Heritage Plaza and Gasoline Alley Museum are open year-round, while the Historical Village is open on weekends and holidays only. Click here for hours of operation.
Heritage Plaza and Gasoline Alley Museum are open year-round, while the Historical Village is open on weekends and holidays only. Click here for hours of operation.
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This year, Heritage Park celebrates National Indigenous History Month with an incredible lineup of programming that centres Indigenous voices and honours the rich histories, cultures and traditions of First Nations and Métis Peoples. This special programming is included with General Admission or a Heritage Park Membership.
From cultural teachings and live performances to wellness experiences and community gatherings, each activity reflects the stories that have shaped this land for past, present and future generations, brought to life through hands-on experiences led by Indigenous artists, Elders, Knowledge Keepers and community partners.
Annual Members: Free Admission. Become a Member today to go big all season long — explore more, pay less and make every visit count!
FREE Park Admission for individuals who self-identify as Indigenous on June 15, 16, 20 & 21 ONLY: On these dates, please let our gate staff know you identify as Indigenous and you will receive free admission to Heritage Park. This offer only applies to June 15, 16, 20 & 21.
Weather Notice: Programming will proceed rain or shine, with select activities moving indoors in the event of inclement weather.
Get ready to celebrate with community-led programming, rooted in tradition and open to all.
When the sun goes down, the energy turns all the way up.
Get details on event access, parking and more.
Indigenous stories have often been shared through non-Indigenous perspectives. This two-day photography workshop creates space for emerging Indigenous photographers to share their own narratives through hands-on learning and live photo sessions.
Please note: This workshop is for Indigenous Photographers only.
Led by Autumn Eagle Speaker, the Indigenous Market features a vibrant collection of artisans, makers and small businesses. Shop handcrafted goods and contemporary designs that reflect culture, creativity and community, with opportunities to support Indigenous entrepreneurs and local talent.
Observe as Tipi Holders raise a painted Tipi Lodge, where each step reflects tradition, knowledge and care, offering a quiet opportunity to learn through observation.
There is no formal presentation, allowing the process to unfold naturally and be experienced in its own time.
An all-levels fitness experience inspired by powwow dance and movement, blending culture, music and wellness in a high-energy session in collaboration with Calgary Public Library.
Rooted in rhythm and movement, this experience offers a powerful way to engage with culture through motion and connection.
Experience the energy of Métis culture through live dance and jigging performances by Violet’s Michif Dancers, along with interactive demonstrations and opportunities for guest participation.
In celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day, the University of Calgary and Heritage Park come together for the 11th annual Campfire Chats.
The gathering honours the Indigenous Peoples of Canada through an evening of musical storytelling in A Celebration of Indigenous Music and Culture.
Host/Moderator(s): Anita Crowshoe, Indigenous Engagement Advisor at Heritage Park and Reagan Markwell, Specialist, Indigenous Intercultural Education at UCalgary office of Indigenous Engagement.
Drezus, Fawn Wood, Blackfoot Confederacy Drum Group, Siibii
Join Lindsay Crowshoe from the University of Calgary for Music is Medicine, an experience exploring how sound, music and rhythm support connection, healing and well-being.
A Blackfoot physician, researcher and leader in Indigenous health, Crowshoe brings together clinical knowledge and Indigenous Ways of Knowing to explore the role of music and sound in wellness.
Watch the Smalleyes Family from the Bearspaw First Nation through live band performances and powwow dance demonstrations that bring music, movement and culture to life throughout the day.
These performances create space for connection, celebration and the sharing of culture through sound and dance.
Get ready for a late-night sober celebration where Gasoline Alley Museum transforms into a high-energy Indigenous afterparty filled with bass, movement, rez glamour and nonstop dance-floor vibes. Think Native EDM festival afterparty energy mixed with culture, fashion and nightlife, all in a completely sober space built for connection, joy and community.
Curated by Autumn Eagle Speaker, the Indigenous Market features a vibrant collection of artisans, makers and small businesses. Shop handcrafted goods and contemporary designs that reflect culture, creativity and community, with opportunities to support Indigenous entrepreneurs and local talent.
Join Cree author Heni Giroux for an interactive reading of Sharing the Land We Call Home (2024), a children’s book following a young girl’s journey from Treaty 6 to Treaty 7 territory.
Following the reading, teachings on Indigenous protocols and treaty relationships will be shared by Giroux and her father.
Join Matriarch Movement for a powerful National Indigenous Peoples Day gathering that honour’s Indigenous identity through movement, culture and connection. This immersive experience includes a guided meditation and yoga session led by Lululemon Global Ambassador, Shayla Stonechild. A Powwow dance class and teachings with Deanne Hupfield, sharing circles and traditional women’s teachings around wellness from seven nations.
A limited number of yoga mats will be provided by lululemon (first come, first serve); participants are encouraged to bring their own mat and water bottle.
Watch the Smalleyes Family from the Bearspaw First Nation through live band performances and powwow dance demonstrations that bring music, movement and culture to life throughout the day.
Connect with Knowledge Keepers in a welcoming, drop-in setting featuring Métis teachings, including sash weaving, trapping history, and Michif culture.
Don’t miss out on other events happening at Heritage Park!
Telling Our Own Stories | Heritage Park | June 15
Telling Our Own Stories | Heritage Park | June 16
Bring Your Kokum Scarf | Sober After Party (18+) | Heritage Park | June 20
National Indigenous History Month | Heritage Park | June 20
National Indigenous History Month | Heritage Park | June 21
FREE Park Admission for individuals who self-identify as Indigenous on June 15, 16, 20 & 21 ONLY: On these dates, please let our gate staff know you identify as Indigenous and you will receive free admission to Heritage Park. This offer applies to June 15, 16, 20 & 21 only.
Due to the forecasted weather, contingency plans are in place to ensure National Indigenous Peoples Day programming continues in a safe and respectful way:
Paid parking is available in Heritage Park’s front lots. 2025 Members and 60th Anniversary Members who’ve bought the parking add-on get parking included in their Membership. The Park Plus Zone number of the front lots is 8320. Click here for more information.
Once guests have arrived to the Park, they can go to the front gates of the Historical Village to get admission and enter the Historical Village.
There are plenty of ways to get to the Park, whether that be on foot, via transit, or driving. Click here to find the way that works for you!
1900 Heritage DR. S.W. Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2V 2X3
Email: info@heritagepark.ca
Phone: 403.268.8500
There are plenty of ways to get to the Park, whether that be on foot, via transit, or driving. Click here to find the way that works for you!
