Mountain Guide

Though the posters claim they’re a trio, the AW Cardinal Band – consisting of Alexander Wesley Cardinal and Jasmine Ohlhauser – are touring the west as a duo.

Bear 71, said judges of the Favourite Website Award (FWA), is the gold-standard example of interactive digital filmmaking that “got it right.

Canmore artist and Outlook cartoonist Patrick LaMontagne learned recently that if you take the time to do the work you love, the universe will respond in kind.

Fusing hip hop and ballet dance styles, the elastic movements of Montreal-based RUBBERBANDance troupe will spring onto the stage at The Banff Centre next Saturday (Feb. 16).

For many non-aboriginal people, the Idle No More movement that has swept across Canada with its protests and marches and demands from aboriginal people can be mystifying, frustrating and inconvenient.

If you and your bandmates have been slaving away, penning songs, hitting open mics and trying to get the word out, an upcoming battle of the bands event may be just what you’re looking for. On Wednesdays, beginning Feb.

Folk singer-songwriter Jeremy Fisher just can’t stay away from the Valley. “It just seemed like the right time,” he said, in an interview with the Outlook. “I made a couple of bookings a year ago and so I decided to make a two-week run of it.

The annual Canada’s Rising Stars concert returns this week, with performances by two young prodigies, 16-year-old violinist Colleen Venables and seven-year-old Kevin Chen.

Josh Smith, former frontman of local favourite The Shoulder Season, has released a new solo album. Under the moniker Ranger, Smith’s album is a five-song EP entitled A Hundred Hundred Lights.

Hiking Johnston Canyon is one of artist Sheila Kernan’s earliest childhood memories of Banff National Park.