Photo via Calgary Marda Gras Street Festival / Facebook
This summer is flying by, but don’t fret! There is still plenty of fun to be had in the coming weeks!
From live music to food-centric events, some incredible experiences are coming our way, and among them is Marda Gras – the longest-running street festival in Calgary
Back and bigger than ever, this action-packed affair will delight attendees with a ton of activities, including their annual Pet Pageant, a 200 artisan vendor market, a kid’s quarter, and entertainment.
From dancers and musicians to local creators, artists and restaurants, those who attend the 37th Marda Gras will be encouraged to cheer, browse, and grab a bite at one of their food trucks.
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“Marda Gras is all about community, connection, and celebrating the spirit of Marda Loop,” said Shannon McNally, Marda Gras Festival Manager.
“We are thrilled to highlight our Pet Pageant this year, which embodies the joy and creativity that our festival is known for. We can’t wait to see the amazing costumes and talents of our four-legged friends!”
If you’d like to check it out, head to 33rd Avenue between 19th and 22nd Street SW on Sunday, August 11th, 2024.
The fun begins at 10 am and will run until 5 pm – so plan ahead!
The best part? It’s totally free to attend, so maybe we’ll see you guys out there.
Enjoy and don’t forget your furry friends! You never know who will be ‘best in show.’
When: Sunday, August 11th, 2024
Where: 33rd Avenue SW between 19th and 22nd Street
Time: 10 am – 5 pm
Cost: Free
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