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Canada's largest Halloween Festival includes all new pumpkin displays, live pumpkin carving demonstrations, treats and sweets and photo ops.

Immerse yourself in a world of light, textures, and sound on stage with Ghost River Theatre's The Room Sculpture Experience where creativity and community collide. Created by Artistic Director Eric Rose, this unique, hands-on event invites audiences to collaboratively construct and deconstruct a one-of-a-kind theatrical sculpture. For ages 12 and older.

The annual Banff Pride Festival program is live, serving an extraordinary lineup of live performance, music, all-ages programming, and a healthy dose of OUTdoor adventure.

Join for an evening of ghostly entertainment. Locals and visitors will be fascinated by these glimpses into the mischief, mayhem, and murders of Calgary.

For the first time, Calgary will welcome Western Canada’s premier women’s show. Canada Women’s Expo is a fun, must-attend event packed full of experiences designed to uplift and energize women from all walks life at BMO Centre.

. ScreamFest is Canada’s largest and scariest Halloween event. At ScreamFest you will experience haunted houses, Halloween-themed carnival games, creepy and disturbing entertainment, and fear at GMC Stadium.

Go beyond ghosts and hauntings and delve into the startling tales of murder, crime, and execution that occurred in Calgary’s early days and reflect on how these stories are important today. Get your true crime fix in this one-hour outdoor tour to some of the most disturbing locations across the parkland at The Confluence.

At the Schulich School of Engineering, we want students to know that a rich and diverse engineering community is essential to finding solutions to society’s biggest challenges. We’re committed to increasing the representation of women and other underrepresented groups in engineering while celebrating their contributions to innovation and design. Join us for this free annual event for Grade 7 to 10 students in underrepresented groups and experience an exciting introduction to the world of engineering. With events hosted at most of Canada’s top universities Go ENG Girl offers girls and non-binary youth in grades 7-11 the chance to learn more about engineering through a series of fun hands-on activities and exhibits. Women undergraduate students, professional engineers and professors take part in the day to share their stories of passion, inspiration and success. A complimentary lunch will be provided to all attendees, including chaperones. There will be a limited number of dairy-free, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available. If your participant has other dietary restrictions, please contact schulichdiversity@ucalgary.ca to see if we can accommodate.