Epicurean Calgary

Year Round

Shave Your Lid for a Kid

Various locations

Shave Your Lid for a Kid
Shave Your Lid for a Kid is Kids Cancer Care's largest fundraising initiative, raising more than $9 million since its inception in 1998. The shave program is successful because of you. Each year, hundreds of Albertans like you shave their heads for our kids. This bold move shows moral support for the kids who lose their hair during cancer treatments, while raising money for camp, research, hospital and scholarship programs for young people affected by cancer.

5 steps to a stellar shave.
Planning a shave is easy. Just follow the steps below and you'll be on your way to a spectacular hair-razing event:

Download a shave kit.
Set a fundraising goal, date and location for your shave.
Register your shave online with Kids Cancer Care.
Spread the word. Tell all your friends and family, teachers and colleagues about your shave. Share your fundraising goal with them and invite them to join your shave as a shavee or pledger. Contact their office for promotional ideas.
Make your shave event fun. Invite your friends. Bring music. Have a BBQ for your supporters. Shave yourself a Mohawk first. Start a competition between shavees with a prize for the highest fundraiser.

Shaving your head is a great way to raise money while showing moral support for kids who lose their hair during cancer treatments. If bald isn't your style, you can always opt for a haircut or pledge someone else who is shaving. Check out the new shave video here and share it widely.
Shave Your Lid for a Kid is a grassroots initiative sponsored by Trico Homes and made possible by thousands of brave Albertans who shave their heads and raise vital funds and awareness for children with cancer.

For more ideas on how to promote and organize your own shave or for help registering and pledging online, contact Leah Nelner at 403.984.1223 or email her at nelner@kidscancercare.ab.ca.
To find out more about our Shave Your Lid for a Kid program, contact Leah Nelner at 403.984.1223 or email her at nelner@kidscancercare.ab.ca.

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August 2019

August 17, 2019

Annual Sugar Bowl Fundraiser

The Rotary Park Lawn Bowls Club, 705 1st St. N.E.

Gates open at 1:00 p.m., play begins at 1:30 p.m.

Individual registration costs $50. Registration for a team of 4 costs $180. All players get the chance to win the Sugar Bowl trophy title.
Tickets include tournament play and a barbecue dinner. For those who want to join in the festivities and enjoy the barbecue without showing off your bowling skills, fan tickets can be purchased for $15 each, $10 for kids over 2.

The annual Sugar Bowl lawn bowling tournament is The Amber Webb-Bowerman Memorial Foundation’s major fundraising event each year. Amber was a lawn bowler and the Sugar Bowl aims to provide a positive way to honour Amber’s memory while raising money for student scholarships and awards. It’s a fun event for a great cause — a bit quirky with a lot of heart, just like Amber herself.
The AWBMF is a registered charity that provides a program of annual scholarships. Recipients are selected by the individual post-secondary institutions on the basis of both scholastic merit and financial need. The foundation offers scholarships in perpetuity (endowments) at SAIT Polytechnic and Mount Royal University—both are Amber’s alma maters.
The Amber Webb-Bowerman Memorial Foundation (AWBMF) was established in the summer of 2008 to honour and preserve the memory of journalist Amber Michelle Bowerman (nee Webb), and to help fulfill her dreams by supporting emerging artists and journalists. Dedicated to quality in writing, reporting and the arts, Amber encouraged and supported young journalists and artists similarly committed to their own careers.

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August 17-18, 2019

The Ride to Conquer Cancer

Foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Start and Finish: Shane Homes YMCA, 11300 Rocky Ridge Rd. N.W.

On your Ride you’ll proudly cycle out of Calgary and follow the front ranges of the majestic Rocky Mountains as the urban landscape gives way to breathtaking scenery that is pure Alberta.

