Walk through Calgary’s Inglewood neighborhood on a two-hour Indigenous Art Tour that highlights powerful murals and stories of resilience. Discover urban culture through colorful street art that reshapes local history.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily flat terrain with some paved paths.
Wildlife
History
Inglewood is Calgary’s oldest neighborhood, established in the late 19th century, now serving as a vibrant hub for Indigenous art and urban culture.
Conservation
Efforts focus on preserving public art by promoting respect and preventing vandalism, supporting Indigenous artists and cultural education.
Warrior Women
Walk through Calgary’s Inglewood neighborhood on a two-hour Indigenous Art Tour that highlights powerful murals and stories of resilience. Discover urban culture through colorful street art that reshapes local history.
Warrior Women is an Indigenous-led cultural tourism organization based in Jasper, Alberta, offering guided experiences that connect visitors with local Indigenous perspectives, plants, art, and stories. The business operates guided walks and events including the Wapakwanis Plant Walk in Jasper National Park, the Indigenous Cultural Town Tour through Jasper led by Knowledge Keeper Matricia Bauer, the YYC Indigenous Art Walk Tour in Calgary’s Inglewood, and evening Fireside Chat programs at the Jasper Museum. Matricia Bauer, a Cree herbalist and certified guide, provides authentic interpretation rooted in lived experience and traditional plant knowledge. Tours focus on respectful cultural exchange, ecological awareness, and hands-on learning: participants explore native flora, make salves and soaps, view Indigenous murals and public art, and engage with storytelling, drumming, and Cree language phrases. Each experience ranges from approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, with longer evening programs offered for deeper cultural engagement. Warrior Women collaborates with local sites and communities in Jasper and Calgary to present accurate cultural context and safe learning environments for guests. The organization emphasizes land-based teachings and tangible takeaways such as handcrafted medicinal products and vocabulary in Cree. Booking information, seasonal availability, accessibility details, and meeting locations are provided through official tour listings; prospective visitors are encouraged to consult those listings for current schedules and requirements.
Program sizes, accessibility options, and seasonal schedules vary; consult the tour listings for up-to-date booking, visitor information, and travel planning tips today.
Tours Offered
4
Guided cultural experiences
Trip Lengths
1.5–2 hours
Typical duration range
Local Guide
Matricia Bauer
Cree herbalist and certified guide
Locations
Jasper & Calgary
Jasper National Park and Inglewood
Reserve spots on the Wapakwanis Plant Walk, Indigenous Cultural Town Tour, YYC Indigenous Art Walk, or Fireside Chat — space is limited and schedules vary by season.
Wear comfortable walking shoes
The tour covers historic Inglewood streets with varied surfaces, so supportive footwear helps you enjoy the walk.
Bring a water bottle
Stay hydrated during the two-hour outdoor walk, especially in summer months.
Sun protection advised
The route has limited shade, so sunscreen and hats are recommended during sunny days.
Respect the artwork and surroundings
Do not touch murals or graffiti; photography is encouraged but behave considerately in residential areas.
Comfortable walking shoes
Needed for varied urban terrain during the 2-hour walk.
Water bottle
Helps you stay hydrated on warm days.
summer
Sun hat or cap
Protects from sun exposure on open streets.
summer
Camera or smartphone
To capture the vivid murals and street art throughout Inglewood.