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June 13 to 23

June 13 to September 19; Dalhousie Farmers Market. The Alberta Approved Farmers Market will be setup on the field behind the Dalhousie Community Association offering produce, breads, meat, canned goods and much more. Learn more at dalhousiecalgary.ca.

June 14, 4:30 to 6:30pm; Free Soccer Fridays. 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. Learn more at calgaryminorsoccer.com.

June 14, 5pm; The Barn After Dark. This adults-only event features two floors of local artisans, crafters, creators, makers and more. There will be got food trucks, and live music by local artist Joal Kamps. Learn more at thebarnartisanmarket.ca.

June 14, 6pm; Spark After Dark: Artificial Intelligence and Us (18+). Join Spark for an adults-only night of debunking myths and diving headfirst into the future of AI. Get comfortable with cutting-edge technology while learning how to interact with this new frontier! Learn more at sparkscience.ca.

June 14 to 15; Voix Des Rocheuses Concert: Voyage à Travers le Temps. Voix Des Rocheuses, the francophone vocal ensemble of Calgary, is a welcoming, vibrant community of singers of all levels who enjoy coming together to celebrate and share their passion for singing in French. They are presenting, Voyage à Travers le Temps, a musical journey through the ages at Engineered Air Theatre. Learn more at  voixdesrocheuses.com.

June 14 to 15; Jeunesse Classique Ballet Society Presents: La Fille Mal Gardée. Experience the charm and hilarity of ‘La Fille Mal Gardée’! Follow the delightful tale of Lise, a spirited young peasant girl, determined to marry her true love, Colas, despite her mother’s plans to wed her to the bumbling Alain. Filled with comedic antics, lively dances, and heartwarming romance, this beloved ballet is a celebration of love, laughter, and the triumph of true affection over societal expectations. Learn more at jcbs.ca.

June 14 to 16; Market Collective Sweet Sixteen. Market Collective is celebrating 16 years with a debut at its new partner venue, Contemporary Calgary. Check out new artists, enjoy the food trucks, hear live music, and more. Learn more at marketcollective.ca.

June 15, 8:30 am to 12pm; Oakridge Run & Neighbour Day Celebration. Oakridge Run is a community-driven event promoting health and wellness for all ages. This family-friendly event offers a variety of distances to choose from, including a 3K, 6K, and 10K, as well as a free 1K run for kids. The event takes place at the Oakridge Community Association, with routes winding through scenic Oakridge pathways and the Rotary/Mattamy Greenway. Enjoy live music and activities while supporting local greenspace enhancement efforts. It’s a great way to celebrate the Neighbour Day! Learn more at oakridgecommunity.ca/run.

June 15, 9:30am to 3pm; All Sport One Day. All Sport One Day is a free event for youth to discover sport! Taking place at 12 multisport hubs across Calgary, we partner with community sport organizations and facilities to provide thousands of opportunities for youth ages six to 17 to try a new sport! Learn more at allsportoneday.ca.

June 15, 10am to 3pm; Union Station Kids’ Clothing Sale. The average cost is only $2 per item. There will be treats, drinks, balloons, and music. Learn more at unionstationchurch.com.

June 15, 10am to 6pm; Neighbour Day at Calgary Public Library. Neighbour Day is Calgary’s celebration of community connection. Celebrate at your nearby library location, with special programming at several locations with an Indigenous Placemaking installation – Seton, Shawnessy, Umbach, Crowfoot, and Saddletowne libraries. Gather for Elder Storytime and enjoy Indigenous refreshments and performances by Indigenous artists. Learn more at calgarylibrary.ca.

June 15, 11am to 1pm; Cineplex Family Favourites: Autumn and the Black Jaguar. Visit participating Cineplex theatres near you and watch a favorite family film each week for only $3.99. Learn more at cineplex.com.

June 15, 11am to 2pm; Neighbour Day Block Party @ Made by Momma. Come celebrate Neighbour Day with Made by Momma and The Happy Birthday Project. There will be a live DJ, magician, face painting, a petting zoo, bouncy castles, and more! Bring a donation of unopened diapers or formula to receive a $2 discount coupon for your lunch. Learn more at facebook.com.

