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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June 2019

June 15, 2019

Sporting Life 10K

Starts at the 69th St. LRT Station, 69th St. and 17th Ave. S.W.

Schedule:
6:00 a.m.: Bag Check Opens
7:50 a.m.: Mandatory Race Briefing
8:00 a.m.: Race Starts

Registration fees: $65.00
Entry Fee Also Includes:
- Custom technical running shirt
- Promotional Gift Card to Sporting Life
- Exclusive finisher medal
- Personalized race bib
- Post race celebration
- Chip timed event
- Opportunity to help children living with cancer

Calgary’s Fastest Road Race
Encourages individuals to come out and participate in support of children and youth with cancer. Help raise $50,000 in 2019 for Starlight Children's Foundation.
Run a 10K PB on this point-to-point net downhill course while taking in Calgary's city-scape from the start line. Run through the south-west quadrant of the city with your final kilometers amongst skyscrapers, through the normally bustling downtown area before finishing in Olympic Plaza.
Race through participation and fundraising your support will help the children and youth with cancer. Then stay for the post-race party at Olympic Plaza where they will present awards for top athletes and celebrate PBs for everyone!

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June 15, 2019

Street Meet 2019

Pearce Estate Park Inglewood, 1440 17A St. S.E.

Schedule:
9:30 a.m. Registration
10:00 a.m.-10:45 a.m.: Talent Show
11:00 a.m.: 3K walk Starts
11:45 a.m.: Family Fun Activities and BBQ
12:30 p.m.: Closing Cemermony

Registation:
Walkers (individual): $15
Walkers (family of 4): $45
Add $5 for each additional family member
Your entry fee includes:
- A fun and inspirational T-shirt
- Refreshments, food, games and activities for the whole family
- Opportunity to win fundraising and team spirit prizes

Ups and Downs - Calgary Down Syndrome Association is proud to support Calgary and Area as its Down Syndrome Community provider for over 30 years. They are always striving to create new opportunities for persons with Down Syndrome, and this year is no exception! New this year is additional workshops for developing life skills, community events to promote inclusion, Social Nights for our ages 16-24, and adding to the array of conferences throughout the year.
2018 saw an increase in family memberships; and with this increased membership came larger operational costs for the organization. So help to make this year's Street Meet even more successful than ever! With your help, Ups and Downs has the ability to keep providing families and individuals the support they require!
Street Meet is one of Ups and Downs biggest annual fundraising events. Held each June, the day consists of a 3k walk, BBQ and a spectrum of festivities for children and adults alike. So get ready to get the sneakers out of the closet and start stretching those muscles. There will be food, fun and games for the whole family. Oh, and of course... all the great prizes!
The funds raised during Street Meet are vital in supporting and sustaining core Ups and Downs programs throughout the year.

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June 16, 2019

1st Annual Essex Lease Financial Corporation Father's Day Run & Walk

Heritage Park, 1900 Heritage Drive S.W.

Time: 8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
7:00 a.m. Heritage Park Opens (Participants)
7:45 a.m. Official Welcome
7:55 a.m. Warm Up
8:00 a.m. 10km Run, 5km Run & 5km Walk Start
9:45 a.m. Little Kids Race
10:00 a.m. Father’s Day Brunch, Heritage Park opens to the general public

Registation:
Adult (16+): $60 until June 13, $65 after
Youth (7-15): $50 until June 13, $55 after
Child (3-6): $35 until June 13, $40 after
Infant: No charge
A picturesque 10km or 5km run or 5km walk back in time…plus the scenic view of the mountains and Glenmore Reservoir

Spectator Fees:
Adult (16+): $55
Youth (7-15): $45
Child (3-6): $30
Infant: No charge

Register today for the 2019 Essex Lease Financial Corporation Father's Day Run & Walk, and celebrate Dad with the whole family!
Proceeds from the 2019 Father's Day Run and Walk will support very specialized and custom technology and care for Neonatal Intensive Care Units throughout Calgary. These units at Foothills Medical Centre, Peter Lougheed Centre, Rockyview General Hospital and South Health Campus provide necessary care and support, not only for our tiniest patients, but for the whole family - dads too!

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June 16, 2019

Do It For Dads Walk Run

Eau Claire Market, 200 Barclay Parade S.W.- Festival Square

Registration Time: 8:00 a.m.
Walk/Run Start Time: 10:00 a.m.

