The Calgary Chinese Cultural Centre is set to host a series of themed night market events on five consecutive Thursdays throughout the months of July and August in 2024. The events are open to the public and are free of charge, offering a variety of activities, performances, food and a space for community members to come together.

Discover Calgary’s rich culinary scene at Taste of Calgary. This event features a unique mix of restaurants and beverage companies with a side of live music. Admission is free, and you have the option to buy sample tickets for just $1. These tickets allow you to savour delicious dishes from some of the finest restaurants and breweries in the city.

Kick off your summer weekends with live music every Friday at 6 p.m. throughout the month of August at Pixel Park. From rock to indie-folk, enjoy performances from a variety of local artists. Don’t forget to grab a concert card from our EAST Team and enjoy 3 concerts to receive a $5 gift card to Village Ice Cream or Snowcapz.

The Beltline Urban Murals Project is Calgary’s street art festival transforms the city into a vibrant canvas with incredible mural installations by local, national, and international artists. Since 2017, BUMP has added over 180 public art installations to Calgary where you can watch new murals go up in real time, attend artist talks, and vibe out to Graffiti Jams. 

Experience the breathtaking beauty of lanterns floating in the pool. This is an annual summer peace event shares a wish for a peaceful society and a world free from violence.

Come celebrate the diversity of performing arts in song, music and dance, crafts and the tantalizing tastes of international cuisine at the Annual Heritage Day Festival. This event aims to build understanding across cultures and religions.

The Kensington Night Market is back for its 5th year. Entertainment, local vendors and so much more; shop the market and experience and enjoy Kensington.

The Inglewood Night Market is a modern market with locally sourced and handmade vendors selling diverse goods; from handmade crafts to vintage clothing, antiques and collectibles, artisan eats and more. Enjoy 135 curated local artisans, beer gardens and dogs are welcome! 

Over two days, hear from spectacular leaders in art, design, urban planning, and community development. Attend panels, workshops, networking power-hours and exchange ideas to gain insights on the future of public art and its impact on our city and various industries, all while helping to promote a connected and robust arts ecosystem.