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Tuxedo Park, Calgary — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Tuxedo Park is a residential neighbourhood in Calgary, Alberta, dating from 1929 and known for the Centre Street Church.
About Tuxedo Park
Where to stay in Tuxedo Park
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Tuxedo Park suits visitors who want an older, settled address close to Calgary's centre without staying downtown. The neighbourhood dates from 1929, and the Centre Street Church stands as its most familiar marker. Its streets are residential.
If you would rather sleep in an established quarter of Alberta, among early houses like the Parker Residence, than in a central hotel, this part of Calgary within Canada answers that preference.
About Tuxedo Park
What are the main landmarks in Tuxedo Park?
Tuxedo Park keeps several named heritage buildings. The Centre Street Church is the most prominent, giving the neighbourhood a recognisable civic marker within Calgary. Two early homes survive too.
The Parker Residence and the Upshall (Corson) Residence date from the district's earlier decades in Alberta, and together with the church they anchor what heritage Tuxedo Park holds in Canada.
What is the history of Tuxedo Park?
Tuxedo Park was established in 1929, one of the older residential additions to Calgary. Its early years left buildings that still stand, among them the Parker Residence and the Centre Street Church. Growth came steadily.
What began as an interwar neighbourhood on the edge of a growing Alberta city settled into a stable quarter of Calgary, and the name has held across Canada since.
Where is Tuxedo Park?
Tuxedo Park lies within Calgary, in the province of Alberta, Canada, an older residential neighbourhood established in 1929.
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Updated July 2026