5 things to do in Calgary this weekend, May 24-26, 2024

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The weekend is upon us and Calgary has events planned across the city for all ages and interests.

From music festivals to live sports, here's a list of five events happening in and around the city this weekend.

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Royal Canadian International Circus

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This all-ages event features acrobatics, death-defying stunts, extreme twists and more. there is 2024 Artists is a collection of performers from around the world, including Joseph Bauer, one of the most sought-after ringmasters in the circus world.

Where: CrossIron Mills

When: Friday: 19:00, Saturday: 12, 4 and 19:00 and Sunday: 13:00 and 17:00

Cost: 35-60 dollars. Use code BIGTOP2024 for general admission tickets

Go down the East Town

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Calgary's one-night, multi-seat independent music and food festival is this weekend. On Saturday, East Town Get Down SE takes over 17th Avenue SE, where festival-goers can enjoy more than 40 performers and unique food and drink options.

Where: International Avenue (17th Avenue SE)

When: Saturday: 6-11:30 p.m

Cost: $44.44+

Calgary Stampedes preseason game

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The Stampeders play their first game of the season on Saturday against the BC Lions. The preseason game will feature a live DJ, games and player autographs in the east fan zone.

Where: McMahon Stadium

When: Saturday: 14.00

Cost: $19+

Quilt Festival

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The two-day event at Heritage Park features an exhibition of quilts made by artists from across western Canada. There will also be two special lecture workshops, a trunk show and several local quilters.

Where: Heritage Park

When: Saturday and Sunday: 10.00-17.00

Cost: $22.95+

Saskatoon Farm Bloom Festival

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The Saskatoon Farm Blossom Festival is a chance to see Saskatoon's berries in full bloom. The festival will feature a market with more than 60 vendors and a variety of workshops are planned.

Where: Saskatoon Farm

When: Saturday and Sunday: 9.00-17.00

Cost: $6 online, $7 at the door

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