Concerts & Events This Weekend in Calgary
October 23 – October 25 · Find concerts, games and shows. Choose an event to explore available tickets.
Concerts & Events This Weekend in Calgary
Medicine Hat Tigers at Calgary Hitmen
Scotiabank Saddledome
Fri 23 Oct · 20:00FromCA$44 CAD
Find ticketsRay Volpe
Grey Eagle Resort & Casino
Fri 23 Oct · 20:00FromCA$84 CAD
Find ticketsTosca
Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
Sat 24 Oct · 19:30FromCA$97 CAD
Find ticketsBrit Floyd
Grey Eagle Resort & Casino
Sat 24 Oct · 20:00FromCA$85 CAD
Find ticketsCalgary Flames vs. Detroit Red Wings
Scotiabank Saddledome
Sat 24 Oct · 20:00FromCA$49 CAD
Find ticketsCavalry FC vs. Vancouver FC
ATCO Field At Spruce Meadows
Sun 25 Oct · 14:00FromCA$47 CAD
Find ticketsCalgary Hitmen vs. Saskatoon Blades
Scotiabank Saddledome
Sun 25 Oct · 16:00FromCA$36 CAD
Find ticketsPlan your weekend in Calgary
Find concerts, sports, comedy and theatre in Calgary for October 23 – October 25. Listings use the venue’s local date and are ordered by start time. Choose an event to review available tickets on CatchMovement, then continue with your selected seller. Prices and availability may change before checkout.
Things to do in Calgary this weekend
Calgary weekends start Friday around 5 p.m. when the +15 empties out and the Beltline starts filling up. Friday nights lean toward concert dates at the Saddledome, MacEwan Hall and the Palace, with the bigger comedy headliners running two shows at Comedy Cave or the Laugh Shop.
The 17th Avenue strip between 4th and 8th Streets SW runs at full volume from 9 p.m. through closing, and the rooftop patios at Major Tom and Lulu Bar pull a steady downtown crowd from happy hour through last call. Saturdays are the broadest day on the calendar — Flames matinees and evenings between October and April, Stampeders home games at McMahon in the summer, festival days on Prince’s Island and at Fort Calgary through warm-weather months, and the full grid of theatre, concert and club programming in the evening.
The Inglewood Sunday Market runs along 9th Avenue SE on warm-weather Sundays with food trucks, live buskers and the Ironwood Stage hosting weekend matinees. Kensington keeps a steady rotation of acoustic and folk shows at Broken City, the Globe Cinema runs Sunday repertory screenings, and the Bow River pathway is full of cyclists and runners from sunrise.
Sunday nights are quieter than Friday and Saturday but the open-mic and singer-songwriter circuit at the Ironwood, Mikey’s Juke Joint and the Blues Can in Inglewood keeps live music going seven nights a week, and brunch lines along 4th Street SW and in Bridgeland run deep through midday.
What's on by month
October
The Flames open their NHL regular season at the Saddledome in early October. Wordfest, the Calgary international writers festival, runs across two weeks at Memorial Park Library, Studio Bell and Arts Commons. The Calgary International Film Festival closes its run into the first week of October. Halloween programming builds across Calaway Park, Heritage Park Ghost Tours and the haunted houses at Stampede Park. The Calgary Pumpkin Patch runs at the U-pick farms north and east of the city. Theatre Calgary and the Calgary Philharmonic open their subscription seasons.
November
ZooLights at the Calgary Zoo opens in mid-November and runs through January — more than 1.5 million lights across the zoo grounds with food, music and seasonal animal programming. The Festival of Crafts at Stampede Park gathers more than 300 Canadian artisans across four days for the largest pre-holiday craft and gift fair in western Canada. The Santa Claus Parade fills downtown the third Saturday. Remembrance Day ceremonies fill the Field of Crosses on Memorial Drive. The Flames and Hitmen carry their home schedules. Touring concert headliners book the Saddledome and Grey Eagle through the month.



