Explore the art, architecture and history of Calgary’s most eclectic neighborhoods and enjoy culinary experiences that celebrate those unique places. 

A.    PALETTE TO PALATE - ART AND FOOD APPRECIATION IN THE DESIGNER DISTRICT: Feed all your senses and discover Cultural Calgary (9:00 am-12:00 noon)

B.    CRAVING KENSINGTON: A two block loop of "tasty business" (10:00 am -12:30 pm)

C.    INGLEWOOD'S EDIBLE ENTICEMENTS: The food businesses of Inglewood were the key to revitalizing Calgary's oldest neighborhood in the 1990s and they’ve kept it thriving ever since.  (10:00 am – 12:30 pm)

D.    SAVOUR 17 AVE SW: We'll savor the best of Calgary's RED - Retail Entertainment District - Mile. (10:00 am – 12:30 pm)

Discover Calgary from Land and Water: 

•    River Valley Adventures (Segway ride through East Village)
See Calgary’s amazing downtown from our extensive river pathway (the largest in North America) or from the sparkling blue Bow river.  
•    Mukwah Tours (Float Trip along the Bow River)
Embark on Calgary’s only guided river experience, view downtown Calgary from the original highway, The Bow River. There are 43 bridges that span the Bow River with 18 of them in the downtown section.
•    Java Stop at Phil & Sebastian’s (East Village)
Visit Phil & Sebastian’s coffee roasterie in the historic Simmons Building, a unique culinary destination right in the heart of East Village.  

•    Calgary Tower:  (30 mins)
The 'Tower' has become the City of Calgary's most famous and identifiable physical landmark, offering panoramic views of the city and an interactive tour offered in seven different languages

•    Calgary Zoo (1hr interpretive tour of Canadian Wilds) 
Canadian Wilds: Get to know some of Canada’s most impressive animals as you wander along the forested pathways of the Canadian Wilds. You’ll see bears, wolves, cougars, bison, bighorn sheep and mountain goats 

•    WinSport (1hr drive with time at Canada Sports Hall of Fame)
As the legacy site of the 1988 Olympic Winter Games, Canada Olympic Park lives on as WinSport, a year-round recreation and athletic training facility.  Experience the zipline or a summer bobsled -  an expert pilot would slide you through 10 turns hitting speeds of 100+ km/hr and feeling the force of up to 2 G’s.  

Tuesday, May 9

8:30am - 12:00 noon

Maximum 50 people

Mandarin Speaking Tour

•    Calgary Tower:  (30 mins)
The 'Tower' has become the City of Calgary's most famous and identifiable physical landmark, offering panoramic views of the city and an interactive tour offered in seven different languages

•    Calgary Zoo (1hr interpretive tour of Canadian Wilds) 
Canadian Wilds: Get to know some of Canada’s most impressive animals as you wander along the forested pathways of the Canadian Wilds. You’ll see bears, wolves, cougars, bison, bighorn sheep and mountain goats 

•    WinSport (1hr drive with time at Canada Sports Hall of Fame)
As the legacy site of the 1988 Olympic Winter Games, Canada Olympic Park lives on as WinSport, a year-round recreation and athletic training facility.  Experience the zipline or a summer bobsled -  an expert pilot would slide you through 10 turns hitting speeds of 100+ km/hr and feeling the force of up to 2 G’s.  speeds of 100+ km/hr and feeling the force of up to 2 G’s.  

Explore some of Calgary’s unique history and heritage as you stroll through neighborhoods and parks

 

Calgary's only pedestrian mall, Stephen Avenue features a year-round pedestrian experience featuring shopping, restaurants, buskers, and entertainment venues.

 

The Glenbow Museum is ‘Where the World Meets the West’ - where intriguing stories from Western Canada connect with extraordinary art and artifacts from around the world. Combining a museum, art gallery, library and archives all under one roof, Glenbow boasts over a million artifacts and some 28,000 works of art in its vast collections and is one of the largest museums in Canada