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On October 20, 2026 by Calgary's ChildOctober 22 to November 1
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, 6:30 to 9pm; Mystery at the Museums. Take a step back in time to 1912! When Colonel Pam Pews, takes a visit down to Calgary to visit the newly created Calgary Regiment, what should be a simple approval visit quickly turns into a disaster of the highest caliber. Will you and your team be able to unravel the mystery? themilitarymuseums.ca
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
Until October 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 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
Until October 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
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
Until October 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
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
October 25, 12 to 4pm; Kids Used Clothing + Sale at Douglasdale Golf Course. Giant preloved children’s clothing, toys and gear sale. Winter clothing and accessories. Everything hung by gender and size and all priced to sell. theconfluence.ca/events/deadlyab2026
October 25, 2 to 4pm; Calgary Hitmen Sunday Funday. Don’t miss fun concourse activities, games, face painting, and special food and beverage pricing, as well as in-game family entertainment and/or an after-game skate. hitmenhockey.com
October 28, 7 to 8:30pm; North Point School for Boys Open House. Begin your journey with North Point School for Boys with a short presentation. Following that, staff and students will available for school tours and to answer your program/grade specific questions. northpointschools.ca
October 29 to November 1; Signature Festival of Crafts. An annual tradition where visitors can meet passionate creatives in-person, hear their stories, and feel their works first-hand at BMO Centre. festivalofcrafts.com
October 30, 7 to 9:30pm; Youth Music Open Mic Night. Support the next generation of YYC music talent at this Youth Music Open Mic at Tribal Connection Market in Okotoks. If you are a musician aged 15 to 24 with polished covers or original works (instrumental or vocal) sign up. Families, friends and those not performing are also welcome. You can attend without performing; it’s a good way to check out this scene. TribalConnectionMarket.com
October 30, 7:30pm; Schumann, Strings + Soundscapes. Revel in beautiful symphonic sound in this Calgary Phil concert, which culminates with Robert Schumann’s Fourth Symphony — a free-flowing fantasy at Jack Singer Concert Hall. calgaryphil.com
October 30 to November 13, 4:45 to 5:45pm; Free Soccer Fridays. An opportunity for interested youth to play the game they love, to keep kids active, to create new opportunities for youth to access sport, and to encourage unstructured play. calgaryminorsoccer.com
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 October 31; Pasta La Feasta. An annual, month-long culinary festival in Calgary local restaurants feature exclusive, limited-edition pasta dishes to raise money for charity. pastalafeasta.ca
October 31 to November 22; Loose Moose Theatre Presents: Three Little Pigs. The Loose Moose Theatre Company makes going to the theatre an experience that is truly magical for children four to ten years old, as well as fun and entertaining for parents. loosemoose.com
Halloween Events
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, 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
October 22, 6 to 10pm; Carnival of Curiosities at Heritage Park. Heritage Park is turning up the Halloween fun with Carnival of Curiosities, an adults-only (18+) celebration filled with unusual entertainment, mysterious encounters and a few surprises after dark. Guests can explore a Halloween maze, visit a haunted house, browse a curious Halloween market, meet tarot and palm readers, enjoy live theatrical entertainment and raise a glass to the season with specialty Halloween cocktails. heritagepark.ca
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, 11am to 3pm; The Great Museum Monster Hunt. Bring the whole family for a monster hunt, boo bags, games, puzzles, and plenty of Halloween fun. Costumes are encouraged, so come dressed in your spookiest, silliest, or most creative costume.
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, 1 to 4 pm; Treat Accessibly Halloween Village. This special event is designed to create a fun, inclusive and accessible Halloween experience for children and young people with neurodivergent needs at 10A Street NW in Kensington. treataccessibly.com
October 24, 2:30 to 4:30pm; Grace Presbyterian Church Trunk or Treat. Dress up for a free afternoon of trick-or-treating in a safe, fun environment with decorated car trunks, treats, and games. gracechurchcalgary.com
October 24, 3 to 5pm; BLOX Arts Centre Halloween Howler. A thrilling afternoon for the family! Start at the Blox Arts Centre for free games, pick up your map and start your trick’r treatin adventure through the Beltline neighborhood. bloxartscentre.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, 5 to 9pm; Creepshow Dance Party – Halloween in Capitol Hill. DJ Good is bringing beats and his lunatic lightshow, haunted house tours, an alien invasion staged by Puppet Stuff Canada, food trucks, pop-up magic, No Bones Theatre Company’s mad science mayhem, crafts, pumpkin carving, and activities and more. Tickets required in advance. capitolhill.getcommunal.com/parent_programs/5006
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, 4 to 8pm; Early Trick or Treating at East Side Mario’s. Bring the little monsters, princesses, and superheroes for a spooktacular time. Get one free kids meal with every qualifying adult meal purchase of $19.99 or more. eastsidemarios.com
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 27, 7pm; The Boo Revue! at Bert Church LIVE Theatre. The Boo Revue! features a cast of friendly ghouls and imaginative creatures that offer a playful, family-friendly Halloween experience that focuses on fun rather than fright. theboorevue.ca
October 28 to 31; Ghosts and Gourmetat Heritage Park. The night begins inside the historic Wainwright Hotel with a three-course dinner featuring seasonal flavours and a choice of entrées. But when the plates are cleared, the evening is only getting started. Guests will head into the darkened Historical Village for a guided ghost tour, discovering chilling stories of haunted buildings, unexplained encounters and restless spirits said to inhabit the Park’s historic streets. heritagepark.ca
October 29, 9:30 to 11:30am; The Hangar Flight Museum Events Fly Babies. During the festivities, your little bats and ghouls will search around the planes for hidden pumpkins, make a personalized Jack-O-Lantern craft, and learn about what powers a witch’s broom during our story time. thehangarmuseum.ca
October 29, 5 to 8pm; Alberta Craft Free Make and Take. Create your own personalized, two-sided Jack-O’-Lantern decoration and customize it to match your style. Scary or cute — the choice is yours at cSPACE Marda Loop. albertacraft.ab.ca
October 29, 5 to 8pm; cSPACE October Showcase. The halls of cSPACE Marda Loop come alive with crafts and programming, trick-or-treating, activities, sales and more. cspacemardaloop.com
October 29, 7 to 9pm; The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975). For the first time ever, The Rocky Horror Picture Show is coming to The Confluence! This iconic cult classic takes newly wed couple Brad and Janet on a strange journey through the deranged house of Dr. Frank-N-Furter, filled with curious characters, sensational songs, and innuendo that will make you shiver in antici………… pation. theconfluence.ca/events/rocky-horror
October 30, 10am to 12pm; Trico Centre Lil’ Pumpkins Halloween Party. Boo-tiful fun awaits at our Preschool Halloween Party! Little pumpkins, ghosts, and giggle-monsters (up to six years old) can enjoy spooky-silly crafts, bouncy inflatables, magical balloon creations, games, and activities. tricocentre.ca
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 to 31; Frights & Delights. Part market, part Halloween celebration, join for two frighteningly good times for spirits of all ages at The Confluence. theconfluence.ca
October 30 to 31; End of Days Haunted House. Check out the tenth annual garage walkthrough haunted house at 241 Prestwick Circle. There will be live actors, photo opportunities with props, and lots of fun. Bring a donation for the Calgary Food Bank.
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
October 30 to November 1; Hangar Flight Museum: The Haunted Pumpkin Hunt. Creep on down to the museum for a frightfully fun day filled with Halloween activities. Your little boos (and you!) will take part in a scary scavenger hunt for our missing pumpkins, enjoy a themed BINGO, and create a flying ghost to take home. thehangarmuseum.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
Until October 31; Haunted Historic Inglewood. Discover the spooky side of Calgary’s oldest neighborhood at Haunted Historic Inglewood. With more than 150 years of history, Inglewood is full of stories, legends, and haunted places. inglewoodyyc.ca
October 31, 9am to 4pm; HallowSTEAM at TELUS Spark. Catch live science shows, dissect a worm, get crafty with creepy creations and dig into hauntingly cool merch. Costumes? Encouraged. sparkscience.ca
October 31, 10am to 2pm; Halloween Afternoon Tea at Lougheed House. This immersive tea experience goes beyond seasonal treats, teas, and savouries and into the mysterious world of tea leaf readings and the supernatural. lougheedhouse.com/events
October 31, 10am to 4pm; Ready Set Halloween. Family-friendly, police-themed Halloween activities and interactive museum exhibits. calgarypolicediscoverycentre.com
October 31, 11am; Cineplex Family Favourites: Super Simple Songs Halloween Spook-tacular! Visit participating Cineplex theatres near you and watch a favorite family film each week for only $3.99. cineplex.com
October 31, 11am to 3pm; Trick-or-Treat Trail in Inglewood. A family-friendly Halloween event held in Calgary’s historic neighborhood as part of the month-long Haunted Historic Inglewood festival. inglewoodyyc.ca
October 31, 11am to 5pm; Roller Palace Kids’ Halloween Party. A family-friendly Halloween roller-skating event for all ghosts and goblins. rollerpalace.ca
October 31, 1 to 3:30pm; Bowness Halloween. Get ready for a frightfully fun day in the heart of Bowness. Bring the whole family (and your pets) for a community Halloween celebration filled with spooky surprises and delicious treats. mainstreetbowness.com
October 31, 1 to 5pm; Spooktacular Market Trick-or-Treating. Join the South or West locations of Calgary Farmers Market for trick-or-treating, live music, kids’ crafts and more. calgaryfarmersmarket.ca
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
November 1, 2 to 4pm; The Art of Mehendi. Each November, communities across Canada recognize the rich culture, traditions, and valuable contributions of Hindu Canadians. In celebration of this vibrant heritage, we invite you to join at Inspire (Airdrie Public Library) for a hands-on Mehendi application session. bookings.yourapl.ca/event/3970880
November 1, 7 to 9pm; New West Symphony and Chorus Concert. Join New West Symphony & Chorus at Falconridge Family Church for an amazing evening of music that will uplift and encourage. newwestsociety.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 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
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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