The Dirty Duck is an Inglewood neighbourhood staple with steel tip boards and a laid-back atmosphere. Affiliated with both CPDA and ICDL leagues and popular with players from the east side of the city. Good pub food and a welcoming crowd.
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The Garage near Eau Claire is a large sports bar and billiards hall with steel tip dart boards, big screens, and a lively atmosphere. Open to all players and a great spot for casual darts any night of the week.
Moose’s Beanery in Brentwood is an NW Calgary favourite with steel tip boards and a loyal darts crowd. CPDA league nights run here and the regular clientele is a mix of serious players and neighbourhood regulars. Known for wings and a no-fuss pub atmosphere.
One of Calgary’s most iconic pubs, the Ship and Anchor on 17th Ave has been a darts destination for decades. Steel tip boards, a legendary patio, and live music make this a favourite for league players and casual throwers alike. Home to CPDA and ICDL league nights.
A proper British pub on 9th Ave SW, Dickens is a long-standing CPDA league venue with steel tip boards and a classic pub atmosphere. Known for its dark wood interior, great beer selection, and a crowd that takes their darts seriously.
The Pig and Duke is a Beltline gastropub with steel tip boards and an active darts scene. Home to both CPDA and ICPDL league nights, it draws a mix of serious players and pub regulars. Good food, solid beer list, and always a game on.
The Bear and Kilt sits right on Stephen Ave in the heart of downtown and is a well-known stop for darts players in the city. Scottish pub atmosphere, steel tip boards, and affiliations with both CPDA and ICDL leagues. Busy on match nights.
Get ready to throw some arrows and meet your new darts family! Friday Drop-In Darts is back at Pine’s Pub, and we’re excited to welcome players of all skill levels to join the fun. Whether you’re picking up a dart for the first time or looking to sharpen your skills
Get ready to throw some darts and join Calgary’s thriving dart community! The 2025-2026 Wednesday Dart League is calling all dart enthusiasts to grab your flights and head down for a night of friendly competition, great people, and pure dart fun. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just looking to
501 Blind Draw Doubles every Friday evening at Rundle Community Centre in NE Calgary. Register by 7:30 PM to get your spot. Entry is $10 per person plus $1 for the snowball pot. Blind draw format means you’re paired with a random partner each week — a great way to
501 Blind Draw Doubles every Saturday afternoon at Rundle Community Centre in NE Calgary. A great way to spend a Saturday afternoon throwing darts and meeting other players in the community. Blind draw format pairs you with a different partner each week. All skill levels welcome. Contact Bob Haddow at
Calgary’s oldest and largest pub darts association, running Monday night steel tip leagues across pubs and community centres throughout the city. Open to male and female players of all skill levels. NDFC membership required. The CPDA season runs September to April. Teams register through the league website and play home