It all began in 1964...

Fête Au Village, the annual festival in the Town of Legal, Alberta celebrates the community & surrounding area, welcoming all while creating lasting memories in celebration of the community.

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The Fête au Village is a truly unique fair which draws in many people from local towns and many surrounding areas. It is one of the longest-running fairs in all of Alberta!

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Thousands of Sturgeon County-area residents will line the town’s streets for the festival’s parades, fireworks, and demolition derby.

 

Father Georges Henri Primeau founded Fête au Village in 1964 as an extension of the town’s annual St. Jean Baptiste Day picnic, town historians report. The Fête has been held every year since, with an evolution of events and opportunities to connect that best serve the community as it has grown over the years!