“Are you looking for exciting activities and events to enjoy in Calgary this weekend? Look no further! Here are 10 amazing options to keep you entertained and make the most of the Canada Day long weekend.
Fairy Tales Film Festival:
The Calgary Queer Arts Society presents the Fairy Tales Film Festival, featuring short films, artists, makers, feature films, DJs, a market, and an arts exhibition at The Grand Theatre from June 27 to 30.
Calgary Stampeders Family Day:
Join the Calgary Stampeders for a special family-themed game day at McMahon Stadium on June 29, featuring a free family tailgate bash with fun activities before the game and photo opportunities with players after.
National Film Board of Canada screening:
Catch the screening of “Stolen Time” at Globe Cinema on June 29, a documentary following elder rights lawyer Melissa Miller as she challenges the for-profit nursing-home industry.
Canada Day celebrations:
Celebrate Canada Day at various locations, including St. Patrick’s Island Park, Heritage Park, the Calgary Public Library, and more, with live music, activities, and fireworks.
NMC presents: Canada Day at Studio Bell and King Eddy:
Enjoy free admission, live music, and hands-on activities at Studio Bell on July 1, with family-friendly live music at the King Eddy across the street.
Canada Day at the Confluence:
Head to The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland on July 1 for a day of walking tours, live music, an Indigenous artisan market, and fireworks.
Watch Canada Day fireworks:
Despite water restrictions and fire bans, Canada Day fireworks will still light up the sky in Calgary and surrounding areas. Check out free fireworks displays at various locations on June 30 and July 1.
Don’t miss out on these exciting opportunities to celebrate Canada Day and make the most of the long weekend in Calgary! Share this article with your friends and family to plan an unforgettable weekend of fun and entertainment.”
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