From Farm to City: Experience Aggie Days in Calgary

For more than 40 years, Aggie Days has brought the farm to the heart of Calgary, connecting thousands of students and families with the people, animals, and stories behind where our food comes from. This year’s event takes place at the Nutrien Western Event Centre at Stampede Park.

Whether you are visiting with a class or planning a family outing, this hands-on event offers a chance to experience Alberta agriculture up close. For full event details, visit the Aggie Days webpage.

School Days (April 15–17) 

For pre-registered school groups | Grades 3 to 6

Students in Grades 3 to 6 from Calgary and surrounding area schools will:

  • Explore interactive exhibits
  • Watch cow milking and sheep shearing demonstrations
  • Make meaningful curriculum connections to Alberta agriculture through hands-on learning

This is an opportunity to bring learning to life outside the classroom.

Family Days (April 18–19) 

Open to Public

Saturday and Sunday | 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. | Free admission

Bring the whole family and:

  • Visit animal exhibits
  • Discover agriculture through fun, interactive activities
  • Watch Clock, Stock & Barrel and the Extreme Cowboy Race competitions

It is a fun and accessible way to spend the day while learning something new.

Visit Rocky View County at Aggie Days

Rocky View County Agricultural and Environmental Services has been a long-time participant in this educational event. If you are attending, please stop by and say hello. Our team would be happy to share information on invasive species, how they impact local ecosystems and agriculture, and what you can do to help protect our environment.

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