The iconic Calgary show jumping venue is busy making improvements, including upgraded premium seating in time for the Masters.

Concerns about the new COVID Omicron variant have prompted the decision to delay the release of season tickets until the spring of 2022.

The sr. VP of Spruce Meadows talks about the challenges of staging the event ‒ with limited spectators ‒ during the ongoing pandemic.

The Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ gets underway September 9-12 with exciting international competition all weekend.

There may be no summer tournaments again this year due to the pandemic but Spruce Meadows still wants their fans to stay in touch.

Because of the Covid-19 pandemic and its related restrictions, organizers plan a series of CSI and CSIO tournaments in September instead.

Organizers hope to make an official announcement of the venue's plans for the 2021 season no later than March 15th.

The Calgary venue provides an update on current contests and programming leading up to the 2020 Spruce Meadows 'Masters' at Home online event.

Spruce Meadows is thrilled to unveil the arrival of this year's four-legged special editions in its annual Name The Foal Contest.

This month, international show jumping fans from around the world will turn their attention to the third Major in the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping, the CP ‘International’, presented by Rolex at the CSIO Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’. Taking place between September 4-8, 2019, the Rocky Mountains of Calgary once again play host to the […]