Craft Night: Jewelry Workshop
Jewelry Workshop
Get crafty, get connected, and get creative at Banff Pride’s monthly craft nights! This all-ages, sober, and inclusive program is designed for the 2SLGBTQ+ community (and allies!) to come together and make something amazing. Each month features a new low-cost activity—think zine-making, stitching, painting, or upcycling clothes—all in a laid-back, judgment-free space. No experience necessary, just bring your fabulous self and a willingness to create, connect, and have fun!
Thursday April 24, 7:00 PM
Join for a creative night of jewelry making. Learn how to create your own painted, pendant necklaces. All materials provided, any skill level welcome.
Facilitated by local artist Jess Sampson
Date: Thursday, April 24
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: Banff Canmore Foundation (Basement), 214 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C7
Entrance: Back of venue building (214 Banff Avenue).
Accessibility Info:
There is a wheelchair accessible lift to get to the basement of the venue (where the workshop is taking place). The lift has been tested as of November 2024 and is in working condition.
The entrance at the back of the venue (214 Banff Avenue) can be used to access the lift. This entrance is wheelchair accessible, although the accessible automatic door button is out-of-order, and a staff member can assist you as needed.
The venue has 2 gender-neutral wheelchair accessible washrooms. These washrooms do not have automatic door buttons.
There is accessible parking at the back of the building. However, it is open to the public and will be first-come, first-served.
The closest bus stop is the Banff High School Transit Hub, which is 260 metres from the venue
Parking:
The closest free parking lot is the Bear Street Parkade (upper floors)
There is a paid parking lot behind the Banff Canmore Foundation building (200 block of Beaver street). Paid parking is $5/hr. A map of the parking in Banff can be found here: https://banff.ca/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=12542
Unwind in Nature: A Forest Therapy Walk
Join us for a peaceful escape into nature on Friday May 09. Led by certified Forest Therapy Guide Ken Ouendag, this event offers a soothing way to decompress, reconnect with the natural world, and share a tranquil experience with your community.
Forest therapy, inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku or “Forest Bathing,” invites you to slow down and tune into your senses. During this guided walk, Ken will lead you through a series of gentle invitations designed to help you relax, refresh your mind, and deepen your connection with the surrounding environment.
This isn’t just about the benefits nature provides—such as reduced stress, improved mood, and a greater sense of belonging—it’s also a chance to share stories and simply have fun in a supportive community setting.
Spaces are limited to 12 participants to ensure an intimate and personalized experience. We’ll gather at 5:30 PM at the Spray River West trailhead (just past the Fairmont Banff Springs hotel) and wrap up by 7:30 PM.
Please note a waiver as part of the registration process will be required to be filled out upon arrival.
Craft Night: String Art Workshop
String Art Workshop
Get crafty, get connected, and get creative at Banff Pride’s monthly craft nights! This all-ages, sober, and inclusive program is designed for the 2SLGBTQ+ community (and allies!) to come together and make something amazing. Each month features a new low-cost activity—think zine-making, stitching, painting, or upcycling clothes—all in a laid-back, judgment-free space. No experience necessary, just bring your fabulous self and a willingness to create, connect, and have fun!
Thursday May 22, 7:00 PM
Who doesn't love wielding a hammer? This craft night you'll create your own string art piece. Using hammer and nails to structure the design and coloured string to bring it to life. All materials provided, any skill level welcome.
Facilitated by local artist Jess Sampson
Date: Thursday, May 22
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: Banff Canmore Foundation (Basement), 214 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C7
Entrance: Back of venue building (214 Banff Avenue).
Accessibility Info:
There is a wheelchair accessible lift to get to the basement of the venue (where the workshop is taking place). The lift has been tested as of November 2024 and is in working condition.
The entrance at the back of the venue (214 Banff Avenue) can be used to access the lift. This entrance is wheelchair accessible, although the accessible automatic door button is out-of-order, and a staff member can assist you as needed.
The venue has 2 gender-neutral wheelchair accessible washrooms. These washrooms do not have automatic door buttons.
