I was more than a wee bit skeptical about Heritage Park. I'd been to similar parks, I thought, and…read morethere's a certain sameness about then. But my wife who grew up in Calgary insisted. And it was fun. We rode the train, rode in the wagon pulled by a tractor, went into houses, learned at the print shop and the oil well, and interacted with the actors. And of course we started at Gasoline Alley. Gasoline Alley has plenty of cars, but I was fascinated by the collection of work trucks and gasoline pumps. And there were plenty of volunteers there to explain the exhibited vehicles and ancillary items. We are an excellent lunch in the cafe.

I was told to come here and didn't know what to expect. I thought it was a grassy type park not…read moreknowing it was an old town. it was OK to see it all but I thought it was expensive to get in. Not for me.

We had a fantastic time hosting a corporate event in the space, and look forward to future reasons…read moreto come back. This is certainly an exceptionally charming space in the heart of the old industrial district of Calgary. We especially enjoy the classy brick walls, large windows, and welcoming fire places. Everything is absolutely fantastic. Plenty of parking, and a great little spot to host your event or have your wedding.

Along a quiet residential street in Inglewood, surrounded by small, old bungalows is not the…read morelocation you'd expect to find such a remarkable venue. I think Festival Hall is a remarkable venue, because it seems both so out of place and so perfect for the neighbourhood at the same time. The building is by no means extravagant - a brick cube that could very well be a small apartment. You'll almost pay no attention to it, wondering if you've gone the wrong direction until you get close enough to read the sign on the front wall. It blends into its surroundings without so much as a parking lot to indicate there's a concert venue in the area. Inside, the 200ish seat space is comfortable and intimate. The performance area is a large cube room with some brilliantly subtle touches that prevent it from sounding like a small gymnasium. Large soft curtains at the back to absorb sound, angled walls, ceiling and attractive roof trusses break up sound and reduce echo and keep you focused on the performance. The space works well for unamplified performances - I was most recently wowed by Cowtown Opera's ability to fill the space using nothing more than vocals and a single piano. I've also seen several roots / blues acts here and the space sounds excellent at the higher volumes of drum kits and electric guitars. Another cool feature is the versatility of the space. Without fixed seating, they are free to setup the room to accommodate the needs of any performer. With a full-house the foyer can get pretty packed at intermission and I quickly find myself seeking some fresh air. You can order any kind of beer as long as it's Big Rock, which is a-ok by me! Drinks are also permitted in the performance hall which is a nice touch.

I had my first visit to the Inglewood Community Hall last night for the Kit and Kaboodle Circus. I…read morewondered how they were going to simulate a big top in a community hall. When I pulled up and saw the circular hall, it all became clear! Spacious and well-kept, the hall is in good shape and looks to be home to a hub of different activities, like the Rhythm Cafe-live drumming and music the last Friday of every month. I like the circular setup of this hall better than your typical rectangular halls. It made for a good view of the stage from almost any angle. Acoustics for the show were clear, although I'm not sure if the hall came with a sound system or not. At any rate, it's a nice little spot for community events down in Inglewood.

From the owner: Inglewood Community Hall specializes in Venue rentals for events of all kinds such as board…read moremeetings, weddings, small concerts, birthday parties, BBQs, spiritual services and fitness classes. The ICA Hall is also the home of Wednesday evening 'Cool Choir' and Friday evening public Drum Circles, hosted by 'Circles of Rhythm'. During the school year, the ICA Hall also hosts Colonel Walker Programs, a Before & After School Program for our community school (Colonel Walker Elementary School), and the Mangrove Tree Preschool & Childcare Program.

Good news for residents living in Altadore and Killarney! Customers can order from Broxburn Farms…read moreand pick up their produce at the cSpace King Edward every Friday. Last week I ordered mini cucumbers, Broxburn eggs, Noble Meadows feta cheese, cocktail tomatoes, lettuce, basil, mint, pickled beans, and green peppers. The difference between Broxburn's produce and the stuff Safeway, Superstore and even Coop sells is significant. I'm actually enjoying eating vegetables now. I just placed my second order and I added Meadow Creek Chicken Drumsticks 5 KG ($25), DenBok Family Farm Raw unpasteurized Honey ($10), feta, eggplant, herbs, and a Broxburn box which consists of: 1 quart cherry tomatoes, 2 lbs red Roma tomatoes, 1 lb mini cucumbers, 1 long English cucumber, 2 butter leaf lettuces, and 1 dozen free run eggs for $35.00. Ordering details: - Pre-order only. Message (587) 435-4204 Website: https://www.broxburn-vegetables.com/ The meeting place would be the the parking lot of the @cspacekingedward market (29th Ave. SW) on Friday @ 6 PM. Custom orders are available for over $40.00 Card payment will be taken on site.

From the owner: We provide creative communities a place to thrive with coworking space, event venues, studios and…read moremeeting rooms. All this wrapped up in a reimagined century old sandstone building. Creativity comes alive here - you should too!

Responsive business. AOC is very flexible and provides top quality service. All their games are…read moreengaging and fantastic quality.

From the owner: We make your event extra fun and memorable with our fun games available for you to rent at…read moreaffordable prizes.