June 15, 11am to 3pm; Man Van at Southcentre Mall. Just ahead of Father’s Day, the MAN VAN® will be offering free PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) blood testing—the key to early detection of prostate cancer for individuals with prostates. No need to book ahead—just drop by! Men aged 40 to 80 are encouraged to come in for testing. Learn more at prostatecancercentre.ca.

June 15, 11am to 4pm; Rhubarbfest 2024! Family fun, kids’ games, live music, food, a beer garden, and more at Southwood Community Hall. Learn more at allevents.in.

June 15, 12 to 6pm; Neighbour Day Celebrations at Pixel Park. Calgary’s Culture + Entertainment District will join the line up of block parties and community events taking place city-wide this Neighbour Day, while showcasing the unique blend of character, charm, and energy abuzz in the district. Celebrate community connection and take part in an assortment of free, family-friendly activities hosted at Pixel Park. Learn more at cedistrict.com/pixel-park.

June 15; Mega Bounce Run. Mega fun is back as the team brings the craziest inflatables to locations across Canada including North Glenmore Park in Calgary. This is a “serious” run for people that want to have “serious” fun and physically challenge themselves and their friends to the best run ever. Learn more at megabouncerun.ca.

June 15; The Market at cSPACE Marda Loop. A vibrant fusion of arts, culture, and culinary delights! Join us for an unforgettable experience celebrating local talent and flavors. Learn more at cspacemardaloop.com.

June 15; Okotoks Parade and Children’s Festival. Bands, floats, dancers, horses and fire trucks are all part of the proceedings that wind throughout downtown. The Children’s Festival is always a hit with families and includes live entertainment and activities. Learn more at okotoks.ca.

June 15, 1 to 5pm; Inn from the Cold Traditional Powwow. Join Inn from the Cold for a Traditional Powwow to Celebrate Neighbour Day. If you’ve never experienced the sounds and colors of the Traditional Powwow, this is your chance at Harley Hotchkiss Garden.

June 15, 3pm; SUNNY Soul Jam by Calgary ReggaeFest. Celebrate at this family friendly event in the heart of Calgary with great music, great food and great friends at ContainR Art Park. It’s not every day you get to Reggae. Learn more at showpass.com.

June 15, 7 to 8pm; The Secret Path with Mike Downie. Mike and Gord Downie were greatly impacted by Chanie Wenjack’s story, an Anishinaabe boy who ran away from his residential school. They vowed to share his story with the world. Join Mike Downie at Central Library as he explores this dark chapter of residential schools and shares the importance of reconciliation. Learn more at calgarylibrary.ca.

June 15, 7 to 11:45pm; CRESCENDO. Break out your dancing shoes for this high-energy musical extravaganza! This unforgettable evening will be filled with music from Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, Elton John, Billie Eilish and more, performed by some of Alberta’s top talent and artfully woven together with powerful storytelling. CRESCENDO is sure to move and inspire you. On top of an incredible night out with friends, you’ll be supporting mental health resources and programming for children, youth and families in our community. Learn more at artscommon.ca.

June 15 to 16; Calgary Horror Con 2024. The Calgary Horror Con is the largest gathering of Horror Fans in Canada. The show consists of celebrity guests, panels, workshops and an international film festival. More than 150 different horror-related vendors and artists will be at DoubleTree by Hilton. Learn more at horror-con.ca.

June 15 to 16; Heritage Park Children’s Festival. Step into a world of wonder at Heritage Park’s Children’s Festival, a day filled with endless fun for the little ones. Let their imaginations run wild with a kids-only market, face painting, live music, puppet theatre, play areas, lots of sweet treats, crafts, family games and much more. Don’t miss this magical event where kids can explore, learn and play in the wide-open spaces of Heritage Park. Learn more at heritagepark.ca.

