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Current sponsorship

Explore current and past large-scale sponsorships of Calgary’s places and assets in the summary below. These include major City assets as well as city-wide programs, services, and events.

Current sponsorship - City-managed assets

Cowboys Park (2024-present)

Location: Downtown West End 

Previous name(s): Mewata Park (1906-1999), Shaw Millennium Park (1999-2019), Millennium Park (2019-2024) 


Rotary-Mattamy Greenway (2013-present)

Location: Pathway that encircles the entire city of Calgary 

Previous name(s): N/A

Current sponsorship - Partner-managed assets

MNP Community & Sports Centre (2022-present)

Location: Erlton, SW 

Previous name(s): Lindsay Park Sports Centre (1983-2002), Talisman Centre (2002-2016), Repsol Sport Centre (2016-2022)


Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton (2019-present)

Location: Seton, SE 

Previous name(s): N/A


Shane Homes YMCA at Rocky Ridge (2018-present)

Location: Rocky Ridge, NW

Previous name(s): N/A


Remington YMCA in Quarry Park (2016-present)

Location: Douglasdale/Glen, SE 

Previous name(s): N/A


Melcor YMCA at Crowfoot (2015-present)

Location: Arbour Lake, NW 

Previous name(s): Crowfoot YMCA (1997-2015)


Cardel Rec South (2015-present)

Location: Shawnessy, SE 

Previous name(s): South Fish Creek Recreation Centre (2001-2015)


Genesis Centre (2012-present)

Location: Martindale, NE 

Previous name(s): N/A


Scotiabank Saddledome (2010-present)

Location: Beltline, SE

Previous name(s): Olympic Saddledome (1982-1994), Canadian Airlines Saddledome (1994-2001), Pengrowth Saddledome (2001-2010)


Trico Centre for Family Wellness (2007 -present)

Location: Willow Park, SE

Previous name(s): Family Leisure Centre (1983-2007)


TELUS Spark (2006-present)

Location: Renfrew, NE

Previous name(s): N/A


Calgary TELUS Convention Centre (1998-present)

Location: Downtown Core

Previous name(s): Calgary Convention Centre (1974-1998)

Historical sponsorship

Explore historical large-scale sponsorship arrangements for Calgary’s places and assets in the summary below. 

Historical sponsorship - City-managed assets

TD Free Fare Zone (2022-2025)

Location: Downtown Core 

Previous name(s): Calgary Downtown Free Fare Zone (1981¬2022) 


Shaw Millennium Park (1999-2019)

Location: Downtown West End 

Current name: Cowboys Park (2024-present)

Previous name(s): Mewata Park (1906-1999)

Historical sponsorship - Partner-managed assets

Repsol Sport Centre (2016-2022)

Location: Erlton, SW

Current name: MNP Community & Sports Centre (2022-present)  

Previous name(s): Lindsay Park Sports Centre (1983-2002), Talisman Centre (2002-2016)                          


Subway Soccer Center (2009-2013)

Location: Foothills, SE

Current name: Calgary Soccer Center (2013-present)

Previous name(s): Calgary Soccer Centre (1992-2013)


Cardel Place for Community, Sports & Recreation (2004-2015)

Location: County Hills Village, NE

Current name: Vivo for Healthier Generations (2015-present)

Previous name(s): N/A


Talisman Centre (2002-2016)

Location: Erlton, SW

Current name: MNP Community & Sports Centre (2022-present)

Previous name(s): Lindsay Park Sports Centre (1983-2002), Repsol Sport Centre (2016-2022)


Pengrowth Saddledome (2001-2010)

Location: Beltline, SE

Current name: Scotiabank Saddledome (2010-present)

Previous name(s): Olympic Saddledome (1982-1994), Canadian Airlines Saddledome (1994-2001)


EPCOR Centre for Performing Arts (2001-2011)

Location: Downtown Core

Current name: Werklund Centre (2011-present)

Previous name(s): Calgary Centre for Performing Arts (1985-2001)


Burns Stadium (1995 -2003)

Location: University of Calgary, NW 

Current name: Foothills Stadium (2003-present)

Previous name(s): Foothills Stadium (1966-1995)


Canadian Airlines Saddledome (1994-2001)

Location: Beltline, SE

Current name: Scotiabank Saddledome (2010-present)

Previous name(s): Olympic Saddledome (1982-1994), Pengrowth Saddledome (2001-2010)