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  • 23rd Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF)

    Globe Cinema 617 8 Ave S.W., Calgary, Alberta

    The 23rd Calgary Underground Film Festival takes place from April 16-26, 2026 at Globe Cinema. CUFF is now Western Canada's biggest genre film festival, and a must-attend event for film fans.

    Paid

  • Downtown Tutoring Club

    Various Locations

    Need help with homework? Our free drop-in tutoring program downtown is for junior high and high school students. RSVP your spot or come in when you can. Our tutors walk around and help with English, math, and science, whether you have one small question or a lot to work on. It’s a relaxed, friendly place to get help, learn more, and feel better about school. Walk ins welcome. Email goodneighbouryyc@gmail.com for more information.

    Free

  • Calgary Flames Home Game

    Scotiabank Saddledome 555 Saddledome Rise S.E., Calgary, Alberta

    Experience the thrill of NHL action with Calgary Flames Home Games at the Scotiabank Saddledome as the Flames take on nine teams on home ice this month. (April 12, 14, 16)

    Paid

  • Locked Library: Space Case

    Central Library 800 3 St S.E., Calgary, Alberta

    Join the Calgary Public Library Foundation on Friday, April 17 for Locked Library: Space Case, an immersive, space-themed puzzle experience at Central Library. Designed for ages 12+, this after-hours event invites participants to explore the library while solving engaging challenges—perfect for both seasoned puzzlers and curious newcomers.

    Paid

  • To Be or Not To Be Determined

    BLOX Arts Centre 834 11 Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alberta, Canada

    One night only, never to be seen before or again, a new play as Shakespeare would have intended had he lived for another 400 years. Princes and kings, queens and jesters, grave diggers and long lost twins—join this talented cast who have been speaking in iambic pentameter for at least a fortnight as they discover in the moment if they're in a tragedy or a romance. (April, 3, 10, 17, 24)

    Paid

  • Beltline Gay History Walk

    Lougheed House 707 13th Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alberta

    Kevin Allen’s Beltline Gay History Walk uncovers the rich, often overlooked queer history of Calgary’s Beltline. This guided walk highlights key sites of activism, social spaces, and everyday life that were central to the city’s 2SLGBTQ+ community. Through storytelling and place-based history, participants gain a deeper understanding of how queer people built connection, visibility, and resilience in the heart of Calgary—including the gay history of the Lougheed House itself!

    Free

  • How True is a True Story?: 42 (2013)

    The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland 750 Ninth Ave. S.E., Calgary, Alberta, Canada

    Movies “based on a true story” captivate audiences with the intrigue of history and the wonderment of how the film’s events could have transpired in real life. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “how much of this actually happened,” join The Confluence to dig into the real events behind classic film and modern blockbusters.

    Paid

  • Calgary Roughnecks Home Games

    Scotiabank Saddledome 555 Saddledome Rise S.E., Calgary, Alberta

    The Calgary Roughnecks are Calgary’s high‑energy, hard‑hitting box lacrosse crew known for big goals, bigger vibes, and some of the loudest nights in the Saddledome

    Paid

  • High Tea at the zoo

    The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo 210 St. George's Drive NW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

    High Tea at the zoo is a full day of spring fun, perfect for all ages. Don’t miss out on this elegant affair in Grazers Restaurant on select Sundays from April 12th to May 31st, 2026.

    Paid

  • Path to Reconciliation Walking Tour

    The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland 750 Ninth Ave. S.E., Calgary, Alberta, Canada

    Learn the truth about the impacts of colonialism in Canada on this riverside tour with stops at exhibits, historical sites, public art, and monuments. This tour will share a critical look at settler-colonialism, First Nations and Metis history, the Indian Residential School System, the Indian Act, and how Treaty 7 shaped the history of the place we now call Calgary.

    Paid

  • Downtown Tutoring Club

    Various Locations

    Need help with homework? Our free drop-in tutoring program downtown is for junior high and high school students. RSVP your spot or come in when you can. Our tutors walk around and help with English, math, and science, whether you have one small question or a lot to work on. It’s a relaxed, friendly place to get help, learn more, and feel better about school. Walk ins welcome. Email goodneighbouryyc@gmail.com for more information.

    Free

  • Feast on 4th

    Across multiple venues

    One of Calgary's signature food events, Feast on 4th transforms 4th Street SW into a bustling culinary corridor. Local restaurants, food vendors, and artisan producers come together for a multi-day celebration of the city's food and drink scene.

    Paid