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PuSH Powers Multidiscipline Festival

A mid-winter cultural event featuring groundbreaking, contemporary works.

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Gifts For The People, By The People

Check out this celebration of Calgary artists and creatives.

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Candlelight Classics in Calgary

Performances range from The Nutcracker to Queen.

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Live Comedy is Vaxxed and Horny

Chelsea Handler's bringing comedy back (on tour).

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Arts & Culture

Naughty Live Christmas Theatre

Naughty … but Nice! Vaccin8! Fri., Dec. 3 – Sun., Dec. 19, 8 pm MT; Wed. – [...]

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Arts & Culture

Kind of Blue at AGO’s New Picasso Show

Toronto's painting the town blue.

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