Conference Venue and Travel
Adventure awaits in Calgary! Stroll through its vibrant neighborhoods, discover a burgeoning culinary scene, take in scenic views along the Bow River Pathway, and escape to nearby must-sees, from the Canadian Rockies to the Canadian Badlands. Downtown boasts a juxtaposition of sandstone heritage buildings and modern skyscrapers- a vibrant mix of old and new.
Things to Do
Calgary Tower
Located just across from the conference venue, take an elevator ride to enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Canadian Rocky Mountains. While you’re there, you might even enjoy a cocktail or bite to eat.
Prince’s Island Park
An urban oasis in the heart of the city, you can choose to walk the Bow River Pathway to take in the iconic Peace Bridge designed by Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava.
Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo
A leader in wildlife conservation, the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo is home to over 4,000 animals across more than 100 species from every corner of the earth.
Heritage Park Historical Village
Don’t miss this living history museum, complete with costumed staff, historical buildings, rides, activities, and events that immerse you in the time period 1860 through to the 1950s. Visit the Gasoline Alley museum to see vintage vehicles and auto memorabilia.
Bow Habitat Station
Explore what lives in the Bow River that flows though all Calgary at this all-ages, hands-on learning center. You can see Alberta’s fish species, stroll through natural wetlands, join a tour, or feed the fish at the Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery.
Arts Commons
Catch a live show at the largest multi-venue performing arts center in Western Canada, and home to the Alberta Theatre Projects, Theatre Calgary, and Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra.