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1 CALGARY Tourism Explore the Heart of the New West

2 Contents 1 Stampede 2 Canada Olympic Park Zoo Calaway Park Heritage Park 8 Chinese Cultural Center Spruce Meadows Tower Fort 11 Butterfield Acres Bike Paths TELUS World of Science Lougheed House 13 Fesitvals Bars and Nightlife Bowling Alleys 27

Libraries 28 Shopping Spas Theatres 29 31 32 Museums 34 Art Galleries Casinos Skating Rinks Swimming Pools 41 Curling

3 Libraries 28 Shopping Spas Theatres Museums 34 Art Galleries Casinos Skating Rinks Swimming Pools 41 Curling Rinks Rock Climbing Family Fun Outdoor Activities 46 Campgrounds Outdoor Parks and Nature Walks 47 48

4 Okotoks 54 Bars and Nightlife 55 Shopping Misc. Indoors Misc. Outdoors Drumheller 58 Museums and Culture 59 Outdoor Parks and Nature Walks Campgrounds Bars and Nightlife Family Fun 63 Theatres Shopping and Spas Misc. 64

5 Banff 65 Arts & Entertainment 66 ATV Adventures Banff Public Library Banff Gondola Banff Upper Hot Springs 69 Bars and Nightlife Biking Bowling Camping 76 Canoeing Casinos Caving Climbing 78 Cross Country Skiing Dog Sledding Equestrian Adventures Festivals Fishing

Golfing 84 Helicopter Tours Hiking Kayaking 85 87 92 Lake Minnewanka 92 Museums Parks & Playgrounds Shopping Malls 93 94 95

6 Golfing 84 Helicopter Tours Hiking Kayaking Lake Minnewanka 92 Museums Parks & Playgrounds Shopping Malls Snowmobiling 95 Skiing & Snowboarding Snowshoeing Spas Swimming 99 White Water Rafting Wildlife Safaris Ziplines 101

7 Photo Credit: Aren Blondahl

Stampede 1410 Olympic Way SE, AB T2G 2W1 403-261-0125 Admission Prices General (13 to 64) $14 Seniors (65 & over) $7 Child (7 to 12) $7 Child (6 & under) Free The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth!

Ten incredible days that help define us as a city and allow us to showcase our hospitality, demonstrate our love of fun and our enthusiasm for life.

8 Stampede 1410 Olympic Way SE, AB T2G 2W Admission Prices General (13 to 64) $14 Seniors (65 & over) $7 Child (7 to 12) $7 Child (6 & under) Free The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth! Overview There are 10 days in July that show the world what makes so special. Ten incredible days that help define us as a city and allow us to showcase our hospitality, demonstrate our love of fun and our enthusiasm for life. These 10 days are the Stampede; an opportunity to pull on your boots, put on a cowboy hat and come have some fun! Events and Attractions Rodeo Six major events Bareback, Bull Riding, Barrel Racing, Saddle Bronc, Steer Wrestling and Tie- Down Roping are the backbone of the Stampede Rodeo. Add in Novice Bareback, Novice Saddle Bronc, Junior Steer Riding and Wild Pony Racing for the youngsters and you ve got the best rodeo in the world. Prices range from $36 to $ and include park admission. GMC Rangeland Derby During nine nightly heats, featuring a new Semi-Final Saturday, you ll witness all the heart-stopping action as 36 drivers, 288 horses and their teams of outriders vie for over $1.15 million in prize money! During the Stampede, the races start nightly at 8 pm. The world famous Grandstand Show follows. Grandstand Show An evening show with acrobatic acts, jokes, music, dance and even daring feats of bravery, all topped off by a spectacular fireworks show. Prices vary from $52 to $ and include park admission. 2

