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Central Library is located at 800 3 Street SE, directly east of City Hall. Public bike racks are located on all sides of the building, and bus routes stop on 3 Street SE and on 9 Avenue SE. The closest CTrain stop is City Hall, on both the Red and Blue lines. There is parking in the City Hall parkade, paid parking lots on the east side of the Library, and paid street parking in the East Village.

Bow Valley College is a public, board-governed college operating as a comprehensive community institution under the Post-Secondary Learning Act of Alberta. The branch campuses are: Airdrie, Banff, Canmore, Cochrane, High River, Okoktoks, and Strathmore.

MUSIC LIVES HERE Explore five floors of interactive exhibitions that will take you on a journey through the sights, sounds and stories of music in Canada. Inspired by music festivals, Studio Bell is designed to activate all of the senses. Play the guitar, mix a track, and sing along in our vocal booths. Explore memorabilia from Canadian music icons. Immerse yourself in an audio-visual installation of Canadiana in Soundscapes and catch a Kimball Theatre Organ demonstration. Once you’ve made it to the top floor, cap your visit off with a walk through four of Canada's Music Halls of Fame.

At 285,000 sq. ft., the BMO Centre is the largest and most versatile venue in Calgary. Ideal for hosting conventions, trade and consumer shows, special events and meetings, the building is made up of numerous spaces to accommodate a variety of events. With five exhibition halls, a 12,000 sq ft. ballroom and several meetings rooms, the BMO Centre ensures a variety of meeting space to host your event.

Music, theatre, and dance. This is Arts Commons. But visual arts, education, weddings, comedy, film, and National Geographic Live? Yes, that is Arts Commons too. Today, we are more than just performing arts. Arts Commons has a little bit of this and that. Which means it has something for you. There are continually expanding ways of conceiving, developing, and delivering ideas that create new forms of artistic expression. The arts demonstrate the boundless creativity humans possess and the inventive ways they find to express themselves. We live our brand in our programming, our partnerships, and in our openness to feedback and input from our community. Arts Commons is an inspirational gathering place for all Calgarians and visitors alike. We are a space, both physical and metaphorical, that stimulates senses, triggers emotions, challenges assumptions, starts conversations, and opens minds.

At Glenbow, we believe art is for everyone. As Calgary's art museum, our purpose is to provide vibrant experiences that bring art and culture to life. We are committed to expanding the accessibility and impact of art and culture in our community, through exhibitions and programs that provide meaningful experiences for all our visitors. As an independent non-profit, member-based organization, Glenbow generates over 60 percent of its operating revenue through fundraising, museum and program admissions and Glenbow memberships. Glenbow is located on Treaty 7 territory, and respects the history, languages, traditions and cultures of the nations on whose traditional land we reside: the Blackfoot Confederacy, which includes Siksika, Piikani and Kainaiwa; the Tsuut'ina, the Stoney Nakoda First Nations, including the Chiniki, Wesley and Bearspaw bands, and the Métis Nation Region III. Their contributions to the museum and their continued support are integral to our success in educating our visitors and sharing the rich heritage of this land. We further acknowledge the vital connections we have to other indigenous people (including other First Nations, Inuit and Métis), whose visual and intangible culture is represented in our collections and exhibitions.

Olympic Plaza is a beautiful destination place for downtown Calgary workers during lunch hour. The plaza was built in 1988 for the Olympic Winter Games and has the only refrigerated outdoor ice surface in the city. Olympic Plaza was built in 1988 for the Olympic Winter Games in Calgary as the site of the medal presentation ceremonies and now hosts many special events & festivals throughout the year. It is also a wonderful place to sit and enjoy your lunch during the noon hour.​​​​​

11 minutes or 850m walk Calgary TELUS Convention Centre is a convention centre in Calgary, Alberta, Canada that was completed in 1974. The facility offers 122,000 square feet of convention space, over 47,000 square feet of exhibit space, five pre-function areas and 36 meeting rooms.