There is accessible parking at the back of the building. However, it is open to the public and will be first-come, first-served.
The closest bus stop is the Banff High School Transit Hub, which is 260 metres from the venue
Parking:
The closest free parking lot is the Bear Street Parkade (upper floors)
There is a paid parking lot behind the Banff Canmore Foundation building (200 block of Beaver street). Paid parking is $5/hr. A map of the parking in Banff can be found here: https://banff.ca/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=12542
Unwind in Nature: A Forest Therapy Walk
Join us for a peaceful escape into nature on Thursday June 12. Led by certified Forest Therapy Guide Ken Ouendag, this event offers a soothing way to decompress, reconnect with the natural world, and share a tranquil experience with your community.
Forest therapy, inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku or “Forest Bathing,” invites you to slow down and tune into your senses. During this guided walk, Ken will lead you through a series of gentle invitations designed to help you relax, refresh your mind, and deepen your connection with the surrounding environment.
This isn’t just about the benefits nature provides—such as reduced stress, improved mood, and a greater sense of belonging—it’s also a chance to share stories and simply have fun in a supportive community setting.
Spaces are limited to 12 participants to ensure an intimate and personalized experience. We’ll gather at 10:00 AM at the Spray River West trailhead (just past the Fairmont Banff Springs hotel) and wrap up by 12:00 PM.
Please note a waiver as part of the registration process will be required to be filled out upon arrival.
Craft Night: Cowfolk Fashion Night
Cowfolk Fashion Night
Get crafty, get connected, and get creative at Banff Pride’s monthly craft nights! This all-ages, sober, and inclusive program is designed for the 2SLGBTQ+ community (and allies!) to come together and make something amazing. Each month features a new low-cost activity—think zine-making, stitching, painting, or upcycling clothes—all in a laid-back, judgment-free space. No experience necessary, just bring your fabulous self and a willingness to create, connect, and have fun!
Thursday June 26, 7:00 PM
Bring your love of denim and we will bring the tassels! This craft night you will upcycle your very own piece to celebrate the Stampede season. Bring your own denim jeans, shirt or jacket or grab one of our thrifted/found items and breathe new life into it! We will have a selection of fabric paints and sewable items to choose from to make your unique piece.
Facilitated by local artist Jess Sampson
Date: Thursday, June 26
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: Banff Canmore Foundation (Basement), 214 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C7
Entrance: Back of venue building (214 Banff Avenue).
Accessibility Info:
There is a wheelchair accessible lift to get to the basement of the venue (where the workshop is taking place). The lift has been tested as of November 2024 and is in working condition.
The entrance at the back of the venue (214 Banff Avenue) can be used to access the lift. This entrance is wheelchair accessible, although the accessible automatic door button is out-of-order, and a staff member can assist you as needed.
The venue has 2 gender-neutral wheelchair accessible washrooms. These washrooms do not have automatic door buttons.
There is accessible parking at the back of the building. However, it is open to the public and will be first-come, first-served.
The closest bus stop is the Banff High School Transit Hub, which is 260 metres from the venue
Parking:
The closest free parking lot is the Bear Street Parkade (upper floors)
There is a paid parking lot behind the Banff Canmore Foundation building (200 block of Beaver street). Paid parking is $5/hr. A map of the parking in Banff can be found here: https://banff.ca/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=12542
Craft Night: Embroidery & Decorative Hoops Workshop
Embroidery & Decorative Hoops Workshop
Get crafty, get connected, and get creative at Banff Pride’s monthly craft nights! This all-ages, sober, and inclusive program is designed for the 2SLGBTQ+ community (and allies!) to come together and make something amazing. Each month features a new low-cost activity—think zine-making, stitching, painting, or upcycling clothes—all in a laid-back, judgment-free space. No experience necessary, just bring your fabulous self and a willingness to create, connect, and have fun!
Thursday Mar 27, 7:00 PM
Come play with the art of embroidery and create your very own decorative hoops using recycled fabrics. In this workshop we’ll go through some embroidery basics to help you create a little work of art of a simple landscape or daily mantra that can be hung on your wall to remind you of what keeps you going. A great way to get creative with no previous embroidery skills needed.
