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Ignite your Christmas spirit at this celebratory concert filled with traditional holiday music. The concerts are free and everyone's invited to stay as little or as long as they like.

Ignite your Christmas spirit at this celebratory concert filled with traditional holiday music. The concerts are free and everyone's invited to stay as little or as long as they like.

Ignite your Christmas spirit at this celebratory concert filled with traditional holiday music. The concerts are free and everyone's invited to stay as little or as long as they like.

Ignite your Christmas spirit at this celebratory concert filled with traditional holiday music. The concerts are free and everyone's invited to stay as little or as long as they like.

Hop aboard Lil Toots Train at the corner of Banff Ave and Caribou Street. The train runs from 7-9:30 p.m.

Celebrate the New Year in Banff with a big event downtown on Banff Avenue. This family-friendly event includes skating at the downtown rink, roasting marshmallows, fire dancers, interpretive Indigenous stories and dance, and much more.

Blackfoot Medicine Speaks will be set up at the corner of Banff Avenue and Elk Street from 7-10:30 p.m. Stop by for stories and more.

Enjoy some hot chocolate and entertainment from Entangled Puppetry at the corner of Banff Avenue and Caribou Street from 7-10:30 p.m.

Test your skills on our Fat Bike Course, at the corner of Banff Avenue and Caribou Street. It's open from 7-10:30 p.m.

Skate around the downtown rink with Isabelle La Wonderful. We'll have free skate rentals! Skating from 7-10 p.m.

Enjoy some marshmallows and get out of the cold in the Roam warming station. Open from 7 p.m.-midnight.

We'll kick off the New Year's Eve celebrations with some opening remarks and a fire show on the main stage at the intersection of Banff Ave and Wolf St.

Find outdoor games all over the celebration! They'll be set up from 7-10:30 p.m.

Blackfoot Medicine Speaks will demonstrate a traditional dance at the main stage at the intersection of Banff Ave and Wolf St

Experience a spectacular fire show at the main stage.

Local favourites Swanee & Charlie B hit the main stage.

Check out the Fire Show at the main stage at the intersection of Banff Ave and Wolf St.

Catch the second performance of Blackfoot Medicine Speaks.

Experience a spectacular fire show at the main stage.

The Steadies hit the main stage at 10:15 p.m. for this free, all ages show.

Countdown the final moments of 2019 with a spectacular fire show on the main stage.

Ring in the new year with a pyrotechnic display at the high school field.

Join BanffLife for a free community Christmas dinner. Enjoy a great meal, meet new people, and maybe even walk away with a swag bag from local businesses.

Want to enjoy a home cooked meal, meet new people and play some games? Then you should join us every Wednesday for BanffLIFE Pasta Night. BanffLIFE is the best connection and resource for young adults aged 18 – 30. All programs and events are dedicated to promoting and building a healthy lifestyle for young adults living and working in Banff and Lake Louise.

Learn the basics of ice climbing, and get introduced to a new adventure. In a small group you’ll learn from some of the best climbers and guides in the Bow Valley. Transportation, and most equipment provided. No experience necessary.

Want to enjoy a home cooked meal, meet new people and play some games? Then you should join us every Wednesday for BanffLIFE Pasta Night. BanffLIFE is the best connection and resource for young adults aged 18 – 30. All programs and events are dedicated to promoting and building a healthy lifestyle for young adults living and working in Banff and Lake Louise.

Mountains Adventurers is an outdoor program where students go canoeing, mountain biking, rock climbing, and more. Led by qualified staff who specialize in outdoor recreation. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

Drop-in Youth Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear required. For ages 4+.

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.

Enjoy a bowl of chili and then hang out with friends in the large rec room to play pool, table tennis, foosball and more.

Join us for a fun and relaxing yoga class for all levels and ages. Spots and mats are limited; registration is required. On the registration form, please indicate in the notes field if you might need a mat. Children are welcome to attend but must be accompanied by a parent/caregiver.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, supervised, safe place for youth in Grades 7 to 10 to play in a variety of non-competitive sports every Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Banff Community High School. You get to help set the night's agenda, choosing your sport and other activities. Snacks and beverages, plus small giveaways are part of the evening.