Registration Fees: $35 or fundraise $125 and waive your registration fee. 
Children under age 12 register for free
5 km. family walk/run

On Sunday, June 16 be there for your dad and help put an end to prostate cancer. The Do it for Dads Walk Run 5 km. is a fun, family-friendly event, hosted on Father’s Day, that raises awareness and funds for the leading cancer affecting Canadian men and the families that love them. Join in after the run for lots of great food, prizes and live entertainment.
Join families and friends across Canada and be there for your dad. Funds raised will support cutting edge research into the causes, detection, prevention and treatment of prostate cancer. Your donor dollars are having an impact on research that has the greatest potential to improve prostate cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment to ensure a better quality of life for survivors.

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June 16, 2019

World Partnership Walk

Prince's Island Park

9:45 a.m.

Suggested Fundraising Goal: $1,000.00

Step forward and be part of the World Partnership Walk in Calgary. Together, we can fight global poverty and be a positive force of change in the world.
In 1985, a small team of women in Vancouver voluntarily started raising funds and walking to help end global poverty in their own small but meaningful way. They had come from Asia and Africa and wanted to give back to the communities they left behind. They persuaded 1,000 other walkers to join them in the fight against global poverty and raised $55,000 in donations.
Since its start over 30 years ago, the Walk has raised over $100 million for international development programs and initiatives, making it the largest and most successful event of its kind in Canada! Funds raised through World Partnership Walk go directly to support Aga Khan Foundation Canada international development programs in Africa and Asia— initiatives that improve access to quality education and health, increase food security, create economic opportunities and help millions of people unlock their potential to build a better life.

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June 17, 2019

Ride To Work Day

Ride to Work Day was inspired by "Work to Ride - Ride to Work'" marketing materials created between 1989 and 1991 by the Aero Design and Manufacturing Company, a Minnesota based manufacturer of motorcycle riders clothing. In 1992 these items inspired motorcycle magazine editor Fred Rau to write an editorial calling for a national ride to work day.
The first annual Ride to Work Day event was proposed in Road Rider magazine (now titled Motorcycle Consumer News) in the May 1992 issue. This is an excerpt from that "Ride to Work" editorial: "You may remember several months ago when Bob Carpenter, commenting in his 'Two Up' column, mentioned how neat he thought it would be if there was one day a year when everyone who owned a motorcycle used it to ride to work. That comment was prompted by a T-shirt produced by Aerostich RiderWear that simply said, 'Work To Ride, Ride To Work.' Everyone seemed to think that a national 'Ride To Work' day was one heck of a good idea."
The first Ride to Work Day event date was July 22nd, 1992. For several years various motorcycle businesses informally promoted every third Wednesday in July as Ride To Work Day. These early advocates included Road Rider Magazine, Dunlop Tires, and Aerostich/Riderwearhouse. The event continued to grow as an informal grass roots demonstration every year until 2000. That year a non-profit organization, Ride to Work was formed to help organize and promote Ride to Work Day. The first Ride to Work Day event led by this group was the third Wednesday in July of 2001. This day was the annual day until 2008, when it was changed to the Third Monday In June. This change was made to climatically better accommodate riders world-wide, and to give more riders an opportunity to participate.
Ride your motorcycle or scooter on this day to demonstrate:
- The number of motorcyclists to the general public and to politicians.
- That motorcyclists are from all occupations and all walks of life.
- That motorcyclists can reduce traffic and parking congestion in large cities.
- That motorcycles are for transportation as well as recreation.
- That motorcycling is a social good.
Ride to Work is a 501 c4 nonprofit, all-volunteer effort.

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June 22, 2019

Annual Motorcycle Ride For Dad 2019

Starts at Ralph’s Motorsports, 262117 Balzac Boulevard, Balzac, Alberta

Registration: 7:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m.
Ride starts: 9:30 a.m.

Registration is $30 per person
Participating Passenger - $30
Passenger receives 'ride day' privileges
Registration is free with $100 raised in donations

You don’t need to be a rider to get involved! Become a volunteer, sponsor, pledge a rider, make a donation, or register as a non-riding Champion.
"If I had gotten checked this time last year, I wouldn't be planning my own funeral today.”
Charlie Pester, Kingston educator and role model

