Fort Calgary is celebrating Canada Day in 2021, they are just doing it online! Join the virtual Canada Day for family-friendly activities and guest speakers on July 1, 2021. See the schedule HERE and stay tuned to their Facebook and Instagram channels for more. Fort Calgary Canada Day: Website: www.fortcalgary.com

MARCH 16 FORT CALGARY IS CLOSED Fort Calgary has the perfect Sunday Brunch for special weekends! Featuring an opulent buffet and fresh brunch classics from the kitchen in the bright and spacious Officers’ Mess, your meal includes complimentary access to the museum for a serving of local history. Make a day
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  Join Fort Calgary for a night at the movies! You can buy snacks (and a cocktail for the adults!) at this licensed event, and enjoy a classic black and white movie in Fort Calgary’s newly renovated theatre. Doors open at 6 pm, so come early to reserve your seat
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  Join Fort Calgary on October 25, 2019, for some family-friendly Halloween fun! Bust out your costumes early for trick-or-treating and crafting in the museum. Kids will get their history-fix (and sugar-fix) from our interpreters as they practice their “Trick or Treat!” through the museum. They can also stop by
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Celebrate Heritage Day at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers, where Calgary began. Enjoy various family-friendly activities, including: – Interactive children’s crafts – Indigenous artisan booths – Artifact table and scavenger hunt – Indigenous workshops and tours – Mountie uniform try-on and historical carpentry demonstrations – Cultural heritage
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Plan a visit to Fort Calgary to see Quest Theatre’s Sweet Pea Series: FLIBBERTIGIBBET’S STORY EXHIBIT. The show is an extravaganza of songs, stories, and games with a light and shadow finale! This interactive delight is sure to skyrocket little people’s imaginations, rhythm boxes, wonder wheels, giggle nooks, and funny
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December 2016 Traveling during the holiday season can be tough. With crowded airports, the already-challenging suitcase packing complicated by bulky gifts and the higher than usual chance of encountering delayed flights or snowy roads… it can all add up to frayed nerves and some less-than-festive feelings. Some families choose to forego this craziness altogether, even if
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