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You'll gain first-hand insights into the culture of the people, and immerse yourself in the legend and lore that has captured worldwide attention. At the traditional/sacred gathering place at the base of Cascade Mountain, there's a teepee encampment where you'll see the Stoney Nakoda people in full regalia, and enjoy drumming, dancing, singing and cultural exhibits. A don't miss the highlight - the Grand Parade down Banff Avenue. Jasper Walk in the Past - May 15 September 15 Jasper is the quieter mountain town cousin to the much-storied Banff, but its history is no less colorful. During the summer months, the town of Jasper invites you to step back in time and discover the characters that helped shape Jasper National Park on a 1.5 hour stroll through the town. It's an ideal way to expand your knowledge of this largest of Canada's mountain parks, at a perfect pace. Jasper Heritage Rodeo - August 17 20 Oh sure, the Calgary Stampede is big and loud, but it's not the only rodeo in Alberta. Throughout the summer, there are scores of these western events going on, including one right in Jasper. The only rodeo held in a national park, this year's event is themed around Alberta's Centennial. In addition to the four pro rodeo events, look forward to the local favorite Pack Horse Race involving the National Park Warden Service squaring off against Jasper outfitters. There's also a western dance and other events celebrating the historical impact of the rodeo, which dates back to the 1920s. Canmore Miners Day Parade & Celebration - July 16 The bustling small mountain town of Canmore, nestled at the foot of the Three Sisters mountain range, is a hot spot for festivals, like the ever-popular Highland Games in the fall. More than half a century ago, it was also the home to an important coal mine. When that closed in 1979, the future of Canmore was in doubt...until the 1988 Winter Olympics and international tourism turned it into a mountain magnet. Today, the old days of Canmore's mining past are remembered every year on Miners Day. Be there as the coal miner's life is celebrated with entertainment, music and a lively history of Canmore. Waterton Natural History Tour - May to October >From one-day outings to week-long programs, Waterton offers you the chance to experience a different kind of history...natural history. Experts in the field can lead you through a "learning and enrichment holiday" that focuses on the flora and fauna of Waterton Lakes National Park, which boasts the widest variety of wildflowers in Alberta. 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