Entertaining events and activities within the inner-city
Two local Calgarians give their input on what they’ve been up to during self-isolation and what interesting hobbies they’ve learned. [ READ MORE ]
Efforts to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus led the Calgary Zoo to develop and put into practice a plan prioritizing the safety of visitors and striving to maintain a pleasant experience. [ READ MORE ]
Calgary isn’t known for winter festivals, but the Glow Winter Festival, organized by the Downtown Calgary Association, brought lights, music, and family fun to Stephen Ave. [ READ MORE ]
On Jan. 23, Contemporary Calgary opened their first two shows, Planetary and Museum of the Moon, in their new space in downtown Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
Spread over two nights on Friday, Jan. 3 and Wednesday, Jan 8., a themed event protesting the policies of Jason Kenney, premier of Alberta, at Broken City bar on 11th Ave. SW overwhelmed the promoter with the response from local bands desperate to take part. [ READ MORE ]
Most SAIT students will not be watching the Academy Awards this year due to unfamiliarity with the nominated films. [ READ MORE ]
A local artist is trying to raise awareness of algae blooms in the city’s waterway systems by presenting it in an artistic way. Bettina Sieger, 22, hosted an art showcase at the Friends of Fish [ READ MORE ]
The New Gallery, a Calgary based art centre, will be hosting an exhibition titled Hopping for Hope by South Korean artist Ahreum Lee from Jan. 18 to Feb. 22. [ READ MORE ]
Screamfest founders are gearing up to launch HEX, Canada’s first fan convention for Halloween and horror lovers, in Calgary this fall. [ READ MORE ]
Local and international talent to perform at Calgary’s New Music Festival. [ READ MORE ]
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