Until June 16; Violins of Hope exhibition at Studio Bell. Violins of Hope is a poignant collection of string instruments dating from before and during the Holocaust. These meticulously restored instruments once belonged to Jewish victims of the Holocaust. Today these instruments stand as enduring symbols, serving to educate and memorialize those affected by one of history’s darkest chapters through concerts, exhibitions, and other commemorative projects. darkest moments. Learn more at studiobell.ca.

Until June 16; Theatre Calgary Presents: Beaches: The Musical. A new musical based on the best-selling novel, which was made into the blockbuster film, Beaches follows two extraordinary friends through 30 years of camaraderie, laughter, sorrow and love. Vivacious, outlandish Cee Cee and beautiful, privileged Bertie meet as children and become fast friends. From pen-pals to roommates to romantic rivals, Cee Cee and Bertie’s oil-and-water friendship perseveres through even the most tragic trials. With a touching vulnerability, Beaches exemplifies the triumph of the human spirit and the bonds of sisterhood. Learn more at theatrecalgary.com.

Until June 16; Theatre 1308 Presents: Tuberose, Ginger and Other Essences. The world premiere of this unique mother-daughter Venezuelan love story in Calgary. Learn more at universe.com.

Until June 16; Spruce Meadows National. The best athletes from the world’s top show jumping nations compete for top prize money and international acclaim during the Spruce Meadows National. Learn more at sprucemeadows.com.

June 16, 8am to 1pm; KINETICO CALGARY KIDS OF STEEL. The Calgary Kids of Steel is Calgary’s premier child and youth triathlon by the Kronos Triathlon Club. This event is geared towards young athletes between the ages of four and 22. Athletes of all abilities are welcome. Learn more at calgarykos.com.

June 16, 12 to 1pm; Stories with Sheldon First Rider: Traditional Blackfoot Plants. Storytelling has been a way to pass down wisdom and knowledge by the Blackfoot people since time immemorial. Through the oral tradition, Blackfoot Elder Sheldon First Rider will share stories from Blackfoot culture in this intimate one-hour program. Every month, Sheldon will speak on a different topic, covering everything from mythology and food to history and spirituality. Learn more at theconfluence.ca.

June 16, 12 to 5pm; Easy Days Pop-Up Market. If bustling springtime markets filled with some of Calgary’s best designers, artists, clothing curators, musicians and more are your thing, check out the Easy Days Pop-Up Market at RiverWalk Plaza. Learn more at evexperience.eventcalendarapp.com.

June 16, 1 to 5pm; University District Tails and Treasures. Leash up your pooch and join for the fifth annual Tails & Treasures. Completely dog-friendly, this free outdoor event will include entertainment, activities and the one and only Global Pet Foods SuperDogs™! Learn more at myuniversitydistrict.ca.

June 16, 2pm; Calgary Chinese Orchestra. The Calgary Chinese Orchestra is presenting their annual concert featuring a mix of Chinese orchestral music and more at Leacock Theatre at Mount Royal University. Learn more at mtroyal.ca.

June 17, 1 to 7pm; 8th Annual GlobalFest Golf Classic. Muirfield Lakes Golf Course hosts their annual golf classic that includes 18 holes of golf with cart, multiple food and beverage holes, contest holes with prizes to be won at each hole, a reception buffet, and live and silent auction. Learn more at globalfest.ca/golf-tournament.

June 17 to 18, 10 to 10:30am; Free Family Concerts in the Park. Join Sylvia Chave (Singing with Sylvia) for her Stay-Cation Tour, across Calgary. Five 30-minute shows for kids up to age eight. Bring your blankies, snacks and smiles and be prepared to wiggle and giggle rain or shine. Learn more at SingingwithSylvia.com.

June 19, 6:30 to 8pm; I See. Do You? Family Friendly Workshop. The 1.5-hour in-person workshop aims to inspire participants aged seven and above to craft an Agamograph by delving into the theme of empathy. Originated by Yaacov Agam, this visual art technique utilizes optical illusions to alter the image based on the viewer’s vantage point. Learn more at thisiscrate.com.

