Week of Jul 5th
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July 8, 2026(4 events) 4:00 pm: Interpretive Centre Tour Hours – Open to the public - 4 p.m.- 8 p.m. “Beverly was Built on Coal” There is a number of coal mining artifacts on display, a Victrola cabinet phonograph, “guzunder”, sports memorabilia, as well as many other interesting artifacts. An interpreter is present to answer any questions or to guide you. If there is a special day or time that you would like to visit, please call (780) 904-5530 for a private tour and this can be arranged. A walking tour of Olde Towne Beverly can also be arranged for a group of 4 or more by calling (780) 904-5530. Donations gratefully accepted for the continuance of our school programs. 5:00 pm: Carriage Ride - South – Departs: 5 pm Starting at the Beverly Cenotaph (4001-118 Avenue), the oldest Cenotaph I Western Canada, the tour winds its way through Olde Towne Beverly, alternating tours of either north or south Beverly, with tour guides citing important landmarks and stories of the area over the past century.
**Please note: Children must be closely supervised and cell phones turned off during the ride. 6:00 pm: Carriage Ride - North – Departs: 6 pm Starting at the Beverly Cenotaph (4001-118 Avenue), the oldest Cenotaph I Western Canada, the tour winds its way through Olde Towne Beverly, alternating tours of either north or south Beverly, with tour guides citing important landmarks and stories of the area over the past century.
**Please note: Children must be closely supervised and cell phones turned off during the ride. 7:00 pm: Carriage Ride - South – Departs: 7 pm Starting at the Beverly Cenotaph (4001-118 Avenue), the oldest Cenotaph I Western Canada, the tour winds its way through Olde Towne Beverly, alternating tours of either north or south Beverly, with tour guides citing important landmarks and stories of the area over the past century.
**Please note: Children must be closely supervised and cell phones turned off during the ride. |
July 9, 2026(4 events) 4:00 pm: Interpretive Centre Tour Hours – Open to the public - 4 p.m.- 8 p.m. “Beverly was Built on Coal” There is a number of coal mining artifacts on display, a Victrola cabinet phonograph, “guzunder”, sports memorabilia, as well as many other interesting artifacts. An interpreter is present to answer any questions or to guide you. If there is a special day or time that you would like to visit, please call (780) 904-5530 for a private tour and this can be arranged. A walking tour of Olde Towne Beverly can also be arranged for a group of 4 or more by calling (780) 904-5530. Donations gratefully accepted for the continuance of our school programs. 5:00 pm: Carriage Ride - North – Departs: 5 pm Starting at the Beverly Cenotaph (4001-118 Avenue), the oldest Cenotaph I Western Canada, the tour winds its way through Olde Towne Beverly, alternating tours of either north or south Beverly, with tour guides citing important landmarks and stories of the area over the past century.
**Please note: Children must be closely supervised and cell phones turned off during the ride. 6:00 pm: Carriage Rides - South – Departs: 6 pm Starting at the Beverly Cenotaph (4001-118 Avenue), the oldest Cenotaph I Western Canada, the tour winds its way through Olde Towne Beverly, alternating tours of either north or south Beverly, with tour guides citing important landmarks and stories of the area over the past century.
**Please note: Children must be closely supervised and cell phones turned off during the ride. 7:00 pm: Carriage Rides - North – Departs: 7 pm Starting at the Beverly Cenotaph (4001-118 Avenue), the oldest Cenotaph I Western Canada, the tour winds its way through Olde Towne Beverly, alternating tours of either north or south Beverly, with tour guides citing important landmarks and stories of the area over the past century.
**Please note: Children must be closely supervised and cell phones turned off during the ride. |
July 10, 2026(1 event) 4:00 pm: Interpretive Centre Tour Hours – Open to the public - 4 p.m.- 8 p.m. “Beverly was Built on Coal” There is a number of coal mining artifacts on display, a Victrola cabinet phonograph, “guzunder”, sports memorabilia, as well as many other interesting artifacts. An interpreter is present to answer any questions or to guide you. If there is a special day or time that you would like to visit, please call (780) 904-5530 for a private tour and this can be arranged. A walking tour of Olde Towne Beverly can also be arranged for a group of 4 or more by calling (780) 904-5530. Donations gratefully accepted for the continuance of our school programs. |
July 11, 2026(1 event) 11:00 am: Interpretive Centre Tour Hours – Open to the public - 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. “Beverly was Built on Coal” There is a number of coal mining artifacts on display, a Victrola cabinet phonograph, “guzunder”, sports memorabilia, as well as many other interesting artifacts. An interpreter is present to answer any questions or to guide you. If there is a special day or time that you would like to visit, please call (780) 904-5530 for a private tour and this can be arranged. A walking tour of Olde Towne Beverly can also be arranged for a group of 4 or more by calling (780) 904-5530. Donations gratefully accepted for the continuance of our school programs. |