Mountain Guide

“The response has been incredible. I’ve heard it’s promoting community engagement and encouraging people to stop and look at them, but also talk with one another about the art as they walk the trail which is the main point of the project to encourage engagement."

Canmore theatre group brings 1960s inspired production to stage with return of live indoor performance.

“To see the talent that exists in the Bow Valley is just amazing. There are so many people who are artistic and you don’t know it until you come and see it.”

Music from Canmore's Northern Quarter has boldly gone where no Bow Valley bands tunes have gone before.

“Thank you for showing that amidst skiing, hiking, climbing, cycling, paddling, dining and shopping, we elevate the role of arts and culture, and particularly the literary arts, in the Banff community.”

“The last 18 months we’ve been thrown some curveballs and we’ve had to pivot and adapt to the online world. … It was much more successful than we could have anticipated. At the time it seemed like a temporary solution and it ended up something that we'll likely continue with moving forward.”

“Restaurants and chefs are aligned with what we’re trying to accomplish in terms of helping establish our destination as a bucket list where-to-eat destination, which was never part of our DNA before," said David Matys, BLLT's director of events and animation.

Have you ever encountered a Bah tha? The Stoney Nakoda legend is a feared being not often spoken about.

PHOTOS: Canmore's Mountain Improv Alliance took centre stage at the Ridge Theatre Festival at the Radiant in Banff on Sunday (Oct. 24).

Live theatre makes a "big and bold" return to Banff this weekend.