June 19, 7 to 9:15pm; Calgary Jazz Orchestra. The Calgary Jazz Orchestra is ready to take you on a journey through two distinct yet deeply intertwined styles: the vibrant music of New Orleans and the soulful blues at Bella Concert Hall. Learn more at taylorcentre.ca.

June 19 to 23; Sled Island. Sled Island’s thoughtful, eclectic programming and independent spirit have produced a one-of-a-kind festival experience. Each June, the five-day music and arts festival brings together a community of music, comedy, film and art as well as over 40,000 attendees across multiple venues, earning rave reviews from attendees, artists and media across the globe. Learn more at sledisland.com.

Thursdays 3 to 6pm until June 20; NMC Jam Club. The National Music Centre (NMC) is calling all teens to Studio Bell. In partnership with CJAY 92, NMC is supporting the next generation of rock stars with a free after-school drop-in program for teens, as Jesse & JD present the NMC Jam Club. Learn more at studiobell.ca/jam-club.

June 20 to October 3; Bridgeland-Riverside Farmers Market. A weekly local farmers market featuring over 30 vendors, food trucks, live music, kids play area and more at Bridgeland-Riverside Community Association. Each week a local band will play from 5:30 to 7:30pm. Learn more at brcacalgary.org.

June 21, 8am to 2pm; Walk for Reconciliation 2024. All are welcome to join the Walk for Reconciliation for an opportunity to reflect on the difficult history and atrocities of residential schools in Canada, the legacies of survivors, and steps we can take in the healing process as we move towards a stronger future together. Meet at the Harry Hays Building with event to follow at The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland. Learn more at theconfluence.ca.

June 21, 9am to 7pm; National Indigenous Peoples Day at TELUS Spark. Summer solstice is the longest day of the year, and for many it marks the official start of the season. Celebrate at Spark with hot eats and cool treats, work up a sweat learning new dance steps, hang out in the sun or beside the fire (weather permitting), and dive into Indigenous Knowledges of the cosmos. Learn more at sparkscience.ca.

June 21, 10am to 5pm; OHSOTO’KINO: Indigenous Peoples Day. As part of National Music Centre’s OHSOTO’KINO initiative, join Studio Bell for a special event showcasing local Indigenous song, music, and dance. The day’s lineup includes Cree Métis recording artist/songwriter, poet, and filmmaker Sandra Sutter, nêhiyaw singer-songwriter Wyatt C. Louis, and Inuvaluit singer-songwriter Willie Thrasher with his partner Linda Saddleback. Learn more at studiobell.ca.

June 21, 11:30am; Voices of the Future – In Honour of National Indigenous People’s Day. Stardale is pleased to invite you to this inaugural Networking event, hosted by SLB at The Ampersand. Join your Industry Peers to further your education on collaborating, engaging and working with Indigenous peoples. Celebrate with Stardale Women’s Group on June 21,2024 for an educational film screening and drumming. Learn more at calgaryeconomicdevelopment.com.

June 21, 4:30 to 6pm, Free Soccer Fridays. 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. Learn more at calgaryminorsoccer.com.

June 21, 5 to 10pm; Marda Loop Night Market. Participating vendors offer everything from food products to crafts and accessories. There will also be live music and food trucks on-site. Learn more at mardaloopnightmarket.ca.

June 21, 6 to 10pm; School’s Out Party in Capitol Hill. Get your free tickets for the second annual bash with bouncy castles, a petting zoo, food trucks, crafts and games! There will be live music featuring the Big Yellow Van and Midnight Taiko! Kids can experience KidStrong. Learn more at capitolhill.getcommunal.com.

June 21, 7:30 to 10pm; “Songs for Summer Solstice” – An Evening of A Cappella Music with ONCUE! Celebrate the end of the season with a spectacular evening of a cappella music featuring ONCUE, the professional ensemble from the Youth Singers of Calgary. Enjoy an evening of smooth harmonies and creative arrangements that will captivate audiences of all ages. With a diverse repertoire spanning various genres, ONCUE’s award-winning performances are not to be missed! Learn more at theatre-tickets.ucalgary.ca.