An hour-long drop-in program for children ages 0-6 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, stories, crafts, and play which help to promote positive adult-child interaction and healthy brain development. Snacks are provided.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Join us on Sundays throughout the school year where your little ones can meet friends, have active play, and ‘motor’ about in the gymnasium. Parent participation required. Ages 1 – 3. (No program on statutory holiday weekends)

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

The Banff Theatre Collective explores, creates, and shares the theatre experience in Banff. Join the group to create theatre and share information on arts and entertainment events in the Bow Valley. For more information, visit banfftheatre.ca. Ages 18+.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. For ages 50+.

Join us every Monday at noon. The first and third Monday Lunch is at a local restaurant and cost is standard menu pricing. The second and fourth Monday Lunch is served at 101 Bear Street in the Pioneer Room and costs $7.50. No registration is required. Call 403.762.1251 for restaurant locations. For ages 55+.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

The Basement is a youth drop-in space at the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a place where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, a shuffleboard table, guitars and keyboard, books, WiFi and even a popcorn machine. There will also be weekly activities like rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available. Check out the monthly schedule at banff.ca/thebasement. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation.

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.

Drop-in pickleball

A fusion of Latin and international music/dance themes create a dynamic, exciting and easy-to-do workout. For ages 16+.

Yin Yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga with postures that are held for longer periods of time. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+.

Join a game of basketball on Tuesdays at Banff Elementary School. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Drop-in Shinny 40+ is an informal game of hockey. Full gear required. For ages 40+.

The Basement is a youth drop-in space at the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a place where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, a shuffleboard table, guitars and keyboard, books, WiFi and even a popcorn machine. There will also be weekly activities like rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available. Check out the monthly schedule at banff.ca/thebasement. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation.

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. This is a slower-paced yoga practice combined with longer holds. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+.

Go with the Flow Yoga is held during minor hockey practices at The Fenlands, ideal for parents looking for a quick, relaxing workout. For ages 16+

Play badminton on Tuesdays at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

Go with the Flow Yoga is held during minor hockey practices at The Fenlands, ideal for parents looking for a quick, relaxing workout. For ages 16+

Go with the Flow Yoga is held during minor hockey practices at The Fenlands, ideal for parents looking for a quick, relaxing workout. For ages 16+

Join a game of basketball on Tuesdays at Banff Elementary School. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

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+.

Enjoy a skate with your little ones napping in the stroller or skating by your side. Strollers, pylons, sleds and chairs are all permitted on the ice. All ages welcome.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear required. For ages 50+.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Learn a variety of dance styles and get active. Dance is a fun and easy way to get moving for all fitness levels. Bring a partner or come on your own. For ages 50+

The Basement is a youth drop-in space at the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a place where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, a shuffleboard table, guitars and keyboard, books, WiFi and even a popcorn machine. There will also be weekly activities like rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available. Check out the monthly schedule at banff.ca/thebasement. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation.

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.

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

A paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis and table tennis. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

Join a game of volleyball at Banff Elementary School on Wednesdays, 8:30-10:30 p.m. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. For ages 50+.

A half-hour drop-in program for children ages 2-6 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, and stories which help your child to develop early literacy skills.

A half-hour drop-in program for children ages 0-2 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, and stories which help to promote early language development and positive child-adult interaction and bonding.

Join us for a selection of delicious food including homemade soup, breads and salads. There is a kids zone, pop-up cooking demos and cultural events. Every week is different. Make new friends and find out what’s happening in our community. Watch social media for pop-up information. Community Table Lunch is also a Banff Food Rescue distribution point.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Drop-in Shinny 40+ is an informal game of hockey. Full gear required. For ages 40+.

The Basement is a youth drop-in space at the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a place where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, a shuffleboard table, guitars and keyboard, books, WiFi and even a popcorn machine. There will also be weekly activities like rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available. Check out the monthly schedule at banff.ca/thebasement. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation.

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.

Thursdays Drop-in Badminton is open to players 13+. All skill levels welcome.

