Mountain Guide

The Club is to be the scene of a screeching Raven. Raven Chacon, an American experimental sound and visual artist, will give a special performance of his work at The Banff Centre next Saturday (Feb. 11).

Fifteen years ago, the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies created an outreach program to introduce students to photography.

Melding together the sounds of an array of styles – blues, funk, hip-hop – Ash Grunwald has come from Down Under for a tour of Western Canada. The Australian roots musician plays Wild Bill’s in Banff, Tuesday (Feb.

“Six billion trees planted in the province of British Columbia. An unfathomable number, but not as mind-boggling as the size of the forest they replace.

After three years of trying to book City and Colour, that dream has finally become a reality. The show takes place at The Banff Centre’s Eric Harvie Theatre, Monday (Jan. 30).

Singer-songwriters Stephen Fearing and Andy White have joined forces for a cross-Canada tour. Born and raised in Northern Ireland, White has lived in Australia for the last several years.

Transplanted from Northern England to rural Saskatchewan, Steve Gibson is bringing his brand of country rock to Banff. His band will play Wild Bill’s this Friday and Saturday (Jan. 27-28). Gibson moved to Canada six years ago with his family.

Touring the nation in support of her second official album – The Greatest Ones Alive – Sarah MacDougall is bringing her music to the Bow Valley for the first time. MacDougall plays Communitea Cafe in Canmore, Thursday (Jan. 26).

The Walter Phillips Gallery is getting ready for Kill The Workers. That’s the title of an art installation by Janice Kerbel, which opens tomorrow (Jan. 20). The opening reception is at 7 p.m. and the installation runs until April 8.

Aiden Varro is touring Canada for the first time. From Perth, Australia, the 25-year-old musician plays the Rose & Crown in Banff this Tuesday and Wednesday (Jan. 24-25).