That’s the quote that started the Motorcycle Ride For Dad. That single sentence serves as an inspiration for the hundreds of people across Canada who raise money for prostate cancer awareness and research through annual local Rides.
When Garry Janz heard the words of Charlie Pester in 2000, he was moved to do something to raise awareness and funds for the fight against prostate cancer. Along with Byron Smith of the Ottawa Police Association, Janz organized the first Ride For Dad in Ottawa. That first ride involved some 80 motorcyclists and raised just over $20,000 for the Ottawa Regional Cancer Center.
The Ottawa Ride became an annual event and experienced phenomenal growth each year. Soon, other cities were requesting similar events be held in their communities. From its humble beginnings, the Ride For Dad has grown to include 30 cities across Canada and plans are underway for several more. Today, more than 100,000 men, women and children have been involved… raising over $33,000,000 to fight prostate cancer.
Join in for a family fun-filled day of riding, food, poker run, auction and some great prizes, all while helping to raise money to fight prostate cancer for the local community.
The mission of the TELUS Ride For Dad is to raise funds to save men’s lives by supporting prostate cancer research and raising public awareness of the disease. The goal is for men to continue to be there for their families and friends for years to come. The parade of vehicles grabs the attention of the masses and the media on ride day, the research helps find hope for the future and the awareness has the potential of saving men’s lives today.

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June 22, 2019

Plant Sale & Garden Stroll

Reader Rock Garden, 325 25th Ave. S.E.

10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

FREE

Mark your calendars for June 22nd, Saturday. This will be the biggest Plant Sale  ever!  And, of course, our experienced Tour Guides will be onsite to offer you their insider scoop about all things related to Reader Rock Garden. The Annual Garden Stroll is always a special time; hope to see you there! 
The Reader Rock Garden is somewhat discreet tucked away behind the trees and shrubbery that shield it from the traffic on nearby Macleod Trail and 25 Avenue S.E. It isn't the most prominent of spaces but truly a hidden gem.

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June 22, 2019

Remington Race for Pace

Race location: Remington Development Corp., 200 Quarry Park Blvd. S.E.

Event Details
9:00 a.m. Superhero Zone Opens
9:30 a.m. 1KM Superhero Parade 
10:00 a.m. 5KM & 10KM Run/Walk Starts

Registration:
Individual Registration: $40
Youth Registration (Ages 2-15): $20
Children under 2 are Free

For over a decade, heroes across Calgary have laced up and embraced their inner hero for children with special needs.
Join Remington Race for Pace for this annual fun run or walk support of Pacekids Programs. Embrace your inner hero, run or walk 1 km., 5 km., or 10 km. Suit up and make a difference for children with special needs! Register as an event participant, collect pledges, walk or run, and KAPOW you're a hero!

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June 22, 2019

Southern Alberta Brain Injury Society's Walk & Roll

Bowness Park, Site 3, 8900 48 Ave. N.W.

Time: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
A BBQ will be held at 12:00 p.m.

Registered participants are required collect a minimum of $75 in pledges. 

Come support the Southern Alberta Brain Injury Society's Walk & Roll. Participants taking part in the event, happening on Saturday, June 22 can walk, jog, bike or blade their way through Bowness Park.
SABIS provides support, coordination of services and education to survivors of acquired brain injury (ABI) and their families living in the Calgary region. ABI affects over 10,000 Albertans annually and is the number one cause of disability for those between 18 and 40 yers of age. The most common causes of acquired brain injury are: stroke, motor vehicle collisions and falls. All proceeds from this event will go directly towards SABIS programs and services.

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June 22, 2019

Marathon of Sport

Mount Royal University, 4825 Mt. Royal Gate S.W.

Schedule:
8:30 a.m. – Registration
9:30 a.m. – Opening Ceremonies
10:00 a.m. – Marathon of Sport begins
12:30 p.m.- Lunch break
3:00 p.m. – Closing Ceremonies
7:30 p.m. – Marathon of Sport After Party

Team registration:
– Find a Team Captain who will act as the lead on behalf of your team
– Determine whether you will register as a Corporate or Standard team
– Recruit 7-10 co-ed participants
– Each participant in required to pay the $50 registration fee
– Collectively fundraise to reach your team goal before the event
– Have FUN and know you are supporting amazing Special Olympics athletes in your local community!
Included in your Team registration, each participant will receive:  an Under Armour t-shirt, motionball hat, Pita Pit lunch, refreshments, a ticket to the Marathon of Sport after-party, fundraising incentives, and most importantly, a chance to play with the proud Special Olympics Alberta athletes who motionball supports!

