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The Banff Farmers Market is held every Wednesday in the summer in the Banff Park Museum parking lot. Vendors sell everything from fruits and vegetables to artwork.

Join a youth leader for some fun indoor and outdoor activities all summer long. Each week participants will take part in a variety of sports, free play, arts, crafts and more. Open to all genders and abilities. This program is generously funded by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation. Drop-in. No registration required. Meet at Banff Elementary School Squirrel St. entrance at 9 a.m. For Grades 4-6

Enjoy a delicious lunch of homemade soup, salad, tea/coffee Community resources, information on current programs, events and activities are always on hand. Let's eat together again. Connect with your community. Everyone is welcome

Pilates is that full body workout. Your instructor will lead you through a warm-up with lots of stretching, followed by controlled movements that isolate specific muscle groups, especially your core, improving coordination and balance. Pilates is a low-impact workout, great for those recovering from an injury. Open to all genders and abilities.

Summer Get Out drop-in sports is a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports or just hanging out with a youth leader. This is an outdoor program where we use the beautiful spaces and surrounding areas to do fun activities and sports. The group meets outside Banff Elementary School at 1 p.m. on program days (Big Horn Street entrance). This program is generously supported by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation.

Come out to The Fenlands and practice your skateboarding skills on a flat surface. Open to all genders and abilities.

Come to the Family Fun Zone at The Fenlands and have some fun with the whole family or your friends. Parents or guardians with kids can play basketball, table tennis, badminton, volleyball, or enjoy some arts and crafts, board games and much more.

Come and join a youth leader for some fun indoor and outdoor activities all summer long. Each week participants will take part in a variety of sports, free play, arts, crafts and more. Open to all genders and abilities. This program is generously funded by the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation.

The Banff Newcomer Walking Tour provides young adult residents, whether permanent or temporary, with everything you need to know to live in Banff. You will learn about essential programs and services including, how to register for a post office box, a free recreation pass, parking passes and more. You will also learn about our local history and meet other young adults new to the area. Every participant on this tour will receive a BanffLIFE swag bag with a variety of community resources.

Meet with a Settlement Support Worker without an appointment Wednesdays: 10 am – 12 pm & 1 pm – 2 pm At Banff Town Hall • Ask questions • Get help with documents or applications • Learn more about your community *No registration required* Any inquiry Email: settlement.programmer@banff.ca or call: 403-762-1144

Orientation Session for Permanent Residents of Canada in the Bow Valley. Part 1 (60 minutes) Important information about PR status and PR card, English classes, health care, taxes, and your rights and responsibilities. Part 2 (30 minutes) Ways to save money! Local free or low-cost programs and services for individuals and families. Register online: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JulPR Email: settlement.programmer@banff.ca Call: 403-762-1144 You can choose in-person at Banff Town Hall or Zoom Online