Mountain Guide

“Crowfoot Media has always had a vision of gathering the mountain community for meaningful events. That might sound kind of sappy, but in this digital age, I think we're all starting to feel the effects of too much time spent online and not truly connecting with others."

“That’s what I connect to because I think life is so broad and concepts are so broad. I want my songwriting to also exist in that world where it creates landscapes for you to think and feel whatever it is that you want to think and feel when you’re listening to a song of mine."

Creative Combat presents an evening of artistic battle as 12 Bow Valley artists compete head on in support of artsPlace in Canmore

The subjects of their presentations are, of course, a secret. The degree of truth to those stories will only be known to those holding the microphone, and probably their friends in the audience, who will be not only welcome to call them out, but enthusiastically encouraged.

Canmore International Improv Festival set for artsPlace Oct. 10-12 will launch with a show to commemorate the life of longtime supporter and local Jamie Perkins

The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies in Banff is launching two new art exhibits, Unbridled along with the return of Artistry Revealed, next Friday (Oct. 11)

“We’re actually building a bigger community and we’re constantly extending our relationship beyond just our little borders ... The summit actually gives people an opportunity to build relationships and grow at the same time across the province, or across the country or internationally as well."

“It was crazy. One day I was teaching English and then the next day I was the main character in this show."

“I felt that it was very important to know more about, not only how to spot fake news, but also the motivations behind why different individuals or corporations might want false information to spread."

 “I think there’s a little identity crisis that a lot of Bow Valley artists who are doing something different, contemporary artists, abstract artists – there’s a bit of an identity crisis in people questioning, why wouldn’t you just be painting the landscape all the time.”