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SUMMARY:Carly's Angels Drag Show Season 27 at The Attic Bar & Stage
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the legendary Carly’s Angels Drag Show every Saturday night performing on the same stage for the past 26 years! \nCarly’s Angels – 27th Season at The AtticCarly’s Angels have been dazzling audiences here for 25+ years\, and they’re back for another spectacular season! Join us for a night of glamour\, laughter\, and unforgettable performances every Saturday until mid-July. Enjoy fresh-made pastas\, stone-fired pizzas\, and prohibition-style cocktails in an intimate lounge setting before the show. \nPlanning to arrive early (before 7 p.m.)?Make a reservation by emailing hello@theatticyyc.ca with ticket name(s) and your desired arrival time. \nArriving after 7 p.m.?No reservation is needed if your group purchased tickets together\, but seating is held only until 8 p.m. sharp. Late arrivals risk forfeiting their tickets.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/irindczcrpc-carlys-angels-drag-show-season-27-at-the-attic-bar-and-stage/2027-01-16/
LOCATION:1413 9 Ave SE\, 1413 9 Avenue Southeast\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0T4
CATEGORIES:Theatre & performing arts
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SUMMARY:Stayin' Alive: The Bee Gees and Beyond with Rajaton
DESCRIPTION:Don your sequins and bell bottoms — it’s time to get groovy! Renowned Finnish pop sensation Rajaton returns to the Calgary Phil in this high-energy concert showcasing the best of The Bee Gees and beyond. Hear in dazzling symphonic sound the hits that lit up the disco scene\, including Stayin’ Alive\, Night Fever\, Tragedy\, Grease\, and more!
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/7uwkr_jhj-stayin-alive-the-bee-gees-and-beyond-with-rajaton/2027-01-16/
LOCATION:Jack Singer Concert Hall\, Werklund Centre\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0K9
CATEGORIES:Music & concerts
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ORGANIZER;CN="Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra":MAILTO:info@calgaryphil.com
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270117
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-16/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Stayin' Alive: The Bee Gees and Beyond with Rajaton
DESCRIPTION:Don your sequins and bell bottoms — it’s time to get groovy! Renowned Finnish pop sensation Rajaton returns to the Calgary Phil in this high-energy concert showcasing the best of The Bee Gees and beyond. Hear in dazzling symphonic sound the hits that lit up the disco scene\, including Stayin’ Alive\, Night Fever\, Tragedy\, Grease\, and more!
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/7uwkr_jhj-stayin-alive-the-bee-gees-and-beyond-with-rajaton/2027-01-15/
LOCATION:Jack Singer Concert Hall\, Werklund Centre\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0K9
CATEGORIES:Music & concerts
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ORGANIZER;CN="Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra":MAILTO:info@calgaryphil.com
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-15/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-14/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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SUMMARY:OPEN MIC IS BACK!
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Open Mic hosted by Earl Morgan every Wednesday from 8 PM to 11 PM.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/dkdlyixk9xn-open-mic-is-back/2027-01-13/
LOCATION:The Unicorn\, 223 8 Ave Sw\, Calgary\, Ab
CATEGORIES:Music & concerts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270114
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-13/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260708T000100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260709T000022Z
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SUMMARY:Knitting & Crochet Club by Carya Village Commons
DESCRIPTION:A vibrant weekly club meant for both first-time fabric artists and veterans.  \nBring your project and chat with out knitters and crocheters\, or join us for an introductory lesson! \nWho We Are  \nCarya is a social impact agency that has been responding to the evolving social needs of the Calgary community since 1910. Today\, with over a century of expertise\, we remain deeply rooted in being a place of connection and support for Calgarians when and where they need us most.Carya impacts the lives of thousands of Calgarians each year\, through a range of comprehensive\, low to no-cost programs and services that enhance mental well-being\, strengthen families\, improve living conditions\, and create meaningful social connections.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/f-trxz7yk1f-knitting-and-crochet-club-by-carya-village-commons/2027-01-12/
LOCATION:Carya Village Commons\, 610 8 Avenue Southeast\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 5B4
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270112
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270113
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-12/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Boise:20270111T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Boise:20270111T193000
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CREATED:20260718T000155Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260718T000155Z
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SUMMARY:Monday Rap Night by Tribe Cypher
DESCRIPTION:Every Monday \nTime: 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. \nLocation: Werklund Centre\, formerly Arts Commons\, 205 8 Ave S.E.Room: Arts Learning CentreAge: 18+Cost: Free \nSchedule:5:00-5:30 p.m. – Snack\, Chill\, Network5:30-6:00 p.m. – Smudge \n6:00-6:30 p.m. – Mini Workshop \n6:30-7:30 p.m. – Cypher
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/do0iveh3mmn-monday-rap-night-by-tribe-cypher/2027-01-11/