9 Parade Bukaroos Area The Stampede Parade is an exciting kick-off to ten days of good ol fashioned western fun. Led by our own World Champion Stampede Showband, the parade showcases floats, bands, riders, cultural entries, and many more! Kids under 12 years old will enjoy many of their favorite activities such as Magic Nuudles, button making, face painting, Plasma Cars and Speed Stacks. Visit the Western Photo booth for your complimentary photo (limit one per family), or bounce on one of three giant inflatable play structures. Try out your artistic skills in the Museum or play in the huge multilevel playground. Animals and Agriculture During the 10-day Stampede, a large agricultural showcase is held that helps connect rural and urban communities. Concerts Every year, the Stampede draws famous and talented musicians from around, performing music from various genres. The Coca-Cola Stage offers some of these fabulous musical talents for free with admission! For fans of country music, visit Nashville North and have a beer while enjoying music from famous artists. (Nashville North is open to those 18 and over only.) The Stampede even holds a Talent Search where Talented young people compete for prizes in vocals, instrumental, musical theatre, dance or variety acts. Lastly, nearly 1,000 musicians from dozens of bands worldwide will square off in a musical, marching melee during the Marching Showbands Competition. The Midway With 40 different rides, including roller coasters, haunted houses and everything in between, the Midway s sure to get your heart racing and put a smile on your face. Or, if you find out that rides aren t your thing, the Midway has many games as well.from Ring Toss to Whack a Mole, there will be a game calling your name. There is even a Kids Midway with 24 rides designed exclusively for families with young children and classic Kids Midway games. Midway Pricing 1 Coupon $1 11 Coupons $10 22 Coupons $20 55 Coupons $50 Ride All Day Wristbands (Weekdays Only) $49 3

Western Oasis For those of us who needed a break, a stroll through Western Oasis provided the cool and calm experience to wind down and also take in some culture of Stampede Park.

Patrons are able to take in live performances throught the venue and appreciate the specially selected wine and food parings in the Western Oasis Wine Garden.

10 Western Oasis For those of us who needed a break, a stroll through Western Oasis provided the cool and calm experience to wind down and also take in some culture of Stampede Park. Lush vegetation and water features set the perfect atmosphere for the Stampede Art & Lifestyles Showcase. Patrons are able to take in live performances throught the venue and appreciate the specially selected wine and food parings in the Western Oasis Wine Garden. Wine tastings took place daily where attendees could savour and learn about Canadian and International vineyards. Wines were paired with foods from the local Stampede Grown Right. Here. program. Around Town The heart of the Stampede is at Stampede Park, but you can find the spirit of Stampede everywhere during the 10 days. Many businesses throughout the City of decorate to celebrate the Spirit of the Stampede during the 10 days. Promotion committee volunteers welcome visitors at the International Airport with a warm greeting, an invitation to visit the Stampede, daily event information and lots of country music and entertainment. Various pancake breakfasts are organized throughout the city and provide entertainment and activities for the whole family. Harry the Horse, the official mascot and ambassador of the Stampede, is a common sight in and around throughout the 10 days. You will find him meeting, greeting and delighting children of all ages. As official representatives of the Stampede and the City of, the Stampede Queen and Princesses make over 400 appearances in the exciting year of their reign. 4

Canada Olympic Park 88 Canada Olympic Rd SW 403-247-5452 From the beginner to the high performance athlete, Canada Olympic Park offers the best winter training and family fun experience in.

It s a great destination for winter sports. In the summer the park has much more to offer. Roll down the hill in a human sized hamster ball in an activity known as zorbing.

Experience the adrenaline rush of bungee jumping - without the risks - as you flip, spin and bounce while harnessed in the Eurobungy.

11 Canada Olympic Park 88 Canada Olympic Rd SW From the beginner to the high performance athlete, Canada Olympic Park offers the best winter training and family fun experience in. Winter activities include downhill skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, bobsledding and luge. The Park has three halfpipes and ski runs of varying difficulty. It s a great destination for winter sports. In the summer the park has much more to offer. Roll down the hill in a human sized hamster ball in an activity known as zorbing. Alternatively, you can soar from the top of Canada Olympic Park s ski jump tower on a zipline. Mountain bike over the many trails at the park or enjoy a round of mini-golf. Experience the adrenaline rush of bungee jumping - without the risks - as you flip, spin and bounce while harnessed in the Eurobungy. If you re looking for something more challenging, try one of the four climbing wall routes. Ignite your passion for sport at COP! There are various pricing options at COP, depending how long you stay or how old you are. Call or visit ca/cop for more information. 5

Zoo 1300 Zoo Rd NE, AB T2E 7V6 403-232-9300 Admission Prices General Admission (16-59) Senior (60+) Child (3-15) Infant (2 & under)

See plants and animals from the African Savanah, the Canadian Wilds, Eurasia, Australia, or visit specialized facilities including the

If you want something more historical, try the Prehistoric Park filled with model dinosaurs that will delight children and adults alike.

