What’s Up This Week?
On October 13, 2026 by Calgary's ChildOctober 15 to 25
October 15, 12:10 to 2:10 pm; Movies for Mommies. You can expect an accommodating environment for babies, including bottle warming, stroller parking, and change tables. moviesformommies.com
October 15 to 18; YMCA Arts Presents: One Man Avengers. A fast-paced solo performance by Charles Ross that hilariously recreates the Marvel Cinematic Universe using only his voice, body and imagination. Check it out at Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton on October 15 and 16 and Shane Homes YMCA at Rocky Ridge on October 17 on 18. ymcacalgary.org/arts.
October 15 to 18; Under $200 Art Show. ART SPOT is bringing together 70 of the top-selling artists from its Under $100 Art Shows across Alberta for this special event. With every piece priced at $200 or less, the show offers Calgarians an opportunity to discover and collect original artwork while directly supporting local and emerging artists at 1111 9 Avenue SW. showpass.com/under-200-show-calgary
October 15 to November 7; Fluid Fest 2026. Fluid Fest 2026 is a celebration of dance, contemporary performance and connection unfolding across the city. Framed by the curatorial invitation: A Messy Gorgeous Love, we invite artists and audiences into the unpredictable brilliance of bodies in motion, where uncertainty and precision share the same breath, and every work unfolds as a living question and response. springboardperformance.com/programs/fluid-fest-2026
October 16; 4:30 to 5:45pm; Free Soccer Friday. Free Soccer Fridays invites kids to a free, unstructured, drop-in soccer opportunity. This is a chance for youth of all ages and abilities to play and enjoy the sport. calgaryminorsoccer.com
October 16, 5 to 11pm; TELUS Spark Events: Indigenous Science Night. Experience an immersive Indigenous Astronomy Night featuring stone circles, planetarium experiences, telescope viewing, storytelling, and hands-on activities for all ages. sparkscience.ca
October 16 to 24; MisFit Theatre YYC Presents: Clue: The Musical. Get your magnifying glass polished and your notebook ready. You will be taking an interactive journey through a geometric mansion full of mystery, intrigue, and murder in Clue the Musical directed by Krista Willott at Pumphouse Theatre. pumphousetheatre.ca
October 16 to 24; Calgary Opera Presents: TOSCA. How far would you go to save the person you love? Tosca answers with ravishingly beautiful music and devastating choices at Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium. calgaryopera.com
Until October 17; Jubilation Dinner Theatre Presents: Rock Around the Clock with Elvis and Friends. Go back the time of Elvis and Buddy Holly… to the sound of La Bamba and Wake Up Little Suzie. Pull on those bobby socks and Put Your Head on My Shoulder. jubilations.ca
October 17; Embracing Change: Supporting ADHD & LD Across Life Transitions Conference. With 17 engaging presenters, this full-day, in-person event will explore key topics such as finding your footing during periods of change, ADHD and women’s hormones, teaching complex students, disclosing disability at work, and more. ow.ly/8ZML50ZQ9ki
October 17, 10am to 2pm; YYC’s Largest Baby & Kids Second Hand Sale. Calgary’s Largest Baby & Kid’s Second-Hand Sale is your chance to find great deals on clothing, with a focus on winter wear and gear, toys, books, baby gear and everyday essentials for every size and stage. Shop a wide selection of second-hand items from local families—all conveniently gathered in one place at Genesis Centre. ttmac.org/sale
October 17, 10am to 4pm; Calgary Sketch & Painting Club’s annual Fall Art Show. Mark your calendars, bring your friends and family, and come enjoy a wonderful day celebrating our vibrant local arts community at Dalhousie Community Centre. cspclub.org
October 17, 11am; Cineplex Family Favourites: The Magic Faraway Tree. Visit participating Cineplex theatres near you and watch a favorite family film each week for only $3.99. Learn more at cineplex.com
October 17, 5 to 9pm; Harvest Pumpkin Fest Date Night at Butterfield Acres. Looking for a fall date night that’s anything but ordinary? Join Butterfield Acres for a special 18+ Harvest Pumpkin Fest Date Night on the farm! Swap the city lights for the cozy glow of the farm and enjoy an evening filled with animals, fall photo ops, hands-on farm fun, and autumn charm. butterfieldacres.com/date-night
