Things to do in Calgary in June: Lilac Festival Calgary Farmyard
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Each Sunday in June, The Confluence is hosting a Family Fun Hour for kids up to age 11. The theme for June is gardens; explore something new each week with hands-on activities on offer. Admission into The Confluence Cultural Centre is included in the ticket price.
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