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Top events in Calgary this week

14–21 November 2026

Calgary has 22 events on this week, mostly concerts and matches and sports events. Friday is the busiest day, with 7 of them. The fullest calendars are at Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Scotiabank Saddledome and Pawn Shop Live (formally known as Union Hall). The cheapest tickets start at CA$37.75.

Updated 14 Nov, 22:54 · Event data from Ticketmaster

22events
14–21 Nov 2026from CA$37.75

The best things to do in Calgary this week

  1. The Band KINOFri 20:00 Concerts / Pop

    The Band KINO

    Grey Eagle Event Centre
  2. Thu 18:30 Concerts / Heavy Metal

    Psycroptic W/ Inferi, Cognitive & Summoning the Lich

    Dickens Pub CA$37.75
  3. The Story Of Ozzy OsbourneFri 19:30 Concerts / Pop

    The Story Of Ozzy Osbourne

    Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
  4. TNA iMPACT! on AMCWed 19:00 Sport / Wrestling

    TNA iMPACT! on AMC

    WinSport Event Centre
  5. Fri 18:00 Concerts / Electro Pop

    Lilyisthatyou - The Flowers Have Feelings Tour

    Commonwealth Bar · 18+

All events in Calgary this week

Wednesday

184 events

Thursday

196 events

Friday

207 events

Saturday

215 events

Busiest venues

  1. Scotiabank Saddledomeupcoming events
  2. Commonwealth Barupcoming events
  3. WinSport Event Centreupcoming events
  4. The Palace Theatreupcoming events

Top events in Calgary this week: 14–21 November 2026

Calgary has 22 events on this week. Most of them are concerts and matches and sports events, with some club nights too. Here is what is on, who it suits and how to plan your days out.

For music fans

Choose between Psycroptic W/ Inferi, Cognitive & Summoning the Lich at Dickens Pub (Thursday, 18:30, from CA$37.75), Lilyisthatyou - The Flowers Have Feelings Tour at Pawn Shop Live (formally known as Union Hall) (Thursday, 20:00) and Lilyisthatyou - The Flowers Have Feelings Tour at Commonwealth Bar (Friday, 18:00), plus 6 more in the listings above.

For sports fans

Choose between Calgary Wranglers vs. Coachella Valley Firebirds at Scotiabank Saddledome (Wednesday, 19:00), TNA iMPACT! on AMC at WinSport Event Centre (Wednesday to Thursday) and Calgary Flames vs Minnesota Wild Presented by Calgary Foundation at Scotiabank Saddledome (Thursday, 19:00), plus 2 more in the listings above.

For a late night out

Choose between Stacked Pres: Dennett: Back To the Roadhouse Tour (360â° Set) at Commonwealth Bar (Thursday, 22:00), Coone at Pawn Shop Live (formally known as Union Hall) (Friday, 21:00) and World Famous Fridays (Rap Night) - Free RSVP at Commonwealth Bar (Friday, 22:00), plus 1 more in the listings above.

Something different

There is one pick: SAIT 2026 Fall Convocation at Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (Wednesday to Thursday).

For a laugh

There is one pick: Nick Colletti at The Laugh Shop (Wednesday, 18:00).

Planning your days out

Most start between 18:30 and 20:00, which leaves time for dinner first. The cheapest tickets are CA$37.75, for Psycroptic W/ Inferi, Cognitive & Summoning the Lich. For a late one, Stacked Pres: Dennett: Back To the Roadhouse Tour (360â° Set) at Commonwealth Bar starts at 22:00.

Friday is the busiest day, with 7 events.

Calgary this week: quick answers

What’s on in Calgary this week?

22 events, including SAIT 2026 Fall Convocation at Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Nick Colletti at The Laugh Shop and Calgary Wranglers vs. Coachella Valley Firebirds at Scotiabank Saddledome.

Is there anything cheap this week?

Yes. Psycroptic W/ Inferi, Cognitive & Summoning the Lich at Dickens Pub has tickets from CA$37.75.

What’s on late this week?

2 events start at 22:00 or later, such as Stacked Pres: Dennett: Back To the Roadhouse Tour (360â° Set) at Commonwealth Bar.

Which venues are busiest?

Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (4 events), Scotiabank Saddledome (4 events) and Pawn Shop Live (formally known as Union Hall) (3 events).

Where to go in Calgary: events, concerts and shows worth your night

Calgary is best known for ten days in July, but it has a year-round scene worth the trip: a concert hall with some of the best acoustics in Canada, a music museum with a live stage, a strip of bars along 17th Avenue, and an alternative festival that takes over the inner city each June. Below is where to go in Calgary for a night out, with addresses, and what tends to be on when.

Concerts and live music in Calgary: Arts Commons to the Saddledome

The Jack Singer Concert Hall (Arts Commons, 205 8 Avenue SE, artscommons.ca) is home to the Calgary Philharmonic and one of the country’s finest halls. The Palace Theatre (219 8 Avenue SW) on Stephen Avenue takes the touring rock, hip-hop and electronic acts, and the Scotiabank Saddledome the arenas. Studio Bell (850 4 Street SE, East Village), the National Music Centre, is a museum of Canadian music with a performance hall; the King Eddy blues bar is rebuilt inside it.

Calgary nightlife: 17th Avenue, Inglewood and Kensington

The Ship & Anchor (534 17 Avenue SW) anchors the Red Mile, the run of pubs and bars along 17th Avenue SW, with live bands most weeks. Inglewood, across the river to the east, has the Ironwood Stage & Grill for roots music and the newer bars; Kensington, north of the Bow, the neighbourhood pubs. Last call is 2 am; the CTrain runs until around 1 am.

Theatre and dance in Calgary

Arts Commons holds Theatre Calgary and Alberta Theatre Projects on its stages; the Jubilee Auditorium takes Calgary Opera, Alberta Ballet and the touring Broadway shows; and the High Performance Rodeo in January is the city’s international performance festival.

Museums and galleries in Calgary

The Glenbow (130 9 Avenue SE), the city’s main museum, is reopening after a full rebuild with free admission on all floors; Contemporary Calgary in the former planetarium on 11 Street SW shows the contemporary programme, and the Esker Foundation in Inglewood is a free gallery with a view.

Calgary festivals and events by season

  • Winter: the High Performance Rodeo in January and the Big Winter Classic music festival.
  • Spring: the Calgary International Film Festival’s spring events and the return of the outdoor patios in May.
  • Summer: Sled Island, the alternative music and arts festival across dozens of venues in June; the Calgary Stampede, ten days in early July with free concerts at the grounds; the Calgary Folk Music Festival on Prince’s Island in July; and the Fringe in Inglewood in August.
  • Autumn: the Calgary International Film Festival in September, and the Philharmonic, opera and ballet seasons opening.

Things to do in Calgary tonight and this weekend

The listings above are the live version of all this: every concert, show, club night and exhibition on in Calgary tonight, tomorrow and this weekend, with times, prices and tickets, updated every hour.