Graduating next week! Nobody is going to be expecting the dress I have picked out. I'm trying to go for the whole vintage look, I'll let you know how it goes... Congrats to all the other graduates out there!

In Their Entirety

Ever since Our Lady Peace released their latest record Burn Burn, I was whittling away waiting for a tour announcement, and it’s finally arrived.  You can’t see me, but I’m definitely dancing around the room, because this promises to not just be any tour.  Just last week Our Lady Peace’s Canadian Tour, Clumsy and Spiritual…

Spend the night with your relatives…

…You know the ones with tails and fur?  I’m talking about monkeys of course!  If you’ve lived in Calgary long enough, chances are you’ve heard about Calgary Zoolights.  If you have not gone yet, let me convince you (which is not going to be that hard).  Over 1.5 million lights cover the Zoo in a…

Grey Cup Weekend

With Grey Cup Festival on its way, its time to decide how you are going to enjoy it!  Now for those of you who are not planning on attending the game, a game watching party or just sit by yourself at home watching, there is more to the Grey Cup than just the three hour…

Alberta Theatre Projects Celebrates Youth

If you can regularly be seen in your school’s drama department then chances are you’ve most likely seen a poster that says, “That $10 Ticket Thing”.  Now I don’t know about you, but when an event is being advertised as $10 I like to look a little closer at the poster, and if you do, you will find it is…

The First Battle

Centennial High School is still considered a very new school when it comes to how often schools are built; it opened in 2004 while the school was still under construction. This year Centennial hosted its very first Battle of the Bands. The audition process was rigorous, but the top three bands were chosen to perform…

Ever Been to ‘The’ House?

When one walks down the streets of Kensington here in Calgary, one often comes across the question, “which coffee house is the right house?” Well the answer here is, The House! The Coffee Sanctuary, as it is often referred to, was started by The First Alliance Church and is run by volunteers. At The House…

Anyone Craving Some Pop Punk?

I cannot wait for November. Do you have any clue how long I have been waiting for these three CD’s to be released? November 10th: Faber Drive – Can’t Keep A Secret If you’re a fan you should definately check out their myspace and listen to a few rough clips of new songs they posted.…

Staying Safe: Behind The Lines

Maybe we don’t have enough snow for back country adventures yet, but it’s always great to know where you can find important information about how ‘cool’ and dangerous snow can  be. First, I’m going to scare you a bit: take a look at these statistics from the Canadian Avalanche Centre. “There are approximately 150 avalanche…

The Youth Music Experience

Does music run through your veins or are you hoping to discover your inner piano man? Then you might want to look into The Youth Music Experience, a free after school music program  hosted by The New Black Centre and Community and Neighborhood Services. The program is for ages 12 – 17 and will be…

One Nine Nine Four

Jai Al-Attas, a 25 year old director from Australia, just presented his punk rock documentary One Nine Nine Four at The Calgary International Film Festival, to a very wild crowd. The film was very well set up, informing audiences of what truly was happening in the punk rock scene when everyone was still wearing leather pants,…

Kick-Start 2009

Tired of your parents always asking you to turn down that noise coming from your amp? Well drop off your band’s demo and bio to The New Black Centre for Music & Art and you could just get the chance to turn it up a whole lot louder. If your band has members all under…