Facilitated by local artist Gini Dickinson
@thrivewithgini
thrivewithgini.com
Date: Thursday, March 27
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: Banff Canmore Foundation (Basement), 214 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C7
Entrance: Back of venue building (214 Banff Avenue).
Accessibility Info:
There is a wheelchair accessible lift to get to the basement of the venue (where the workshop is taking place). The lift has been tested as of November 2024 and is in working condition.
The entrance at the back of the venue (214 Banff Avenue) can be used to access the lift. This entrance is wheelchair accessible, although the accessible automatic door button is out-of-order, and a staff member can assist you as needed.
The venue has 2 gender-neutral wheelchair accessible washrooms. These washrooms do not have automatic door buttons.
There is accessible parking at the back of the building. However, it is open to the public and will be first-come, first-served.
The closest bus stop is the Banff High School Transit Hub, which is 260 metres from the venue
Parking:
The closest free parking lot is the Bear Street Parkade (upper floors)
There is a paid parking lot behind the Banff Canmore Foundation building (200 block of Beaver street). Paid parking is $5/hr. A map of the parking in Banff can be found here: https://banff.ca/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=12542
Craft Night: Embroidery & Patch-Making Workshop
Embroidery & Patch-Making Workshop
Get crafty, get connected, and get creative at Banff Pride’s monthly craft nights! This all-ages, sober, and inclusive program is designed for the 2SLGBTQ+ community (and allies!) to come together and make something amazing. Each month features a new low-cost activity—think zine-making, stitching, painting, or upcycling clothes—all in a laid-back, judgment-free space. No experience necessary, just bring your fabulous self and a willingness to create, connect, and have fun!
Thursday Feb 27, 7:00 PM
Learn some simple embroidery and creative patch-making in this fun and welcoming workshop. You’ll be guided through some basic embroidery stitches to create your very own patch that can be sewn onto your favourite jacket or much loved sweater in need of some TLC. Patches are the perfect way to bring life to well-worn clothes that aren’t ready to be parted with. No previous embroidery skills needed.
Facilitated by local artist Gini Dickinson
@thrivewithgini
thrivewithgini.com
Venue:
Date: Thursday, February 27
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: Banff Canmore Foundation (Basement), 214 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1C7
Entrance: Back of venue building (214 Banff Avenue).
Accessibility Info:
There is a wheelchair accessible lift to get to the basement of the venue (where the workshop is taking place). The lift has been tested as of November 2024 and is in working condition.
The entrance at the back of the venue (214 Banff Avenue) can be used to access the lift. This entrance is wheelchair accessible, although the accessible automatic door button is out-of-order, and a staff member can assist you as needed.
The venue has 2 gender-neutral wheelchair accessible washrooms. These washrooms do not have automatic door buttons.
There is accessible parking at the back of the building. However, it is open to the public and will be first-come, first-served.
The closest bus stop is the Banff High School Transit Hub, which is 260 metres from the venue
Parking:
The closest free parking lot is the Bear Street Parkade (upper floors)
There is a paid parking lot behind the Banff Canmore Foundation building (200 block of Beaver street). Paid parking is $5/hr. A map of the parking in Banff can be found here: https://banff.ca/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=12542
FILM: Animal Pride
Venue: artsPlace Theatre at artsPlace See details
Film screening at 7:00pm, Q&A, reception, and light refreshments to follow.
In Animal Pride: Nature’s Coming Out Story, Queer naturalist Connel Bradwell challenges mainstream biology’s blindspot for queer animal behaviour in nature. Schooled in the birds and the bees, survival of the fittest, The Origin of Species, Connel sees the disconnect – how can humans be Queer, while animals supposedly aren’t?
After observing same-sex behaviour in orcas, Connel embarks on a journey to unveil nature’s true diversity of gender expression and sexuality. Fueled by his love for the natural world, Connel discovers the science behind same-sex parenting in seabirds, hermaphrodite slugs, and the hidden history of same-sex penguin behaviour. Not your typical wildlife documentary, Animal Pride celebrates diversity, and presents a riotous rebellion against stereotypes. It also has the capacity to fundamentally shift how we see the natural world, and our place within it.
