The Firefighters Museum of Calgary

Appears to be closed from June 11 until further notice. Nothing mentioned that here on Google. It's on the website.

It has been closed for 6 months, and nobody knows when it will be open again.

Small but very neat facility. Well-equipped with heritage artifacts, interactive and informative exhibits, and ample kids space. Worth the stop!

The staff was very friendly; perhaps even bored since they followed us around offering information all the time. It was neat to see all the history dating all the way back to Worls War 1.

Such a great place for both adults and kids.

This is a run by donation little place that displays equipment, centenary fire trucks, etc. The staff is happy to explain the display to the kids and there's coffee for the parents (just bring your change to donate it!

A great local gem. It's very new and the exhibits are really well done. Good mix for kids of all ages - our five year old loves that they let them wear fire jackets while they play, and our two year old loves playing in the doghouse. Really well optimized for groups of kids with lots of open spaces for storytime or free-play, while some exhibits are not meant to touch/climb on - but are clearly marked. Super friendly staff including a retired fire chief, and plenty to keep us busy for the morning. It's a bit off the beaten path and wasn't very busy. They don't charge admission, but will accept donations. Kids have been begging to go back ever since

Amazing staff. Very friendly and kind. Looking forward to another visit

It's well curated and the volunteer staff are passionate about the museum and it's contents. There are enough interactive opportunities that high energy kids/people would enjoy the experience. It's a unique place to learn about the history of firefighters in Calgary as well as their current role in our community. Worth a visit.