October 17, 7:30pm; Dreams of Bollywood. Inspired by the vivid storytelling of Indian cinema, Dreams of Bollywood weaves together orchestral sound, powerful vocals, and expressive movement with the electrifying energy of Bollywood music and dance at Jack Singer Concert Hall. calgaryphil.com
October 17 and 18, 11am and 2pm; Indigo Kids Events. IndigoKids departments in Chapters and Indigo stores host events for kids & their parents/caregivers. indigo.ca/en-ca/events
October 17 to 18, 11am to 4pm; Taste of Cochrane. Choose one day or make a weekend of it! Your ticket gives you access to a self-guided tasting tour throughout Cochrane, where you’ll stop at participating businesses to enjoy a complimentary sample of something special. simpletix.com
October 17 to 18; Beacon Original Art Show & Sale. Shop local for a special occasion or treat yourself and chat with artists behind the work. Bring a friend and make it an outing in the vibrant community of Bridgeland Riverside. beaconoriginalart.com
Until October 18; The Huddle x Grey Cup at CF Market Mall. Families and football fans can test their skills with interactive challenges including throwing accuracy, vertical jump and a blocking sled. Visitors can also try a digital football simulator, create personalized player cards and capture football-themed photo moments. shops.cadillacfairview.com/market-mall
Until October 18; YYC Pizza Fest. YYC Pizza Fest is an annual event with charity, community, and pizza crusts in mind. Each year, local participating restaurants craft an original recipe in a competition to be lauded Calgary’s best pizza. Bring your family to taste them all! yycpizzafest.com
October 18, 11am to 6pm; Little Market On The Prairie – Fall Market. Shop local at the Little Market on the Prairie Fall Market at New Horizon Mall in Balzac. Spend the day discovering a variety of local makers, artisans and small businesses from Calgary and surrounding communities. Browse handmade and locally created goods, unique finds, gifts, home décor, accessories and more—all while supporting Alberta small businesses. littleshopontheprairie.com/pages/little-market-on-the-prairie
October 21, 7 to 8:30pm; Immigration Isn’t Tragedy, It’s Strategy: The Economic Case for Newcomers in Alberta | Hot Dogs & Hot Takes on History. At this installment of Hot Dogs & Hot Takes on History, Centre for Newcomers CEO Dr. Nketti Johnston-Taylor explores the historical impacts of newcomers on our community; not just economically, but also culturally and socially. Come for the hot dogs, stay for the conversation about how immigration doesn’t take away, but in fact makes us stronger. theconfluence.ca/events/hdht-oct2026
October 21 to 25; Flourish Festival of Letters and Art. A multi-day Calgary celebration of calligraphy, lettering, and the written arts, welcoming participants and world-class faculty from across Canada and around the world. Through hands-on workshops, demonstrations, and community gatherings, attendees of all ages and skill levels discover the joy, mindfulness, and creative satisfaction of putting pen to paper — beautifully. flourish-festival.com
Until October 22; Calgary Opera Presents: Pied Piper. The Pied Piper claims to be a ratcatcher who, with the help of his magical pipe, can solve the infestation that plagues the town of Hamelin, Germany. calgaryopera.com
October 23, 11am; Cineplex Family Favourites: E.T. Visit participating Cineplex theatres near you and watch a favorite family film each week for only $3.99. Learn more at cineplex.com
October 23, 7:30pm; Baroque at Bella with Nicholas McGegan. Go for Baroque with your Calgary Phil! Nicholas McGegan conducts festive music celebrating the 1748 signing of the peace treaty Aix-la-Chapelle between France and Britain with Jean-Phillipe Rameau’s opéra-ballet Naïs and George Frideric Handel’s Royal Fireworks Music at Bella Concert Hall. calgaryphil.com
October 23 to 25; Calgary New and Used Ski Sale. The sale is the largest in Canada, with an inventory of 20,000 winter gear items and 10,000-plus visitors at Seven Chiefs Sportplex. skisale.ca
October 23 to 25; Annual Bearspaw Fall Harvest Market. The Annual Bearspaw Fall Harvest Market includes 50 local vendors offering handmade gifts, home decor, and seasonal treats alongside a pumpkin patch, live music, family games, and delicious food at Bearspaw Lifestyle Centre. bearspawrental.ca/fall-harvest-market