Day One
Culminates in a special afternoon and evening of entertainment and socializing with an overnight camp under the starry sky.
Saturday
5:30 a.m. - Check-In Services and Breakfast Available
6:30 a.m. - All participants On-site
7:00 a.m. - Opening Ceremonies Begins
11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. - Camp Festivities Open to Riders, Friends and Family
4:00 p.m. – 10-Year Rider toast at Camp, in the Alberta Cancer Foundation Tent, hosted by KPMG
6:00 p.m. - Camp Show

Day Two
Will lead you through more inspiring landscape with unforgettable views as anticipation grows and snow-capped peaks beckon you toward the Finish Line. Cheering onlookers, family and friends will be waiting to help you celebrate the end of your epic journey and your amazing impact in the quest to conquer cancer.
Sunday
5:00 a.m. - Breakfast Available
7:00 a.m. - Route Opens
8:00 a.m. - All Riders Must Be on Route
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Finish Line Festivities Open to Riders, Friends and Family

Registration: $75 fee for Rider, $25 for Crew
Each participant must raise at least $2,500 in order to ride.
Crew Members must attend the entire event in a service capacity and they do not ride the route. They are not required to fundraise, but they are strongly encouraged to raise a minimum of $500 so that more money remains with the cause.

Join in on August 17-18 for the 11th anniversary Enbridge® Ride to Conquer Cancer® benefiting the Alberta Cancer Foundation Presented by Evraz.
It’s a cycling journey, a fundraising crusade and your chance to BE EPIC. During this epic bike ride, you will ride for two days throughout Alberta's picturesque countryside. This Ride isn't just for athletes, it's for cyclists of all abilities. Journey alongside thousands over two days and 200 kilometres and help to raise millions for the Alberta Cancer Foundation, which supports cancer research and treatment at 17 cancer centres across Alberta.
You’ll be supported every step of the way with:
- Coaching and training tips
- Training rides in your area-
- A personal webpage for fundraising
- Informative orientation sessions

Because when you join The Ride to Conquer Cancer, you’re taking action, becoming part of a powerful tribe and creating hope for countless individuals touched by cancer. If you have a will to stop this disease, you have a place among us. Over two days and 200 kilometres, take on the majestic Rockies in solidarity and promise to show that cancer is no match against our conviction to conquer it. Two days. 200 kilometres. Spoke to spoke and pedal to pedal. The Enbridge® Ride to Conquer Cancer® benefiting the Alberta Cancer Foundation Presented by Evraz unites an unparalleled community of powerful men and women across Alberta who are committed to conquering cancer. For the past decade, doctors, researchers and supporters have united on the front lines of the battle against cancer, vowing to conquer this disease once and for all.
The money you raise for the Alberta Cancer Foundation through The Ride will directly support patients and families at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre in Calgary, the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton and 15 other cancer centres throughout Alberta and move closer to the vision to Conquer Cancer In Our Lifetime.
Your chance to BE EPIC starts right now… Register for The Ride today!

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August 17, 25, 2019

Run to the Taps - YYC Craft Beer Run

Start at one of 7 breweries

2 Distances
7 Calgary Craft Breweries
August 17 (night run) and August 25 (Barley Belt)

August 17th – 6:00 p.m. start
6 km. South Run, or 10 km. North Ru

August 25th – 11:30 a.m. start
Barley Belt tour – 6 km. or 8 km. distances
Pick your date, pick your distance, pick your brewery

Run Options:
Pint
6 km. Run - South - Night Run
6:00 p.m. Start - Saturday August 17
Breweries: Marda Loop Brewing Co., Wild Rose Brewery, ToolShed Brewing Co. (Served at Running Stride)

Growler
10 km. Run - North - Night Run
6:00 p.m. Start - Saturday August 17
Breweries: Citizen Brewing Co, Elite Brewery and Cidery, Zero Issue Brewing Co.

Jug
8 km. Run - Barley Belt Tour
11:30 a.m. Start - Sunday August 25
Breweries: Paddy’s BBQ and Brewery, Prairie Dog Brewing Co, The Establishment Brewing Co.

Crowler
6 km. Run - Barley Belt Tour
11:30 a.m. Start  Sunday August 25
Breweries: Banded Peaks Brewing, Village Brewery, Legend 7 Brewing Co.