June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day at Heritage Park. Experience an authentic and traditional Pow Wow happening all day. At 4pm, join for the 9th annual Campfire Chats event: A Celebration of Indigenous Music and Culture! Learn more at heritagepark.ca.

Until June 22; Something Rotten. Front Row Centre Players proudly presents Something Rotten at the Beddington Theatre Arts Centre. Learn more at frontrowcentre.ca.

June 22, 9am to 6pm; Aboriginal Awareness Week Family Day Festival and Powwow. Come down to Enmax Park on the Calgary Stampede Grounds for Indigenous arts and crafts, a pancake breakfast, traditional powwow, children’s corner, exhibitions, and more. Learn more at aawc.ca.

June 22, 10am to 12pm; Michael’s Kids’ Club: Pom-Pom Butterfly Wreaths. Michaels Kids’ Club invites your kids (ages three and older) to create a free craft on Saturday mornings. Learn more at canada.michaels.com.

June 22, 11am; Cineplex Family Favourites: Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse. Visit participating Cineplex theatres near you and watch a favorite family film each week for only $3.99. Learn more at cineplex.com.

June 22, 11am to 4pm; Okotoks BuskerFest. Musicians, actors, magicians, jugglers, street performers, dancers, b-boys, singers and entertainers of all ages and acts will spread out on McRae and North Railway Streets for this fun street festival. It’s all free – if you like what you hear, show your appreciation for the performances with a loonie, toonie, or fiver – and don’t forget the applause. Learn more at okotoks.ca.

June 22, 12 to 5pm; Sled Alley. Sled Alley is a family-friendly, all-day party that has been extended from the alley behind The Palace Theatre onto 1st Street, between Stephen Avenue and 9 Avenue! This event will feature DJs, art, skateboarding, food, beverages, ice cream and some family-fun activities. Learn more at sledisland.com.

June 22, 2 to 4:30pm; John Paul George & 30 Ringos. Part recital, part full-blown pop concert; 30 drum students will take their turn at being Ringo for the day as they come together with the excellent “All you Need is love” Beatles Tribute band (minus their regular Ringo of course!) Learn more at cochranedrumtutor.ca.

June 22, 3:30 to 8:30pm; Parkland Summerfest. A community festival bringing people together for a fun and memorable day in Parkland’s beautiful Park 96. Learn more at parklandsummerfest.com.

June 22, 5 to 11pm; GlobalFest Fireworks- Strathmore Stampede Cowboy Town Concert. GlobalFest is returning for a second year at the Strathmore Cowboy Town Concert to provide a very exciting firework finale to the Cowboy Town performances. Enjoy live music and an explosive end to the evening with our fireworks to end off the night. Learn more at StrathmoreAG.com.

June 22, 6 to 9pm; Murder at the Park: Death Checks In. By popular demand, Heritage Park has a fresh mystery for you to solve! It’s 1910 and the Alberta Central Railway is building a railroad across the middle of the province. Whoever guesses where the rail line is going will strike it rich if they get in early. Five desperate people converge on the Lucky Guest Hotel, where fate, destiny and murder will collide as Death Checks In! © Watch the murder unfold as you enjoy a delicious three-course dinner. Learn more at heritagepark.ca.

June 22, 6:30 to 9pm; The Dark Knight – Film Screening. The Burnswest Theatre at The Confluence is a cozy indie theatre perfect for a fun day out with the family or date night with a special someone. Movie tickets include a small popcorn and admission to The Confluence Cultural Centre. With film screenings of cult classics, family favorites and hidden gems happening every month. The Dark Knight (PG-13): When the menace known as the Joker wreaks havoc and chaos on the people of Gotham. Batman must accept one of the greatest psychological and physical tests of his ability to fight injustice. Get tickets and showtimes at theconfluence.ca.