Fridays and Saturdays until October 24; Calgary Farmyard Harvest Lights. The lights come on at sundown. The only area left unlit will be the giant corn maze, so you can bring your flashlight and have some fun. calgaryfarmyard.com
Until October 24; Rosebud Theatre Presents: Dear John Deere. A rural folk musical brings singer/songwriter Fred Eaglesmith’s most memorable songs to life as Caroline and Johnny dig deep to keep their farm and their relationship afloat. rosebudtheatre.com
October 24, 8:30am to 12:30pm; Explore CFIS Open House (K-12 French Immersion). Discover the CFIS experience from Early Childhood through Grade 12. Explore French immersion, the IB PYP, MYP and DP, and discover the engaging learning environment that helps students grow academically, socially and globally. Come see what makes CFIS unique! cfis.com/admissions
October 24, 5:30pm; Movie in the Park. Members-only movie in the park at Vivo for Healthier Generations indoor park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and get comfy to enjoy a movie together. vivo.ca
October 24, 6 to 11pm; Trellis Society Soiree. The Trellis Society Soirée is more than a fundraising event – it’s an investment in a brighter future for young people and families at BMO Centre. growwithtrellis.ca
October 24 to 25; Calgary Reptile Expo. This is your opportunity to find your favorite local reptile, amphibian and invertebrate enthusiasts under one roof! Come check out hands-on experiences, vendors for supplies and animals, and much more. albertareptiles.ca/calgaryreptileexpo
October 24 to January 9; Jubilations Dinner Theatre Presents: Footloose: A Cutloose Parody. Yes, in this new town, someone’s gonna fall in love, someone’s gonna make an unlikely friend, and someone’s gonna end up breakin’ all the rules. jubilations.ca
Fridays to Sundays until October 25, 9:30am to 5pm; Fall Days at Calgary Farmyard. Enjoy fun activities like exploring a corn maze, finding the perfect pumpkin, and ziplining. calgaryfarmyard.com
Saturdays and Sundays until October 25; Cobb’s Adventure Park Pumpkin Palooza. Pick your pumpkin, take a photo, visit animals, take part in fun activities. Do it all at Cobb’s Adventure Park. cobbsadventurepark.com
Halloween Events
October 15, 5:30 to 7pm; Kids Club Park96: Spooky Creatures. Join at Park96 for a monthly kids’ club for youth ages six to 12! Every Halloween stores are filled with decorations of “spooky” creatures like snakes, spiders, toads, and scorpions. Join us to get up close and personal with some of these not so terrifying creatures and separate facts from fiction. Ticket includes a hands-on program with Q&A, a take home activity sheet, and a posed digital photo with a reptile. The ultimate evening for the animal lover is Calgary Reptile Parties’ Kids Club! ticketor.com/yycnaturecentre
October 15; Heritage Park Fall Ghost Tours. As night falls, the park’s historic streets come alive with tales of haunted buildings, mysterious apparitions and unexplained phenomena. Guided by knowledgeable storytellers, you’ll uncover the darker side of the past and hear true stories that have been passed down through generations of park goers. heritagepark.ca/events/calgary-ghost-tours/2026-10-08/
October 15, 16 and 17, 7 to 8:30pm; Creepy Tales & Cocktails. An evening of frightening tales, chilling stories and signature cocktails! Start the night in the 1888 Fort Calgary Barracks with a specialty cocktail to steel your nerves before embarking on an eerie evening outing into The Confluence parkland and into Calgary’s oldest neighborhood of Inglewood. With a newly updated route featuring new stops and more stories, explore some of Calgary’s most terrifying tales, haunted happenings, and lingering legends like you’ve never heard them before. theconfluence.ca/events/creepytales
October 16; Radical Reptile Showdown. Spooky season is upon us and were welcome toads, spiders, snakes and more to help us celebrate in Capitol Hill. The Radical Reptile Showdown includes live music, food truck eats from Snack Hut, a canteen serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, spooky games and prizes. capitolhill.getcommunal.com/parent_programs/4877
October 17, 12 to 3pm; Pet Halloween Photos. Start planning your costume and join Pawsitive Match Rescue Foundation at Pet Valu Royal Oak for some spooky-sweet Halloween photos.
