Mountain Guide

Flux, it’s not just for welders… When you’re a band that’s been around for close to a decade, keeping members together to keep gigging and playing the music you love, the lineup can be in more or less a constant state of flux.

With an eye to raising public awareness and funds to help protect the Ghost-Waiparous watershed, a group of musicians will play the GWAS Benefit Concert at Beaupre Hall (located 15 kilometres west of Cochrane on Highway 1A) from 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Like virtually every band out there on the road trying to build a fan base, Kill Your Radio is looking to shed humble beginnings and make a name for themselves.

Ah, the wonderland of ballet.

When you live on B.C.’s balmy coast, it takes a guy with stern stuff indeed to venture into wour Alberta weather.

“A lot of us don’t know what we want to do with our lives until adulthood,” said Pat Morrow, addressing nearly 200 people at Banff’s Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies on Feb. 23. “I was lucky.

Imagination, bullying, puppets, latchkey kids – put these together and you have Russell’s World, a play about a young boy whose imagination brings everyday objects and toys to life.

In its fifth year running, Canmore Idol began last week with a slate of 29 contestants that showcased amazing local talent.

For Banff-born artist Wendy Bradley, being invited to exhibit her work at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies closes a circle opened many years ago.

Canmore’s own Breanna Temple is returning to the stage in her hometown for one of the most popular concerts in the Live on 7th lineup. Canada’s Rising Stars with Susanne Ruberg-Gordon will feature, for the first time, a homegrown talent on its stage.