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Poetry in the Park Brings Words and Community Together
On August 22, writers, poets and community members gathered around the Poet Tree in Fish Creek Provincial Park for Poetry in the Park, the first event hosted by Josephine LoRe in her role as Poet Laureate for the Bow Valley Ranche Historical Society. The afternoon began with introductions and a welcome from BVRHS President Larry Wasyliw, who shared some background on the Society and introduced former BVRHS Poet Laureate Mary Vlooswyk for a reading. Josephine spoke about her n


BVRHS Receives Significant Artwork Honouring Chief Nelson Small Legs
The Bow Valley Ranche Historical Society is honoured to receive A Cry for Justice – Sound of the Drum, a powerful and thought-provoking work by Alberta artist J.E. McClelland. Generously donated to the Society, the painting is now on display at The Ranche Restaurant, where visitors can experience both its artistic beauty and its profound historical significance. More than a painting, A Cry for Justice is a reflection on leadership, resilience, friendship, and the ongoing purs


Fish Creek Park 50th Year Celebrations
June 7, Bow Valley Ranche Visitors enjoyed browsing the 20 + Community Organizations tents set up in the parking lot and along walkways....
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