Always one of the most popular draws, the Calgary West Rotary Club’s 26th annual Stampede Parade Gourmet breakfast at Knoxville’s Tavern Stampede Event Centre is a chance to fill up on pancakes, berries and cream, sausage, eggs, beans and more, all while watching the parade. Proceeds from the event go toward the Rotary Club's humanitarian projects.

Tickets cost $55 per person and children under four years old eat for free.

 

 

 

 

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To kick off Calgary’s favourite western-themed week, Dandy Brewing Co. is hosting a Stampede breakfast on July 5 with flapjacks, beans, bacon, coffee, and of course, beer. Then on July 11, the brewery is hosting a fundraiser, Camp Fyrefly, featuring live music from Robert Adam and T. Buckly, a Stampede-inspired snacking spread, and a free first round of drinks for all in attendance. 

Tickets for the July 11 event are $35, with all proceeds going toward Camp Fyrefly initiatives.

Taking place at the Marda Loop Community Centre, this breakfast is offering an authentic gluten-free Stampede experience. Food and cash donations for the Calgary Food Bank are encouraged, but entry is free for members of the Canadian Celiac Association or $2 for non-members.

We’d be remiss if we didn’t include Calgary’s largest Stampede Breakfast on our list. Taking place in the mall’s front parking lot, this year’s event is poised to be bigger than ever. Guests will enjoy a hearty breakfast of pancakes and sausages with all the fixings, while taking in some live entertainment from country music stars Lyndsay Butler, Jake Matthews, and Michelle Wright. 

As always, entry is free. This year Chinook Centre will be raising money for the Alberta Children’s Hospital.

 

 

 

 

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This daylong Stampede event at Tomkins Park kicks off with a massive pancake breakfast at 9:30 a.m. Following breakfast, event-goers will be treated to a day of live music, line dancing, games, and giveaways. At 6 p.m., the event switches gears and will be screening Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle for all in attendance.

Love pancake breakfasts but not much of a morning person? New Horizon Mall is doing all the Stampede fun without the early morning rush. This event includes breakfast, bouncy houses, an inflatable slide, carnival games, live performances, and more. 

The fun-filled family event runs from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and entry is free.

Heritage Park’s beloved Captain’s Cruises will make their triumphant return to the Glenmore Reservoir with a Stampede-themed cruise on the historic S.S. Moyie featuring live entertainment from country music star Matt Masters, western dancing, and a country-inspired tasting menu. Also available onboard is a cash bar with beer and cider offerings from Big Rock Brewery and crafted cocktails from Eau Claire Distillery.

Tickets are going for $74.95 per person.

Hy’s annual Stampede breakfast serves up one of the best breakfasts in town, right outside its 8th Avenue location. This year, the Calgary landmark steakhouse is asking for a minimum donation of $5, which goes directly toward the Calgary Firefighters Burn Treatment Society. On offer will be its famous prime beef hash and eggs, fresh orange and watermelon slices, orange juice, and hot coffee or tea.

 

 

 

 

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This Stampede event at Unimarket Cocina South is perfect for the breakfast lover who’s not really into pancakes. This refreshing change of pace offers authentic Mexican cuisine like cachapa con queso, scrambled eggs, red Mexican chilaquiles, Columbian-style red beans, coffee and Jamaica juice. 

The breakfast runs from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and entry is free.