October 17, 12 to 3pm; Chestermere Public Library Trunk or Treat. Instead of going door-to-door, children go from car to car to get treats. Vehicles sponsored by local businesses and organizations gather in the parking lot and hand out treats from their decorated car trunks to children in costume. chestermerepubliclibrary.com
October 17, 2 to 3pm; Hangings, Homicides & History: A True Crime Tour. Think you know all of Calgary’s most frightening stories? Go beyond ghosts and hauntings and delve into the real, chilling tales of murder, executions and the history of the prisons at historic Fort Calgary. Get your true crime fix and shed light on the grim realities of the city’s early days in this outdoor tour to some of the most disturbing locations across the parkland at The Confluence. theconfluence.ca/events/truecrime2026
October 17, 5 to7pm; Kor’s Annual Halloween Party. Dancing, games, crafts, yummy snacks, a Halloween-themed movie and a haunted house! kordanceworks.com
October 17 and 18; Michaels Kids’ Club: Lil Witching Hours. Free, in-store Halloween-themed craft events designed for children ages four and older. canada.michaels.com
October 18, 2 to 3pm; Deadly Alberta True Crime Tour. From mass murders to executions, explore true crimes from across Alberta in this dark history, outdoor tour. Ponder gruesome cases that are still unsolved today and discover how the first and last hangings in the province were eerily similar. theconfluence.ca/events/deadlyab2026
October 18, 2 to 4pm; Frightful Family Favourites: ParaNorman (2012). Embrace your eerie side this scary season by catching your favourite family movies on the big screen! Join us in the Burnswest Theatre at The Confluence for two afternoons of free popcorn and family fun. theconfluence.ca/events/frightfulfamilyfavourites-paranorman
October 19, 8:30am to 4pm; PD Day Camp: Spooky Stories of Spiders & Snakes. Join for a Halloween adventure PD Day Camp at Park96! Every Halloween decorations of snakes and spiders pop up in windows, yards, and haunted houses. In reality, these amazing animals are not something to fear! Join us to learn more about “creepy creatures” and dispel some of the spooky myths about them! Camp includes a hands-on reptile show, posed photos holding animals, a craft, activities and games. Experience reptiles this PD day with Reptile Camp! ticketor.com
Tuesdays until October 20; Pranks, Parties, and Pumpkins: A Halloween History Tour. Take a guided tour of Lougheed House and learn about some of the most memorable pranks and unforgettable Halloween parties that Calgary has seen over the past 100+ years. lougheedhouse.com/events
October 20 and 22, 5:30 to 7pm; Reptile Kids Club KGCA: Spooky Creatures. Join for a kids’ club at various locations for youth ages six to 12! Every Halloween stores are filled with decorations of “spooky” creatures like snakes, spiders, toads, and scorpions. Get up close and personal with some of these not-so-terrifying creatures and separate facts from fiction. Ticket includes a hands-on program with Q&A, a take home activity sheet, and a posed digital photo with a reptile. The ultimate evening for the animal lover is Calgary Reptile Parties’ Kids Club! ticketor.com
Until October 22; Haunted Mini Golf at WinSport. WinSport’s mini golf course is getting a haunting makeover this fall, transforming into Haunted Mini Golf with spooky surprises, eerie obstacles and Halloween fun around every corner. Putt your way through the course, dodge the ghouls and ghosts, and see if you can keep your score from getting scarily high. It’s creepy enough to be fun, but lighthearted enough for the whole family. winsport.ca/explore-winsport/current-activities/mini-golf
October 22 to 25; Ghouls’ Night Out at Heritage Park. Ghouls’ Night Out transforms the Historical Village into a Halloween wonderland filled with dazzling lights, a maze full of Halloween fun, classic Halloween characters, spooky photo ops, games, and more. heritagepark.ca
October 23, 6 to 9pm; Braeside Halloween Movie Night. Put on your scariest, sparkiest, most bootiful or funniest costumes and head down to Braeside Community Association for an evening of fun, prizes, food and a movie.
