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Month: October 2023

Dean Clarke and Rob Faust PHOTO: ROB FAUSTInfluential Calgary DJ’s love of music, love of life will be sorely missed. (Ed. Note: In August, Calgary lost one of its pioneering DJs, Dean Clarke.
Keystone venue creates community cohesion serving up great music and food over 20 years after opening. It’s fitting that the Ironwood Stage and Grill is named after one of the strongest and most resilient trees in North America.
October offers a bountiful — and spooky — opportunity to get out and enjoy autumn. Halloween will make you scream! Especially this year. Calgary sure knows how to get your pulse racing when the festival of superstition and fear is just around the corner.
A detestable minion reports on the fantastic films of the 2023 cuff 12-hour halloween movie marathon. Hello, friends! All Hallow’s Eve is fast approaching, and as per annual ritual, I, your humble Video Vulture, have news of the Calgary Underground Film Festival’s 2023 incarnation of their infamous 12-Hour Halloween Movie Marathon!
The 48th Annual Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival combines art and winter-sports culture for a week-long party. The Gateway to the Rockies” is how Martin Short described Calgary in a Canada-centric short film shown for years at Disney World.
There’s something very New York about Patrick deWitt. Or maybe Manhattany. Sure, the writer is a known and proud Canadian, but his stories, his style of writing — there’s something that speaks to a somewhat more polished side of the Big Apple.
The Circle, the third and latest novel by Métis/Michif author katherena vermette, begins simply, telling the story of a person living with other students during their post-secondary journeys, but quickly surprises, becoming so textured — without abandoning that gorgeous simplicity — that the reader stays up well past bedtime promising “just one more page.”
Writer. Screenwriter. Playwright. Historian. Seuss. Hell, let’s just make it simple for all of us idiots in the back: she’s a wordsmith. A wonderful one.
There was a time when our physical bodies were more relevant than our digital forms. The current exhibit at  the Esker Foundation in Inglewood invites us to gaze upon artifacts of that bygone era and re-attune with our flesh and bones. 
Calgary Tattoo and Arts Festival marks  20 years with biggest show ever. While it has grown over the years, the Calgary Tattoo and Arts Festival hasn’t lost its reputation for bringing only the best of the best tattoo artists from around the world.

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