Mountain Guide

Nursery rhymes, the kind found in the perennial classic Mother Goose, have been with us for generations.

You know you’ve climbed to the top in children’s entertainment when you find yourself in heavy rotation on the Treehouse channel. Splash ‘n’ Boots have found themselves in just that situation and are loving every minute of it.

Making a lasting mark within the realm of punk rock is uncommon, but two decades of being a heavily followed band in such a competitive marketplace is extremely rare.

Bow Valley Chorus is turning to one of its favourite composers later this week for its annual spring concert.

Coming up with lyrics in one language is tough enough for any songwriter, but Ottawa’s Kristine St-Pierre adds the extra pressure of writing and performing in both French and English.

The new wave sound that emerged in the early 1980s was something that enveloped pop music and changed its direction forever.

One topic, three painters: That’s the premise of the upcoming art show and sale at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies – Local Trio: Dyment, Ford, Huras – which opens this weekend.

The Compadres, James Keelaghan and Oscar Lopez, are approaching a professional working relationship milestone.

Will all the shy introverts out there please put up your hand? Well, then again, if you’re a shy introvert, chances are you’d rather not put your hand up at all, but would rather sit at the back, listen quietly and not draw attention to yourself.

Fourteen years ago Canmore writer Alexander Finbow, while still living in the U.K., wrote and directed his first feature film, 24 Hours in London. It was a low-budget action film that he’s still fond of, but fully aware that it had some problems.