THE DANISH CANADIAN CLUB
Calgary
A CLUB FOR ALL CANADIANS
Our Community
In this section you will find links to other Danish and Cultural community resources and events.
Austrian Canadian Society
The Austrian Canadian Society has been in Calgary since 1964. Until their current home was built the Austrian community would hold events in the old Danish Canadian Club on 11th Ave.
In June 2025 we reunited and are now both located at 3112 11st NE. The Austrian and Danish Flags fly proudly on either side of the Canadian Maple Leaf from the second floor.
We share many events together as well as a joint Austrian - Danish Menu in both the Hubertus Lounge and Mermaid Inn Restaurant.
Sharon Lutheran Church Calgary
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The Danish Lutheran Church in Calgary goes back to 1913.
Today it is located on 10th Ave NE, it is the result the the joining of two Danish
churches in Calgary, which took place in September-October 2010.
For many years before that each church had its own story.
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​Visit the website below for more information including upcoming events.
Scandinavian Cultural Center
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The Scandinavian Centre is a Cultural Community Hall located in NW Calgary.
The Hall Rentals are available to the public for Wedding Receptions and private Events.
They provide a facility for Internal Scandinavian / Nordic Groups from Finland, Iceland, Norway & Sweden to meet and provide their cultural activities and events.
The Scandinavian Cultural Society hosts events such as the Annual Scandinavian Choir Concerts and Scandinavian Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale.
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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. A 14 acre site that includes a museum, archives, living history buildings, quiet walking paths, a typical Danish church, gardens with a Little Mermaid and a Viking Ship.
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Some of the historical items from our 11th ave location are now at the museum.
The SAGA cafe serves Danish food and refreshments. Open spring to fall.
​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
www.danishcanadianmuseum.com or click the link below
Dickson Store Museum
Dickson is the oldest Danish settlement in Western Canada, as well as the home to the largest Danish settlement on the Canadian Prairies. It was settled in 1903 by seventeen Danish settlers from Nebraska. The 17 original Danish settlers came to the Dickson region in hopes of owning their own land and establishing a future for their families.
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Restoration of the store began in 1987 through the unselfish efforts of many dedicated volunteers, and in 1991 it was officially opened as a museum by Queen Margrethe II of Denmark. The Dickson Store Museum is a 1930’s restoration of the general store, post office, cold room, and living quarters.