12 Zoo 1300 Zoo Rd NE, AB T2E 7V Admission Prices General Admission (16-59) Senior (60+) Child (3-15) Infant (2 & under) $21+GST $19+GST $13+GST Free Have an Adventure at the Zoo! See plants and animals from the African Savanah, the Canadian Wilds, Eurasia, Australia, or visit specialized facilities including the Creatures of the Night and the TransAlta Rainforest. Stop in and see shows hosted daily, or view the beauty of the Botanical Gardens. If you want something more historical, try the Prehistoric Park filled with model dinosaurs that will delight children and adults alike. If you re visiting around the holiday season, stop in to see Zoo Lights, an elaborate lights display set up all over the zoo, for only a $10 admission. With so many things to see and experience, you ll have a great time at the Zoo! 6

Calaway Park 245033 Range Road 33, AB T3Z 2E9 403-240-3822 Admission Prices Regular (7-49 years) $33.95+GST Junior (3-6 years) $27.

Fast, slow, high or low, the park s roller-coaster, log ride, bumper cars, carousel and 31 other attractions, all free with admission, will

If you re looking for other forms of entertainment, Calaway park offers stage shows, where actors sing, dance, and perform magic to the

13 Calaway Park Range Road 33, AB T3Z 2E Admission Prices Regular (7-49 years) $33.95+GST Junior (3-6 years) $27.00+GST Fifty Plus (50 years & up) $25.00+GST Calaway Park is an outdoor amusement park filled with fun and exciting ride for all ages. Fast, slow, high or low, the park s roller-coaster, log ride, bumper cars, carousel and 31 other attractions, all free with admission, will keep you smiling all day long. If you re looking for other forms of entertainment, Calaway park offers stage shows, where actors sing, dance, and perform magic to the amazement of the crowd. From race games, to shooting hoops, to throwing darts, there s a game at Calaway Park to suit everyone, for only $2.00 per play. There are five main Restaurants at Calaway Park to tempt your taste buds and a candy store to cater to your sweet tooth. 7

Heritage Park Heritage Dr SW 403-268-8500 Experience

Wander the Historic Village and see costumed interpreters,

Immerse yourself in the 1860 s fur trade, a 1880s rustic

town. Ride an authentic steam train, cruise on s only

14 Heritage Park Heritage Dr SW Experience historical Western Canada at s Heritage Park! Wander the Historic Village and see costumed interpreters, artifacts and old style buildings and restaurants. Immerse yourself in the 1860 s fur trade, a 1880s rustic pre-railway settlement or a bustling 1910 prairie railroad town. Ride an authentic steam train, cruise on s only paddlewheeler and tour the Park on a horse-drawn wagon. Learn and explore at Heritage Park! 8

Chinese Cultural Center 197-1 St SW 403-262-5071 The Chinese Cultural Centre the hub of Chinese

Henry Fok Culture Hall and versatile space of the G.D.

activities, the Chinese Cultural Centre both stunning and functional.

15 Chinese Cultural Center St SW The Chinese Cultural Centre the hub of Chinese culture and development within. Boasting the architectural beauty of the Dr. Henry Fok Culture Hall and versatile space of the G.D. Chow Auditorium, which is used for concerts, plays, conventions, banquets and athletic activities, the Chinese Cultural Centre both stunning and functional. Explore the replicas, models and history of China and the Chinese community in at the Chinese Artifacts Musuem. If you are looking for Chinese literature and film, The Orra & Clara Christie Might Chinese Library contains over 60,000 volumes of Chinese books and video items. For more information about the Chinese Cultural Centre, call or 9

Spruce Meadows 403-974-4200 Gate Admission Pricing Adults / Teens: $5 per person Seniors / Kids 12 and under: Free Spruce

jumping tournaments of unmatched quality for junior, amateur and professional athletes.

events or simply appreciate the strength and beauty of horses.

16 Spruce Meadows Gate Admission Pricing Adults / Teens: $5 per person Seniors / Kids 12 and under: Free Spruce Meadows is world class facility for international horse sports with a focus on the organization and hosting of show jumping tournaments of unmatched quality for junior, amateur and professional athletes. Spruce Meadows aims to reflect basic family values in a several banquet halls, Spruce Meadows is a great place to book events or simply appreciate the strength and beauty of horses. clean, green and welcoming environment that celebrates the horse and encourages the breeding and training of quality sport horses and the teaching and development of athletes. Hosting 16 tournaments a year and boasting 10

Tower 101 9 Ave SW 403-266-7171 Dare to try something that will take your breath away? The Tower has been an iconic structure in since it opened in 1968.

