Mountain Guide

Any time a songwriter puts pen to paper, he or she hopes the result will be something special.

In an effort to stage an evening of entertainment while saying goodbye to one of their own, foreign workers from around the world will play a free concert at The Banff Centre, Friday (April 10).

Canmore’s The Avens Gallery will feature a tribute to local artist Zelda Nelson – sharing and celebrating her life through her artwork and her longtime contributions to the Bow Valley and the international arts community as a whole.

There are many things Canmore is known for, from having more dogs than children living in the community to boasting the highest per capita number of Olympians that call it home, but with the second year of Uncorked about to launch, it should be amazi

Through the Lens: A Stoney Perspective showcases images from Morley students who represent the Bearspaw, Chiniki and Wesley bands; the images have been selected from the Whyte Museum's vast Through the Lens collection, curated by photographer Craig R

Local Author Jennifer MacFarlane is launching her book THINK CREATE JUMP: 11 Proven Ways To Create A “Hell Yeah” Life on April 8 in Banff at 330 Squirrel Street from 1-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.

With April being National Poetry Month, it is a perfect time to celebrate The Banff Centre’s spoken word program’s upcoming event offerings.

You really have no excuse to miss the Valley Winds Music Association's upcoming Shall We Dance fundraiser – they're even providing dapper dance partners if you show up stag. The spring fundraiser takes place Saturday, April 4, from 8 p.m.

While avalanches have been fairly common in the Rocky Mountains this year, a skavalanche notice has been issued specifically for Banff.

Nothing makes the aroma of fresh baked goods smell even better than a long hike, ski or bike ride in Banff and Lake Louise, which is why the area offers some great options when it comes to local bakeries.