October 23, 6:30 pm; Ghosts & Hauntings Trivia Showdown. How well do you know the things that go bump in the night? Join The Confluence for a spectre-tacular night of trivia this October! Unearth your knowledge of famous ghost stories, legendary haunted locations, and the true (or not-so-true) stories behind our favourite paranormal movies. Grab your gaggle of ghouls and compete to win one of two boo-tiful Confluence prize packs! theconfluence.ca/events/ghosttrivia
October 23 to 24; Halloween on 17th. This Halloween, 17th Avenue becomes a living stage for strange sights, curious creatures and things that go bump in the night. Dress up and bring your family and friends to Tomkins Park for a free, all-ages outdoor Halloween weekend. A Carnival of Curiosities awaits. visitcalgary.com/events/halloween-on-17th-ave
Until October 24, Fridays and Saturdays, 6 to 10pm; Cobb’s Adventure Park Field of Screams. Field of Screams is turning Cobb’s Adventure Park into a terrifying, thrilling and spine-tingling terror show. This Halloween inspired outdoor event is sure to bring horrifying fear into the hearts of attendees looking to roam 20 acres at night and test their bravery in our haunted houses. Check the website for all ages and adults only events. fieldofscreams.ca
October 24, 12 to 2pm; New Horizon Mall Atrium. Mascots, a spooky science show, and a pinata giveaway are just some of the fun activities at this Halloween celebration. newhorizonmall.com
October 24, 12 to 5pm; Olympic Oval Frozen Fright – Halloween On Ice. Pull on your favorite costume, gather your little ghosts, goblins, superheroes, and witches, and join for a frightfully fun family skate. Whether you’re carving up the ice or just trying not to have a meltdown, there’s fun waiting around every corner. oval.ucalgary.ca
October 24, 5 to 8pm; Altadore Gymnastic Club Kinds Night Out. Calling all young adventurers and gymnasts! Join Altadore Gymnastic Club for a thrilling Kids Night Out where the fun knows no bounds. altadoregymclub.com
October 24, 6 to 9pm; Murder Mystery Dinner at Lougheed House. Join inside the historic Lougheed House for an interactive evening of mystery, comedy and a delicious three-course dinner, while the story unfolds around you. lougheedhouse.com/events
October 24, 6:30 to 9pm; How True Is a True Story?: The Conjuring 2 (2016). Have you ever wanted to know the real story behind movies based on true events? The reality is that these films often blur the lines between fact and fiction. Before the film, there will be a 15-minute presentation about the true events that inspired it. You may be surprised to learn what is accurate and what is pure Hollywood. Spoiler alert: the truth is often stranger than fiction! theconfluence.ca/events/howtrueistrue-theconjuring2
October 24, 7pm; Calgary’s Ultimate Halloween Party – Menagerie Halloween. Calgary’s Ultimate Halloween Party – Menagerie Halloween is designed for adults who loves Halloween but want an old-school experience at Wyckham House Student Centre. The event is also a fundraiser for Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society (AARCS). menagerieyyc.ca/halloween
October 25, 11am to 4pm; The Barn Artisan Market Presents: The Halloween Market. Get ready for a spooktacular shopping experience featuring a new curated line of local artisans, crafters, creators, makers, bakers and more at Shawnessy Barn. thebarnartisanmarket.ca
October 25, 2 to 4pm; Frightful Family Favourites: Corpse Bride. Embrace your eerie side this scary season by catching your favourite family movies on the big screen! Join us in the Burnswest Theatre at The Confluence for two afternoons of free popcorn and family fun. theconfluence.ca
