Visit the Farmers Market

The Banff Farmers Market is back! Stop by the Central Park parking lot on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. to shop local artisans, produce, and more! New this year, it will be taking place in the east side of the Central Park parking lot. Learn more about the market at TheBanffFarmersMarket.com.

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.

Community Funding Grants

Do you have a great community project idea? Registered Banff non-profits, and informal groups from Banff & Lake Louise can apply for grants that enhance the quality of life of residents, and strengthens social well-being. Visit banff.ca/Grants for guidelines and applications. For support, contact shawn.carr@banff.ca or call 403.762.1255. Deadline to apply is September 30.

MountainLIFE Adventure Courses

Connect, explore and play in Banff’s MountainLIFE programs. This program is designed for adults aged 31+ who want to connect with their peers, get outdoors and enjoy mountain life to the fullest. Learn to climb, glacier travel skills, try a via feratta route, and more! Find dates and all courses at banff.ca/MountainLIFE.

Tourism survey for Banff National Park residents

Complete this community survey and assist Parks Canada, Banff & Lake Louise Tourism, and the Town of Banff develop a 10-year Tourism Masterplan. Help set the direction for the future of sustainable tourism in our area. This survey is anonymous, and for those aged 18+. Complete the survey before June 3, and enter a draw to win a $500 gift card. Learn more at TourismTogether.ca.

Upcoming Courses and Events

BanffLIFE Basecamp

Tuesdays, June 14 & 21, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

BanffLIFE Basecamp is a drop-in social program for young adults between the ages of 18 and 30. This is the best place in town to hang out with friends in a welcoming space that is inclusive to all. Meet and connect with new or longtime locals, play games such as table tennis, billiards, foosball, board games and more! You can also enjoy affordable meals, including Japanese specialties like ramen and sushi. To learn more,
visit banff.ca/BanffLIFE.

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.

Try-it Sports - Canoeing

Tuesday, June 21

In this short introductory session, local experts will teach you how to launch a canoe, basic paddle strokes, rescue techniques and more. Open to all genders and abilities. All equipment and instruction is included with registration. To learn more, visit banff.ca/TryIt.

Hike with MountainLIFE

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

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: Monday, June 13, 9 a.m.
Council: Monday, June 13, 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.