Neighbour Day
Neighbour Day 2025
Thank you to everyone who planned a block party, hosted a community event or came out to celebrate! We’re thrilled to see so many Calgarians bringing their neighbourhoods together. See how Calgarians connected through art, culture and community on Neighbour Day.
We had our first neighbour day party last year and it was a huge success! Everyone was thrilled! We recently had a new family move to the street and they said what sold them was when their realtor told them about our great neighbour day party!
Start planning your event
Share your Neighbour Day celebration on social media using #YYCNeighbourDay
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Tips to plan a block party for neighbours on your street.
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Block party permit
A block party permit lets you close the roadway for your event. See the Block Party Guide for more information.
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Greenspace permit
A greenspace permit is ideal for events that need a large outdoor area.
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Building Connected Communities
Neighbour Day can be a springboard to building a more connected and inclusive community. Building Connected Communities offers tools and ideas to help you keep that momentum going and foster a stronger sense of belonging year-round.
Funding your event
#YYCNeighbourDay Microgrant
The 2025 #YYCNeighbourDay microgrant offered a total of $70,000 in funding to support Neighbour Day events. Registered non-profits, charities, Community Associations and Business Improvement Areas could apply for up to $2,500 to help bring their event to life. Funded events were small-scale, free-to-attend and aimed to foster community connection while promoting equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging.
If you received funding, please submit the final report by Aug 31, 2025.
Stay tuned for details on the 2026 microgrant.
Discover other arts and culture funding opportunities here.

Attend an event
Share how your community is celebrating Neighbour Day by adding your event to the list! (submissions open in early 2026).