Culture — Page 2
Dulcie Foo Fat's 50-year retrospective spans glacier peaks to family portraits
At 80, the Calgary artist displays decades of landscape oils and personal studies at Masters Gallery through July 4.
Downtown Murals Get First Major Restoration in 52 Years
Art conservators are bringing two untitled Robert Oldrich paintings from 1974 back to life in Calgary's Plus-15 walkways.
Leduc Art Club announces 15th annual young artists competition winners
79 works by 34 students from four schools; Best of Show winner creates painting capturing judges' attention.
Calgary theatre season wraps with Betty Mitchell and Critics awards ahead
The 2025–26 season showcased standout performers like Nikko Angelo Hinayo and acclaimed productions including Come from Away.
Echoes of the Land returns—immersive 60-minute experience at Werklund
The show invites audiences to lie down and drift off to live drumming, poetry, and music as part of National Indigenous History Month,...
A century of pancakes: How the Stampede breakfast became a Calgary tradition
From a single rancher's chuckwagon stop in 1923 to a Guinness World Record in 2025, the Calgary Stampede breakfast has evolved from a...
Marvin 'The Fly' Kee's final album releases on June 21
Calgary musician and community fixture Marvin Kee's unreleased tracks, completed posthumously over three years, debut as 'Weapon of Mass...
Five Calgary artists named 2026 emerging artists
A puppeteer, poet, tenor, and hip-hop artist are among 11 Alberta creatives honoured as Lieutenant Governor Emerging Artists.
Brian Byrne brings I, Mother Earth classics to the Blues Can
The former lead singer of Canadian rockers I, Mother Earth plays an acoustic duo set Thursday, June 18 with a mix of solo material,...
Rosebud Theatre reimagines Anne of Green Gables as a love story
A 2007 musical adaptation by Nancy Ford and Gretchen Cryer shifts focus to Anne and Gilbert's romance, with Rayanne Laycock delivering a...
New director aims to unearth The Military Museums' hidden gem status
Ryan Goldsworthy, 37, takes over as the institution's first civilian director, promising more immersive displays and deeper community engagement.
Circus act The Time Machinist rolls back into Calgary
Le Cirque de la Nuit remounts the high-flying show May 22–24 at the Grand. Expect Cyr wheel, trapeze, hand balancing, and more.