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After the chaos and thrill of Saturday at Folk Festival, Sunday had a beautiful wind-down prepared for the people. From local acts like K-Riz and Ginger Beef to fun sessions with bands you might have missed over the weekend, The Gauntlet staff’s picks from Sunday’s lineup
Four days of varied and incredible live music at Prince’s Island Park meant attendees were spoiled for choice with all the artists performing each day. One of the most jam-packed days was Saturday, where both the concerts and sessions had plenty to offer. A few of our favourites
With a voice so ethereal and genuine it sounds better live than in recordings, Noah Cyrus is truly a sight to behold. Cyrus took the Coca-Cola stage the evening of July 12 as she put on a radiant display performing for this year’s Calgary Stampede. Cyrus is a
Orville Peck played the Coca-Cola Stage for this year’s Calgary Stampede on July 12 just in time for the release of his new upcoming album, Stampede, on Aug. 2. This was a greatly anticipated show as the South African/Canadian country musician, due to prioritizing mental and physical
With the quick unexpected responses in the dialogue effortlessly delivered by Megan Stalter, no one can really anticipate when and what scene will produce the bursts of laughter from the audience when watching Hannah Pearl Utt’s Cora Bora. Cora Bora is a comedy-drama that follows the life of
On June 29, the University of Calgary Dinos men’s basketball team took on the Gilas Legends, a group of decorated players who represented the Philippines men’s national team at the Olympics and other International Basketball Federation (FIBA). The exhibition game took place in the Jack Simpson Gym as
Summer Qamp, directed by Jen Markowitz, follows a group of 2SLGBTQIA+ kids in a five day overnight camp, Camp fYrefly, at YMCA Camp Chief Hector in Kananaskis, Alberta. It documents campers’ stories and for many, their first experience in a space dedicated solely to the queer community. Camp fYrefly is
On May 9 at 5:00 p.m., students belonging to the Mohkinstsis (Calgary) Student Movement hosted an emergency rally in solidarity with the student encampment at the Taylor Family Digital Library Quad. The group of students and community members placed signs around the perimeter of the encampment and chanted
The academic year is finally coming to an end. This means the last of late-night cramming for finals and the last stretch of trying to finish all of your assignments, projects and papers. We have come to the end of the feeling of being mentally drained, being on the