We’ve all heard the rhetoric – that being queer isn’t natural. Connel’s irreverent approach takes a wrecking ball to the ivory tower of heteronormative science, demanding answers to why the world has been missing out on the wild, wonderful, and downright sexy side of nature.
Pride at the Market
MOXY HOLIDAY MARKET
December 14 & 21
12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Join Banff Pride at the Moxy’s Holiday Market December 14 and 21. Pick up your favourite Banff Pride tee-shirt, totes, stickers, pins and more!
555 Banff Ave, Banff, AB
Main Entrance is Accessible. Gender Neutral Washrooms onsite.
Pride at the Market
MOXY HOLIDAY MARKET
December 14 & 21
12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Join Banff Pride at the Moxy’s Holiday Market December 14 and 21. Pick up your favourite Banff Pride tee-shirt, totes, stickers, pins and more!
555 Banff Ave, Banff, AB
Main Entrance is Accessible. Gender Neutral Washrooms onsite.
Allyship in Action
Learn how to actively support and advocate for queer and trans individuals in the Bow Valley. Through guided discussions, Victoria Bucholtz will explore practical steps allies can take to create safer, more inclusive spaces.
Drag Brunch: Bluebird Edition
Drag Brunch: Bluebird Edition
Banff Pride & Bluebird are bringing an epic lineup of performers to Banff's most fabulous brunch! Stay tuned for details on who will grace the stage. Ticket includes choice of 1 signature Bluebird brunch dish (limited menu, meal selection made on site). Feature cocktail menu available, including a Build Your Own Mimosa Bar. All drinks will be billed & paid for on-site.
Two Seatings, 10:00am & 1:00pm
1st Seating
Hosted by Karla Marx and featuring drag sensations Ella Lamoureux, Smokey Waters, CedarT, Argintina Hailey, and Simma Downe
2nd Seating
Hosted by King Neptune and featuring Drag sensations Tana Nuff, Liv Bright, Angelina Starchild, Dogiichow, Anne Xiety
Country on Caribou with Robert Adam
Get ready for a foot-stomping, glittering night in the heart of Banff with Country on Caribou, featuring artists Robert Adam, Michela Sheedy, and Jake Allan Paris. This exciting event at Mason Hall brings together the best of country music and Banff Pride with these incredible performers.
Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind celebration of music, culture, and pride. Whether you're wearing boots, plaid, a Canadian tuxedo, or channeling your inner Shania with leopard print, y’all means Y'ALL!
Doors open at 7:00 PM
Show runs from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Tickets: $20 | All ages welcome!
Grab yours now and be part of a night to remember!
Country on Caribou: A Evening with Robert Adam
Get ready for a foot-stomping, glittering night in the heart of Banff with 'Country on Caribou' bringing together the best of country music and pride at Mason Hall!
Headlining the night is Robert Adam, Calgary’s “Dream Angel Cowboy.” With his sharp stetson, rhinestone flair, and a voice that weaves together traditional country with a modern, inclusive twist, Robert will captivate you with his stories of love, loss, and life in Alberta.
Kicking off the evening is Michela Sheedy, a Calgary-based country powerhouse who blends rock, soul, and pure country grit. With hits like “I Make Bad Look Good,” Michela’s dynamic performance will have you up on your feet and dancing in no time.
Banff Local Jake Allan Paris, will hit the stage sharing a hometown country folk sound like no other.
Don’t miss out on this unique celebration of music, culture, and pride. Grab your boots, find your plaid, Canadian Tuxedo, or if Shania is your inspiration a little leopard print! Ya'll means ALL!
