Mountain Guide

If you sometimes wonder what your neighbours, co-workers, or maybe that retired person down the block get up to in their spare time, you can now see for yourself during Donna Jo Massie’s Advanced Artists’ Watercolour Show at Studio 604 in Canmore.

It’ll be a night of showstoppers when Bow Valley Chorus takes the Cornerstone Theatre stage for the group’s annual Variety Night, Sunday (March 16).

Many Canadians are well aware of Stratford, Ontario’s reputation as the Canadian home for Shakespeare in this nation. Many have also heard of the Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site, it’s locks and canals.

En Vino Novellus – In wine there are stories – is set to return for its fifth year and it promises to be an evening of good words and good wine.

U.K.’s Peatbog Faeries bring more than traditional bagpipes and whistles to the musical table during performances and the band is gearing up to showcase its world sound in Canmore.

The Mountain Grannies are at it again in bringing one of the Valley’s favourite and tastiest fundraising events to the community; the sixth annual Eat the Chili – Keep the Bowl.

Fans of the photographic arts have a unique opportunity to own an equally unique book of black and white photography.

Juno nominee and multi Western Canadian Music Award winner singer-songwriter Del Barber is a guy who tries hard to slow down the pace of the chaotic world around him, and it’s evident in the drawl and twang of every note of his music.

Pine Tree Players suffered from an embarrassment of riches when the amateur theatre troupe put out a call for actors for its third-annual production of one-act plays.

As the winter months drag on, cold weather at times can keep a person indoors, rather than outside enjoying nature as many Bow Valley residents are wont to do.