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Farmers' Days Rodeo & Exhibition
June 5, 2026 to June 7, 2026
Organized by:
Kinsmen Club of Stony Plain
and Town of Stony Plain
The Town of Stony Plain, in partnership with the Kinsmen Club of Stony Plain, invites you to experience Farmers’ Days Rodeo and Exhibition, one of the community’s largest annual events.
From the Kinsmen Rodeo and West Parkland Gas Co-op Parade to the Mayor and Council Pancake Breakfast and Kids Korral, the weekend is jam-packed with activities for all ages.
Explore event details, schedules and key information below to plan your Farmers’ Day weekend. Activities run Friday afternoon through Sunday evening, rain or shine.
Stony Plain & Parkland Pioneer Museum Society
5120 41 Ave
Stony Plain, AB, T7Z 1L5
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