* Mason Hall is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
Speaker Series: Two-Spirit Visibility in Pride
Jaylene Tyme has been an iconic figure in Vancouver’s community for over 30 years. Banff Pride welcomes Jaylene as part of our speaker series. Join us as she opens up about her path to self-discovery and empowerment. From her early experiences as a Sixties Scoop survivor, through overcoming challenges with addiction, to becoming a celebrated leader in Vancouver’s drag scene, Jaylene shares her remarkable journey. As a proud Indigenous, Two-Spirit trans woman, her story is one of resilience, identity, and unwavering dedication to her communities.
Munch Music
MUNCH MUSIC
Toddy takes center stage, performing their debut album Always.
There are seemingly endless possibilities to self-expression, and Toddy is out there breaking new ground. A Vancouver-based comedian and trained opera singer, Toddy found recognition by winning Season 1 of OutTV’s Call Me Mother, being a vocal soloist in the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra in the “Symphony of Terrors!”, and performing at festivals around North America. With a winning combination of drag, standup comedy, opera, classical and popmusic, Toddy (she/they) is redefining the very idea of pop stardom on their debut album ‘Always’.
Calgary based Latin duo, Eclipse will kick off the night bringing their unique twist to popular hits and timeless classics.
Doors open at 7:00 PM. The show runs from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM.
Tickets are just $20—get yours now and be part of a night to remember!
ALL AGES - ALL ARE WELCOME!
* Mason Hall is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
Beyond Cancel Culture: Embracing Accountability for True Allyship
Beyond Cancel Culture: Embracing Accountability for True Allyship
Presented by Makaylah Rogers (they/them) & Fia-Lynn Crandall (she/her), Owners of Frankie D’s Donuts & Scale Naturally
In today’s world, inclusion efforts are necessary, critical and need to be prioritized. Rates of hate crimes against the 2SLGBTQIA+ community are increasing, as well as suicide rates (especially for youth, trans & non-binary folks). It is no longer okay to stand on the sidelines as microaggressions and ignorance continue to hurt the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
However, we also know that the fear of being ‘canceled’ is stopping well-intentioned allies from stepping up.
This session invites both the queer community and allies to engage in a powerful conversation on moving beyond cancel culture toward accountability, where we can grow and do better together.
Through a blend of education, storytelling, and open dialogue, we’ll explore:
• How accountability can build stronger, more inclusive communities
• Practical tools for learning from mistakes and having tough conversations about inclusion
• What true allyship in action requires—imperfection and all
Whether you’re afraid of messing up or exhausted from constant microaggressions, this session offers a path forward, turning mistakes into opportunities for growth and deeper connection.
Rainbow Ride
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Whether you’re a seasoned rider or new to e-Biking, come and show your pride along this fun Rainbow Ride! This guided e-Bike tour will take you through some of Banff's amazing scenery while fostering a sense of community and inclusivity. Learn about our local wildlife, and maybe spot some action from the elk rutting season (from a safe distance). Embrace the fall colours, and connect with fellow adventurers in a fun and supportive environment.
We are providing e-Bikes for everyone, but you are welcome to bring your own!
We will meet at 4 pm at the Bear Street offices of White Mountain Adventures, the sponsor of this ride. Come a little early if you want to decorate your borrowed e-Bike and add more rainbows to our ride! The tour will be around 2 hours going along the golf course loop, with a few stops along the way.
Level of Activity: Easy
Distance: Approx. 11 km biking Banff
Tour Length: 2 hour round trip
Cost : $10 (in support of Banff Pride)
Minimum age: 14 years old
Minimum rider height: 5'0"
What to wear:
Dress warmer than you would for a day of walking, as travelling by e-Bike creates the effect of a cooling wind for riders. As the e-Assist can do most of the work, riders may not generate the same amount of
heat as they would on a regular bike. Recommend long sleeve shirt plus windbreaker or light jacket at a
minimum. Running shoes/walking shoes recommended; no sandals or flip-flops
Presented by and proudly supported by White Mountain Adventures
Open Mic
Banff Pride is so proud and honoured to offer up the stage once again to our community as a safe space for folx to tell their stories, speak their truths, and share their talents. These have come to be some of our favourite nights in Banff!
Our Mic is open to all your hidden talents!
Read Poetry! Belt a ballad! Unleash your inner Drag Queen! Make us giggle with stand up!