Let's Do Something Special on the Playing Field!
Join in June 22nd at Mount Royal University for the 2019 motionball Marathon of Sport Calgary all in support of the Special Olympics Canada Foundation!
What is Marathon of Sport? It’s a fun-filled day of athletic competition where participants team up with local Special Olympics Alberta athletes and together, they will compete in a variety of sports & activities including soccer, football, ultimate, basketball, benchball and so much more!
Inside Marathon of Sport:
The playing field isn’t the only place where athletes will compete! Each team of 10 participants will fundraise through pledges to reach their team goal, all in support of the Special Olympics Canada Foundation! Thanks to the National Apparel Sponsor, Under Armour, participants will also have the chance to take home amazing fundraising incentive prizes!
motionball is proud to donate 70% of the funds raised from this event to Special Olympics Alberta. This funding is directed to support programs for local athletes in the community. 25% is directed to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation, whose mission is to ensure the long-term financial integrity of the Special Olympics movement in Canada and to fund long term athlete and volunteer growth. The remaining 5% will help grow the #NoGoodWay Campaign aiming to end the use of the R-word (retard) in everyday conversation and encourage Canadians to make the choice to eliminate the R-word from their vocabulary and empower them to take #NoGoodWay to their circles of influence.
motionball’s mandate is to introduce the next generation of volunteers and donors to the Special Olympics movement through integrated social and sporting events. motionball now hosts 40+ annual events in 19 cities across Canada. motionball is proud to have donated $10.85M to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation since their inception in 2002.

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June 22-23, 2019

The Johnson MS Bike Tour- Airdrie to Olds

Start/Finish location is TransCanada Turbines, 998 Hamilton Boulevard N.E., Airdrie, Alberta

Check-in Time: 7:00 a.m.
Start Time: 8:00 a.m.

Entry Fee: $75-$125/person (includes all meals and snacks)
The minimum pledge amount is $350.

Are you ready for the MS Bike experience? You’ll conquer Canada’s best roads and accomplish your wellness goals, while accelerating the pace of MS breakthroughs and empowering people affected by MS to live their best lives. You are changing the future of MS with support through every kilometer of your journey.
Join in at the MS Bike and experience the excitement, challenge and sense of community that you’re looking for.
What will the weekend look like? Envision a picturesque ride of Alberta's cowboy country. This two-day ride is a great event for cyclists of all levels and abilities looking to challenge themselves in an effort to end MS. Embark on an extraordinary journey with 600 other cyclists through scenic rural Alberta. On this two-day, 180km road ride, you will enjoy rest stops along the way stocked with food, beverages and smiling faces. Saturday evening celebrations include Beer Gardens, live entertainment and more! Bring friends, family and supporters alike to cheer you on. The tour is equipped with transportation, mechanical and first aid support. Everyone age 10 and up of all abilities can challenge themselves by registering today. Enjoy a weekend of excitement, fun and profound accomplishment as you join the fight to end MS.
Canada has the highest rate of MS in the world. And when you join MS Bike, you join our country’s collective effort to help improve the lives of Canadians affected by MS. The dollars you raise are invested in world-leading MS research happening right here in Canada research that will bring us closer than ever to the first treatment for progressive MS and ultimately a cure for the disease. It’s an exciting time for MS research, and your participation will keep the momentum going. This is a great event that you do not want to miss! Create a team by encouraging family, friends and coworkers to join you or pledge you on your ride!

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June 23, 2019

The Divas Half Marathon

Eau Claire Festival Market, 200 Barclay Parade S.W.

Times:
Half Marathon (wave start):
Wave 1- 8:00 a.m.
Wave 2- 8:03 a.m.
Wave 3- 8:06 a.m.
5K (wave start):
Wave 1- 8:20 a.m.
Wave 2 - 8:23 a.m.
Wave 3 - 8:26 a.m.

Entry Fees:
Half Marathon fees: $100
$125 at Health & Fitness Boutique (only if space is available)
5K fees: $75
$85 at Health & Fitness Boutique (only if space is available)

Medals
After conquering the course in 2019, you will receive an amazing medal for your collection!
Pink Tutus
All participants (half & 5K) will receive pink tutus with their registrations! You can wear it on race day, or any day for that matter!
Boas & Tiaras
All Divas will pass by our glamorous Boa & Tiara station just before the finish line! Now that's finishing in style!
Bubbly Toast
Enjoy a bubbly toast at all Divas events! What woman doesn’t love some bubbly? Especially, after all the hard work you put into not only training for the race, but completing it too! Cheers to you! Because every woman deserves some pampering…and NOT just on special occasions!

Fashionably on time
The Divas® Running Series is the most fun and glam women's running series in the nation. This series is all about girl power. Get glam at one of the races while enjoying a great run in some of the country's best vacation destinations: Long Island, NY, San Juan, PR, San Francisco Bay, CA, Temecula, CA, DC's Wine Country, VA, North Myrtle Beach, SC, Galveston, TX, Peachtree City, GA, Florida West Coast at Punta Gorda, FL, Calgary, Canada and Toronto Island, Canada.