LOCATION:Werklund Centre\, 205 8th Avenue SE\, Calgary
CATEGORIES:Free,Music & concerts,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270111T120000
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SUMMARY:Jane Jin Kaisen: Burial of This Order
DESCRIPTION:Burial of This Order brings together three works by Jane Jin Kaisen that underscore her ongoing interest in ritual\, collectivity\, capitalist critique\, and the possibilities of social and political transgressions. \nThe exhibition centres on Kaisen’s titular video installation (2022)\, through which the audience is invited to follow a funerary procession gathered to ceremoniously bury a world order built upon hierarchy and division. The social actors called on to perform this duty\, including artists\, poets and activists\, transgress traditional ceremonial practices indicating that this ritualized enactment is a funeral without grievers\, assembled to dismantle unlivable structures\, rather than lament current conditions. \nThe exhibition’s central work is accompanied by Sorrow Waters This Land (2024) and Dokkaebi (2024). The former focuses on the setting for the procession – a derelict resort on Jeju Island that was abandoned following the IMF financial crisis of the 1990s\, now persisting as a crumbling ruin of capitalism. The latter features powerful Dokkaebi deities from Korean folklore\, unpredictable tricksters who dance suggestively through the space\, haunting or perhaps compelling the procession.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/yk8s_anpddf-jane-jin-kaisen-burial-of-this-order/2027-01-11/
LOCATION:Contemporary Calgary\, 701 11 Street Southwest\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2P 2C4
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270111
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270112
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LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T000114Z
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-11/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270110T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270110T170000
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SUMMARY:Jane Jin Kaisen: Burial of This Order
DESCRIPTION:Burial of This Order brings together three works by Jane Jin Kaisen that underscore her ongoing interest in ritual\, collectivity\, capitalist critique\, and the possibilities of social and political transgressions. \nThe exhibition centres on Kaisen’s titular video installation (2022)\, through which the audience is invited to follow a funerary procession gathered to ceremoniously bury a world order built upon hierarchy and division. The social actors called on to perform this duty\, including artists\, poets and activists\, transgress traditional ceremonial practices indicating that this ritualized enactment is a funeral without grievers\, assembled to dismantle unlivable structures\, rather than lament current conditions. \nThe exhibition’s central work is accompanied by Sorrow Waters This Land (2024) and Dokkaebi (2024). The former focuses on the setting for the procession – a derelict resort on Jeju Island that was abandoned following the IMF financial crisis of the 1990s\, now persisting as a crumbling ruin of capitalism. The latter features powerful Dokkaebi deities from Korean folklore\, unpredictable tricksters who dance suggestively through the space\, haunting or perhaps compelling the procession.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/yk8s_anpddf-jane-jin-kaisen-burial-of-this-order/2027-01-10/
LOCATION:Contemporary Calgary\, 701 11 Street Southwest\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2P 2C4
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270111
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-10/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270109T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270109T223000
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260911T000210Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T000210Z
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SUMMARY:Carly's Angels Drag Show Season 27 at The Attic Bar & Stage
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the legendary Carly’s Angels Drag Show every Saturday night performing on the same stage for the past 26 years! \nCarly’s Angels – 27th Season at The AtticCarly’s Angels have been dazzling audiences here for 25+ years\, and they’re back for another spectacular season! Join us for a night of glamour\, laughter\, and unforgettable performances every Saturday until mid-July. Enjoy fresh-made pastas\, stone-fired pizzas\, and prohibition-style cocktails in an intimate lounge setting before the show. \nPlanning to arrive early (before 7 p.m.)?Make a reservation by emailing hello@theatticyyc.ca with ticket name(s) and your desired arrival time. \nArriving after 7 p.m.?No reservation is needed if your group purchased tickets together\, but seating is held only until 8 p.m. sharp. Late arrivals risk forfeiting their tickets.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/irindczcrpc-carlys-angels-drag-show-season-27-at-the-attic-bar-and-stage/2027-01-09/
LOCATION:1413 9 Ave SE\, 1413 9 Avenue Southeast\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0T4
CATEGORIES:Theatre & performing arts
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270109T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270109T170000
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260831T000039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T000046Z
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SUMMARY:Jane Jin Kaisen: Burial of This Order
