Concerts, games, markets, classes, festivals and plenty for the kids. Pulled together every day from the city, teams, venues and ticket sites.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
Learn everything about the citizenship application process. -Eligibility requirements -What to expect and recent process updates -Tips for a successful application -How to prepare for the citizenship test -Q & A to address your questions. Register here: For more information, email: ssbv@banff.ca or call: 403.762.1144
Come join us to paint as a group!
Social Program (Ages 18-34)
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
Special Connections is designed for children who require extra support with daily tasks/activities. This service is crafted to inspire curiosity and foster a sense of wonder and exploration through sensory adventures and parallel play.
Get Out Friday night youth drop-in sports is a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports or just hanging out with a youth leader.
After the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival's keynote event Sarah Hueniken, Ines Papert – and Films, on November 6 at 7:30 p.m., keep the party going in CLVB ’33 with a special guest performance from Colorado's favourite "campfire folk" group A Brother’s Fountain.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
Join a moving river of light for five unforgettable miles through Banff. Feel the energy of the start, settle into your stride beneath the Rockies, and carry that momentum all the way to a warm, welcoming finish at the Rundlestone Lodge.
Lifeguarded Public Swimming for Banff Residents. A recreational swim for all ages, including youth, adults, families, and individuals. Amenities include 1-2 lanes for lap swimming with the remainder of the pool for leisure, a basketball net, whirlpool, and wadepool.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
Join us for an afternoon Visual Arts lecture with Deanna Bowen, a Montreal-based interdisciplinary artist whose practice includes films, video installations, performances, drawing, sculpture and photography.
Join us for an afternoon Visual Arts lecture with Tania Willard, a mixed Secwépemc and settler artist whose research intersects with land-based art practices.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Banff Legion hosts the Remembrance Day Parade starting at the Legion at 10:30 a.m., marching south on Banff Avenue and to the Banff Elementary School, where there is a memorial service. Following the service, the parade returns to the Legion, where there will be a wreath ceremony.
Join Banff Centre for an afternoon Visual Arts lecture with writer and curator Tarah Hogue, based in Treaty 6 and 7 territories and the Métis homeland.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
Social and Creative Program (Ages 18-34)
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
Special Connections is designed for children who require extra support with daily tasks/activities. This service is crafted to inspire curiosity and foster a sense of wonder and exploration through sensory adventures and parallel play.
Celebrate the power of words shaped by mountains at the Mountain Writers Intensive Reading, a free public event in Banff Centre's intimate CLVB '33. This evening showcases new work from writers immersed in a three-week residency dedicated to exploring mountain narratives, adventure, wilderness, and the human connection to landscape.
Get Out Friday night youth drop-in sports is a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports or just hanging out with a youth leader.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
Social and Creative Program (Ages 18-34)
Reel Time features some of the best films from the Toronto International Film Festival. Organized by Banff Centre, Reel Time has brought alternative cinema to the Bow Valley for over fifteen years.
Mountain Adventure Program (Ages 18-34)
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
Join us for a conversation with singer/songwriter Leelay Gilday, Banff Centre alumna, former program faculty, and featured artist. Throughout her career she has integrated her Dene language into her music to challenge the norms of mainstream music trends and styles. Even as her music has reached acclaim across the country and beyond, Gilday has always represented the Far North fiercely and proudly.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
Special Connections is designed for children who require extra support with daily tasks/activities. This service is crafted to inspire curiosity and foster a sense of wonder and exploration through sensory adventures and parallel play.
Get Out Friday night youth drop-in sports is a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports or just hanging out with a youth leader.
JUNO Award-winning singer-songwriter William Prince brings his On Rolls The Wheel Tour to Banff Centre on November 20 for an intimate acoustic performance.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
Free individual support with no appointment needed. Open to anyone living in the Bow Valley. Canada Revenue Agency: Help with My CRA Account, Updating direct deposit or personal information, Questions about your taxes and benefits. Service Canada: Social Insurance Number, Canadian Dental Care Plan, Employment Insurance, Seniors' Benefits (GIS, CPP, OAS), Other support as needed. For more information, email: ssbv@banff.ca or call: 403.762.1144
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
The Family Connections Play Space is for caregivers of young children aged 0-6 providing a welcoming and warm space for families to enjoy.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
This high-energy program supports gross motor skill development through active play and social interaction. Children are encouraged to run, jump, climb, and move their bodies freely, helping them build coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, they’ll practice important social and emotional skills such as sharing and expressing themselves—all while making new friends and having fun.
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