We’ve already made it halfway through the week, which means we’re just that much closer to Canada Day long weekend!
Might as well get the party started early by checking out any of these awesome events going on around the city today — the weekend can wait.
See also
- Catch a FREE Kings of Leon concert during the 2018 Calgary Stampede
- There's a surf festival happening this summer in the Rocky Mountains
- Rapid public transit could be in the works for Calgary International Airport
Lobster boil
What: Kick off the Selkirk Grille Field to Fork Series with a traditional East Coast meets West Coast lobster boil. Prepare for a finger licking good meal that might get a tad messy — but it’ll be worth it!
When: June 27 and 28
Time: 9 pm
Where: Heritage Park – 1900 Heritage Drive SW
Tickets: Online, $89.95
Grey Goose Marché
What: This is a dining experience you won’t want to miss out on! Join Michelin-star chef Christophe Dufau and Chef Justin of Model Milk for a three-course tasting experience inspired by the French Rivera paired with signature Grey Goose Cocktails.
When: Wednesday, June 27
Time: 6 pm
Where: Model Milk – 308 17th Avenue SW
Cost: $150
Macaron 101
What: Another chance to try out creating your very own beautiful (and delicious) macarons!
When: Wednesday, June 27
Time: 6 pm
Where: Ollia Macaron and Tea – 810c 16th Avenue SW
Tickets: Call to reserve your spot, $100
Check out the newly opened Gorilla Whale ramen restaurant
It’s been a long wait, but it appears Gorilla Whale is officially opening its doors on June 25 at 5 pm, which means it’s finally time for YYC to get a taste of all those drool-worthy eats the spot has been posting on Instagram.
Located at 1214 9 Avenue SE, the new Inglewood spot for yakitori, ramen, and cocktails will be open seven night a week, although no reservations are being taken yet.
Address: 1214 9th Avenue SE
Bike the Banff Legacy Trail
What: Take your bike out for a cruise and enjoy all the breathtaking scenery that this 22.3 km trail has to offer! The trail links the Town of Banff and Canmore through an additional 4.5 km of pathway outside of Banff National Park boundaries, from the Banff Park East Gate to the Travel Alberta Visitor Information Centre.
Where: Banff Park East Gate to the Bow Valley Parkway