If you re feeling peckish, consider eating at Sky360, a revolving restaurant located at the top of the Tower. Free admission to the top of the tower with restaurant reservations.

17 Tower Ave SW Dare to try something that will take your breath away? The Tower has been an iconic structure in since it opened in With an observation deck 525 feet above the ground, complete with glass floors, view the breathtaking downtown in a unique and exiting way. If you re feeling peckish, consider eating at Sky360, a revolving restaurant located at the top of the Tower. Free admission to the top of the tower with restaurant reservations. Make a memory far above! Fort Ave SE Explore the place where began! In 1875, Fort was built at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow Rivers and later grew into the City of known today. Fort offers fun, interactive exhibits and tours to engage and educate visitors. Celebrate the history of today, at Fort! 11

Butterfield Acres 254077 Rocky Ridge Rd NW T3R 1A6 (403) 547-3595 Admission Prices Children (3 to 17 yrs) $10.99+GST Adults (18 yrs and older) $13.

Kids will have a blast at a summer day camps or when attending the Pumpkin Hunt in the fall. Have a real farm experience at Butterfield Acres.

18 Butterfield Acres Rocky Ridge Rd NW T3R 1A6 (403) Admission Prices Children (3 to 17 yrs) $10.99+GST Adults (18 yrs and older) $13.99+GST Seniors (over 65) $11.99+GST Butterfield Acres is a petting zoo or hands-on farm for kids and families and is entertaining for all ages. Kids will have a blast at a summer day camps or when attending the Pumpkin Hunt in the fall. Have a real farm experience at Butterfield Acres. Bike Paths has about 400 km of recreation pathways and 200 km of bike lanes; The Bike Path network is one of the largest bike networks in Canada. Crossing over many public parks and communities, explore and get some great exercise with the Bike Paths! 12

TELUS World of Science 701-11 Street SW 403-268-8300 The Telus World of Science is a science museum with interactive exhibits, multimedia presentations and educational

A new facility is opening in Fall 2011 and will offer new experiences and greater learning to visitors. For more information please call 403-268-8327.

19 TELUS World of Science Street SW The Telus World of Science is a science museum with interactive exhibits, multimedia presentations and educational demonstrations. There are three traveling exhibits every year and more permanent exhibits that are designed onsite. A new facility is opening in Fall 2011 and will offer new experiences and greater learning to visitors. For more information please call Lougheed House Ave SE Come see the Loughheed House, a National Historic Site built in Take a historic tour of the building, wander the idyllic gardens, enjoy lunch or brunch in The Restaurant, or find the perfect gift in Treasures Gift Shop. 13

Festivals AFRIKADEY! African Festival When: Early to Mid August s Afrikadey!

young audiences. For more information and specific dates, please visit http://www.calgarychildfest.

20 Festivals AFRIKADEY! African Festival When: Early to Mid August s Afrikadey! is a week-long celebration of the music, food, dance, theatre, film, literature and visual arts of Africa and her descendant cultures. For more information and specific dates, please visit Children s Festival When: Mid to Late May The International Children s Festival is a dynamic performing arts festival that presents critically acclaimed professional theatre, music and dance for young audiences. For more information and specific dates, please visit Dragon Boat Race & Cultural Festival When: Early August As s premier sport festivals, the Dragon Boat Race & Festival draws 750+ competitors, spectators and an abundance of excitement and cultural experiences. For more information and specific dates, please visit dragonboat/ Expo Latino When: Late August What: A festival to designed to advance and promote cultural Hispanic music, arts, dance and the Hispanic community. For more information and specific dates, please visit Folk Music Festival When: Late July The Folk Music Festival provides the chance, annually, to listen to fantastic folk musicians live. During the evening program, musicians collaborate in unpredictable and exquisite songwriter-in-the-round and themed jam sessions. For more information and specific dates, please visit 14

Fringe Festival When: Late July/Early August International Reggae Festival When: Mid August Fringe Festivals are uncensored, non-juried theatre festivals.

For more information and specific dates, please visit http://www.calgaryfringe.ca/ s ReggaeFest isn t just for Reggae fans.