June 22 to 23; Brick Fest Live. Do you love building? Check out Brick Fest Live at the BMO Centre with hands-on activities, a giant brick pit, races, and life-sized brick models. Learn more at brickfestlive.com.

June 22 to 23; Vertigo Theatre Presents: Good As Gold: The Musical. The Filipino-produced musical intertwines the timeless narratives of Oscar Wilde’s “The Happy Prince” and The Brothers Grimm’s “The Fisherman and His Wife,” illuminating themes of charity, selflessness, and sacrifice. Learn more at tickets.vertigotheatre.com.

June 22 to August 10, Jubilations Junior Presents: Minionz: A Despicably Musical Parody.  It’s 1988 and Gru is in high school with the Minionz trying to rule the school as… class president? Popular girl Nikki Nichols is the more likely candidate to win and with the school dance coming up, Gru is going see if his political rival would be his… dance partner? Can the Minionz help Gru secure the date? You’ll have to come see for yourself as Jubilations Junior presents… Minionz: A Despicably Musical Parody. Learn more at jubilations.ca.

Until June 23; Indigenous History Month Celebration at Southcentre Mall. This month-long event will foster understanding, appreciation, and celebration of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples. Experience educational activities, cultural displays, and storytelling sessions that connect both Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians. Learn more at southcentremall.com.

Until June 23; Stage West Dinner Theatre Presents: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. From the chart-topping hits she wrote for the biggest acts in music to her own life-changing, trailblazing success with Tapestry, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical takes you back to where it all began — and takes you on the ride of a lifetime. Learn more at stagewestcalgary.com.

June 23; PILSC Legacy Run/Walk. The 2km/5km run/walk (you choose the distance) at Nose Creek Park in Airdrie raises funds and brings awareness to the impacts of infertility, miscarriage, termination for medical reasons (TFMR), stillbirth, neonatal loss and sudden infant loss syndrome (SIDS). Learn more at pilsc.org.

June 23; GlobalFest OneWorld Picnic. Come down to Hotchkiss Gardens to witness a sneak peak of GlobalFest through the mini OneWorld Festival. Check out the gathering of various cultural pavilions on site and experience demonstrations, displays and vendors. Then, grab a bite from the food trucks on site and enjoy your lunch while viewing our fantastic performance groups from many different cultures. Learn more at globalfest.ca.

June 23, 10:30am to 5pm; RED & WHITE Calgary Comic & Toy Expo. This show traditionally provides a day of entertainment, from vendors selling comics, games, and more to a costume contest at Acadia Recreation Complex. Learn more at comicandtoy.ca.

June 23, 4pm; Wordfest Presents Carley Fortune. The breakout bestselling author of Meet Me at The Lake is doing an afternoon extravaganza at Central Library. Your ticket includes an exclusive, in-depth conversation, hosted by Wordfest’s Creative Ringleader Shelley Youngblut, as well as an audience Q & A and book signing. A Wordfest photographer will be there to take selfies with Carley that you can download after the show. Learn more at wordfest.com.

Father’s Day Events

June 14, 6:30 to 8:30pm; Daddy’s Home – Film Screening. Looking for a Father’s Day gift? Give dad an early present by catching a movie at the Burnswest Theatre. For just $12 per person, enjoy a small popcorn, after-hours museum admission, and a night out in the cozy vintage theatre. Daddy’s Home (PG-13) – Brad Whitaker is a radio host trying to get his stepchildren to love him and call him dad. But his plans turn upside down when their biological father, Dusty Mayron, returns. Learn more at theconfluence.ca.

June 15, 9:30 am; Footsteps for Father 2024. This event at Harmony Park is in support of the Canadian Centre for Men and Families Alberta Branch. Funds generated will support the Fueling Fathers Parenting Programs that provide men with training in all aspects of parenting from food and nutrition, recreation opportunities, family fun through to managing emotions. Learn more at eventbrite.ca.

June 15, 1 to 1:30pm; Indigo Storytime and Activity. Father’s Day is coming! Join storytime at 1pm and then participate in an activity to personalize a bookplate for dad. Learn more at chapters.indigo.ca.