Have a Question? Reach out to info@banffpride.ca
Unwind in Nature: A Forest Therapy Walk
Join us for a peaceful escape into nature on Monday October 07. Led by certified Forest Therapy Guide Ken Ouendag, this event offers a soothing way to decompress, reconnect with the natural world, and share a tranquil experience with your community.
Forest therapy, inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku or “Forest Bathing,” invites you to slow down and tune into your senses. During this guided walk, Ken will lead you through a series of gentle invitations designed to help you relax, refresh your mind, and deepen your connection with the surrounding environment.
This isn’t just about the benefits nature provides—such as reduced stress, improved mood, and a greater sense of belonging—it’s also a chance to share stories and simply have fun in a supportive community setting.
Spaces are limited to 12 participants to ensure an intimate and personalized experience. We’ll gather at 1:00 PM at the Spray River West trailhead (just past the Fairmont Banff Springs hotel) and wrap up by 3:00 PM.
Please note a waiver as part of the registration process will be required to be filled out upon arrival.
Gender Free Haircut Club
The Dress Code Project is a global alliance of salons/shops committed to providing positive, gender-affirming services for LGBTQ2S+ clients.
Drag Brunch: The Moxy
The BIGGEST DRAG BRUNCH IN BANFF!
Wake up with a theatrical slap to the face that will get your blood pumping faster then a strong coffee. Start your day with a mimosa and a dose of extra Pride!
The Moxy is excited to offer for the first time ever a Banff Pride experience featuring Scarlett BoBo star of Canada's Drag Race Season 1 alongside local drag sensations Valerie Hunt, Karla Marx, Beau Creep, Tangerine Dream, Rip Em! This drag brunch will be an experience to remember with performances from the artists in all their illustriousness and grace.
Doors open at 11am
Performances start at 12:00pm
Our DJ will keep the beats flowing all afternoon!
** Tickets do not include food, brunch buffet available onsite for purchase **
Flag Raising and Pride March
Help us kick off Banff Pride 2024, Friday October 04! Meet us on Bear Street across from the Bear Street Courtyard at 4:00pm then march as a group down Bear Street and along the Bow river trail before making our way back to Central Park.
Pride at the Market
EVERY WEDNESDAY THIS SUMMER!
Check out our booth at the Banff Farmer’s Market, every Wednesday this summer 10am-6pm. We’ve partnered with local artists to showcase Banff’s very best! All proceeds go directly to the artists.
Check out Banff Pride’s online shop!
Pick up online orders at the market every Wednesday or daily at Beatnik Salon.
Pride at the Market
EVERY WEDNESDAY THIS SUMMER!
Check out our booth at the Banff Farmer’s Market, every Wednesday this summer 10am-6pm. We’ve partnered with local artists to showcase Banff’s very best! All proceeds go directly to the artists.
Check out Banff Pride’s online shop!
Pick up online orders at the market every Wednesday or daily at Beatnik Salon.
Rainbow Run Club
Rainbow Run Club is a weekly inclusive running community dedicated to promoting diversity, inclusivity, and healthy lifestyles within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, everyone is welcome to join us for a fun and supportive run experience.
WHEN: Every Saturday at 9AM
WHERE: Meet at Downtown Sally on Bear Street.
DISTANCE: Varies weekly, typically 4-5km. Each week, we explore different routes around Banff.
SKILL LEVEL: Open to all abilities and fitness levels. We pride ourselves on creating a safe and inclusive space for all participants. You'll meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for running and community.
HOW TO JOIN:
Simply show up at Downtown Sally on Bear Street at 9 am on Saturdays. There's no need to register in advance, and our runs are free for all participants. Just bring your running shoes, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude!
SAFETY FIRST!
- We prioritize safety during our runs and provide a brief safety session before each run.
- Our leaders are trained in first aid, and we have a designated first-aid kit available.
- Hydration and proper running attire are encouraged for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
STAY CONNECTED
- Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for updates, photos, and community highlights.
- Join our STRAVA group for real-time communication and connect with other members.
