**Please check with the venue before planning your day, as fall weather can be variable** When the mornings hold a chill, but the afternoons bring sunshine, we know fall is coming. The world is ablaze with colour, and it’s the best time to pull on those cozy sweaters and head
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A beautiful summer evening is one of my favourite things, but the summer flies by so quickly. Steal every moment this year and enjoy a summer evening watching a movie outside with your family! Grab some lawn chairs and snacks (and maybe even a toque) and enjoy a movie under
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September brings crisp mornings in cozy sweaters, freshly sharpened pencils, and getting back to routine. Are you cheerfully waving the kids back to school, or are you grieving the end of summer? Either way, the seasons are changing, so embrace the fall energy and enjoy the beautiful foliage. Savour the
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September means back to school, finding extracurricular activities, and planning for childcare on all those PD days. Maybe you want to plan a trip over the Fall/Remembrance Day Break, figure out your family Christmas, or start dreaming about sunshine over Spring Break. We’re creating a post with links to Calgary
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Art, music, drama, sports, social clubs, camps, and educational enrichment … there are a lot of extracurricular activities that your kids could take part in. Here at Family Fun Calgary, we want to make it easier for you to find quality extracurricular programs that you AND your kids will love.
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While Calgary may not be surrounded by orchards filled with sweet, red apples or those juicy plump cherries, there are several ways to enjoy the fruit of the season around the city in August and September. It’s even better when you know that you are using food that might otherwise
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Do you have a young train lover in your household? (Or maybe a grown-up one?!) Trains capture our collective imagination, no matter how old we are. And even our language shows our connection to the rails, with sayings like ‘full steam ahead’ or ‘going off the rails.’ Trains offer so
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I grew up in the country, but have lived in cities my whole adult life. My kids, on the other hand, are born and bred city kids. The first time we went to a corn maze, one of my children (who will remain nameless to protect the ridiculous) exclaimed, “I
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