Operator: Fat Monk Films Ltd. · Editor: Jordan · Calgary, Alberta · Independent — no paid placements.
Every site in the network
calgaryrodeo.com
Calgary Rodeo
The Stampede, year-round. The network's hub.
calgarysaddledome.com
Calgary Saddledome
The civic scrapbook of the building before its 2027 demolition. Hockey, concerts, lacrosse, the full memory of the 'Dome.
calgaryconcerts.com
Calgary Concerts
Every show that came through Calgary. The independent ledger of concert memories and a guide to the city's venues.
calgaryolympics.com
Calgary 1988 Olympics
The 1988 Winter Games. Eddie the Eagle, the Jamaican bobsled, Witt vs Thomas. The Calgary moment that introduced the city to the world.
calgaryfilmfestival.com
Calgary Film Festival
CIFF memories. The films that ran 11 PM at the Globe, the Q&A that turned into something else, the September the city watches everything.
calgarynewspaper.com
Calgary Newspaper
Calgary news in plain language. The civic ledger, weather, transit, what changed today.
calgarykids.com
Calgary Kids
For families navigating Calgary. Playgrounds, free events, family camps, weekend ideas.
calgaryteachers.com
Calgary Teachers
Resources, community, and stories for Calgary classrooms.
calgaryhockey.com
Calgary Hockey
Every level. Pro, junior, minor, women's, beer-league. Every rink on the map.
calgaryfootball.com
Calgary Football
Stampeders red and the local ladder underneath.
calgarybasketball.com
Calgary Basketball
Wranglers, Dinos, MRU, SAIT, drop-in runs across the city.
calgarysoccer.com
Calgary Soccer
Cavalry FC at Spruce Meadows down to U7 at McKenzie Lake.
calgarymenu.com
Calgary Menu
What Calgary is eating tonight. Restaurants by neighbourhood, by mood, by hour.
calgaryburgers.com
Calgary Burgers
The burger ledger. Every Calgary burger worth driving for.
calgarybeers.com
Calgary Beers
Calgary breweries, taprooms, beer release calendars. Hop-forward, slow-pour.
calgaryparks.com
Calgary Parks
Fish Creek to Nose Hill. The outdoor map of Calgary.
calgarytea.com
Calgary Tea
Tea houses, afternoon service, boba, gongfu, local blends.
calgarychristmas.com
Calgary Christmas
Markets, lights, Santa stops, holiday concerts. December in Calgary, week by week.
calgaryhalloween.com
Calgary Halloween
Pumpkin patches, haunted nights, costume shops, trick-or-treat routes. Calgary's October.
calgarytrickortreat.com
Calgary Trick or Treat
Calgary neighbourhoods ranked for trick-or-treating, density to candy budget.
calgarygolfcourses.com
Calgary Golf Courses
Public, private, executive, par-3. Tee times, conditions, the Calgary golf season.
calgarygaragesale.com
Calgary Garage Sale
Every Saturday's garage sales on one map. Routes, photos, neighbour notes.
calgaryairportparking.com
Calgary Airport Parking
Every YYC lot. Rates, shuttle times, winter block-heater coverage.
calgarygaming.com
Calgary Gaming
Board-game cafés, arcades, LAN cafés, tournaments, escape rooms.
calgarydrugs.com
Calgary Pharmacies
Every Calgary pharmacy with the hours, services, and walk-in availability you need.
calgaryhousepainting.com
Calgary House Painting
Vetted painters, free quotes, no-pressure leads.
calgaryinvesting.com
Calgary Investing
Local market coverage, real estate, business profiles. Editorial only — not financial advice.
How it works
Each site is independent in voice. calgarysaddledome.com sounds nothing like calgarykids.com, and that's the point. They serve different Calgarians.
They share infrastructure. One database (Supabase), one AI concierge (Dusty), one event feed pulling from Ticketmaster, Eventbrite, and the City of Calgary's open-data feed. When the Saddledome announces a tour, every relevant site in the network surfaces it within an hour.
They share The Calgary Newsletter. Stories filed on any site bubble up to The Calgary Newsletter every Friday morning.
The whole thing is independent and free. No paid placements, no sponsored tiles, no pay-to-list directories. We make it because nobody else is making it for Calgary.
Why a network instead of one big site
One mega-site would try to serve everyone and serve nobody. A network of focused sites means the people who want hockey can read the hockey site, the people who want playgrounds can read the kids site, and Google can rank each one for what it actually is — without the duplicate-content penalties of subsections of a megasite.
The shared infrastructure (Dusty, The Calgary Newsletter, the event feed) means each site gets the leverage of a much bigger publication without losing its specific voice. It's the same operating model a magazine chain used to have, applied to the post-2025 internet.
Get in touch
Story tips, corrections, sponsorship questions, the "what is this even" question: jordan@fatmonkmedia.com. Usually answered within a business day.
Independent property. Fat Monk Films Ltd. (Alberta corporation). No paid placements, no sponsored content, no programmatic advertising. Edited from Calgary.