Mountain Guide

With live music every Friday, Good Earth Coffeehouse in Canmore is the place to be. The Last Order – a trio consisting of John Paul McBride, Tara Brehaut and Grant Hilts – plays next Friday (Feb. 1), starting at 8 p.m.

Wigwam, a play about indigenous mythological ideas by Jean-Fr éd éric Messier, is coming to The Banff Centre for a performance Sunday (Jan. 20). Cast member édith Paquet spoke with the Outlook about the performance.

After 23 years and 10 albums, Irish punk rock band The Mahones are showing no sign of slowing down. The venerable rockers, who have played Canmore and Banff numerous times, are coming once again for a show on Sunday (Jan. 20) at Wild Bill’s in Banff.

The full range of human emotion and experience goes on display this weekend with the opening of Voices from Within at Elevation Contemporary Art Gallery in Canmore. This exhibition, which opens Saturday (Jan.

Scrolling through any Canadian newspaper or online source, one finds it difficult to avoid stories pertaining to the country’s issue with natural resources, be it the expansion of pipelines, advances in technology or which provinces benefit the most

If there’s one good thing about being a singer/songwriter and performer with years of experience under your belt, it’s that even sad songs can make you happy.

Seven years ago, pianist Luciane Cardassi landed in Banff after migrating north from her native Brazil after a stint in California.

How does an American blues legend end up in Alberta? “I’ve been here for 22 years, but my main reason for coming was a woman,” said Donald Ray Johnson in an interview with the Outlook.

This is the fifth in a multi-part series of the various jam and open mic nights held at pubs and bars around the valley. Sunday nights, the place to rock out is the Canmore Hotel.

Saskatoon native Tanya Ryan says moving to Alberta was the best decision she ever made. “My parents moved out here before I did,” she said.