Banff is a Canadian Resort Town that was discovered in 1883 by railway workers who happened upon a heated mineral spring - which later was named the Banff National Park.

Word of the 'healing' powers of the spring spread, bringing tourists to the newly built town.

Today, Banff is known more for its incredible Skiing, than its hot springs. Approximately 5,000 people call Banff home, however in the Winter over 30,000 visit.

Banff is truly one of the most scenic and breathtaking places on earth. The town of is alive with activity year-round.

January
Ice Magic International Ice Sculpture Competition & Exhibition
This unique and popular exhibition is held in mid-January thru mid-March all around Lake Louise. Ice sculptors from all over the world come to Banff to compete and show off their talents in an event with widespread appeal.
May
Banff Slush Cup
Held during the entire month of May In this odd and wildly entertaining event, skiers and snowboarders seek fame by attempting to fly over a pool of icy water. The Slush Cup has become a must see springtime tradition. This event typically put a final exclamation mark on the ski season.
July
Banff Arts Festival
This four week festival of performing arts during the summer season spans from the genius of great masters such as Shakespeare and Mozart, to break-out performances by young artists on the verge of discovery. This summer festival sizzles with over 60 events.
November
Banff Mountain Film Festival
This event previews the top adventure films from around the globe. One of the largest and most important film festivals of it's kind.
December
Community Party on the Pond
This event, held at the 10th Street Pond in Canmore, is an alcohol-free, family friendly celebration. Music and entertainment, wandering performers, and fireworks bring in the new year with a bang.