Family Day is a day to take part in activities aimed at the whole family.
There are plenty of fun things to do with your family right here in Calgary for the Family Day holiday Monday February 15th. There is no shortage of activities downtown or in the burbs for people to explore.
If you love the outdoors, consider a day on the slopes or a skate on the pond, an afternoon at the zoo or on the pathways, to name a few.
Or maybe you prefer the indoors and that’s OK too! There are tons of things from which to choose. You could play board games at home, catch a movie, walk the mall, enjoy a concert, or even have a blast learning at the Science Centre.
For those who just love to kick back you could share a chat over a special coffee, or enjoy a leisurely meal at your favourite hangout. Whatever you do, celebrate in style…
Make your Family Day long weekend fun, full of belly laughter, amazing and memorable. After all, that’s why this one’s dedicated to families everywhere…
Bill Brandsma Real Estate wishes everyone a safe & enjoyable Family Day Holiday.
How many times have you watched a TV show where a homeowner has tried his hand at renovating his kitchen or basement and ended up with a big disaster? Probably quite a few. There are in fact, so many would-be amateur renovators that networks like HGTV broadcast a variety of how-to shows with a focus on home improvement and renos gone bad!
Maximize your energy savings (lower monthly bills!) without sacrificing comfort. Install a programmable thermostat that can be set to automatically turn heat on and off. Lower the temperature at night or while you’re at school/work and return it to the desired setting before you wake or arrive home. They’re easy to install. All you need is a few simple tools and about 20 minutes!
Experts from all areas of home renovation, home décor or home buying will be on hand to showcase their companies, their services and their products.
The impact of Calgary’s economic downturn and the weak Canadian dollar isn’t all bad. Homeowners often turn to renovations in a tough real estate market, choosing to update and improve their existing home vs. purchasing/moving to a new one.
