Sign up for launch of recreation month

We’re launching summer fun with a full day of outdoors activities for all ages and abilities. Join us on Sunday, June 5, for activities such as yoga, painting, Into the Wild nature play, and crafts! To learn more, visit banff.ca/RecreationMonth.

Get ready for bike month

June is Bike Month, a celebration of cycling. Take the opportunity to try riding a bike for the first time, learn a new skill, or simply have fun and connect with new people. Try mountain biking, take a historical tour by bike, learn to repair your bike, and more! Find workshops and events for all ages at banff.ca/BikeMonth.

Utility bills due May 31

Utility bills for the January 1 – March 31 billing period were mailed on April 29, and are due May 31. If you have not received your bill, please contact taxes.utilities@banff.ca.

Do you know First Aid?

The Town of Banff offers Red Cross Emergency and Standard First Aid certifications that cover the basics such as CPR and injury response and treatment. To find out what courses are being offered in June, visit banff.ca/Active.

Welcome newcomers!

Banff is a strong and diverse community and newcomers play an important role in making Banff a great place to live. We’re here to connect you with local resources to help you adjust to life in Banff. Visit NewToBanff.ca for work-related information, community life, activities and services, affordability programs, health information or finding places around town. Available in five languages: English, Japanese, Tagalog, Tigrinya and French.

Fun Zone open for summer

Come to the Family Fun Zone at The Fenlands and have fun with the whole family or your friends. Kids can play basketball, table tennis, badminton, giant lego or enjoy some arts and crafts, board games and much more. Adult supervision required. Free for Banff residents with a valid membership. To learn more, visit banff.ca/FamilyFunZone.

Upcoming Courses and Events

Community table lunch

Wednesdays, 12 – 1 p.m

Let’s eat together again. Connect with your community. Enjoy a delicious lunch
of homemade soup, salad, and tea or coffee. $3 suggested donation. Lunches are hosted at the Catharine Robb Whyte Building, 101 Bear Street. All are welcome.

BanffLIFE Via Ferrata

Monday, June 20 (additional dates available)
Harness up and climb the 180 m Via Ferrata on Mt. Stelfox with a certified guide. This trip is a fun way to safely explore the mountains. Technical equipment provided. This program is being generously supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Ages 18 – 30, all genders and abilities welcome. To learn more, visit banff.ca/BanffLIFE.

MountainLIFE hiking trips

Come on a guided day hike and join other locals for a fun and social day of hiking in Banff. Hikes include C-Level Cirque, Stanley Glacier, and more! MountainLIFE programs are for those ages 31+. For more information, visit banff.ca/MountainLIFE.

Kids sports progams

The Town of Banff is offering t-ball, lacrosse and a MultiSport program for children this June. This is an opportunity for your child to learn how to throw, catch, run, kick and have fun with experienced coaches. To learn more, and to register, visit banff.ca/KidsClasses.

Try-It programs

Try-It sessions are free or low-cost programs that teach you the basic techniques for a specific sport or activity. All equipment and instruction is included with registration. To learn more, visit banff.ca/TryIt.

Be respectful to others as we all have different levels of comfort with the easing of restrictions.

Learn where to get vaccinated and stay up-to-date on the latest COVID information at banff.ca/Covid.

Meetings

Governance and Finance Committee: Tuesday, May 24, 9 a.m.
Council: Tuesday, May 24, 2 p.m.

View the live meeting at banff.ca/Live.
Visit banff.ca/AgendaCent re or subscribe to meeting agendas at banff.ca/Notify.