It’s Saturday, it’s sunny, and it’s summer — which means that you absolutely cannot let this gem of a day go to waste. Round up the crew, hop in the car, and head out to any one (or two, or five) of these stellar events.

American singer Jeremih had a Calgary concert the other night, and afterwards, he stopped to party at a local nightclub that’s been seeing a lot of action lately.

Chuckles Unlimited is holding on despite a severe drop in traffic last October due to road construction.

Start your Sunday off on the right foot by hitting up any one of these wonderful events taking place around Calgary today!

It’s Stampede time in Calgary and there is a chance to check it out for free! Plus a famous YouTuber is coming to town! There are also a lot of family-friendly events if Stampede isn’t your vibe.

Third time was a charm for the Calgary Stampeders. After entering the Grey Cup as heavy favourites, only to lose the past two championship games, the Stampeders finished the job this time.

The 2018 Calgary Stampede is right around the corner, and with it comes plenty of interesting things to do, great food to eat, exciting shows to attend…. and the ever-widening hole in your wallet as a casualty of all that fun.

Screamfest is a tradition for horror fans in Calgary. They have tons of haunted houses, terrifying rides, and spooky carnival games to see!

Fans asked for it, and the Calgary Flames have delivered. For the first time in these playoffs, the Red Lot will be open for a Flames road game.

New Calgary restaurants? Those are our three favourite words. We’ve gone and collected a list of all the new YYC restaurants you should look into trying.

With the first full week of April upon us, there are plenty of fun things to do in Calgary this spring. The forecast is looking pretty nice, with some rain predicted on Monday and Tuesday (April showers bring May flowers, right?), before the rest of the week is expected to see sunshine with a high of 19ºC on Friday.

This June, the Vancouver Police Pipe Band will crown their centennial year by travelling to England to perform in the Changing of the Guard, the first non-military pipe band to perform in the ceremony’s 350-year history.

You might think we are joking, but let us reassure you, there has been ANOTHER release of new foods coming to the Calgary Stampede for 2019.

The BC Lions roared their way to the CFL’s Western Final for the first time since 2016 with an 30-16 win over the Calgary Stampeders in front of a raucous crowd of nearly 40,000 at BC Place on Sunday Night.

As per CFL tradition, Marty the horse trotted into a Toronto hotel on Friday. Then he crapped on the floor.

Pet-A-Palooza, being billed as the West Coast’s largest pet festival, is making its annual return to the Yaletown neighbourhood this weekend.

Alberta reported 52 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, which was also the first day of the 2021 Calgary Stampede. This marks the 19th day in a row that under 100 new infections have been found.

It’ll be a bittersweet night at the Stampede Corral this October when Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir take to the ice for one of their last performances.