Didsbury.
Rosebud Valley Campground
Right across the road from the Days of Yore encampments and festival site. Phone: 403-335-8578
Click here to book your campsite at the Elks Cipperley's Campground in Didsbury.
Didsbury Elks Campground
About 5 minutes north of Rosebud Park and the Days of Yore site. Phone: 403-586-3748

Countdown to Days of Yore
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Days of Yore in Didsbury
August 5 & 6, 2023

11 am - 5 pm Both Days
Gates Open at 10:40 am

2022 TICKETS NOW OPEN
CLICK TO PURCHASE ONLINE
Tickets also available at the Gate
CASH or ON YOUR PHONE
If you have any Ticket questions,
please call 403-335-9445.

Event Questions?

PERFORMANCE/BATTLE SCHEDULE

NEED A RIDE?
Call Robert with Didsbury Taxi if you need a ride to or from Rosebud Park and Days of Yore.
Call Robert with Didsbury Taxi at 403-862-0300
To and from Didsbury, Olds, & Carstairs

BOOK YOUR CAMPSITE TODAY!

Central Alberta's Finest Artisans
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Dragons Own Medieval Combat Unit exhibiting at Days of Yore 2018. Photo by Judi Newsome, Roadrunner Photography.

Edmonton House Brigade displayed fur trader life at Days of Yore 2018. Photo by Judi Newsome, Roadrunner Photography.

Victorian lady at Days of Yore 2018. Photo by Judi Newsome, Roadrunner Photography.

NO DOGS ARE ALLOWED in Rosebud Park unless they
are service dogs.

MISSION STATEMENT: Days of Yore is an outdoor living history festival entertaining and educating the public to
cultural traditions, lifestyles, and activities of bygone eras through authentic representation of those times.
Supporting arts, culture & heritage in Carstairs, Cremona, Didsbury, Olds, Sundre and the surrounding Central Alberta communities between Red Deer and Calgary.
Logo designed by Joel Windsor. Venues sponsored by the Town of Didsbury. Stay overnight at the Rosebud Valley Campground at the east entrance to Didsbury. The Building Communities Through Arts and Heritage Program was created to help you celebrate your community, its past and its present. Situated where the foothills of the Canadian Rockies meet the fertile plains, Mountain View County is in the heart of Alberta's Calgary - Edmonton corridor. The Alberta Foundation for the Arts provides support to arts organizations, giving them the power to inspire minds, encourage expression, foster creativity, and contribute to Alberta's economy. Logo designed by Lyle Schulz.
© MOUNTAIN VIEW ARTS SOCIETY WINDSOR GRAPHICS