Registration:
$30.00 for single day
$50.00 for both days

This is the 2nd annual Run to the Taps - Craft Beer Run.  This year they are offering two days to choose from. Pick the day(s) and then pick your starting Brewery (your team). The brewery you start at is the one you will finish at. You will run from each brewery, spend 45 minutes enjoying a beer, learning about the brewery and then head off to your next stop. There will be volunteers leading and tailing behind so no one gets lost. Space is limited to 60 participants per brewery so register early!  Each Participant will receive a Run To The Taps Growler to take home with them! Focusing on some of Calgary's best Craft Breweries, to run 6 km., 8 km., or 10 km. is all about fun- You run from one Craft Brewery to the next and enjoy a pint, get a tour of the brewery and then head on to the next stop!
In support of Diabetes Canada and Mito Canada.

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August 18, 2019

Paws in the Park YYC 2019

River Park OFF-LEASH, 4500 14A St. S.W.

Time: 11:00 a.m-4:00 p.m.

Free Admission

The Concorde Group is very excited to host the 6th Annual PAWS in the PARK fundraising event for Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society – AARCS! Rain or shine!
Featuring:
• Food Vendors
• Pet vendor market
• Beer garden
• Bouncy house
• Many more pet and family-friendly activities

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August 24, 2019

11th Annual 12 Stop Ride for Recovery Motorcycle Road Rally

Fresh Start Recovery Centre, 411 41 Ave. N.E.

Riders registration and Breakfast starts at Fresh Start starting at 7:30 a.m.
Rubber hits the road at 9:00 a.m.

Fees:
Riders and Passengers: $50
Friends of Fresh Start (dinner & evening festivities): $25

This 12 Stop Ride for Recovery Motorcycle Road Rally is a scavenger hunt style  motorcycle ride to increase awareness of the many ways that recovery restores lives previously destroyed by the disease of addiction and that Fresh Start is the solution for struggling addicts and their family members. This event helps raise funds so that more men and families can RECOVER their lives through Fresh Start.
Held on Saturday, August 24th, registration begins at 8:00 a.m. at Fresh Start, and the rubber hits the road at 9:30 a.m. with RECOVERY RIDERS receiving their first scavenger hunt clue to guide them to the first stop of their journey. This adventure is made up of a series of stops through our scenic city and rural landscapes. Each stop holds a new clue to direct riders to a different experience at each of the 12 Stops.
This year celebrate "Life is a Circus" all day long and venture out onto the road for over 400 km. of some of the best riding in the country. This scavenger hunt style ride will see over 250 riders and their passengers hit the road at 9:00 a.m. and end their day back where they started with dinner, silent auction and more fun and games. Enjoy some crazy stops along the way, including daredevil adventures, skill testing activities, audience interaction and some great entertainment - all while enjoying some of the best scenery Canada has to offer!!
The Rally is an opportunity to join community while traveling through the 12 stops in support of an essential cause.

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August 25, 2019

41st Annual Calgary Women's Run

Edworthy North Parking Lot, Monserrat Dr. & Bowness Rd. N.W.

10k Run
5k Run/Walk
Age Divisions: 10-year increments - 9 and under, 10 to 80+ yrs
Kids 1K Fun Run, race morning sign-on around 8:00 a.m., to start at 8:30 a.m.

Time:
9:00 a.m. for 10K
9:05 a.m. for 5K

Entry Fee: $55
Race plus Trail2Path Challenge: $85

The Calgary Women's Run is one of the oldest women's races in Canada. Post-race activities include results & awards ceremony, prizes for the top finishers in each category and draw prizes.
There will be a couple surprise awards at the end of the race so stick around.

Post-Race Activities
The results and awards ceremony commences at 10:45 a.m. and will include:
• Refreshments
• Awards ceremony
• Draw prizes.

The Trail2Path Challenge
Trail = register for Moose Mountain Trail Race the Saturday as well as the
Path = Calgary’s Women Run, 5 or 10k.

Charity
Calgary Silver Linings Foundation 
Calgary Silver Linings strives to expand & enhance the continuum of care for eating disorders in Alberta.

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September 2019

September 6, 2019

The ULTRA Night Run

Edworthy Park, 5050 Spruce Drive S.W.

Time:
10K Run 8:30 p.m.
5K Run/Walk 8:40 p.m.
5K and 10K

Registration fee: $65
Teams 5K/10K: $60
Teams are a minimum of 5 people
Each runner will receive an Energizer LED Headlamp, a Brooks ULTRA Night Run Race Tee, a Finishers’ Medal, a Michelob ULTRA beer ticket and post-race snack.

