THE DANISH CANADIAN CLUB
A CLUB FOR ALL CANADIANS
The Danish Canadian Club
Around 1928, three Danish clubs were established in Calgary. In 1933, the clubs decided to join forces. On November 30, 1933, 72 chartered members formed a new club named The Danish Canadian Society.
In 1944, The Danish Canadian Society moved into its own premises at 114-7th Avenue S.E. On November 9, 1945, the name was changed to its present name, The Danish Canadian Club, commonly known as the DCC. In 1964, The Danish Canadian Club (DCC) sold its original location and purchased a new location at 727-11th Avenue S.W. where the club would remain for more than 60 years.
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As of June 1st, 2025 the club co-located itself with the Austrian Canadian Club to its current location at 3112–11 Street NE, Calgary. Many of the souvenirs and wall decorations from the 11th avenue location made the trip with us so if you enjoyed the ambiance of the old location you will feel at home at the new location.
Please come and enjoy the friendly environment along with Danish food, drinks and culture at our new location.​​
For more information on Danish Settlers in Alberta consider visiting the Danish Canadian National Museum
Located near Dickson, Alberta. The Danish Canadian National Museum invites you to explore the rich history of Danish immigrants in Canada--a saga that began over 1000 years ago. With more than a dozen indoor and outdoor exhibits including a Viking ship and the little mermaid. They also have the SAGA cafe for Danish food and refreshments. Open spring to fall.
Danish Canadian National Museum
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Street Address
35544 Range Road 31
Red Deer County
Alberta, Canada T4G 0N2
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Mailing Address
Box 92
Spruce View, Alberta
T0M 1V0
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Phone: 403 728 0019
website http://www.danishcanadianmuseum.com or click on the button below