The High Level & District Chamber of Commerce is calling its 2026 trade show a success after an ‘amazing weekend of community connection, shopping, and showcasing what our region has to offer.’
The Chamber posted a thank-you to vendors, sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who came through the doors to support local during the event.
The show returned in 2025 after a seven-year hiatus and drew nearly 3,000 people over two days. That’s a remarkable number for a town of about 4,500 people, but High Level acts as a trading centre for about 20,000 across northwestern Alberta and northern parts of Mackenzie County.
The Chamber’s website says the 2025 show featured vendor booths, food trucks, a live adoption event, and even a tiny home on display. While 2026 attendance has not been released, the Chamber describes the latest edition as a success.
The High Level & District Chamber of Commerce has been supporting businesses in the region since 1986 and uses the trade show to connect residents with local products and services.
