Avenue Calgary

Avenue captures the essence of Calgary with flair, credibility, and genuine storytelling. Since its debut in December 1994, it has become an essential monthly read for the people of Calgary, serving as a top city lifestyle guide. With both print and digital formats, Avenue offers its audience a wide range of content, covering everything from community issues and local personalities to events, new store launches, and travel spots. It also features insights into the restaurant scene and the latest trends in home decor and fashion. The brand is known for its signature initiatives, such as the highly anticipated Best Restaurants issue and the annual Top 40 Under 40, which spark discussions, foster community connections, and motivate its audience.

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Looking for Exercise and Community? Join a Calgary Run Club

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.
9 Cool Record Stores to Check Out in Calgary

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.
Inside Offline Wellness Club's New Sauna and Cold Plunge Facility in the Beltline

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.
Small Bar Brings Big Changes to Bridgeland's Food Scene

1 week ago | avenuecalgary.com | Chris Landry

Cannibale has been reimagined as Small Bar, bringing a more relaxed dining spot and vibe to the Bridgeland neighbourhood. For almost 10 years, Cannibale was a long-standing favourite in Bridgeland's restaurant scene - a place where neighbourhood locals could stop for a great cocktail and a delicious bite to eat, and even get a haircut at the attached barbershop. But for co-owners Shayne Perrin and Mike Hope, it was time to switch things up.
6 Fun Board Game Cafés to Check Out in Calgary

2 weeks ago | avenuecalgary.com | Viancy Riana Salubre |Olivia Piche |Tsering Asha

Play board games with friends while snacking on tasty bites and drinks at these local board game cafés around the city. Tired of the same old coffee shop routine? Roll the dice at a board game café to shake things up. At board game cafés, guests can play board games (usually for a fee) while enjoying food and drink menu items. From quick card games to popular tabletop games, these cafés have huge game collections.
A New Nordic-Style Thermal Wellness Facility is Opening in Lake Louise This Summer

2 weeks ago | avenuecalgary.com | Tsering Asha |Viancy Riana Salubre

Basin Glacial Waters, Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise's first thermal wellness facility, brings more wellness opportunities to Banff National Park. Built in 1926 on the shores of one of Canada's most-adored natural marvels, the original outdoor pool at the Chateau Lake Louise attracted visitors from near and far to experience what was considered luxury at the time.
Property of the Week: A Bright and Spacious Bungalow in Varsity Estates

2 weeks ago | avenuecalgary.com | Michaela Ream

This four-bedroom home has been lovingly renovated and features a home gym, a theatre room, a wine storage space and more. Where it is46 Varsity Estates Close N.W.The designThis home was renovated by Platinum Builders and features design elements by Maxime Chin Interiors. The foyer boasts custom built-ins and a convenient mudroom off the garage. A main-floor office is ideal for work-from-home setups. The main floor's open concept seamlessly connects the dining and bar area, living room and kitchen.
How the Calgary Public Library Thwarted a Cybersecurity Attack

2 weeks ago | avenuecalgary.com | Tsering Asha

Last year's cyberattack on the Calgary Public Library (CPL) would have made a lousy heist film. After all, the hackers ended up with bupkis. The incident would have made an excellent training video, however. On what was arguably the institution's worst day, the library did everything right. The CPL's digital guard dogs started barking on the afternoon of Oct. 10, 2024. Cybersecurity staff received a notification alerting them to a malware attack on the library's computer network.
Innovators of the Year 2025: Nathan Nasseri is Digitizing the Home-Buying Experience

2 weeks ago | avenuecalgary.com | Chris Landry |Tsering Asha

ResVR founder and CEO Nathan Nasseri uses video game technology to create immersive, virtual home layouts before the building process begins. Buying a new home that matches your tastes and budget can be challenging, expensive and time-consuming. But it doesn't have to be. That's where ResVR comes in. ResVR digitizes homebuilders' catalogues into virtual layouts and floor plans so that homebuyers can easily see what their house will look like when it's fully built.
Innovators of the Year 2025: Hong Phuc Nguyen is Bridging the Gap Between Newcomer Job-Seekers and Hiring Companies

2 weeks ago | avenuecalgary.com | Tsering Asha |Kendall Bistretzan

Kibbi founder and CEO Hong Phuc Nguyen turned her experience as an immigrant job-seeker into a multilingual job board aimed at small- and medium-sized businesses. Hong Phuc Nguyen grew up surrounded by female entrepreneurs. "In my hometown in Vietnam, most of the owners, shop runners, even we [who] run the country, run the household, are women," says Nguyen.