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This self-guided audio tour explores the historical and cultural significance of the land at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers for the Blackfoot, Tsuut’ina, and Métis Nations.
Visit The Confluence Cultural Centre and immerse yourself in stories about Indigenous culture, Treaty 7, Fort Calgary, and the founding and early stages of the city of Calgary.
PD Day Camps offer themed programs for youth, featuring activities like art, history, science, and outdoor exploration.
The Confluence Garden teaches about medicine wheels, sacred herbs, and community engagement.
The page shares updates about The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland.
The page explores the network of places and stories across Canada connected to The Confluence.
The Confluence published winning poems from a 2023 winter poetry contest, displayed at Chinook Blast 2024.
The Confluence sought community input in 2023 to better meet Calgarians’ needs.
On Wednesday, May 10, Fort Calgary is opening for the first time since closing the doors to the interpretive centre on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023 due to severe water damage caused by roof issues.
On Sept. 30, The City of Calgary and the Fort Calgary Preservation Society (Fort Calgary) announced their intention to enter a partnership to design and construct a permanent Indian Residential School Memorial at Fort Calgary.
The exhibition *Innai’tsiyiyaawa* by Sikapinakii Low Horn highlights Blackfoot narratives at The Confluence.
The Fair Entry Program offers low-income Calgary residents an opportunity to access Calgary recreation and attraction facilities at a reduced rate. The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland offers a 25% off discount* to individuals registered with the City of Calgary on the following:
The Confluence offers financial assistance programs to remove barriers to access.
The Anneliese Weber Volunteer Program recognizes contributions with membership opportunities.
The Confluence offers a limited number of subsidies to schools according to their place on their school board’s list of high-need schools, and programs will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Each approved school can take advantage of the following each academic year:
The Confluence is governed by volunteer board of directors.
Dark Chambers Exhibit Opening & Artist Keynote | Friday, Oct. 3, 6:15 pm
The page discusses the cultural and historical significance of The Confluence’s site.
Fort Calgary delivered virtual programming in 2021, using new tools to engage online audiences.
Fort Calgary opened fully in 2022, implementing its 2020–2023 strategic plan to engage more community members.
View current and past annual reports and learn more about The Confluence's work as a cultural and historical space.
The Confluence collects feedback to enhance PD Day Camp experiences.
The page invites feedback to refine school and class programs at The Confluence.
The Confluence seeks visitor feedback to improve experiences.
The page provides a form for booking events at The Confluence’s venues.
The site offers walking tours of Calgary’s darker history, including true crime and ghost stories, as well as Halloween-themed trivia and movies.
The site offers walking tours of Calgary’s darker history, including true crime and ghost stories, as well as Halloween-themed trivia and movies.
The Confluence is a Historic Site and Parkland, and a provincially recognized museum, open to everyone. It is committed to providing a safe, secure and respectful environment for all visitors, employees, volunteers and contractors.
