Category: Arts

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Beakerhead makes science cool again

Engineering and arts collide this month at Beakerhead 2014 Kaity Brown Publishing Editor Get ingenious and break stereotypes. Beakerhead is back, and it’s still making science cool. The week of fun and fascinating events...

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A Full Fest Experience

Calgary’s Folk Fest is more than just music Becca Paterson, Features Editor   Described in 2006 by the Globe and Mail as one of the “Seven Musical Wonders of the World,” anyone who has...

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Stop, Drop, and Sex Pop

Former Calgarian brings unique feel-good tunes to Sled Island again   Nathan Ross Staff Writer   I met up with Mark Mills for the first time on the Wednesday night of Sled Island, and...

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Sled Island’s parade strong as ever

One year after getting cancelled, the Fest isn’t backing down   Nathan Ross Staff Writer   While Sled Island didn’t live up to their slogan literally, they figuratively proved that “no one rains on...

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Prepping for fest season

A music lover’s guide to what summer has in store   Becca Paterson Arts Editor   Sled Island – June 18-22    Just seven years old and Sled Island has already made a name...

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On the right tracks

Locomotive Ghost plays Hub stage   Becca Paterson Arts Editor   One of The Hub’s new additions to their weekly programming this year was What’s On Stage? Wednesday, an event that saw the stage...

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A fest for the poet in you

The 11th annual Calgary Spoken Word Festival is running now   Becca Paterson Arts Editor   Started by prominent Calgary poet Sheri-D Wilson in 2003, the Calgary Spoken Word Festival is back, running April...

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Two lesbians make a family

Book by MRU instructor to be released this spring highlights changing 21st century family   Becca Paterson Arts Editor   Mount Royal University creative writing instructor Natalie Meisner is an award-winning playwright, poet and...