Mountain Guide

Local indie-folk band Trundled is hosting an online listening party for its debut album High Water Thursday evening (Nov. 19)

The Royal Canadian Legion Three Sisters Branch in Canmore recently received a pop of colour to its facade, thanks to the addition of a mural composed of five poppies

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Canmore artist Layla Messner cancelled plans for her first solo show at a local art gallery because she has a compromised immune system. But then she got creative and is now virtually checking her first exhibition off her bucket list.

“It’s exciting to finally have the chance to perform this play in front of an audience. It almost feels like we’ve been rehearsing for a year since we started in January.”

You can watch the creative battle action from the comfort of your own couch this year, or at one of six art studios, which will have two artists at each battling to win the Creative Combat 6.0 champion

From specially designed perforated metal coverings for the Meyer surround sound system and bevelled white-pine walls, to the brand new spacious seating and improved lighting – the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity's Jenny Belzberg Theatre will provide audiences and performing artists with an amazing experience now that its construction is complete

BANFF – The COVID-19 pandemic couldn't stop the stoke of mountain enthusiasts, who went online to enjoy the Banff Centre Mountain Book and Film Festival this year. Running Oct. 31 to Nov.

The annual Poppy campaign is in full swing in the Bow Valley, with a cashless donation option available

The Military Museums in Calgary are sharing first-hand accounts and stories of the Second World War through the experience of its veterans to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the conflict

As one of the youngest female Canadian sculptors working with welded public art, the surreal artwork by Sinéad Ludwig-Burgess challenges viewers to question the notion of space and the human body