June 15, 1 to 3pm; Toys R Us: LEGO Make & Take. Make something to give to dad for Father’s Day! Head in-store to make a special LEGO Father’s Day Make & Take – a race car (includes trophy). Learn more at toysrus.ca.

June 15 to 16, 10am to 4pm; Father’s Day Wings and Wheels at Hangar Flight Museum. Each year on Father’s Day weekend, the museum partners with local car clubs to bring in special “wheels” to join their wings. It’s a ton of fun for the whole family and includes activities such as: flying crafts, vehicle show and shine, and helicopter city tours (for an additional fee, from LR Helicopters). Learn more at thehangarmuseum.ca.

June 15 to 16; Aspen Crossing Father’s Day Train Excursion. To all the Super Dads in the world – this one’s for you. Gather family and friends together for a supper or brunch specially designed for Dads –that means BBQ and cold beer. An excursion he won’t forget! Learn more at aspencrossing.com.

June 15 to 16; Father’s Day Fairway Fun. Celebrate Dad with a Fairway Fun Market Adventure! Join Calgary Farmers’ Market South and West for a special Father’s Day celebration as they transform into an exciting mini golf experience. Bring dad and the whole family to test your golf skills, explore diverse vendors, and win amazing prizes. Learn more at calgaryfarmersmarket.ca.

June 16; Father’s Day at Laser City. This Father’s Day, dads and moms can play at laser City for free with the purchase of a child ticket. Learn more at lasercity.ca.

June 16, Military Museum Father’s Day. This Father’s Day, celebrate the heroes in our lives — our dads. They’ve been our rock, our mentor, and our biggest supporter. Just like the brave men and women honored in the museum’s galleries, our fathers embody courage and dedication every day. They deserve a day filled with adventure, fun, and appreciation. Learn more at themilitarymuseums.ca.

June 16, 9am to 2:30pm; Father’s Day Brunch at the Zoo. Enjoy a special Father’s Day themed brunch including special décor, a specialty menu and desserts, and fun crafts for the kids. Learn more at calgaryzoo.com.

June 16, 9am to 4pm; Father’s Day at TELUS Spark. Spark is firing up the grill and treating all the dads to a science-filled barbecue bash, where the tunes will be cranked, and the drinks are flowing! Learn more at sparkscience.ca.

June 16, 9am to 5pm; Granary Road Father’s Day Tees & Tacos. Celebrate Dad this Father’s Day at Granary Road’s Tees & Tacos event. Lunch, mini golf and park admission is included. Choose from a delicious selection of Mexican specials by El Gringo Loco with some kid-friendly options. Learn more at granaryroad.com.

June 16, 9:30am to 2:30pm; Father’s Day Brunch at Heritage Park. Dear old dad. He’s coaching a sports team, fixing things around the house, or acting as your own personal Uber driver. Show dad how much you love him with Calgary’s best brunch buffet and a visit to one of the world’s largest public collections of vintage vehicles in Gasoline Alley Museum. Learn more at heritagepark.ca.

Ongoing

Weekends; Asylum for Art Brunch. Asylum for Art hosts weekend brunch and live music at the WaffleHaus Saloon. Admission is by donation and you can reserve a spot. Learn more at asylumforart.ca.

Until June 29; Untold Stories Theatre Presents: The Prom. Four eccentric Broadway stars are in desperate need of reviving their careers. So when they hear that trouble is brewing around a small-town prom, they know that it’s time to put a spotlight on the issue… and themselves. The town’s parents want to keep the high school dance on the straight and narrow—but when one student just wants to bring her girlfriend to prom, the entire town has a date with destiny. On a mission to transform lives, Broadway’s brassiest join forces with a courageous girl and the town’s citizens and the result is love that brings them all together. Learn more at untoldstoriestheatre.com.