October 25, 2 to 4pm; Summit View United Church Trunk or Treat. Dress in your favourite costume and join for a fun afternoon of treats and games. summitview.churchcenter.com
October 25, 2 to 4:15pm; Christopher Cool Halloween Magic Show. Christopher Cool will entertain families with his interactive, high-energy and funny magic show at Dalhousie Community Association. dalhousiecalgary.ca
October 25, 6 to 7:30pm; Southview Church Trunk or Treat. There will be candy, hot chocolate, costumes, a photo booth and more. The theme this year is “Trunk or Treat Time Machine.” southviewchurch.com
October 30, 4 to 6:30pm; Sensory Friendly Halloween Party. Join for a fun and welcoming Halloween celebration designed with sensory needs in mind at #101 816 55 Avenue NE. elevatedabilities.ca
Various dates until October 30; Spooky Spides, Snakes and More. Join Calgary Reptile Parties at the library to explore myths and realities of “creepy” creatures in a hands-on, interactive program. Find out where and when at calgarylibrary.ca
October 30 and November 1; Halloweekend at SkyCastle. Spooktacular fun is coming to SkyCastle this Halloween. Come for music, face painting, glitter tattoo, treats and character visits. October 30 at New Horizon Mall and November 1 at the Macleod location. skycastleab.ca
Fridays and Saturdays until October 31, 7pm to 12am; ScreamFest. Haunted houses, Halloween-themed carnival games, creepy and disturbing entertainment at Stampede Park, GMC Stadium. Not recommended for children under the age of 13. screamfest.ca
Select dates until October 31; Where Dark Things Dwell Outdoor Escape Room. Guided by live actors, Where Dark Things Dwell is an immersive outdoor escape room that transforms Heritage Park into a chilling after-hours experience. Follow a trail of clues through shadowed streets, solve puzzles, uncover hidden secrets and race against time to save the village before darkness consumes it. heritagepark.ca/events/where-dark-things-dwell-thursdays
Until October 31; Nightmare Creations: Nightmare in the Campground. This the attraction evolved from an award-winning residential driveway haunt into one of Alberta’s largest seasonal mazed haunted attractions at Okotoks Lions Campground. nightmarecreations.ca
Until October 31; The Nightmare Bar. Nightmare Bar is a 90-minute Halloween bar experience packed with creepy décor, themed cocktails, music, photo opportunities and a lineup of fun games hosted throughout your session at Limericks Traditional Public House. events.showtime-presents.com
Until October 31; Pumpkins After Dark. Transform an evening out into a memorable Halloween experience at WinSport. Explore illuminated pumpkin displays, enjoy live entertainment and pumpkin carving demonstrations, indulge in seasonal treats, and capture incredible photos along the way. pumpkinsafterdark.com
October 31 to November 1; ZooBoo. Your little ones can dress up in “fangtastic” costumes and celebrate Halloween with their favorite zoo animals, treats and special activities. calgaryzoo.com
Until November 5; Tricks, Treats, & Traditions. Explore all the Halloween history you never knew at Lougheed House. lougheedhouse.com
Ongoing
Mondays, 6 to 8pm; Monday Night Toonie Skates at Olympic Oval. On these special evenings, you skate for just $2. Be sure to check the schedule, as Toonie Skates don’t run every Monday night. schedules.oval.ucalgary.ca
Until October 31, 10am to 2pm; Harvest Pumpkin Fest at Butterfield Acres. Celebrate fall at Butterfield Acres during Harvest Pumpkin Fest! Families can enjoy a real farm fall experience close to Calgary with animal visits, autumn photo opportunities, tractor-pulled wagon rides through Scarecrow Alley, cozy fire pits, and plenty of fresh-air farm fun. butterfieldacres.com/harvest-pumpkin-fest
