News from the community of Beltline
Is Calgary’s public transit system easily accessible throughout the city’s vast distance of more than 800 square km? [ READ MORE ]
The Calgary band Cheer continues to collaborate, even with a founding member living across the country. [ READ MORE ]
Festivalgoers crowded 4th Street to see live performances and browse vendors, with crowds reaching pre-pandemic numbers. [ READ MORE ]
As its lease is set to terminate in November, The Backlot may be shut down and an 18-storey multi-residential building with three commercial spaces might be built in its place. [ READ MORE ]
Calgary’s First Baptist Church, located on Fourth Street S.W., congregated together this month and voted on the decision to reject those of the LGBTQ2S+ community membership. [ READ MORE ]
Many Calgarians choose to pay extra for downtown living, which provides easy access and closeness to amenities. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic, they haven’t been able to experience what they feel they’ve paid for. [ 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 ]
The Beltline Bonspiel returned for a second time to put the 1915 Brewery Trophy back on the line. [ READ MORE ]
For more than 22 years, Stampede City Stamps has been keeping Calgary stamp collectors’ collections fully stocked of tiny pieces of history. “The hobby’s in good condition,” says Dwayne Miner, owner of Stampede City Stamps. [ READ MORE ]
The community intends for the murals to represent them in a cultural sense as well as keep their history alive as more murals are completed. [ READ MORE ]
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