Program
June 1 - 6, 2026
A city-wide celebration of climate action, innovation, and collaboration.
Calgary Climate Week is six days of ideas, action, and connection. From executive-level strategy to open community conversations, the program brings together energy leaders, policymakers, innovators, and citizens around a shared challenge: building a lower-carbon future that works for Calgary and for the world.
Calgary Climate Week Program
Every event is designed with purpose. Whether you’re here to close a deal, deepen your thinking, or simply show up for your city, there’s a place for you in the program. From executive summits to free public talks, guided tours to community-led gatherings, the Calgary Climate Week program is designed to meet you where you are.
For more details, visit the Calgary Climate Week Schedule.
Opening Reception: June 1, 2026
Calgary Climate Week begins the evening of June 1 at The Ampersand. The Opening Reception sets the tone for the week ahead with remarks, a keynote presentation featuring Nicky Swan, and the energy of a city coming together around a shared purpose. Tickets Required.
Executive Forum: June 2-3, 2026
The flagship event of Calgary Climate Week. Held over two days from June 2-3, the Executive Forum convenes senior leaders from energy, finance, and policy for high-level dialogue on the decisions shaping our energy transition. Featuring keynote addresses, expert panels, and facilitated conversations, this is where strategy meets accountability. Pre-purchased ticket required. Spaces limited.
Calgary Climate Symposium: June 4-5, 2026
Open to everyone. The Climate Symposium at The Brownstone and Offsite is a public program of talks, workshops, and discussions exploring the ideas, technologies, and communities driving climate action. No credentials required, just curiosity. Free Admission.
Tours: Various Dates
See Calgary’s energy future up close. Climate Week tours offer behind-the-scenes access to the infrastructure, projects, and sites transforming how this city produces, uses, and thinks about energy. Space is limited on each tour. Registration Required. See Schedule for Details.
Indigenous Arts and Culture Event
Calgary Climate Week closes on June 6 with an evening dedicated to Indigenous arts and culture. This closing event honors the knowledge, relationships, and perspectives that are essential to any meaningful conversation about land, energy, and the future. Details to be announced.
Community Partner Events: Various Dates
Dozens of community organizations, businesses, and institutions are hosting their own events throughout the week, from film screenings and workshops to networking receptions and public art installations. These events are organized independently and reflect the breadth of climate action already happening across the city. Browse the partner event listing in the schedule.