Flow Yoga is a traditional approach to yoga that encourages breathing, flexibility, strength and vitality in the body while calming the mind. For ages 16+. This class is held Wednesday, 7:30-8:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street (above the library) from April 1 - June 28. Free.

Children 2-6 are invited, along with their parents, caregivers or family members to participate in a half hour drop-in program. Each week a new theme is explored that features related stories, songs, rhymes and finder plays.

Children 0-2 are invited along with their parents, caregivers, and/or family members to participate in a half hour drop-in program that includes rhymes and rhythms, bouncing, active songs, finger plays and stories. This program promotes early language development and positive child/adult interactions and bonding.

Drop-in 50+ Ball Hockey is held Wednesdays, 12 – 1:15 p.m. from May 20 – August 25 at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required.

Learn a variety of dance styles and get active in this drop-in class for adults 50+. Dancing is a fun and easy way to get moving for all fitness levels. Bring a partner or come on your own.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Is your child ready for Kindergarten? Entering Kindergarten is a major transition for parents and children. Come and learn how to better prepare you and your preschooler for this transition. This program includes: Time spent in a classroom; Parent Education sessions; Take away activities. Call 403.678.2529 for full program information.

Drop-in volleyball is Wednesdays at the Banff Community High School gym. Co-ed. Drop-in rates apply. For ages 16+.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. Drop-in 50+ Fitness is held Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street, above the library, in the Pioneer Room from April 1 – June 28.

The Community Table Lunch Program is open to all residents to enjoy a healthy meal and connect in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy soup, salad, fruit, tea and coffee.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

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Expand your lacrosse skills in this intermediate program. Great for anyone with some experience with lacrosse, or those who have taken the beginner course.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For all ages.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

This popular Friday night skate features a DJ playing the hits. Fridays, 7 – 9 p.m. from May 20 – August. 25 at The Fenlands.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports. Youth get to help set the night’s agenda, choosing their sports and activities or simply just hanging out. Snacks, beverages and small giveaways are included. For Grades 7-10.

Head out to one of the local climbing areas and learn how to climb in the Rocky Mountains. No experience necessary. Registration required 14 days before start of program. For ages 30+.

Learn basic life support skills you can use while you wait for emergency responders. Focus on casualty assessment, airway management, bleeding control and further injury prevention. Occupational Health & Safety approved. For ages 16+. Register online at banff.ca/register or call 403.762.1251.

Learn life support skills for the emergency responder. Great for those who may experience delay times prior to the arrival of emergency services, or who work in an industrial or high-risk setting. Occupational Health & Safety approved. For ages 16+. Registration required. Call 403.762.1251 or banff.ca/register.

Stop by the Banff Public Library every Saturday and play, sing songs and tell stories. This program is for children 0-6 years of age and their parents. Snacks are provided. No registration required.

Kids will learn T-ball fundamentals, basic skills, rules and more. All equipment and instruction provided. For ages 5 – 8. Register online at banff.ca/register or call 403.762.1251.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

Stop by the Banff Public Library for an hour of creative crafts, exciting activities and invigorating reading materials. Ages 4-7 are welcome from 1-2 p.m. and ages 8-12 are welcome from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Spots guaranteed to the first 15 participants.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 12+. Saturdays, 1:45 p.m. – 3 p.m. from May 20 to August 25.

The Banff Canoe Club is teaching beginners the basics of using a stand up paddle board. They’ll guide you on a leisurely paddle to the Vermilion Lakes. Guides will also be on-hand to answer any questions and provide support for paddlers. These paddle boards are designed for beginners and are very stable. Equipment provided. For ages 16+.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For all ages. Sundays, 11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

A free public swim sponsored by the Town of Banff is held the last Sunday of every month at The Banff Centre's Sally Borden pool from 1 - 4 p.m.

Try tennis with the Banff Springs Tennis Club. You’ll learn about the rules, scoring and positioning in singles and doubles play. The most basic introduction of all strokes (serve, volley, and ground strokes) will be taught, focusing on impact point and proper court positioning. By the end of the session, you’ll know how to start and play points using the serve and return. Equipment provided. For ages 13+.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. Drop-in 50+ Fitness is held Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street, above the library, in the Pioneer Room from April 1 – June 28.

Enjoy an interpretive paddle to Vermilion Lakes and share local wildlife stories along the way. There will be lots of fantastic opportunities for photos and a Banff Canoe Club guide will be on-hand for any assistance and tips for kayaking in the area. Equipment provided. For ages 16+.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Yin/Yang Yoga blends two styles of yoga bringing together the benefits of passive yoga poses with more dynamic sequences and standing postures. For ages 16+. This drop-in class is held Mondays, April 1-June 28 (excluding stat holidays) at 101 Bear Street, above the library, in the Pioneer Room.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Broga is vinyasa flow yoga for men and people who identify as men. This is a slower-paced yoga practice combined with longer holds. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+. No registration required. Broga is every Tuesday from January 8 - June 11. Youth $4, Adults (18 - 64) $6.50, Seniors (65 - 79) $5.50, Super Seniors (80+) Free. Or use your Town of Banff membership card.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

Drop-in and play badminton every Tuesday from January 8 to April 30 at the Banff Community High School Gym. For ages 16+. No registration required.

Drop-in for a game of basketball on Tuesdays at Banff Community High School. Co-ed. Drop-in rates apply. For ages 16+.

Flow Yoga is a traditional approach to yoga that encourages breathing, flexibility, strength and vitality in the body while calming the mind. For ages 16+. This class is held Wednesday, 7:30-8:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street (above the library) from April 1 - June 28. Free.

Children 2-6 are invited, along with their parents, caregivers or family members to participate in a half hour drop-in program. Each week a new theme is explored that features related stories, songs, rhymes and finder plays.

Children 0-2 are invited along with their parents, caregivers, and/or family members to participate in a half hour drop-in program that includes rhymes and rhythms, bouncing, active songs, finger plays and stories. This program promotes early language development and positive child/adult interactions and bonding.

Drop-in 50+ Ball Hockey is held Wednesdays, 12 – 1:15 p.m. from May 20 – August 25 at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required.

Learn a variety of dance styles and get active in this drop-in class for adults 50+. Dancing is a fun and easy way to get moving for all fitness levels. Bring a partner or come on your own.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Is your child ready for Kindergarten? Entering Kindergarten is a major transition for parents and children. Come and learn how to better prepare you and your preschooler for this transition. This program includes: Time spent in a classroom; Parent Education sessions; Take away activities. Call 403.678.2529 for full program information.

An informal game of soccer played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. For ages 16+. Held Wednesdays, 6 – 8 p.m. from May 29 – August 21.

Drop-in volleyball is Wednesdays at the Banff Community High School gym. Co-ed. Drop-in rates apply. For ages 16+.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. Drop-in 50+ Fitness is held Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street, above the library, in the Pioneer Room from April 1 – June 28.

The Community Table Lunch Program is open to all residents to enjoy a healthy meal and connect in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy soup, salad, fruit, tea and coffee.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Everyone welcome! Mexican style... .Chicken & Peppers Tortillas, Mexican Rice, Mexican Beans & Desserts

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

Enhance your skills on the river and develop a better understanding of canoe trip basics. The emphasis will be on safe river travel in a variety of scenarios. Participants aged 13 – 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For all ages.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

This popular Friday night skate features a DJ playing the hits. Fridays, 7 – 9 p.m. from May 20 – August. 25 at The Fenlands.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports. Youth get to help set the night’s agenda, choosing their sports and activities or simply just hanging out. Snacks, beverages and small giveaways are included. For Grades 7-10.