By Jason Herring, May 5 2016 —
After months of sifting through albums and artifacts representing Calgary’s musical history, CJSW 90.9 FM is launching the Calgary Local Music Library project. The travelling installation of 300 CDs will move through eight … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, May 12 2016 —
As the city prepares for this summer’s 37th annual Calgary Folk music Festival, BassBus has joined forces with Folk Fest to bring an accessible, all-ages dance party to the city.
The two parties … Read the rest
By Hayden McBennett, May 12 2016 —
Two-time Governor General Visual and Media Arts award nominee Sandra Vida will bring her interactive installment Portal to EMMEDIA Gallery from May 19 until June 18, with an artist talk on May 28.… Read the rest
By Jarrett Edmund, May 12 2016 —
Lab Coast released their fourth full-length album, Remember the Moon, on April 29. It is their first album to be released under Calgary record label Wyatt Records.
Lab Coast founding members and long-time … Read the rest
By Bryan Moxon, May 3 2016 —
Jimmy Carr is an award-winning British stand-up comedian known for his witty one-liners and controversial jokes. He will perform a sold-out show at MacEwan Hall on Friday, May 6 as part of his … Read the rest
By Ivanna Ihekwoaba, April 14 2016 —
We’re all familiar with the university experience — the rewarding feeling of handing in a final paper you didn’t procrastinate on. The three-hour lectures where you’re so captivated with the professor’s teaching that … Read the rest
By Jarrett Edmund, April 5 2016 —
Inspiration can be hard to find, but few search for it aboard an icebreaker in the Canadian Arctic. Jazz vocalist and producer Emilie-Claire Barlow did just that.
“That was a part of the … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, April 5 2016 —
Paul Brandt visited the University of Calgary on April 5 to give a guest lecture for RELS 373.10, “Religion and Music.” The 20-year country music veteran talked about how his Christian faith influences … Read the rest
By Rheazel Pereira, April 5 2016 —
Tomorrow’s Child is Ghost River Theatre’s latest play — but unlike most of the theatre’s productions, viewers won’t be able to see the action unfold. Audience members are blindfolded upon entry and led … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, April 5 2016 —
Ethical dilemmas and questions of morality are at the centre of Benefit, a play from Downstage Theatre showing from April 13–30 at Motel Theatre at the Arts Commons. Downstage worked with Edmonton playwright … Read the rest
