Information -  The mission of the Creative Kids Museum is “To provide a space for children and their families to have fun in an exciting environment where hands-on discovery enhances creativity and learning".

Information -  The Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) is a leader in arts and cultural innovation and diversity. By building an institutionalized legacy for film and film related events for Calgarians and cinemagoers around the globe, CIFF creates showcase and developmental opportunities for artists and a celebratory atmosphere that promotes awareness for film, the arts, and our stakeholders. CIFF exists to showcase film works that represent the best of the best from film festivals around the world with a special focus on celebrating Alberta-made film.

Information -  Cantos Music Foundation provides program space and instruments from the Collection to a wide range of community groups throughout the city. This is complemented by our instrument outreach program, which loans and rents instruments to charitable organizations and businesses. In addition to reaching out to the community, we love to welcome the community in. Cantos offers two spaces for rent: the Music Room with a capacity for 120 people in theatre seating and the Salon Stage with a capacity for 80 people in theatre seating. Cantos is committed to collaborating with a wide range of community organizations to bring quality programming to Calgary.

Information -  FCA is a non profit self supporting art society designed to bring laymen, amateurs and professional artists together for the encouragement, promotion and enhancement of art.  The FCA is dedicated to the promotion and development of the visual fine arts and the artistic education of its members. In 1978 The Federation established a large gallery in Vancouver to promote the objectives of the FCA.  Today there are active chapters in BC and Alberta.  The Calgary Chapter was established in 1981, since then our membership has steadily increased.  Application for new member can be accessed on the FCA website www.artists.ca as well as the Calgary Chapter website www.fcacalgary.ca.

Information -  Glenbow Museum is Where the World Meets the West - where intriguing stories from Western Canada connect with extraordinary art and artifacts from around the world. Combining a museum, art gallery, library and archives all under one roof, Glenbow boasts over a million artifacts and some 28,000 works of art in its vast collections and is one of the largest museums in Canada. Through a variety of dynamic programs and changing exhibitions and programs, and a broad collection of art, artifacts, and historical documents, Glenbow Museum builds on a commitment to preserve western heritage while simultaneously providing visitors with a glimpse of the world beyond.

Information -  Located in the heart of the Olympic Plaza Cultural District in downtown Calgary, the EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts is where passion and creativity meet, mix, mingle and occasionally, collide. Proving that this truly is the place to be, almost 400,000 people experience the excitement of the EPCOR CENTRE yearly at 1,800-plus performances and events, including: live theatre, dance, spoken word and readings, children’s events, experimental theatre, art exhibits, public forums, weddings, training sessions, meetings, arts education activities, sporting events and competition, award ceremonies and concerts from symphonic music to jazz, folk, blues, world, rock and much more.

Information -  Lunchbox Theatre delivers a unique experience to its audience - upbeat performances in an intimate and comfortable atmosphere. Located on the second level of Bow Valley Square in downtown Calgary, Lunchbox Theatre is wheelchair accessible and offers ample parking. Patrons are encouraged to visit the many retail shops and food court vendors while in Bow Valley Square, purchase lunch and then enjoy the play while you eat! This audience-friendly approach makes Lunchbox Theatre an ideal place to introduce theatre to new audiences, young and old.

Information -  Doug Levie puts together two major 'Fine Art Auctions', one in the Spring and the other Late Fall. The mission of the company is to provide a well catalogued art auction to it's clients from across Canada, the United States and elsewhere.

Information -  The Loose Moose Theatre Company, which was formed in 1977, has an international reputation for innovation and excellence in improvisational theatre. Techniques for training and presenting improvisation which have been created by co-founder and former Artistic Director Keith Johnstone, and developed at Loose Moose are currently used worldwide. The Loose Moose also acts as a training centre for individuals interested in improvisational theatre, and we are very proud of our many alumni that are now working in the areas of film, television, and stage.

Information -  Located on the University of Calgary Campus, The Nickle Arts Museum (The Nickle) was founded in 1979 with a generous donation by Mr. Samuel C. Nickle, matched by a grant from The Province of Alberta. There were also a number of founding patrons whose donations contributed to the start up. Although the museum receives it's base operating budget from the University of Calgary, we still rely on the contributions of our donors and patrons

Information -  Our vision is to enhance and enrich the Calgary arts community by actively encouraging and facilitating the use of the Cathedral Church of the Redeemer as a venue for artistic expression. 

Information -  For more than 30 years, The Pumphouse Theatre has been a home for Calgary’s emerging performing arts scene. In any given year more than a dozen companies will produce over 35 shows in the two theatres. The many diverse groups that perform at the Pumphouse Theatre range from large established companies to small up-and-coming artists collectives. Consequently, the shows produced here range from blockbuster musicals to Irish dramas to cutting edge performance art.
 

Information -  Theatre Junction at The Grand is Calgary's culture house of contemporary live art. We are the junction where people, stories, ideas and philosophies converge to open new possibilities for individuals, culture and society.

Information -  In the 1940s, Dr. Betty Mitchell, a drama teacher at Calgary's Western Canada High School, inspired such loyalty and devotion in her students that they continued to study with her after graduating. Together they named themselves "Workshop 14" and became one of the country's finest amateur theatre companies. Two decades later, a second amateur group called the "Musicians' and Actors' Club" (MAC), composed of local business people, were staging short plays and excerpts from musicals in the old Isis movie house. MAC and Workshop 14 merged to become MAC 14 under the direction of Kenneth Dyba and mounted productions in a converted tractor house, later to be named The QR Centre. MAC 14 became Theatre Calgary, a fully professional theatre company, on July 1st, 1968.

Information -  The Faculty of Fine Arts is committed to promoting the values of creative expression and scholarship through excellent academic programs in Art, Dance, Drama and Music, supporting outstanding research and enhancing community leadership.

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