21 Fringe Festival When: Late July/Early August International Reggae Festival When: Mid August Fringe Festivals are uncensored, non-juried theatre festivals. Experience the arts as a conduit to mix bohemian artists with a culturally and socio-economically diverse group, without any restrictions. For more information and specific dates, please visit s ReggaeFest isn t just for Reggae fans. It s a full day family event that transcends racial, cultural and musical boundaries. With live performances from Canadian and international Reggae artistes, ReggaeFest features a beer garden, separate youth area, and plenty of arts & crafts. Or get a taste of Reggae culture from the many food vendors. For more information and specific dates, please visit com/ Lilac Festival When: Late May Attendees enjoy the wide array of entertainers that are featured on stages and entertainment zones along Fourth Street in the heart of the Mission district. In addition, attendees have the opportunity to shop at over 500 craft, food and entertainment vendors along the 13 blocks of the festival. For more information and specific dates, please visit lilacfestival/ GlobalFest When: Mid to Late August GlobalFest is an international fireworks competition, featuring exhibitions from several countries around the world. View just one entry or come back every night for new spectacular views! For more information and specific dates, please visit 15

Marda Gras Street Festival When: A single day in Early August The Marda Gras Street Festival exhibits the sights and sounds of New Orleans, including free entertainment featuring Jazz, Rhythm, Blues

Other Festival features include the Kids Quarter, Fashion Fairway, Artstop, and Silent Auction. For more information and specific dates, please visit http://www.mardaloopbrz.

22 Marda Gras Street Festival When: A single day in Early August The Marda Gras Street Festival exhibits the sights and sounds of New Orleans, including free entertainment featuring Jazz, Rhythm, Blues and Zydeco music, street level acts, a variety of cultural performers, about 200 vendors, and several outdoor patios and food kiosks. Other Festival features include the Kids Quarter, Fashion Fairway, Artstop, and Silent Auction. For more information and specific dates, please visit Otafest When: May Long Weekend Otafest is an annual conference for anime enthusiasts, with intricate costume displays, fan made music videos, art, educational panels, tea ceremonies, and Iaido (the art of drawing a sword from a scabbard). Dozens of vendors gather to sell anime and goods related to Japanese culture. The festival provides an opportunity for fans to see anime on the big screen as well as a chance for the curious to experience anime in an enthusiastic environment. For more information and specific dates, please visit Shakespeare in the Park When: On Hiatus for 2011 Performances of the famous playwright, William Shakespeare, performed outdoors in one of the most beautiful parks in. For more information and specific dates, please visit ca/aboutmountroyal/mediaroom/ FeaturedEvents/sitp/ 16

Bars Bars and Nightlife Southeast Dobson s Restaurant & Bar 4, 7116 Macleod Trail SE 403-252-0511 Austin s Restaurant 11625 Elbow Dr SW 403-281-7561 1912 Bar and Grill 421 12 Ave SE 403-514-0900 Big

23 Bars Bars and Nightlife Southeast Dobson s Restaurant & Bar 4, 7116 Macleod Trail SE Austin s Restaurant Elbow Dr SW Bar and Grill Ave SE Big Al s Bar & Grill St SE Boston Pizza - 101, Lake Fraser Dr SE Shawville Blvd SE , Ave SE Memorial Dr SE Heritage Gate SE , Ave SE Brewster s Brewing Company St SE Centre Bar at Stampede Casino Ave SE House Resto Bar 3133, 380 Canyon Meadows Dr SE Original Joe s Restaurant & Bar Ave SE Macleod Trail SE Shamrock Hotel St SE Swan s Restaurant & Public House Ave SE Woody s Taphouse Ave SE Southwest Amsterdam Rhino Ave SW Boston Pizza - 100, 5255 Richmond Rd SW Southport Rd SW Ave SW St SW Southland Dr SW Brewster s Brewing Company Lake Bonavista Dr SW Ave SW Coach and Horses Ale Room 5000, 150 Millrise Blvd SW Fourth & 4th Restaurant and Pub Ave SW Dixon s Public House 24, Bannister Rd SE Atlantic Trap and Grill 3828 Macleod Trail SW Kayne s Ave SW

Local 002 Public Tavern & Kitchen 2 Richard Way SW 403-240-3619 Local 552 552 6 Ave SW 403-244-6773 Ming 520 17 Ave SW 403-229-1986 Murdochs Bar and Grill 1935 37 St SW 403-242-7474 Murph s 630 8 Ave

