The second week of the Glow Downtown Winter Light Festival ramped up Friday night at Olympic Plaza, alongside the Asian Night Market that colourfully transformed City Hall. Thousands of Calgarians were drawn to the downtown
The Westgate Community Association held its annual winter festival on Saturday, delighting hundreds of residents and visitors from southwest Calgary. Winterfest ended with thunderous applause, and bangs, with nearly a half-hour of fireworks in the
The Glow Winter Festival of Lights has returned to brighten both the night, and spirits, along Stephen Avenue. The festival which contains a variety of different interactive illuminated art displays, music, and artistic performances from
Calgarians looking for a little more speed skating action after Isabelle Weidemann’s bronze medal win in Beijing got a chance to see the sport up close on Saturday. Sport Calgary put on an afternoon of
Chinook Blast revealed their final lineup of artists, art, performances, and events on Tuesday. Owing to the changing conditions of the pandemic, organizers announced a smaller list of events than they originally anticipated. Many of
Chinook Blast organizers announced Thursday that the winter festival would be delayed until the start of February. The festival was was originally slated to start in late January. It has now been moved to a
Chinook Blast, Calgary’s only multi-venue winter festival is returning in late January 2022. The five-week-long celebration features a variety of indoor and outdoor activities. They include music and theatre performances, art displays, sporting events, and