Come Light up in the night in Calgary.
The ULTRA Night Run lights up when the sun goes down. From the glowing, ULTRA-lit course to the fun-filled post-race celebration, join in and light up the night and #LIVEULTRA. The race will take runners through Edworthy Park to create a moving celebration of light - a celebration that will continue at the post-race party. Pound the pavement on the neon-lit course, then enjoy a round of Michelob ULTRA in the beer garden for the ultimate night run experience.

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September 6-8, 2019

Kidney March

Millarville- west into K Country- north along the Foothills of the mountains- closing ceremony will be held three days later on September 8 in Calgary at Canada Olympic Park

Registration, Individual Marcher: $75
Each participant agrees to raise a minimum of $2,200 in order to participate

Walk. Three days. 100 kilometers. From K Country to Calgary. Raise $2,200 for the fight against kidney disease. Sleep in a magical moving tent city (well, it doesn't move while you're sleeping). Your every need will be anticipated, from the transport of your luggage to meals, showers, snacks, and a cozy place to sleep. Meet some of the most inspiring people on the planet. Make the biggest difference you've ever made in your life.
Over 3.5 million Canadians have chronc kidney disease or are at risk. Most people don't know that they are at risk. Most don't know they have it until it's too late. The numbers are growing at an alarming rate. In southern Alberta alone, the number of people living with chronic kidney failure has doubled in the last ten years. 70% of people who are on the organ donor waiting list are waiting for a kidney.
There is no cure. So do the most you can possibly do walk the furthest you've ever walked, raise the most money you've ever raised, and commit to truly making a difference. Walking 100 kilometres over 3 days is an intimidating feat; after all, we're all just normal, everyday people. 95% of the people on Kidney March will never have done anything like this before in their lives. They’ll be intimidated by the fundraising they have to do, or they’ll be intimidated by the distance they have to walk, or, in most cases, they’ll be uneasy about both. This is not a group of athletes, although there may be a few. This is a group of people who are drawn together because they are personally dealing with kidney disease, they have a loved one who is, they’ve lost a loved one, or they simply want to do something really meaningful to make a difference on the issue.
Get on board for the incredible experience that is Kidney March.

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September 7, 2019

2019 Flexxaire Parkinson Step 'n Stride

South Glenmore Park -- Entrance off 90th Avenue S.W.

Schedule:
9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Registration: 9:00 a.m.
1km, 3km, or 5km Walks: 11:00 a.m.

Registration:
Bonus prizes for different level of fundraising.

There are many reasons why people walk and raise funds to support Parkinson disease; this September join over a thousand individuals, their families and teams across the province and gather to make a difference in the lives of Albertans affected by Parkinson's.
Join walkers in Calgary as they support Parkinson Association of Alberta and our mission to make every day better for Albertans affected by Parkinson disease. As the largest annual fundraising effort, Flexxaire Parkinson Step 'n Stride helps to ensure Parkinson Association of Alberta can continue to provide support, education, advocacy and contributions to research to benefit Albertans. Currently in Alberta there are over 10,000 Albertans affected from Parkinson disease and in 2031 they predict Parkinson disease will double in numbers.

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September 7, 2019

2019 South Health Campus Family Fun Run/Walk

South Health Campus, 4448 Front St. S.E.

Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Registration:
Individual Participant: $25
All Seniors Care - Seniors Walk the Block: $15
Under 16 Walk/ Run and entrance to Kid Zone: $5

Join in for the 2019 South Health Campus Fun Run. This is a family-friendly event focused on having fun, being active and raising valuable dollars together in support of programs, equipment and education within South Health Campus.
The Fun Run is a non-timed 5 km run/walk through the Auburn Bay community. The run/walk will start and finish at South Health Campus. Parents with strollers and wagons are welcome. Dogs will be permitted on a leash at the discretion of their owner.
Now in its 6th year, the event has raised more than $75,000 and has supported staff development, programs and unit priorities at South Health Campus.
Join in on September 7th to support our hospital, celebrate our community and raise money for this important facility.