DESCRIPTION:Burial of This Order brings together three works by Jane Jin Kaisen that underscore her ongoing interest in ritual\, collectivity\, capitalist critique\, and the possibilities of social and political transgressions. \nThe exhibition centres on Kaisen’s titular video installation (2022)\, through which the audience is invited to follow a funerary procession gathered to ceremoniously bury a world order built upon hierarchy and division. The social actors called on to perform this duty\, including artists\, poets and activists\, transgress traditional ceremonial practices indicating that this ritualized enactment is a funeral without grievers\, assembled to dismantle unlivable structures\, rather than lament current conditions. \nThe exhibition’s central work is accompanied by Sorrow Waters This Land (2024) and Dokkaebi (2024). The former focuses on the setting for the procession – a derelict resort on Jeju Island that was abandoned following the IMF financial crisis of the 1990s\, now persisting as a crumbling ruin of capitalism. The latter features powerful Dokkaebi deities from Korean folklore\, unpredictable tricksters who dance suggestively through the space\, haunting or perhaps compelling the procession.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/yk8s_anpddf-jane-jin-kaisen-burial-of-this-order/2027-01-09/
LOCATION:Contemporary Calgary\, 701 11 Street Southwest\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2P 2C4
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270110
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260930T000108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T000114Z
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-09/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270108T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270108T170000
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260831T000039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T000046Z
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SUMMARY:Jane Jin Kaisen: Burial of This Order
DESCRIPTION:Burial of This Order brings together three works by Jane Jin Kaisen that underscore her ongoing interest in ritual\, collectivity\, capitalist critique\, and the possibilities of social and political transgressions. \nThe exhibition centres on Kaisen’s titular video installation (2022)\, through which the audience is invited to follow a funerary procession gathered to ceremoniously bury a world order built upon hierarchy and division. The social actors called on to perform this duty\, including artists\, poets and activists\, transgress traditional ceremonial practices indicating that this ritualized enactment is a funeral without grievers\, assembled to dismantle unlivable structures\, rather than lament current conditions. \nThe exhibition’s central work is accompanied by Sorrow Waters This Land (2024) and Dokkaebi (2024). The former focuses on the setting for the procession – a derelict resort on Jeju Island that was abandoned following the IMF financial crisis of the 1990s\, now persisting as a crumbling ruin of capitalism. The latter features powerful Dokkaebi deities from Korean folklore\, unpredictable tricksters who dance suggestively through the space\, haunting or perhaps compelling the procession.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/yk8s_anpddf-jane-jin-kaisen-burial-of-this-order/2027-01-08/
LOCATION:Contemporary Calgary\, 701 11 Street Southwest\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2P 2C4
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270109
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260930T000108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T000114Z
UID:10011143-1799366400-1799452799@calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com
SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-08/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270107T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270107T170000
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260831T000039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T000046Z
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SUMMARY:Jane Jin Kaisen: Burial of This Order
DESCRIPTION:Burial of This Order brings together three works by Jane Jin Kaisen that underscore her ongoing interest in ritual\, collectivity\, capitalist critique\, and the possibilities of social and political transgressions. \nThe exhibition centres on Kaisen’s titular video installation (2022)\, through which the audience is invited to follow a funerary procession gathered to ceremoniously bury a world order built upon hierarchy and division. The social actors called on to perform this duty\, including artists\, poets and activists\, transgress traditional ceremonial practices indicating that this ritualized enactment is a funeral without grievers\, assembled to dismantle unlivable structures\, rather than lament current conditions. \nThe exhibition’s central work is accompanied by Sorrow Waters This Land (2024) and Dokkaebi (2024). The former focuses on the setting for the procession – a derelict resort on Jeju Island that was abandoned following the IMF financial crisis of the 1990s\, now persisting as a crumbling ruin of capitalism. The latter features powerful Dokkaebi deities from Korean folklore\, unpredictable tricksters who dance suggestively through the space\, haunting or perhaps compelling the procession.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/yk8s_anpddf-jane-jin-kaisen-burial-of-this-order/2027-01-07/
LOCATION:Contemporary Calgary\, 701 11 Street Southwest\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2P 2C4
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270108
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260930T000108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T000114Z
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SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-07/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270106T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270106T230000
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260729T000037Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T000037Z
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SUMMARY:OPEN MIC IS BACK!
