Best Arts and Culture Places in Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

"One of the largest museums in western Canada, Glenbow Museum is home to over 1.3 million artifacts and some 30,000 works of art that celebrate the history, creativity, and beauty of Canada. Get inspired with interactive workshops, cultural artifacts, First Nations culture, and new exhibitions making a stop in Calgary for a limited time. This family friendly museum also offers free admission the first Thursday of every month for a great way to explore Calgary attractions without breaking the bank."

"A must for culture vultures, the Glenbow Museum is Calgary’s most impressive repository of artwork and artifacts. Founded by prominent Alberta oilman Eric Harvie in 1966, the museum’s permanent collections tell the story of western Canada, including spectacular exhibits devoted to Aboriginal history and culture. Don’t miss this roundup of the world’s most popular museums."

"A post shared by Jae K (@konzca) on Apr 15, 2018 at 8:36pm PDT. Glenbow Museum showcases Western Canadian arts and culture through historic and contemporary pieces. Enjoy the works of Frida Kahlo, and take a peek at John Will’s interesting photography — both exhibitions will be up until May 21."

"Held annually in July, the Calgary Stampede is a true Albertan institution and the source of the city’s Stampede City nickname. Each year, more than a million visitors attend the 10-day event, consisting of a parade, rodeo, derby, exhibition and market, which brands itself as The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth. Even if you’re not in town at the right time of year to catch the show, you can still visit the park for a variety of other community-focused events aimed to promote the area’s traditional heritage."

"Style-up and get your cowboy threads sorted year-round at the Alberta Boot Company, or head to Smithbiltfor the distinctive white hats that have become a symbol of the city – so that when the Calgary Stampede rodeo comes to town in July, you look the part."

"Another great introduction to the city’s growing art scene is Contemporary Calgary, a fusion of the Art Gallery of Calgary with its allies, the Museum of Modern Contemporary Art Calgary and the Institute of Modern and Contemporary Art. Formerly a planetarium, the iconic 1967 landmark recently underwent modernisation, and now plays host to a range of rotating exhibitions – among them, a scale model of the moon and artwork by Yoko Ono and John Lennon. Contemporary Calgary also hosts various distinguished speakers, as well as offering outreach and education programmes."

"If you’re looking for contemporary art, Contemporary Calgary will provide the best art installations for you to enjoy. It is situated in the old Centennial Planetarium, providing the best atmosphere to enhance its visitors’ art gallery experience. The gallery aims to engage its visitors in its collection of art installations."

"This small, private art gallery hosts fabulous temporary exhibitions in its beautiful 4th-floor location. Past exhibitions have considered everything from immigration to the Northwest Passage. Check the website..."

"Also known as Arts Commons, the EPCOR Centre is the beating heart of Calgary’s performance scene. It features an amazingly eclectic year-round programme of toe-tapping musicals, acclaimed dramas, children's shows, concerts, and arthouse film screenings. Whatever your interests may be, this is your 1-stop destination for a first-rate cultural fix."

"Most of the live music performances take place in the Jack Singer Concert Hall, which is the largest theatre and seats nearly 1,800. It’s the main performance space for the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra and it hosts plenty of local and touring musicians. Arts Commons also hosts music series including BD&P World Music, TD Jazz and PCL Blues."

"Art Market Craft Sale has been a part of Calgary for 35 years. It is an annual event that is held every year at the Telus Convention Centre wherein 200 professional artisans from across Canada come together to present an amazing selection of quality art and craft. With live music, food, spirits and shopping, it is an event not to be missed!"

"With the variety of art pieces in its collection, Stephen Lowe Art Gallery is one of the best Calgary art galleries. The gallery may be smaller than other art galleries, but it is home to masterpieces from 70 Canadian artists. You can find paintings, stone and metal sculptures, glass and ceramic crafts, and other art exhibitions that you can admire and purchase."

"Stephen Lowe Art Gallery carries works by contemporary painters, sculptures, and potters. It is located on the second floor of the Bow Valley Square III building."

"The Loch Gallery carries historic artwork and work by established artists. This is THE place to go in Calgary if you are a serious collector and looking for something from a well known artist like Marc Chagall, Degas, or even Van Gogh. They also carry the “big names” of Canadian art history like Paul Kane, Tom Thompson, and Group of Seven artists like Lawren Harris."

"Grey Eagle Casino Buffet & Restaurant has something for everyone; our culinary experts have combined great taste with extraordinary value. Our daily dinner buffets treat guests to a new feature each evening from Prime Rib and Pan-Asian to specialty themes. Reservations are strongly recommended to avoid wait times through Open Table."

"Offering indoor pool with a water slide and a fitness center, The Glenmore Inn & Convention Center is located in Calgary. Free WiFi access is available. Calgary Stampede is 15 minutes’ drive away.Air-conditioned rooms offer a flat-screen TV, work desk, and refrigerator."

"Take your family vacation to the max with the pool and waterslide at Glenmore Inn & Convention Centre. Kids will love the twists and turns of the waterslide and parents will appreciate a chance to relax and unwind in the hot tub. Address: 1000 Glenmore Ct SE"

"Sue Higgins Park is home to the largest fenced off-leash area in Calgary along with public artwork Deux Chiens Assis, two bronze dog statues by artist Henri Jacquemart, crafted in the 1800s. Wander through 62 hectares of green space along the riverbanks and keep your eyes peeled for diving ducks, Canada Geese, gulls, red-winged blackbirds, woodpeckers, and warblers. Be sure to listen for the Boreal Chorus Frog, which sounds like someone running their finger along the teeth of a nylon comb."

"Formerly known as Southland Park, Sue Higgins Park is the mother of all dog parks in Calgary. Located along the banks of the Bow River, the destination is an excellent option for dog-lovers in southeast Calgary. At 62 hectares, the park is home to the largest off-leash area in the city."

"One of Calgary's newer parks, this is home to some great ponds, and dog parks all located at the end of Southland Drive and Deerfoot Trail. Learn more about Sue Higgins Park"

"For a seafood enthusiast, Red Lobster is not an unfamiliar name. Started as a family-run restaurant in Florida, today, Red Lobster is a worldwide chain with 7000 eateries globally. Quality has always been a key focus of the food chain."

"Unique street ambiance and creative menu foretell what your eating experience is about to entail. Tasty apps and drinks (try the bitter orange - refreshi... More reviews"