Rethink Breast Cancer is the young women's breast cancer movement. Rethink exists to empower young women concerned about and living with breast cancer wherever they are in the world and in the moments they need it most.
Your gift right now ensures that we improve the lives of young women by providing:
- Education- So that young women will have the information they need to be breast aware and risk savvy.
- Resources + Community- That support the unique issues young women living with breast cancer face.
- Research- That aims to answer some of the unique questions surrounding young women with breast cancer.
- Advocacy- To improve breast cancer services, treatment, education and research for young women with cancer.
- Awareness- Through bold, attention-grabbing campaigns we spread our mission in a way that gets people talking.

The Health & Fitness Boutique
The Health & Fitness Boutique at Westin Calgary will feature exhibitors showcasing the latest trends, designs, and advances in running shoes and apparel. The best thing about the boutique is that it is free and open to the public!

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June 23, 2019

Ride Don’t Hide

Starting Location: Springbank Park for All Seasons, 32224A Springbank Rd.

Schedule:
7:00 a.m.: Registration for 105km ride opens.
7:30 a.m.: Horn sounds – 105km riders take off.
9:00 a.m.: Registration for 50km ride opens.
9:30 a.m.: Horn sounds – 50km riders take off.
10:30 a.m.: Registration for 10/20km ride opens.
11:00 a.m.: Horn sounds – 10/20km riders take off.
Noon: Riders begin to return; BBQ lunch and fun activities to celebrate!
1:00 p.m.: Closing remarks and wrap up.

This community event accommodates riders of all ages and abilities with 3 different rides to choose from:
 1. 10 & 20 km.
 2. 50 km.
 3. 105 km.

Registration: $65
This year, instead of a registration fee, if you raise $100, your registration fee will be waived. Children under 16 years old will still ride free.
Adults and Youth will receive a Ride Don’t Hide t-shirt (children’s t-shirts are available for purchase); a supportive ride with aid stations (water & snacks) on the 105km and 50km routes; BBQ lunch after the ride; fun festival activities to enjoy after your ride; and a rider kit with goodies and swag! 

Ride Don’t Hide is a nationwide fundraising bike ride that brings mental health out into the open. Join us for the eighth annual Ride Don’t Hide on June 23, in over 25 communities across Canada. Ride Don’t Hide is the largest mental health bike ride in Canada with almost 10,000 riders and hundreds more family members, friends and volunteers across Canada taking part, raising more than $2 million each year for the Canadian Mental Health Association. Get on your bike and join the movement. Ride. Don’t hide.
1 in 5 Canadians have a mental illness in any given year. But 5 in 5 Canadians have mental health.
Everyone deserves to feel well, whatever their mental health experience. In order to thrive, we all need a good sense of self, and we all need purpose, contribution, hope, resilience and belonging. When we hide from each other and from how we’re feeling, we don’t get the support or help we deserve or need. So, Ride Don’t Hide gives thousands of people across Canada the opportunity to connect—to their own mental health, to each other and to their broader communities, while raising critical funds that support CMHA mental health programs and services in their own communities. Ride Don’t Hide events are welcoming community events that build awareness, inclusion and acceptance, and where everyone is encouraged and supported to speak openly about their own mental health.

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July 2019

July 3, 2019

Make-A-Wish Rope for Hope

Barclay Centre, 606 4 St. S.W.

8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Participants are each required to raise a minimum of $1,500 to take part.

Make-A-Wish Rope for Hope is a unique challenge event that calls on participants to raise pledges in exchange for a once-in-a-lifetime experience to rappel down the edge of a high-profile building. Event participants will rappel alongside an amazing group of people including wish kids, wish parents, Make-A-Wish corporate supporters and volunteers. Participants are each required to raise a minimum of $1,500 to take part. Participants can take part in a variety of ways: as individuals, in teams, or as part of a colleague group.
The mission of Make-A-Wish® Canada is to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Along with the national office, eight regional chapters grant magical wishes to children in need from coast-to-coast. Make-A-Wish Canada is an affiliate of Make-A-Wish® International, the largest wish-granting organization in the world, making dreams and wishes come true for more than 480,000 children since 1980.
The national 2019 Make-A-Wish® Rope for Hope fundraising goal is $1.5 million. All money raised by Make-A-Wish Rope for Hope rappellers goes to granting the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions in each local market.

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