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Welcome to Cowboy Christmas Concerts!

We long for old-fashioned Christmases where people sang carols (all of them, not just Santa and Rudolph), and we could say the word “Christmas” with complete immunity from political correctness.

Noel Burles

Cowboy Christmas Concerts, our response to that longing, is a series of concerts in Southern Alberta in late November and December, featuring Cowboy Poet, Musician, Historian and Multi-Instrumentalist, Noel Burles with Cowboy Poet, Singer, Songwriter, Shelley Goldbeck.

We are thrilled to announce that Sol Casino will be a special guest at this year's Cowboy Christmas Concerts! As a proud supporter of arts and entertainment, Sol Casino will join the celebration, adding excitement to this festive event. Don't miss the chance to experience an unforgettable holiday concert!

Shelley Goldbeck

The true meaning of Christmas is explored through the story of an old cowboy who is compelled to be Santa Claus for a young family on Christmas Eve.

The audience will participate by singing carols throughout the story. At intermission we’ll visit over coffee or hot chocolate and home-made Christmas cookies.

See our video from our dress rehearsal:

Feedback from our audience:

It’s fun for the whole family. Every ticket is only $20.

If you are looking for an ideal way to get into the Christmas spirit, come to Cowboy Christmas Concerts.

Dates (Click to purchase tickets)

Carstairs Community Hall  Nov 29
Cowley Community Hall  Nov 30
Water Valley Community Hall   Dec 1
Nanton Community Centre  Dec 8
Munson Community Hall  Dec 13
Seven Persons Community Hall   Dec 14
Bearberry Community Hall  Dec 15

All shows 7-9 PM. Doors open at 6:30 PM

Posters (pdf):

Carstairs Cowboy Christmas Concert Poster
Cowley Cowboy Christmas Concert Poster
Water Valley Cowboy Christmas Concert Poster
Nanton Cowboy Christmas Concert Poster
Munson Cowboy Christmas Concert Poster
Seven Persons Cowboy Christmas Concert Poster
Bearberry Cowboy Christmas Concert Poster

Posters: jpg

Carstairs
Cowley
Water Valley
Nanton
Munson
Seven Persons
Bearberry