Until October 31; Storybook Theatre Presents: A Concrete Jungle Book. Set within an urban landscape shaped by rules, hierarchies, and survival instincts, the story follows a young protagonist searching for identity, belonging, and family in a city that doesn’t always make space for difference. storybooktheatre.org
Until October 31, 10am to 3pm; Breastfeeding Support Meetings. Peer-to- peer online and in-person breastfeeding support meetings led by trained volunteers. Find community, get support and feel confident in your breastfeeding journey. lllc.ca/lllc-group-listings/AB
Until November 29; SUE the T. rex Experience at TELUS Spark. SUE the T. rex is the most complete, best-preserved Tyrannosaurus rex ever found. sparkscience.ca
Until December 6; Buffalo Treaty: Keystone to Wellness Exhibit. 2024 marked the tenth anniversary of the signing of the Buffalo Treaty, a framework for reconciliation that focuses on cooperation, restoration, and renewal. This exhibit explores how the Buffalo Treaty can support individual and community wellness in all its forms: spiritual, emotional, physical, and mental. theconfluence.ca
Until December 11; Bison Survival Story Robe by Adrian Stimson. Bison Survival Story Robe recalls the history of the bison as a story of both slaughter and survivance. Once numbering in the millions, bison herds were driven to the brink of extinction in the 19th century. Bison Story Robe shares this history in the form of a pictographic winter count drawing on the Blackfoot tradition of recording collective memory on hide. theconfluence.ca
Sundays until December 20; Faith through Music and Story. Through the generosity of the David Ferguson Memorial Fund, Lake View United Church can offer an exciting and innovative children’s program that includes 30 minutes of music instruction provided by Forte Music Studio. A professionally trained instructor will inspire creativity through music education. About 20 minutes of crafts, dance, story or games, mirroring the theme of the day completes the program. There is no cost for this program and ages three to eight years old, are welcome. lakeviewunitedchurch
Thursdays until June 2027; NMC Jam Club. Youth ages 13 to 19 are invited to jam, practice their skills, and explore their creative potential, all while making new friends, every Thursday at Studio Bell. studiobell.ca/jam-club
Until August 2027; TELUS Spark FREE Grade 7 Purple Galaxy Pass. Every Grade 7 student in Calgary and surrounding areas is eligible to receive a one-year pass for free admission at TELUS Spark. Register here: sparkscience.ca/purple-galaxy
Mondays to Thursdays, 9am to 12pm; Active Toddlers at the Genesis Centre. Bring your little one for a delightful playtime adventure with our bouncy castle, toys, puzzles, and a lot more for free. genesis-centre.ca
Thursdays, 4 to 4:30pm; Storytime at Mastermind Toys. Mastermind Toys often has special events at their Calgary stores, including storytime. Check with your store to confirm details. mastermindtoys.com
Monday and Wednesday from 10 to 11:30 am. The Beach YYC Drop-In Children’s Playtime. On Monday and Wednesday mornings take part in children’s play time at the beach. thebeachyyc.ca
Monday to Thursday, 9am; Parent + Tot Drop-In at Cavalry FC Regional Field House. Cavalry offers a variety of drop-in programs for parents to participate in with their children ages 18 months to three years old. regionalfieldhouse.com
Drop-In Programs at City of Calgary Recreation Centres. Don’t miss out on Active Play where you can bring your kiddo’s energy to an indoor play space. calgary.ca
Storytime at Calgary Public Library. Drop into various Calgary Public Library locations to enjoy stories, songs, and finger plays for the whole family at Family Storytime. calgarylibrary.ca
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