Tickets have just gone on sale for the epic meat and beer festival — Brewery & The Beast. This is a highly anticipated summer event that celebrates all things beer, meat, and local products and restaurants.

If you were excited about the KD Soft Serve coming to the Calgary Stampede this year then chances are you’ll love this. A limited-edition Ketchup Popsicle is launching in parts of Canada.

Start this Saturday off on the right foot by checking out one (or two, or three) of these amazing events going on around the city, today, August 24.

What better way to spend a stunningly beautiful day off than by checking out what’s going on around the city? Here’s our list of the best events happening around Calgary today, so have at it!

It’s time to eat poutine for seven days straight and be totally guilt-free because YYC’s annual week-long celebration of all things poutine is back from April 20 to 28.

Alberta has declared a state of public health emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As recommended by health officials, if you choose to participate in events outside of your home, please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing, mask-wearing, and frequent handwashing. Additionally, be aware that many businesses and events may be participating in the Restrictions Exemption Program and will require proof of vaccine or a negative, privately paid COVID-19 test. If you are sick, please stay home.

Longtime Calgary restaurant Cilantro just announced it will officially be closing its doors after 30 years of operation.

A second horse died as a result of an injury sustained during a chuckwagon race on July 10, prompting animal rights groups to call for an end to the event.

Calgary is a beautiful city, but it is also seriously massive. Unlike other Canadian cities like Vancouver or Toronto, Calgary doesn’t have much in the way of a metro area with smaller surrounding cities — instead, Calgary itself simply expands to accommodate its growing population.

COVID-19 continues to present a risk to public health. While restrictions have been lifted across Alberta, it is recommended to continue practicing health and safety measures, including frequent hand-washing, wearing a mask on public transit, at City facilities, and in healthcare settings, and staying home if you are sick.

Crowds at the CORE Shopping Centre were stuffed in shoulder to shoulder this afternoon as Mason Ramsey aka Lil Hank Williams aka the Yodelling Walmart Kid took the stage for a free concert.

The Kensington community is transforming into Harry Potter's Diagon Alley and you can now get limited edition transit passes for the event.

Melding customs of the Nordic hydrotherapy lifestyle with authentically Canadian elements. the Kananaskis Nordic Spa has announced the final phase of its development.

Calgary’s BMO Centre expansion project has gotten the greenlight. City Council met and conditionally approved the project at Monday’s meeting, and on Tuesday the Government of Alberta announced that it would extend the Community Revitalization Levy (CRL) to help turn the facility into a Tier 1 convention centre.

It’s nothing but rain, rain, and more rain for the first few days of the 2019 Calgary Stampede. The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth will kick off this weekend with some rainy weather in the forecast, beginning on Wednesday night with an 80% chance of showers, according to The Weather Network.

Have you seen any cows wandering around downtown Calgary this morning? If so, the Calgary Stampede wants to know. The organization released a statement early Wednesday morning to warn Calgarians that six ‘cows’ had gone missing from Stampede Park.

The 2017 edition of the Calgary International Beerfest will bring over 160 breweries and distilleries to this epic celebration of drink and food.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge might soon be making another royal visit to Canada, thanks to an invite by Justin Trudeau.