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September 8, 2019

Dino Dash

Foothills Track, 2431 Crowchild Tr. N.W.

Race Start Times:
Race Day begins at 10:00 a.m.
Stroller 5 & 10 KM - 10:55 a.m.
5 KM  -  11:00 a.m.
10 KM  -  11:00 a.m.
FREE Kids Event at the track for kids 1-6 years old
Awards  -  12:30 p.m.

Registration:
Event Name    Regular  
10k Run           $55 
5K Run/Walk     $50 
10K Stroller      $55  
5K Stroller        $50  
10K Student     $30  
5K Student       $30  
Entry Fee Includes:
Dino Dash technical running shirt
Exclusive Dino finisher medal
Personalized race bib
Post race food, celebration & beer garden
Chip timed event
Opportunity to support the University of Calgary's Dinos cross-country and track & field teams

Nurturing running talent at The U of C - GO DINOS!
The Dino Dash was conceived in 2004 by two University of Calgary Students as a way to increase funding for the University of Calgary's Dinos cross-country and track & field teams. This longstanding fundraising event has contributed close to $100,000 to the U of C Dino track and cross-country teams to help provide scholarships, competition opportunities and uniforms for student athletes. It is a great success, back to school community event and it continues to grow. Go Dinos!

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September 8, 2019

Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope

North Glenmore Park, Snowy Owl Picnic Site, 7305 Crowchild Trail S.W.

Schedule:
9:00 a.m.: Registration begins
9:30 a.m.: Opening ceremonies, speeches and warm-up
10:00 a.m.: Walk/Fun Run 2.5 km. or 5 km.
11:00 a.m.: Join in for FREE post Walk refreshments, Team & Participant recognition and Children’s fun area

Registration:
Adult: $25.00
Show your commitment to the cause by raising $250 or more and your registration is free.
I've been diagnosed with ovarian cancer: No Fee
Child/Youth (17 and under): No Fee

The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope is the largest and most powerful event of its kind in the country. Held in over 35 communities nationwide, it is the only walk in Canada to direct all attention and fundraising towards helping women with ovarian cancer live fuller, better and longer lives.
Held annually during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in September, this family-friendly event raises vital funds to provide support, raise awareness and fund much-needed research into prevention, improved treatments and ultimately, a cure.
Walk because the women in your life are important to you. Walk for those who have been touched by ovarian cancer and for those who need to know more about the disease. This event rallies communities across the country and encourages people who have been affected by the disease to stand together in raising funds and awareness. All proceeds support Ovarian Cancer Canada, the only national charity dedicated to overcoming this disease.
To date, the Walk has raised over $27 million for life-changing programs and initiatives.
The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope was founded by Peggy Truscott in 2002. Peggy wanted to create a place where women and families living with ovarian cancer could connect with one another, surrounded by a community of support. With truckloads of sunflowers and her loved ones in tow, Peggy started a movement.

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September 8, 2019

Parkinson SuperWalk

Confederation Park, Site 4, 2807 10 St. N.W.

Registration Start Time: 9:30 a.m.
Walk Start Time: 10:30 a.m.

Registration:
Commit to raise the $50 minimum fundraising amount.

Canada's Parkinson SuperWalk is the largest national fundraising event for Parkinson Society Canada (PSC) and its regional partners. Join in as part of a movement of Canadians standing up to Parkinson's: No Matter What.
For more than 30 years participants from across the country have come together to show one another that they are not alone. Now, guided by the relentless perseverance of people living with Parkinson's standing up to their diagnosis more than 10,000 participants in 80 communities stand together on SuperWalk weekend.
Parkinson Canada SuperWalk takes place each September. Since 1990 walkers like you have raised more than $38 Million to support a better life today for Canadians living with Parkinson's, a world without Parkinson's tomorrow. Your efforts fuel nationwide and local support, advocacy and the Parkinson Canada Research Program.Funds raised support research, education, support services, and advocacy.
Parkinson's disease is a progressive brain disorder. It is the second most prevalent brain disorder in Canada. More than 100,000 Canadians have Parkinson's disease. Scientists predict that this number will increase dramatically as the population ages. Parkinson's strikes young and old, men and women in every culture and race. There is no known cause or cure for Parkinson's disease.