Whether you're running for health, happiness, or simply the joy of being outdoors, we look forward to seeing you on Saturdays at 9 am!
Pride at the Market
EVERY WEDNESDAY THIS SUMMER!
Check out our booth at the Banff Farmer’s Market, every Wednesday this summer 10am-6pm. We’ve partnered with local artists to showcase Banff’s very best! All proceeds go directly to the artists.
Check out Banff Pride’s online shop!
Pick up online orders at the market every Wednesday or daily at Beatnik Salon.
Rainbow Run Club
Rainbow Run Club is a weekly inclusive running community dedicated to promoting diversity, inclusivity, and healthy lifestyles within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, everyone is welcome to join us for a fun and supportive run experience.
WHEN: Every Saturday at 9AM
WHERE: Meet at Downtown Sally on Bear Street.
DISTANCE: Varies weekly, typically 4-5km. Each week, we explore different routes around Banff.
SKILL LEVEL: Open to all abilities and fitness levels. We pride ourselves on creating a safe and inclusive space for all participants. You'll meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for running and community.
HOW TO JOIN:
Simply show up at Downtown Sally on Bear Street at 9 am on Saturdays. There's no need to register in advance, and our runs are free for all participants. Just bring your running shoes, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude!
SAFETY FIRST!
- We prioritize safety during our runs and provide a brief safety session before each run.
- Our leaders are trained in first aid, and we have a designated first-aid kit available.
- Hydration and proper running attire are encouraged for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
STAY CONNECTED
- Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for updates, photos, and community highlights.
- Join our STRAVA group for real-time communication and connect with other members.
Whether you're running for health, happiness, or simply the joy of being outdoors, we look forward to seeing you on Saturdays at 9 am!
Pride at the Market
EVERY WEDNESDAY THIS SUMMER!
Check out our booth at the Banff Farmer’s Market, every Wednesday this summer 10am-6pm. We’ve partnered with local artists to showcase Banff’s very best! All proceeds go directly to the artists.
Check out Banff Pride’s online shop!
Pick up online orders at the market every Wednesday or daily at Beatnik Salon.
Rainbow Run Club
Rainbow Run Club is a weekly inclusive running community dedicated to promoting diversity, inclusivity, and healthy lifestyles within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, everyone is welcome to join us for a fun and supportive run experience.
WHEN: Every Saturday at 9AM
WHERE: Meet at Downtown Sally on Bear Street.
DISTANCE: Varies weekly, typically 4-5km. Each week, we explore different routes around Banff.
SKILL LEVEL: Open to all abilities and fitness levels. We pride ourselves on creating a safe and inclusive space for all participants. You'll meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for running and community.
HOW TO JOIN:
Simply show up at Downtown Sally on Bear Street at 9 am on Saturdays. There's no need to register in advance, and our runs are free for all participants. Just bring your running shoes, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude!
SAFETY FIRST!
- We prioritize safety during our runs and provide a brief safety session before each run.
- Our leaders are trained in first aid, and we have a designated first-aid kit available.
- Hydration and proper running attire are encouraged for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
STAY CONNECTED
- Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for updates, photos, and community highlights.
- Join our STRAVA group for real-time communication and connect with other members.
Whether you're running for health, happiness, or simply the joy of being outdoors, we look forward to seeing you on Saturdays at 9 am!
Pride at the Market
EVERY WEDNESDAY THIS SUMMER!
Check out our booth at the Banff Farmer’s Market, every Wednesday this summer 10am-6pm. We’ve partnered with local artists to showcase Banff’s very best! All proceeds go directly to the artists.
Check out Banff Pride’s online shop!
Pick up online orders at the market every Wednesday or daily at Beatnik Salon.
Rainbow Run Club
Rainbow Run Club is a weekly inclusive running community dedicated to promoting diversity, inclusivity, and healthy lifestyles within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, everyone is welcome to join us for a fun and supportive run experience.
WHEN: Every Saturday at 9AM
WHERE: Meet at Downtown Sally on Bear Street.
