TOURS
Venture into the great Canadian Rockies in Calgary's backyard. This walking tour allows guests to experience the authentic mountain town of Canmore. Starting with a 1.9 km hike to Grassi Lakes in the morning, a catered lunch at the Nordic Centre, and free time to explore the streets and avenues throughout Canmore's vibrant downtown.
The New Economy walking tour showcases a mix of historical and contemporary venues that are the heart of Calgary's culture and arts community. Discover the iconic architecture of the Studio Bell National Music Centre and Calgary Central Library, followed by a visit to Calgary's favorite downtown urban park and gathering space, Olympic Plaza. The New Economy walking tour will conclude at a local restaurant for a networking dinner with colleagues!
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Placemaking Walking Tour
Monday, June 12, 2023, 2:45 - 6:00 PM
The Placemaking walking tour showcases Placemaking at different stages to help create a lively and welcoming downtown. Discover the redeveloped and revitalized East Village, take a stroll on the award-winning RiverWalk pathway, explore Calgary’s Chinatown, the fourth largest Chinatown in Calgary, followed by one of Calgary’s most popular areas, the neighborhood of Eau Claire.
Price: $65 for Canadian Residents, $85 for U.S. and non-Canadian residents
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Economic Reconciliation Tour
Tuesday, June 13, 2023, 12:00 -5:00 PM
Taza is an exceptional development undertaking, one of the most significant First Nation development projects in North America. It is located on 1,200 acres of Tsuut’ina land and consists of three individually unique but related development Villages — Taza Park, Taza Crossing, and Taza Exchange — integrated through a comprehensive framework of Tsuut’ina and Calgary infrastructure.
Each village expresses a distinct character, built around fundamental design principles and a shared guiding philosophy to create each development component — from textural elements and streetscapes to wayfinding, natural green spaces, and formal and informal public park areas. These developments will shape the future for Tsuut’ina, accumulating and building upon the Tsuut’ina people's legacy of determination and resilience.
Price: $65 for Canadian Residents, $85 for U.S. and non-Canadian residents
