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Join us for a focus group on the Banff Avenue Pedestrian Zone. This is specifically for Banff Businesses, BLLHA / BLLT boards and members. This event is limited to 40 seats. Registration required by emailing communications@banff.ca

Join the Banff RCMP for Coffee With a Cop Wednesday, December 6 from 10 - 11 a.m. at McDonalds in Banff. Come by and meet some of our local Banff RCMP officers, have a chat, and help them learn what's important to you as a community member.

Discover the wonder of Christmas in Banff National Park this holiday season with In Search of Christmas Spirit. Bundle up for a walk through the Cascade of Time Garden, where you’ll witness a live Christmas story told by the animals of Banff National Park.

Discover the wonder of Christmas in Banff National Park this holiday season with In Search of Christmas Spirit. Bundle up for a walk through the Cascade of Time Garden, where you’ll witness a live Christmas story told by the animals of Banff National Park.

Christmas Bird Count is a conservation effort that started over a century ago and is done throughout North America, some tropical areas in Central America, northern South America, the Caribbean, and the Pacific Islands. Results from these counts are being used to help track bird populations as they respond to global climate change. The Bow Valley Naturalists have organized the Banff-Canmore Christmas Bird Count since 1975. The count is an excellent opportunity to spend the day looking for local birds and is traditionally followed by a potluck supper at the Banff Seniors Centre where results are compiled and stories exchanged about the day’s activities.

Basecamp is a free drop-in social program for young adults ages 18-30 living/working in Banff. This Basecamp is a holiday dinner

Discover the wonder of Christmas in Banff National Park this holiday season with In Search of Christmas Spirit. Bundle up for a walk through the Cascade of Time Garden, where you’ll witness a live Christmas story told by the animals of Banff National Park.

Welcome the winter and say goodbye to 2023 by warming up with a hot beverage, or mocktail with a sweet treat while listening to the sounds created by the some of the best Bow Valley talent. We will feature local musicians, singing and playing in their creative art form while also accepting donations to support artist registration fees for Banff's emerging painters, sculptors and photographers entering the annual Homegrown Art Show. A coffeehouse is a social event, often held to raise funds for and generate awareness of a social cause or other event.

Celebrate the new year in Banff with family-friendly activities and live music in Central Park from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. Cap the night off with a pyrotechnics show at midnight.