Saturday, June 7 - 9am-3pm
Saturday, June 7 – 9am-3pm – FREE Admission!
Join over 20 local organizations, businesses and speakers offering services, support, and information for older adults and their families.
- Lunch – Sandwich & Salad Combo, specially catered by Unison! – Pre-order and pay at the event ($12.60 per person)
- Enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and water with your meal.
- And don’t miss live music with Brayden Lowe during lunch!
Stay tuned for Speaker details and times coming soon.
If you would like to be an exhibitor or a presenter, please contact market@dalhousiecalgary.ca
Musician: Brayden Lowe 
Brayden Lowe is a Calgary-based singer and songwriter whose music blends the soulful depth of R&B with the infectious energy of pop. Inspired by legends like Otis Redding and Sam Cooke, and influenced by modern artists such as Usher and Justin Timberlake, Brayden crafts songs that resonate with authenticity and emotional depth.
His musical journey began over a decade ago when he picked up his first acoustic guitar, igniting a passion that led him to perform across Canada, as well as in Ireland and the United States. His work has been featured on prominent platforms including CBC, 101.5 Today Radio, and The Raven 89.3. In recognition of his talent, Brayden was nominated for Pop Recording of the Year at the YYC Music Awards.
Beyond his musical achievements, Brayden is deeply connected to his community and draws inspiration from the hearts of those he encounters along his journey. He continues to create music that reflects his experiences and the stories of those around him
For more information or to follow his musical journey, visit braydenlowe.com.
Phil Johnson started as a financial planner because he wanted to help people. For years he heard people say things like ‘I’ll never be able to retire’. These people have fallen into the trap of believing that financial freedom is something which is out of their control, and this simply isn’t true. Anyone can realize their goals as long as they’re willing to create a plan and stick to it. His passion is educating his clients so that they can truly understand and take control of their finances, and create holistic plans which address not only the need to accumulate wealth, but also the best way to protect it.”
Catharine Eckersley is an occupational therapist and the owner/director of Valley to Peak OT Consulting, a private OT practice in Calgary, Alberta. With a Master in Occupational Therapy (University of British Columbia, 2016), a Master of Arts in Physical Education & Recreation (University of Alberta, 2012) and Honors Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology (University of Western Ontario, 2010), Catharine brings an extensive educational background to her practice. Along with that Catharine is proud to be on the Board of Directors for ARK (Accessibility Renovations for Kids), a Calgary-based charity which provides free home accessibility renovations to children with mobility limitations. Since 2018, Catharine has worked daily in the urban and rural homes of her fellow Albertans, increasing their quality of life, independence, and safety. Covering an ~200km travel radius of Calgary, Catharine has developed an expansive network of trusted vendors, contractors, and healthcare providers. In 2022 Catharine grew her team, which prides itself on assisting clients and their families to navigate the healthcare system and resources, and to provide peace of mind. Excellent services, including flexible weekend, evening, and virtual appointments for Albertans, resulted in Valley to Peak being awarded the 2023 Consumer Choice Award for Southern Alberta, the 2022 Community Votes Calgary Platinum Award, and being rated as a top occupational therapy business (The Best Calgary, 2022). With no referral necessary, Catharine looks forward to connecting with you directly to discuss your occupational therapy goals.
Tom Keenan is both a seasoned IT professional and a popular professor at the University of Calgary. He taught Canada’s first computer security course in 1977 and was involved in the creation of the country’s first computer crime laws. He has spoken on five continents and is the author of over 2,000 academic and professional publications. A frequent guest on radio and television programs, Tom has served as an expert witness in civil and criminal cases and is known for his ability to demystify complex subjects and tease out the “news you can use.”