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September 8, 2019

Canmore Rocky Mountain Half Marathon

Lawrence Grassi Middle School, 610 7 Ave., Canmore, Alberta

Start Times:
Half Marathon - 8:45 a.m.
10 km - 9:15 a.m.
5 Km - 9:30 a.m.

HALF MARATHON
The half marathon course follows a beautiful route through woodlands, beside mountain streams, and through a historic mine site, with stunning views of mountain scenery. Registration: $90 until August 31, then $100

10 KM RUN & WALK
Beginning in the middle of historic Canmore the 10km loop will bring runners through town and out along the Bow River, revealing stunning views of Ha Ling Peak and the Three Sisters. Registration: $65 until August 31, then $75, 16 years and under $40

5 KM RUN & WALK
Come and enjoy a wonderful day in the Rockies! Appropriate for all running levels. The course is fast, fun and set in the middle of beautiful Canmore. Registration: $50 until August 31, then $55, 16 years and under $30

The 24th Annual Canmore Rocky Mountain Half Marathon, 10k & 5k Run/Walk will take place on September 8. The race has been rated one of North America's GREENEST Races by Runner's World Magazine. Join in raising funds for a good CAUSE by participating in one of the most environmentally-friendly events possible.
For the 24th year, the Canmore Rocky Mountain Half Marathon raised funds to support CAUSE Canada's essential development programs overseas. This year, funds raised by the race support maternal, newborn & child health in Guatemala and Honduras. Run for a CAUSE!

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September 8, 2019

Calgary Beer Run

Start at Brewsters, 834 11th Avenue S.W.

Each wave will be invited to Pre-Party at Brewsters 20 min. prior to their start time
Pre-drink at 11:00 a.m.
First wave pre-party starts at 11:10 a.m.
Wave 1 - Cinder-Ale-as start at 11:30 a.m. - Pre-Party 11:10 a.m.
Wave 2 - Mickey Malts start at 12:15 p.m. - Pre-Party 11:55 a.m.
Wave 3 - Goofy Juices start at 1:00 p.m. - Pre-Party 12:40 p.m.
Wave 4 - Buzzed Lightyears start at 1:45 p.m. - Pre-Party at 1:25 p.m.
The route will have 4 waves with 125 person capacity

Registration: $66.49
Each participant will receive a beer bag that includes more beer and more excuses to go get more beer at your favourite beer run brewery stops!

Your Calgary Beer Run Brewery Stops
Start Line - Brewsters
1st stop - Inner City Brewing
2nd stop - Trolley 5
3rd stop - Ol'Beautiful and Cold Garden Collaboration
4th stop - 88 Brewing Company
Finish Line - Prairie Dog
Distance in KMs: 10.6K

Love running? Love beer? Yeah you do! Why not throw ‘em together and celebrate The Canada Beer Run, returning this year now in Etobicoke,
Saskatoon, Montreal, Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Charlottetown, Toronto, Kitchener/Waterloo, Halifax, Ottawa, and Winnipeg.
Here’s how it works: get some awesome breweries to come together for the love of beer, and share it with you! Participants begin in waves every 30 minutes (75-125 in each of 4 waves) and run from brewery to brewery, stopping at each for 20 minutes to sample a delicious bit of what’s on tap. Each wave will have 3-6 Beer Bunnies who will pace the participants at each brewery and along the route.
All breweries will be pouring 4 oz. samples of their finest hand crafted beers and have its own unique atmosphere that will energize you for the next leg of the route. Live entertainment, fresh air, beer education, brewery tours, beer games and of course.....beer drinking!
The Beer Run is meant to be non-competitive, fun and a tad ridiculous. Dress in costumes of all kinds and bring your best buds with you. Don't miss out on this epic, wild, refreshing, unique running event!

National Charity Of Choice
Founded in 1918, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is the most established, most extensive community mental health organization in Canada. Through a presence in more than 330 communities across every province, CMHA provides advocacy and resources that help to prevent mental health problems and illnesses, support recovery and resilience, and enable all Canadians to flourish and thrive. Learn more at cmha.ca.

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