“Get ready to celebrate Canada Day in Calgary with a bang, but be mindful of what will be open and closed in the city on Monday.
What’s Closed on Canada Day in Calgary
Unfortunately, not everything will be open on Canada Day in Calgary. Areans, indoor pools, fitness centres, leisure centres, and art centres will be closed. However, the Glenmore Reservoir, city-run golf courses, and driving ranges will be open for recreational use.
The city landfills will also be open on Canada Day, so you can still take care of your waste disposal needs. It’s important to note that Canyon Meadows Aquatic and Fitness Centre and Sir Winston Churchill Aquatic and Recreation Centre will be closed for electrical repairs for the next two to three months.
Getting around Calgary on Canada Day
Calgary Transit will be running on a Sunday level of service for Canada Day. Extra bus routes will be available to ensure everyone gets home safely after enjoying the fireworks show. Parking in on-street ParkPlus zones and Calgary Parking parkades will be free on July 1. However, regular parking rates will apply at partner lots like Telus Spark, University District, Calgary Zoo, and Heritage Park. Be aware of road closures in the East Village from 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. on Monday.
Canada Day Festivities in Calgary
The City of Calgary has a lineup of festivities at various locations, such as The Confluence Historic Site and Parkland, St. Patrick’s Island, and Olympic Plaza/Municipal Building starting at 11 a.m. The festivities include an Indigenous showcase, live music, cultural performances, food trucks, and a fireworks show above Stampede Park to end the day.
Conclusion:
Calgary is all set to celebrate Canada Day with a mix of closures and celebrations, so plan accordingly and make the most of the day. Check the city’s website for a full event schedule and stay updated on any road closures. Let’s come together to honor this special day in the true spirit of unity and diversity.”
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