The Banff Centre 2015 Winter Events Guide by Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity

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WINTER EVENTS 2015

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ON OF ART+IDEAS Welcome to the winter season at The Banff Centre! We are excited to present another thought-provoking and inspiring calendar of events.

With over 60 events taking place in winter, there truly is something for everyone. We stage bold theatre and dance from the highly-acclaimed performing arts companies Wen Wei Dance, Compagnie Marie Chouinard, Nightswimming Theatre and Ballet Kelowna. We encourage conversation through our spoken word events and talks with Gwynne Dyer and international artists and curators joining us in the Visual Arts Lecture Series. We present feature-length and short films from the Toronto International Film Festival, ImagiNATIVE festival and the Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival. We create Musical Encounters with ground-breaking classical and world musicians and musical legends including Canadian Brass, Whitehorse, Ian Tyson and Dan Mangan. By welcoming thousands of artists, leaders, mathematicians and scientists, along with tens of thousands of audience members to The Banff Centre, we celebrate conversation, creativity and ideas. With revenue raised from ticket sales, on-campus dining options, Sally Borden memberships, conferences, leadership programming and donations, your support helps to facilitate the creation of new art and new ideas year-round. We are honoured to be situated on the sacred and traditional territory in Treaty 7 First Nations, home to the Blackfoot, Stoney Nakoda and Tsuu T’ina Nations. In the heart of Banff National Park, The Banff Centre is located on Sleeping Buffalo Mountain, which holds spiritual and cultural significance for the many Indigenous nations that have travelled here throughout the millennia. The Banff Centre brings together people from around the world who believe that art and ideas can affect positive change. We look forward to welcoming you to our events this winter.

The Banff Centre is grateful to the Government of Canada, the Government of Alberta, and the many corporations, foundations, and individuals who generously support our programs and participants. It’s because of this support that The Banff Centre is able to Inspire Creativity in Alberta and around the world.

Cover: Anita Majumdar performs in Fish Eyes Trilogy. See page 28 for details. Photo by Max Telzerow. Inside Cover: Compagnie Marie Chouinard performs March 7. See page 26 for details. Photo by Sylvie-Ann Paré.

All photos courtesy of the artists.

WHOOPI GOLDBERG

IN CONVERSATION WITH RICHARD CROUSE AN EDWARDS FAMILY LEGENDARY LEADERS EVENT

Saturday, February 21, 7:30 p.m. Eric Harvie Theatre $50

Whoopi Goldberg needs little explanation. The legendary and award-winning actor, artist, and human rights activist joins us for one night only in conversation with film critic and author Richard Crouse. For over 30 years, Whoopi has delighted audiences through her work in film, stage, television and music â&#x20AC;&#x201C; picking up a Grammy, an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, an Emmy and a Tony along the way. Want to join the conversation? Tweet your questions for Whoopi to @TheBanffCentre, #WhoopiBanff or email communications@banffcentre.ca with the subject line #WhoopiBanff. Questions accepted until February 19.

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ALT+ COUNTRY SONGS & STORIES BY THE LEGENDARY IAN TYSON WITH SPECIAL GUEST CORI BREWSTER Saturday, January 17, 7:30 p.m. Eric Harvie Theatre $40

Musician, rancher, storyteller and Canadian icon Ian Tyson celebrated his 80th birthday last fall but shows no sign of slowing down. Ian has sung about heroes and heroines, love sustained, and relationships broken for over six decades. Join Ian in the Eric Harvie Theatre for this one-of-a-kind performance of Songs & Stories.

DAN MANGAN + BLACKSMITH

JAYME STONE PRESENTS LOMAX PROJECT

WITH VERY SPECIAL GUEST HAYDEN

Thursday, February 19, 7:30 p.m. Margaret Greenham Theatre $20

Monday, March 9, 8 p.m. Eric Harvie Theatre $35

Since breaking out in 2007 as a folk singer, Dan Mangan has headed into more expansive, experimental territory, earning the JUNO Award for New Artist and Alternative Album of the year, and a cross country following along the way. Joining Dan Mangan + Blacksmith will be very special guest Hayden who has been captivating audiences worldwide with his affecting lo-fi folk-rock for over twenty years.

Focusing on songs collected by folklorist and field recording pioneer Alan Lomax, this event brings together some of North America’s most distinctive and talented roots musicians to revive, recycle and reimagine traditional music. Collaborators include Grammy-winning songwriter Tim O’Brien, Bruce Molsky, Margaret Glaspy, Moira Smiley, Eli West, Brittany Haas, Julian Lage and Greg Garrison. Dan Mangan performs March 9. Photo by Jonathan Taggart.

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IN T Dave Gunning performs on February 8.

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WITH SPECIAL GUEST LAYTEN KRAMER Sunday, February 8, 7:30 p.m. Doors open 7 p.m. The Club, Theatre Complex $20

Dave Gunning is an award-winning performer and world-class songwriter who has a magnetic gift of captivating audiences by painting pictures through heartfelt stories, compelling songwriting, humorous lyrics and stunning musical arrangements. Blending sensitive folk and innovative arrangements to his original songs, Gunning is rapidly building a solid fan base across Canada and abroad.

