Calgary Fringe Festival is a nine-day theatre festival showcasing a wide range of performances. Watch street performances, browse vendors, and experience the eclectic entertainment presented each day.

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 Calgary Arab Festival highlights regional and cultural distinctions in Arab countries celebrating clothing, cuisine, dance, and art, providing attendees with a deeper appreciation of the cultural diversity within the Arabic world. Come support local artists by providing them with an opportunity to showcase their work.

Franco Festival is a celebration of many Francophone cultures, from Africa to Europe, through Asia and the Americas using music, dance, food, art and crafts and other aspects that demonstrate the breadth and diversity of Canadian heritage.

Engage with Graffiti artists and watch the magic happen as public art is installed! This BUMP Festival Graffiti Jam event is for all ages to experience live music, DJs, local food and beverages, and participate in fun and entertaining attendee experiences. Don’t miss the 3 on 3 basketball tournament overlooking the downtown city landscape. 

Experience Korea's vibrant culture and unique heritage at the Korean Day Festival, including exciting traditional dance performances, K-pop Contest, delicious Korean food, and a lively parade.

Toranj, Calgary's largest Iranian festival since 2018, attracts over 2,000 attendees annually, with live performances, traditional Iranian food and teahouse, an art and culture hall, and a children's area. Aiming to foster community bonds and cultural exchange, Toranj invites diverse artists and performance groups internationally, showcasing the festival’s commitment to celebrating cultural diversity and unity.