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Calgary Pride: Then & Now

Calgary Pride has grown dramatically in size, scope, and spirit since its defiant origins as a political rally in the ‘90s.
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Folk Fest: Best of the Fest

There are no wrong choices, but these are our top picks for the 45th annual Calgary Folk Music Festival
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Stealth Fest

Stampede is the biggest music festival we never talk about.
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Best of the Fests

Best of festivals.
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Festival Check-In 2024

Calgary’s arts festivals adapt to change
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Queer Joy and Chaotic Laughs - The Science

Queer Joy and Chaotic Laughs

Toronto-based trans comedian Al Val brings unpredictable laughs as the headliner of The Gay AF Comedy Tour, which hits Calgary on April 14th. For transgender comic Al Val, comedy is all about joy.
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All-you-can-eat August - The Science

All-you-can-eat August

Food festivals fill the calendar with culinary celebrations. A buffet, a smorgasbord, a nosh up — call it what you want but August in Calgary offers up a delicious opportunity to sample the sugar and spice that makes the city so nice, which is the thriving culinary scene.
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Cold Specks to retire her name and reclaim her own after

Goodbye and Hello: After a lengthy hiatus, Canadian singer-songwriter Cold Specks to retire her name and reclaim her own after Block Heater appearance

What’s in a name? Roses, posies and stuff aside, it really is, for the most part, meaningless. Unless it actually means something. To you.
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Cheater Sheet For Block Heater: Picks to help you make your way through the Calgary Folk Music Festival’s 2023 winter wonderland

The Calgary Folk Music Festival presents their eighth annual Block Heater Festival, which, like its namesake, keeps your engine purring through the long, cold vagaries of late winter.
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Just released: Ritmo in your music marathon

Just Backdated: Alejandro Escovedo looking forward to keeping the pace in his musical marathon

It’s daytime on New Year’s Eve, and songwriter/guitarist Alejandro Escovedo and his wife Nancy Rankin are at Milton Riemer’s Ranch Park in the hill country of Dripping Springs, outside of Austin, Texas, ready to go for a hike after Escovedo finishes his interview.
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