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Open Mic hosted by Earl Morgan every Wednesday from 8 PM to 11 PM.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/dkdlyixk9xn-open-mic-is-back/2027-01-06/
LOCATION:The Unicorn\, 223 8 Ave Sw\, Calgary\, Ab
CATEGORIES:Music & concerts
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270106T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270106T170000
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260831T000039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T000046Z
UID:10008368-1799236800-1799254800@calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com
SUMMARY:Jane Jin Kaisen: Burial of This Order
DESCRIPTION:Burial of This Order brings together three works by Jane Jin Kaisen that underscore her ongoing interest in ritual\, collectivity\, capitalist critique\, and the possibilities of social and political transgressions. \nThe exhibition centres on Kaisen’s titular video installation (2022)\, through which the audience is invited to follow a funerary procession gathered to ceremoniously bury a world order built upon hierarchy and division. The social actors called on to perform this duty\, including artists\, poets and activists\, transgress traditional ceremonial practices indicating that this ritualized enactment is a funeral without grievers\, assembled to dismantle unlivable structures\, rather than lament current conditions. \nThe exhibition’s central work is accompanied by Sorrow Waters This Land (2024) and Dokkaebi (2024). The former focuses on the setting for the procession – a derelict resort on Jeju Island that was abandoned following the IMF financial crisis of the 1990s\, now persisting as a crumbling ruin of capitalism. The latter features powerful Dokkaebi deities from Korean folklore\, unpredictable tricksters who dance suggestively through the space\, haunting or perhaps compelling the procession.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/yk8s_anpddf-jane-jin-kaisen-burial-of-this-order/2027-01-06/
LOCATION:Contemporary Calgary\, 701 11 Street Southwest\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2P 2C4
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270107
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260930T000108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T000114Z
UID:10011141-1799193600-1799279999@calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com
SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-06/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270105T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270105T160000
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260708T000100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260709T000022Z
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SUMMARY:Knitting & Crochet Club by Carya Village Commons
DESCRIPTION:A vibrant weekly club meant for both first-time fabric artists and veterans.  \nBring your project and chat with out knitters and crocheters\, or join us for an introductory lesson! \nWho We Are  \nCarya is a social impact agency that has been responding to the evolving social needs of the Calgary community since 1910. Today\, with over a century of expertise\, we remain deeply rooted in being a place of connection and support for Calgarians when and where they need us most.Carya impacts the lives of thousands of Calgarians each year\, through a range of comprehensive\, low to no-cost programs and services that enhance mental well-being\, strengthen families\, improve living conditions\, and create meaningful social connections.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/f-trxz7yk1f-knitting-and-crochet-club-by-carya-village-commons/2027-01-05/
LOCATION:Carya Village Commons\, 610 8 Avenue Southeast\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 5B4
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270105T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270105T170000
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260831T000039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T000046Z
UID:10008367-1799150400-1799168400@calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com
SUMMARY:Jane Jin Kaisen: Burial of This Order
DESCRIPTION:Burial of This Order brings together three works by Jane Jin Kaisen that underscore her ongoing interest in ritual\, collectivity\, capitalist critique\, and the possibilities of social and political transgressions. \nThe exhibition centres on Kaisen’s titular video installation (2022)\, through which the audience is invited to follow a funerary procession gathered to ceremoniously bury a world order built upon hierarchy and division. The social actors called on to perform this duty\, including artists\, poets and activists\, transgress traditional ceremonial practices indicating that this ritualized enactment is a funeral without grievers\, assembled to dismantle unlivable structures\, rather than lament current conditions. \nThe exhibition’s central work is accompanied by Sorrow Waters This Land (2024) and Dokkaebi (2024). The former focuses on the setting for the procession – a derelict resort on Jeju Island that was abandoned following the IMF financial crisis of the 1990s\, now persisting as a crumbling ruin of capitalism. The latter features powerful Dokkaebi deities from Korean folklore\, unpredictable tricksters who dance suggestively through the space\, haunting or perhaps compelling the procession.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/yk8s_anpddf-jane-jin-kaisen-burial-of-this-order/2027-01-05/