DISTANCE: Varies weekly, typically 4-5km. Each week, we explore different routes around Banff.
SKILL LEVEL: Open to all abilities and fitness levels. We pride ourselves on creating a safe and inclusive space for all participants. You'll meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for running and community.
HOW TO JOIN:
Simply show up at Downtown Sally on Bear Street at 9 am on Saturdays. There's no need to register in advance, and our runs are free for all participants. Just bring your running shoes, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude!
SAFETY FIRST!
- We prioritize safety during our runs and provide a brief safety session before each run.
- Our leaders are trained in first aid, and we have a designated first-aid kit available.
- Hydration and proper running attire are encouraged for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
STAY CONNECTED
- Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for updates, photos, and community highlights.
- Join our STRAVA group for real-time communication and connect with other members.
Whether you're running for health, happiness, or simply the joy of being outdoors, we look forward to seeing you on Saturdays at 9 am!
Pride at the Market
EVERY WEDNESDAY THIS SUMMER!
Check out our booth at the Banff Farmer’s Market, every Wednesday this summer 10am-6pm. We’ve partnered with local artists to showcase Banff’s very best! All proceeds go directly to the artists.
Check out Banff Pride’s online shop!
Pick up online orders at the market every Wednesday or daily at Beatnik Salon.
Rainbow Run Club
Rainbow Run Club is a weekly inclusive running community dedicated to promoting diversity, inclusivity, and healthy lifestyles within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, everyone is welcome to join us for a fun and supportive run experience.
WHEN: Every Saturday at 9AM
WHERE: Meet at Downtown Sally on Bear Street.
DISTANCE: Varies weekly, typically 4-5km. Each week, we explore different routes around Banff.
SKILL LEVEL: Open to all abilities and fitness levels. We pride ourselves on creating a safe and inclusive space for all participants. You'll meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for running and community.
HOW TO JOIN:
Simply show up at Downtown Sally on Bear Street at 9 am on Saturdays. There's no need to register in advance, and our runs are free for all participants. Just bring your running shoes, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude!
SAFETY FIRST!
- We prioritize safety during our runs and provide a brief safety session before each run.
- Our leaders are trained in first aid, and we have a designated first-aid kit available.
- Hydration and proper running attire are encouraged for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
STAY CONNECTED
- Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for updates, photos, and community highlights.
- Join our STRAVA group for real-time communication and connect with other members.
Whether you're running for health, happiness, or simply the joy of being outdoors, we look forward to seeing you on Saturdays at 9 am!
Pride at the Market
EVERY WEDNESDAY THIS SUMMER!
Check out our booth at the Banff Farmer’s Market, every Wednesday this summer 10am-6pm. We’ve partnered with local artists to showcase Banff’s very best! All proceeds go directly to the artists.
Check out Banff Pride’s online shop!
Pick up online orders at the market every Wednesday or daily at Beatnik Salon.
Rainbow Run Club
Rainbow Run Club is a weekly inclusive running community dedicated to promoting diversity, inclusivity, and healthy lifestyles within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, everyone is welcome to join us for a fun and supportive run experience.
WHEN: Every Saturday at 9AM
WHERE: Meet at Downtown Sally on Bear Street.
DISTANCE: Varies weekly, typically 4-5km. Each week, we explore different routes around Banff.
SKILL LEVEL: Open to all abilities and fitness levels. We pride ourselves on creating a safe and inclusive space for all participants. You'll meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for running and community.
HOW TO JOIN:
Simply show up at Downtown Sally on Bear Street at 9 am on Saturdays. There's no need to register in advance, and our runs are free for all participants. Just bring your running shoes, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude!
SAFETY FIRST!
- We prioritize safety during our runs and provide a brief safety session before each run.
- Our leaders are trained in first aid, and we have a designated first-aid kit available.
- Hydration and proper running attire are encouraged for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
STAY CONNECTED
- Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for updates, photos, and community highlights.
- Join our STRAVA group for real-time communication and connect with other members.
Whether you're running for health, happiness, or simply the joy of being outdoors, we look forward to seeing you on Saturdays at 9 am!