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The Banff Farmers Market is held every Wednesday in the summer in Central Park. Vendors offer everything from fruits and vegetables to artisan crafts.

Join the Town of Banff and Parks Canada in an interactive Bear Aware session where you’ll learn how to be safe in bear country. The 60-minute in-person session will be led by two Parks Canada wildlife specialists and includes a presentation on how to identify different types of bears, common bear behaviours, and tools and tips to prevent bear encounters. No registration required.

Join the Town of Banff for a fun morning of bike and scooter safety and a tiny ride. During this rodeo your little ripper will have an opportunity to ride or push though our bike course and learn some skills and safety tips. Bring a picnic and have an active and fun morning followed by lunch in The Fenlands meadow. Each little one will get a gift. Ages 1 to 6. Parent or guardian supervision required.

Do you live in Banff? Are you 18-30? Come join this free session intended to gather information for the 2023 Community Social Assessment. We are asking: How can you live your best life in Banff? The Community Social Assessment aims to create a snapshot in time of the community’s social well-being and vitality - our strengths, assets and opportunities, along with our issues and challenges. This picture helps us to determine how to best direct support and close existing gaps. It also serves as an incentive to encourage new thinking and action to respond to opportunities and issues alike. In order to support community well-being, it is crucial to have a detailed understanding of the social picture of one’s community. You’re talking, we’re listening!

A certified bike mechanic with Snowtips Bactrax will teach you about bike components, how to properly clean your bike, basic maintenance like repairing a tire or adjusting your breaks, and when to visit your local bike shop.

The Banff Farmers Market is held every Wednesday in the summer in Central Park. Vendors offer everything from fruits and vegetables to artisan crafts.

Do you live in Banff? Come join this free community dinner and conversation, intended to gather information for the 2023 Community Social Assessment. We are asking: How can you live your best life in Banff? The Community Social Assessment aims to create a snapshot in time of the community’s social well-being and vitality - our strengths, assets and opportunities, along with our issues and challenges. This picture helps us to determine how to best direct support and close existing gaps. It also serves as an incentive to encourage new thinking and action to respond to opportunities and issues alike. In order to support community well-being, it is crucial to have a detailed understanding of the social picture of one’s community. You’re talking, we’re listening!

The Banff Marathon returns to Banff June 18, 2023, with a Marathon, Half Marathon, and 10km distances. There will also be a free Kids Run. The Banff Marathon welcomes participants from over 25 countries, 10 provinces, 45 U.S. states and 100 Alberta communities – and many from right here in the Bow Valley.

Grab your bike and join the Community Cruisers for one-hour session on how to keep your ride rolling all year long. In the session, you’ll learn about bike components, how to properly clean your bike, basic maintenance like how to repair a tire, adjust your breaks, etc., and when to visit your local bike shop.

This is a day for all Canadians to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and ongoing contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

The Banff Farmers Market is held every Wednesday in the summer in Central Park. Vendors offer everything from fruits and vegetables to artisan crafts.

On this casual ride around the Town of Banff you’ll learn some fun facts about the history of our community while getting some fresh air and exercise.

Grab your bike and join the Community Cruisers for one-hour session on how to keep your ride rolling all year long. In the session, you’ll learn about bike components, how to properly clean your bike, basic maintenance like how to repair a tire, adjust your breaks, etc., and when to visit your local bike shop.

The Banff Farmers Market is held every Wednesday in the summer in Central Park. Vendors offer everything from fruits and vegetables to artisan crafts.

Do you live in Banff? Come join this free community dinner and conversation, intended to gather information for the 2023 Community Social Assessment. We are asking: How can you live your best life in Banff? The Community Social Assessment aims to create a snapshot in time of the community’s social well-being and vitality - our strengths, assets and opportunities, along with our issues and challenges. This picture helps us to determine how to best direct support and close existing gaps. It also serves as an incentive to encourage new thinking and action to respond to opportunities and issues alike. In order to support community well-being, it is crucial to have a detailed understanding of the social picture of one’s community. You’re talking, we’re listening!