24 Local 002 Public Tavern & Kitchen 2 Richard Way SW Local Ave SW Ming Ave SW Murdochs Bar and Grill St SW Murph s Ave SW Olympic Billiards Ave SW Original Joe s Restaurant & Bar Ave SW Ave SW St SW O Sullivan s Restaurant & Bar 104, 5809 Macleod Trail SW Point & Feather Ave SW Sal s on 17th Ave SW SOHO Bar & Grill St SW The Yardhouse Ave SW Top Shelf Bar & Lounge Ave SW Union Station Taphouse Ave SW Woody s Taphouse 1919 Southland Dr SW Northeast Boston Pizza Ave NE , 388 Country Hills Blvd NE Saddletowne Circle NE Country Roads Ave NE Jetz Bar / Sky Harbour Lounge 1935 McKnight Blvd NE The Job Site St NE John Henry s Bar & Grill 6351 Pineridge Rd NE Original Joe s Restaurant & Bar 305, 3690 Westwinds Dr NE Shotz Bar & Grill 120, St NE Stonehill Restaurant & Tavern 9650 Harvest Hills Blvd NE Woody s Taphouse Country Hills Blvd NE Castleridge Blvd NE Northwest The Blind Monk 311, 8888 Country Hills Blvd NW Boston Pizza Crowfoot Crescent NW Ave NW , 5005 Dalhousie Dr NW Beddington Blvd NW Brewster s Brewing Company 25 Crowfoot Terrace NW

FATS Bar and Grill 506 10 St NW 403-270-3525 Yuk Yuk s 218 18 Ave SE 403-258-2028 The Texas Lounge 308 17 Ave SW 403-229-0911 The Gateway Restaurant and Bar at SAIT V204, 1301 16 Ave NW 403-284-8760

25 FATS Bar and Grill St NW Yuk Yuk s Ave SE The Texas Lounge Ave SW The Gateway Restaurant and Bar at SAIT V204, Ave NW Moose McGuire s Beanery & Bar 1941 Uxbridge Dr NW Original Joe s Restaurant & Bar Northland Dr NW Kensington Rd NW Point & Feather 735 Ranchlands Blvd NW Red Rock Bar & Grill Crowfoot Crescent NW Regal Beagle St NW Southwest The Comedy Cave 9206 Macleod Trail SW Gay Bars Southeast Eagle Inc 424a 8 Ave SE Southwest Backlot Ave SW Club Sapien Ave SW Fab Bar Ave SW The Twisted Element Ave SW Lounges/ Nightclubs Southeast Auburn Saloon 712 First St SE Boomtown Pub and Patio 135 Southland Dr SE Denim Suburban Lounge 950 Queensland Dr SE Donadeo s Restaurant & Lounge 1718 Radisson Dr SE Sam s Bar & Grill 1167 Kensington Crescent NW Comedy Clubs Southeast The Laugh Shop Comedy Club 5940 Blackfoot Trail SE

Elbow Room Lounge 2720 Glenmore Trail SE 403-279-8611 Bamboo Tiki Lounge 1205 1 St SW 403-261-6674 George s Lounge 3511 17 Ave SW 403-242-4597 The Lotus 1032 Macleod Trail SE 403-263-5828 Oriental

26 Elbow Room Lounge 2720 Glenmore Trail SE Bamboo Tiki Lounge St SW George s Lounge Ave SW The Lotus 1032 Macleod Trail SE Oriental House Restaurant and Lounge 10, Ave SE Sandstone Lounge 700 Centre St SE Static Ultra Lounge 3745 Memorial Dr SE Southwest 355 Mansion After Dark Ave SW The Back Alley 4630 Macleod Trail SW Bermuda Triangle St SW The Bungalow Ave SW Crush Ave SW Earl s Kitchen & Bar Ave SW St SW Ezzies Nightclub St SW Fuel Lounge Ave SW Habitat Living Sound St SW The Hi Fi Club Ave SW Laurier Lounge St SW The Liberty Lounge at Mount Royal University 4825 Richard Rd SW The Living Room Restaurant and Lounge Ave SW Local Ave SW Lucky Liquor Lounge Ave SW Mansion Ave SW The Mercury Lounge 101, Ave SW Metropolitan Grill 150, Ave SW Milk Tiger Lounge St SW

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