LOCATION:Contemporary Calgary\, 701 11 Street Southwest\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2P 2C4
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270105
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270106
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260930T000108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T000114Z
UID:10011140-1799107200-1799193599@calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com
SUMMARY:Natalie Gerber: load
DESCRIPTION:As an artist and a maker\, Natalie Gerber is interested in metamorphosis\, flux\, and endless cycles of becoming\, learning\, and unlearning. In this new\, site-specific installation\, Gerber brings together ceramic and textile to consider the transformative potential of weight\, gravity\, and duration. \nload begins with a constellation of ceramic forms that alternately evoke rocks\, eggs\, or celestial bodies. The forms are slip-cast\, a process wherein liquid clay is poured into a mold\, forming a skin-like surface which is revealed when the mold is released. Close inspection of the ceramics reveal the gradations within Gerber’s process\, particularly the slow deterioration of the slip-cast molds. Suspended above the ceramic forms is a sculptural silk lattice that cascades down the space akin to a net\, veil\, or shroud. To create the lattice\, Gerber laser-cuts individual modules of fused silk with a pattern that allows the two-dimensional fabric to expand into three-dimensions when pinned together and draped. In turn\, the silk lattice will evolve slowly across the duration of the installation\, gradually expanding like a lung or a ribcage. \nWhile the body is not represented directly\, it imbues Gerber’s work\, appearing in the dimpled flesh of the ceramics\, and the corporeal drape and fascia-like web of the silk lattice. Like the fallible\, malleable human body\, her work is never fixed or static either. Rather\, it is continuously shaped and re-shaped by the unrelenting forces of gravity and time.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/d1qfxx_hcra-natalie-gerber-load/2027-01-05/
LOCATION:Esker Foundation\, 4th Floor\, 1011 – 9th Avenue S.E.\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0H7
CATEGORIES:Museums, galleries & exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270104T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270104T235959
DTSTAMP:20261002T053145
CREATED:20260807T000203Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T000249Z
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SUMMARY:The Hobbit
DESCRIPTION:Bilbo Baggins is swept from his cozy Hobbit Hole and into a perilous quest across Middle-earth to help a band of dwarves reclaim their home under the Lonely Mountain from a treacherous dragon. Faced with trolls\, goblins\, elves\, giant spiders and the mysterious creature Gollum\, Bilbo discovers his own resourcefulness and courage\, and grows into an unlikely hero\, proving indispensable to the Company as their journey culminates in a great battle that determines the very fate of the mountain and its inhabitants. \nBased on J.R.R. Tolkien’s famous tale\, The Hobbit is a not-to-be-missed magical journey for the holiday season. This imaginative Canadian adaptation brings audiences into a fantastical world of adventure\, courage\, and discovery. \nAudience advisory: The wider world of Middle-earth is filled with beings quite unfamiliar to many young hobbits – a few of which some eyes might find frightening – such as goblins\, trolls and (gulp) even a dragon. This show also features staged battles and magic\, as well as some theatrical effects (water-based stage haze and fog\, flashing lights). And while we recognize that every young theatregoer is different\, our general suggested age for this production is 7+.
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/syxt6aysklf-the-hobbit/2027-01-04/
LOCATION:Martha Cohen Theatre\, 215 8th Avenue Se\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0K8
CATEGORIES:Theatre & performing arts
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SUMMARY:Monday Rap Night by Tribe Cypher
DESCRIPTION:Every Monday \nTime: 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. \nLocation: Werklund Centre\, formerly Arts Commons\, 205 8 Ave S.E.Room: Arts Learning CentreAge: 18+Cost: Free \nSchedule:5:00-5:30 p.m. – Snack\, Chill\, Network5:30-6:00 p.m. – Smudge \n6:00-6:30 p.m. – Mini Workshop \n6:30-7:30 p.m. – Cypher
URL:https://calgarydt-seeker.paperleaftest.com/event-calendar/do0iveh3mmn-monday-rap-night-by-tribe-cypher/2027-01-04/
LOCATION:Werklund Centre\, 205 8th Avenue SE\, Calgary
CATEGORIES:Free,Music & concerts,Workshops
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