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1 day ago | avenuecalgary.com | Chris Landry |Alana Willerton |Viancy Riana Salubre |Tsering Asha

Run clubs are a great way to get outside, get some exercise and meet new people. Here are some of the Calgary run clubs you can check out. Whether you're a professional or just getting into it, running can be hard. Working up the motivation to get yourself up, put on your running gear and get out the door for a run can be a daunting task. Run clubs can make it easier though.

1 week ago | avenuecalgary.com | Viancy Riana Salubre |Tsering Asha |Alana Willerton

Whether you're a seasoned vinyl collector or buying your first one, there's nothing quite like flipping through crates of records in search of that perfect find. At these local vinyl shops, there's something for everyone to listen to with music from all genres and decades. Owned by a father and son, this shop features all kinds of physical media including books, board games and records.

1 week ago | avenuecalgary.com | Tsering Asha |Alana Willerton

Offline Wellness Club has evolved from a running group to a social and wellness club. Last April, Nina Hill and Katherine Smith started a run club which met every Wednesday evening in Lindsay Park. While run clubs aren't anything new, Hill says they started their club specifically for people who wanted in-person community gatherings and social opportunities, whether or not they were already into running as a sport.

2 weeks ago | avenuecalgary.com | Michaela Ream |Alana Willerton

For many Calgary homebuyers, how they're living and who they're living with is changing. Shifts in Calgary's housing market, demographics and culture are motivating many homebuyers to opt for multi-generational living. This approach is a practical, and even preferred, solution for a growing number of Calgarians. Some buyers wrestle with affordability and changing family dynamics, while others find advantages in being all together under one roof.

2 weeks ago | avenuecalgary.com | Chris Landry |Viancy Riana Salubre |Alana Willerton

Chef Leroy Borrega breaks down one of his favourite brunch dishes showcasing Filipino flavours. Maven is well known as one of the best brunch spots in the city, sporting a menu of homestyle, yet elevated, Asian dishes from owner Mish Hobbs' childhood and culinary journey. Recently, Leroy Borrega took over the kitchen after a previous position overseeing Shokunin, and he's bringing his own Filipino heritage to the menu, including fine-dining dinners.