Drop-in Table Tennis is Thursdays at Banff Elementary School from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Open to all skill levels. For ages 13+.

Join a drop-in soccer game at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

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.

Enjoy a bowl of chili and then hang out with friends in the large rec room to play pool, table tennis, foosball and more.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, supervised, safe place for youth in Grades 7 to 10 to play in a variety of non-competitive sports every Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Banff Community High School. You get to help set the night's agenda, choosing your sport and other activities. Snacks and beverages, plus small giveaways are part of the evening.

For those who have taken Avalanche Skills Training Level 1 and have solid experience in the backcountry. In AST Level 2 you will learn progressive planning and travel techniques required to travel safely through various types of terrain, how to use the Danger Rating on a local scale, how to apply the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale model to develop terrain ratings and proficiently carry out a companion rescue. This course includes one day in the classroom and three days in the backcountry (Golden area). For ages 30+.

An hour-long drop-in program for children ages 0-6 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, stories, crafts, and play which help to promote positive adult-child interaction and healthy brain development. Snacks are provided.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

The Banff Theatre Collective explores, creates, and shares the theatre experience in Banff. Join the group to create theatre and share information on arts and entertainment events in the Bow Valley. For more information, visit banfftheatre.ca. Ages 18+.

Drop-in women's shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required. For ages 16+.

Join us every Monday at noon. The first and third Monday Lunch is at a local restaurant and cost is standard menu pricing. The second and fourth Monday Lunch is served at 101 Bear Street in the Pioneer Room and costs $7.50. No registration is required. Call 403.762.1251 for restaurant locations. For ages 55+.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

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 is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Drop-in Shinny 40+ is an informal game of hockey. Full gear required. For ages 40+.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

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 is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

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.

Enjoy a bowl of chili and then hang out with friends in the large rec room to play pool, table tennis, foosball and more.

An hour-long drop-in program for children ages 0-6 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, stories, crafts, and play which help to promote positive adult-child interaction and healthy brain development. Snacks are provided.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

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.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

The Banff Theatre Collective explores, creates, and shares the theatre experience in Banff. Join the group to create theatre and share information on arts and entertainment events in the Bow Valley. For more information, visit banfftheatre.ca. Ages 18+.

Drop-in women's shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required. For ages 16+.

Join us every Monday at noon. The first and third Monday Lunch is at a local restaurant and cost is standard menu pricing. The second and fourth Monday Lunch is served at 101 Bear Street in the Pioneer Room and costs $7.50. No registration is required. Call 403.762.1251 for restaurant locations. For ages 55+.

Everyone is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

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 is welcome at drop-in public skating. Helmets are recommended.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required.

Drop-in Shinny 40+ is an informal game of hockey. Full gear required. For ages 40+.

Parents will get to work with their kids on puck handling and shooting skills on the ice in an informal and safe environment. Helmets and gloves required. All ages welcome.

Regular Meeting of Banff Town Council

This free session is for Permanent Residents of Canada who are interested in becoming Canadian Citizens. Find out: Why become a Canadian Citizen? Are you eligible to become a Canadian Citizen? What are the requirements to apply? How to complete the official application forms? And more! REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Contact: settlement.programmer@banff.ca or 403-762-1144 *Transportation and childcare available upon request*

Each year, as a part of the budget process, council reviews the programs and services that the municipality provides. This process confirms the level of service for each program and the associated budget estimates. Service Review is held during Governance and Finance Committee meetings. All meetings are held at Town Hall and are open to the public.

Each year, as a part of the budget process, council reviews the programs and services that the municipality provides. This process confirms the level of service for each program and the associated budget estimates. Service Review is held during Governance and Finance Committee meetings. All meetings are held at Town Hall and are open to the public.

The Banff Housing Corporation board meets the third Wednesday of every month at 8:30 a.m. at Banff Town Hall.

Each year, as a part of the budget process, council reviews the programs and services that the municipality provides. This process confirms the level of service for each program and the associated budget estimates. Service Review is held during Governance and Finance Committee meetings. All meetings are held at Town Hall and are open to the public.