Category: Culture

The vibrant neighbourhood of Calgary known as 17th Ave is an energetic corridor that stretches west from the city's downtown core. Nestled near notable sites such as the iconic Calgary Tower and the trendy Beltline district, 17th Ave is just south of the Bow River and showcases a unique blend of energy, diversity, historic charm, and modern allure.

Calgary is a sanctuary of natural beauty and outdoor exploration when the summer sun graces the Canadian prairie skies. This season turns Calgary into a vibrant playground ripe with countless activities that encapsulate the spirit of summer. Whether it’s the serene activity of floating down rivers, the thrill of biking along scenic trails, or the peace found in city parks, a Calgary summer represents a time of unparalleled magnificence right at the city’s heart. Here are some outdoor activities that can make your Calgary summer unforgettable.

The neighbourhood of Bridgeland-Riverside was once two separate areas known for German, Ukrainian, and Italian immigrants.

Fall in Calgary is a uniquely beautiful time of year. From crisp days with colourful leaves to fresh snowfall and the twinkling lights of the holidays, the season is as changing as it is magical.

There are places and experiences throughout Calgary where All Hallows Eve can can be enjoyed at any time of year.

Inglewood is a trendy neighbourhood that has something for everyone. It's a place to slow down and enjoy Calgary's original main street!

Now that summer is over, it is time to celebrate the fall and with the fall comes one of our favourite holidays: Halloween!

During Pride Week, everyone is invited to visit Southcentre Mall to see Scott Clark's mural and learn about Calgary Outlink's amazing work.

Limited edition products from local businesses are part of the LOVED. collection, sharing the LGBTQ2SIA+ community’s past and hopeful future.

Treeline Tango is a brand-new brew, created through a collaboration between two local breweries and the Banff Canmore Community Foundation.