Key Highlights

• Historic Character & Heritage Identity – Established in 1875, Inglewood is Calgary’s oldest neighbourhood and is celebrated for its rich history, preserved heritage buildings, and unique character. The community blends its historic roots with thoughtful revitalization, creating a neighbourhood that honours its past while embracing the future.
• Riverfront Location & Recreation – Nestled along the Bow River, Inglewood offers exceptional access to parks, pathways, bird sanctuary, and natural areas. Residents and visitors enjoy walking, cycling, paddling, and exploring some of Calgary’s most scenic outdoor spaces year-round.
• Vibrant Local Businesses & Community Culture – Inglewood is home to one of Calgary’s most distinctive main streets, featuring independent shops, restaurants, cafés, breweries, galleries, live music venues, and cultural attractions. A strong sense of community, year-round festivals, and locally owned businesses make Inglewood a destination for both residents and visitors.

Inglewood’s historic identity is reflected through its heritage buildings, mature streetscapes, and landmarks that showcase its early industrial and commercial development. These elements contribute to a strong sense of place while supporting thoughtful growth and redevelopment.

The community’s location along the Bow and Elbow Rivers, with access to the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, parks, and pathways, provides residents with opportunities for recreation and connection to Calgary’s natural environment.

The 9 Avenue S.E. corridor supports Inglewood’s vibrant local economy through its independent businesses, restaurants, galleries, and cultural spaces, creating a walkable and active community hub. Strong resident involvement and local organizations continue to support Inglewood’s identity while helping guide future growth. The community’s combination of heritage, urban vitality, and natural amenities makes it one of Calgary’s most distinctive neighbourhoods