Welcome to the festive Christmas season, filled with delightful treats and plenty of jolly fun. It’s that time of year when you can sit back, enjoy a cup of hot coffee, and watch the snowfall. People celebrate Christmas in many ways—whether it is by setting up Christmas trees,
An Engineering and a Sociology student walk into a bar. This wasn't just any bar; it was an eccentric venue perched atop a towering building that hosted one of the nation's most prestigious law firms. Of course, a high-end law firm would have an awe-
Studio Bell is hosting their After Hours Party after five years when they last hosted this event in 2019, before the pandemic. After Hours is a nighttime series that’s geared towards music fans that are 18+. The holiday edition will be taking place Dec. 14 at 7 p.m.
The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra has been in operation since 1955 and has become a vital part of the thriving arts scene in Calgary. On Nov. 15-16, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra hosted Nicolas Namoradze, the winner of the prestigious Honens International Piano Competition in 2018, which is one of the
The third annual Calgary Hip Hop & Street Dance Festival took place from Nov. 21 to 24 with a wide variety of events and a roster of amazing guests coming in to participate in the festival. Despite the relatively newer nature of this festival here in Calgary, there are some
Canadian artist Takao Tanabe will be having his work showcased at the Glenbow Museum in the first survey exhibition of his print works. The fifth of seven children, Tanabe was born to Japanese immigrants in 1926 in Seal Cove, British Columbia. Now part of Prince Rupert, Seal Cove at the
The University of Calgary is entering the new academic year with a series of unexpected changes. These include increased tuition fees, the introduction of new courses and perhaps most surprisingly, the return of free parking. While this decision might catch some by surprise, Andrew Park, the vice-president of finance