Hannah Caparino

Hannah Caparino

Hannah Caparino is the Managing Editor for Vol. 66. Majoring in English at the University of Calgary and pursuing a minor in Communications & Media Studies, she figured that the best way to use both degrees was through pursuing a journalism career.

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GlobalFest 2025 presents a Malaysia-themed fireworks show and a number of cultural pavilions

GlobalFest 2025 presents a Malaysia-themed fireworks show and a number of cultural pavilions

Global Fest is making its return to Elliston Park with a Pan-Asian theme, celebrating various countries. The fireworks show on August 19 was themed behind Malaysia, with the music and firework colours being themed around the flag and more. One aspect of Global Fest is the presentation of many

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Calgary Fringe Festival 2025 hosts Calgarian improv group The Kinkonauts

Calgary Fringe Festival 2025 hosts Calgarian improv group The Kinkonauts

The Kinkonauts return to Calgary Fringe Festival with their hit, Wuthering Frights, a gothic inspired improv show that pulls on tropes that any viewer will find all too familiar. The improv group established their place as a fringe festival staple by curating one of a kind stories that are filled

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Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 3 Recap: Audiences withstand tumultuous weather to see The Langan Band and Madeleine Peyroux at the ATB Main Stage

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 3 Recap: Audiences withstand tumultuous weather to see The Langan Band and Madeleine Peyroux at the ATB Main Stage

Day 3 of the Calgary Folk Music Festival was a test of resilience and dedication as the weather presented delays for a number of performances. Despite the obstacles, the energy in the festival was as high as ever, with many audience members being equipped with tarps, umbrellas and rain gear.

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Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 2 Recap: Performances by Dengue Fever and Ruby Waters warm up the crowds through the rain

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 2 Recap: Performances by Dengue Fever and Ruby Waters warm up the crowds through the rain

Calgary Folk Music Festival offered a variety of genres and artists that everyone can enjoy throughout the weekend. The National Stage 4 introduced the band Dengue Fever and their psychedelic, funky, and soulful sound. Following the band’s performance, Ruby Waters rocked the night at the ATB Main Stage. The

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Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 1: Arrested Development and The Heavy Heavy set the vibe with a funky set

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 1: Arrested Development and The Heavy Heavy set the vibe with a funky set

Calgary Folk Music Festival kicked off its 45th annual festival with a lineup that combined nostalgic beats with modern tunes. While labelled a folk festival, the festival was encompassed of artists that are masters within their respective genres and brought energy and fun to the first night of the four

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The 2025 Calgary Stampede will feature new performances, headliners and more

The 2025 Calgary Stampede will feature new performances, headliners and more

The Calgary Stampede is making its annual return and will be ensuring that there will be something for everyone to enjoy. From the classic rides, the music lineup, and events the Calgary Stampede will continue to be a festival of fun and excitement. Beginning with the kick off event that

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Sled Island 2025 Day 4: Eighty Eight Brewing hosted local indie rock and punk bands to put on an exhilarating show

Sled Island 2025 Day 4: Eighty Eight Brewing hosted local indie rock and punk bands to put on an exhilarating show

Sled Island day four hosted a number of musicians at the outdoor parking lot of Eighty Eight Brewing. All the performers played through the wind and rain to put on a notable show filled with head bangers, jumping and an improvised mosh pit. From indie to math rock, all the

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Sled Island 2025 Day 3: The Gauntlet presents a rocking night featuring Chinese Medicine, Jed Arbour and more at Loophole Coffee Bar

Sled Island 2025 Day 3: The Gauntlet presents a rocking night featuring Chinese Medicine, Jed Arbour and more at Loophole Coffee Bar

On day three of Sled Island the Gauntlet presented a slate of performers at Loophole Coffee Bar, all of which played within the genre of punk, rock, grunge and more. Within the small space, each band braved the rain to put on an unforgettable show filled with rebellion and catharsis.

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Sled Island 2025 Day 2: BAWAH and Yaya Bey stir the crowd at Commonwealth Bar and Stage

Sled Island 2025 Day 2: BAWAH and Yaya Bey stir the crowd at Commonwealth Bar and Stage

Commonwealth Bar and Stage is a staple venue for performers to grow, and for Calgarians to discover up and coming artists. Sled Island 2025 has welcomed artists both local and beyond to build an exciting line up that is filled with soul, hip hop, and R&B. On Day

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Sled Island 2025 Day 1: Sloth Records sets the stage with a lineup of intimate performances

Sled Island 2025 Day 1: Sloth Records sets the stage with a lineup of intimate performances

Sled Island 2025 started off with a bang by providing festival goers with early shows to hear performers in an intimate setting. Sloth Records on 17th avenue hosted three up and coming artists at an all-access show, starting with Kamra, followed up with Jolene Marie, and ending the show

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