Until June 30; Stories from The Confluence Daily Walking Tour. Runs daily Wednesday to Sunday at 2 pm. Take a 60-minute guided walking tour around the vibrant lands at The Confluence and learn some of the many histories of this significant place, including the history of the NWMP and their contribution to the birth of the city of Calgary, the railway, and the ways that many people have used this site since time immemorial. Learn more at theconfluence.ca.

Until June 30; Life Cycle. Life Cycle is a virtual cycling event in support of the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation and the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation. Taking place throughout the month of June families and cyclists will ride towards their personal fundraising and distance goals as they make a difference for kids across Alberta. Funds raised through Life Cycle will support the Child Life departments at both Alberta hospitals. Learn more at lifecycleforkids.com.

Until July 3; Curiosities and Oddities Walking Tour at Heritage Park. Discover the weird history behind artifacts across the Park on the new Curiosities and Oddities Tour. Learn more at heritagepark.ca.

Until August 6; Summer on 17th. Every weekend will be a unique experience, packed with exciting themes, live music, retro markets, guided tours, tasty bites, special offers, cultural delights, and movie nights. Learn more at 17thave.ca.

Until August 10; Jubilations Dinner Theatre Presents: Friends: The One with Ace Ventura. Featuring uproarious laughter and the greatest hits of the “Friends” era, performed by some of Canada’s best singers. Learn more at jubilations.ca.

Until August 21; Rosebud Theatre Presents: Little Women. Louisa May Alcott’s timeless, captivating story of the March family is brought to life in this glorious musical filled with personal discovery, heartache and hope. Jo March weaves the story of her and her sisters, Meg, Beth and Amy, and their adventures growing up in the wake of America’s Civil War. Learn more at rosebudtheatre.com.

Until August 25; NMC Presents: Rock the Nation — International Hits and Canadian Classics. Rock the Nation is a live tribute show of Canada’s best-known hits from the past 60 years. Produced by Annerin Productions, hear the soundtrack to generations every Saturday and Sunday at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre, from May 11 to August 25. Learn more at studiobell.ca/whats-on/rock-the-nation.

Until September 2; Bugs & Bytes Summer Science at TELUS Spark. From ants to algorithms, Spark is buggin’ out with science this summer! TELUS Spark is buzzing with excitement as the science centre kicks off an epic summer of Bugs & Bytes! Guests are in for a summer full of exploring the secrets of both the digital and natural worlds while getting curious about science. Learn more at sparkscience.ca.

Fridays until September 13, 5 to 11pm; Inglewood Night Market 2024. The Inglewood Night Market is a modern market with locally sourced and handmade vendors selling diverse goods; from handmade crafts to vintage clothing, antiques and collectibles, artisan eats and more. Learn more at inglewoodnightmarket.ca.

Wednesdays until September 25; Night Market at University District. U/D is partnering with Marketspot to bring Calgarians night markets on the last Wednesday of the month from May to September. The event is free to attend with offerings you don’t want to miss including live music, entertainment and a chance to shop and support over 30 local vendors. Learn more at myuniversitydistrict.ca.

Until October 12; Millarville Farmers’ Market. The people behind the tables at the Millarville Farmers’ Market are the real deal. They are the growers, farmers, makers, bakers, and artists. Ask them about their farm, their art, their love of what they do at Millarville Racing & Agricultural Society. Learn more at millarvilleracetrack.com.

Tuesdays until October 29, 4 to 8pm; The Inglewood Pollinator Park Market. Enjoy the beautiful night with friends and family to fuel your market needs at 9 Street and 9 Avenue SE. Learn more at the downtownmarkets.ca.

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. Bring your child to spend a few hours digging and playing in the sand. They supply all the beach toys including shovels, buckets and more. Learn more at 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. Learn more at cavsfcregionalfieldhouse.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. Roll, jump, throw, and balance while being creative with various active play equipment. Kinder Room Drop-in allows you to play with your child on an incredible indoor play structure. Race through tunnels, over a suspension bridge and slide down slides. Learn more at liveandplay.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. Learn more at calgarylibrary.ca.