Aug
8
11:00 a.m.11:00

Famous 5 Pink Tea / Prince of Wales Hotel, Waterton Park, AB

Prince of Wales Hotel Lounge

Adult: $80.00 Per Person / Youth: $40.00 Per Person (*Ages 12 and under) / Tickets & Registration: Nancy McCormick (519) 845-3107

Ticket pricing includes GST & gratuity. *Prince of Wales Hotel Parking Fee: $10.50 Per Vehicle

Join us for an elegant afternoon with Frances Wright, Famous 5 Foundation CEO & Co-Founder and

remarkable Southern Alberta women! Once held as a creative form of resistance, Pink Teas allowed women to organize for equal rights without opposition from opponents! Today, these modern gatherings are open to everyone to encourage lively conversations and the development of solutions for equality issues that still challenge us today.

This event is part of the Famous 5 Maquette “Trailblazers Tour” of Alberta. Bringing the story of the Famous 5 back to the province where they made history and inspiring a new generation of nation builders in the spirit of the Famous 5! This tour is made possible with the support of the Alberta Government, Dept. of Arts, Culture & Status of Women, Werklund Foundation and Individual Donors. Additional thanks to the Prince of Wales Hotel, Town of Pincher Creek, Municipal District 9, Pincher Creek.

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Aug
7
7:00 p.m.19:00

An Evening With Trailblazers!

  • Pincher Creek United Church (map)
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You’re Invited!

“An Evening With Trailblazers”

Thursday, August 7, 2025 / 7-9PM / Pincher Creek United Church

Everyone Welcome! / Seating is Limited / Nancy McCormick (519) 845-3107 for more information.

Join Frances Wright, Famous 5 Foundation CEO & Co-Founder for a special evening presentation. Learn the remarkable story of the Famous 5, their many victories for equality and discuss solutions for equality issues that still challenge us today.

A panel of outstanding trailblazing women from Pincher Creek & Area will bring their perspectives to the conversation. Q & A to follow.

This event is part of the Famous 5 Maquette “Trailblazers Tour” of Alberta. Bringing the story of the Famous 5 back to the province where they made history and inspiring a new generation of nation builders in the spirit of the Famous 5! This tour is made possible with the support of the Alberta Government, Dept. of Arts, Culture & Status of Women, Werklund Foundation and Individual Donors. Additional thanks to the Town of Pincher Creek, Municipal District 9, Pincher Creek.

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Oct
18
12:00 p.m.12:00

"We Are All Persons!" Celebrating the 95th Anniversary of the 'Persons' Case!

  • 'Women Are Persons!' Monument, Olympic Plaza (map)
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Celebrate Persons Day! Everyone is invited to this free, public celebration of the 95th Anniversary of the ‘Persons’ Case!

Join MC Teri Fikowski for this special noon hour celebration featuring a Land Acknowledgement by Chantal Stormsong Chagnon, musical performances by Carolyn Harley and the Nellie McClung Elementary School Choir, spoken word by Asha Nenshi Nathoo, special guests from Memory Lane Fashions, inspiring words by outstanding female leaders and more! Together, we will acknowledge the first international legal declaration based on the principle of equality. That’s something we can all celebrate!

No registration required; please contact us if you are bringing a large group (projects@famous5.ca) Please bring a chair or walker if you require seating.

Spend time getting to know the Famous 5 after the event - this will be Calgary’s last opportunity to see the ‘Women Are Persons!’ monument in this location before they are moved for the Arts Commons expansion!

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Oct
18
12:00 a.m.00:00

Host A 95th Anniversary Pink Tea!

Host one of 95 Pink Teas Across Canada!

REGISTER HERE! INSCRIVEZ-VOUS ICI!

How 5 Women Changed Canada Forever Over a Cup of Tea a video for your pink tea!

THEN: When the Famous 5 were campaigning for women to have the right to vote and run for elected office, their suffrage meetings were disrupted by their opponents. Women traditionally held teas for the birth of children, when someone left the community or other reasons. Men didn’t attend these teas so suffragists started calling their political meetings Pink Teas and very few opponents attended.

NOW: Harness the spirit of the Famous 5 to inspire conversations around the equality issues that still challenge us today and build a more equitable Canada! What the Famous 5 began, we continue: pay equity, racial inequality, 2SLGBTQIA+ rights, missing and murdered Indigenous girls and women, mental health and addiction, and more. Whatever your gender, race, sexuality, age or background, we are all persons. Host a Pink Tea to mark the 95th anniversary of the historic ‘Persons’ Case or any occasion that inspires conversations about equality!

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