SETS ON THE EDGE

WAVELENGTHS

Wednesdays, February 4, 25 and March 11, 25, 7:30 p.m. Doors open 7 p.m. The Club, Theatre Complex Donation at the door

Saturday, April 4, 8 p.m. Doors open 7:30 p.m. The Club, Theatre Complex Donation at the door

Explore new music at The Club through short sets from resident singer songwriters, bands, as well as electronic and classical musicians. Featuring emerging and established artists from Canada and around the world. Dave Gunning and Sets On The Edge are brought to you by:

Joining Dave Gunning is Canmore-raised artist Layten Kramer who at the age of 19, is already blowing away audiences across the country with his unique experimental-folk sound.

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Wavelengths brings musicians and spoken word artists together for an intimate night in The Club. Artists include Banff Centre Spoken Word Program faculty members Robert Priest, Ivy and Tanya Evanson and Kalmunity Vibe Collective musicians Malika Tirolien (voice and keys), Mark Haynes (bass) and Jahsun (percussion). Expect an evening of multilingual words and soul music. The Club is recommended for those 14 years of age and older.

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FAMILY F MERMAID THEATRE PRESENTS

RED SKY PRESENTS

Saturday, February 14, 4 p.m. Margaret Greenham Theatre $10

Saturday, March 14, 4 p.m. Margaret Greenham Theatre $10

Nova Scotia’s Mermaid Theatre presents Stella Queen of the Snow, featuring whimsical puppets, striking scenic effects and the evocative original music that earned the show international recognition.

Presented by Red Sky, Canada’s leading company for world Indigenous performance in dance, theatre and music, Mistatim is a coming-of-age story about the truest of friendships.

STELLA QUEEN OF THE SNOW

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Stella Queen of the Snow tells the story of two children as they spend the day playing in the snow. The forest, snowballs, snow angels and the mysterious white stuff itself provide fuel for their discovery of the world of winter.

A wooden fence is all that separates Calvin’s ranch and Speck’s reservation, but in many ways they are worlds apart. An unlikely friendship is struck when Calvin and Speck work together to “break” a wild horse. Calvin and Speck learn to communicate with one another across the divide of their own cultures.

Recommended for families and children aged 4 - 8.

Recommended for families and children aged 6 - 14.

Come early for both of these events and explore hands-on creative activities in the Craft Room from 3 p.m.

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UN Mermaid Theatre performs Stella Queen of the Snow on February 14.

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BANFF MOUNTAIN FILM AND BOOK FESTIVAL SCREENINGS

January 14, 21, 28 and February 4, 7 p.m. Banff Avenue Brewing Company (110 Banff Avenue) FREE

Saturdays, February 14, March 14, and April 11, 7:30 p.m. Max Bell Auditorium $12 | Child $6

With a different film program each week – featuring your favourite snowsports films from past Banff Mountain Film and Book Festivals! Presented as part of SnowDays

AVALANCHE AWARENESS NIGHT

Each screening features a different selection of award-winning films from the 2014 Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival including The Crash Reel, Best Film – Snow Sports; Mending the Line, People’s Choice Award; Marmato, Best Feature-length Mountain Film.

TUNE INTO BANFF CENTRE RADIO Find us on the FM dial 101.1 (English) + 103,3 (French)

Get a blast of Rocky Mountain living wherever you are and listen to the new Banff Centre Radio network. Explore mountain culture and communities, life in Banff National Park, hear from local and visiting artists, and more. Listen online: banffcentreradio.ca @radiobanff

Presenting Partners: National Geographic and The North Face

Sunday, January 18, 7:30 p.m. Max Bell Auditorium FREE

Learn about avalanche risks associated with backcountry and out-of-bounds travel – featuring presentations by snow safety experts, films from the Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival, door prizes and a trade show. Presented in partnership with Avalanche Canada.

Image from Mending the Line, 2014 People’s Choice Award winner © Uncage the Soul Productions

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F PHOTO Tungijuq_Image Tungijuq by Félix Lajeunesse and Paul Raphaël. Copyright Isuma Distribution International Ltd.

Image from Tungijuq appearing in Canada’s Reel North on February 26. Image by Félix Lajeunesse and Paul Raphaël. Copyright Isuma Distribution International Ltd.

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FILM CANADA’S REEL NORTH: INDIGENOUS SHORT FILMS Thursday, February 26, 7:30 p.m. Bentley Chamber Music Studio FREE

Canada’s Reel North is a collection of Indigenous short films exploring the stories and landscapes from Canada’s far north. Experience short films by award-winning Indigenous filmmakers including Zacharias Kunuk (Inuk), Alethea Arnaquq-Baril (Inuk), Louise Flaherty (Inuk), Stacey Aglok MacDonald (Inuk), Michelle Latimer (Métis), Paul Raphaël and Félix Lajeunesse.

REEL TIME FILM SERIES Mondays, January 12, February 2 March 2, April 13, 7 p.m. Lux Cinema (229 Bear St, Banff) $12* | Winter 4-Film Pack $36*

Reel Time features some of the best films from the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Presented by the Walter Phillips Gallery, the series brings alternative cinema to the Bow Valley, with engaging feature-length films and creative Canadian shorts. *Call or visit The Banff Centre Box Ofﬁce to purchase your tickets in advance; tickets purchased at the door are cash only and subject to availability (per ticket fees apply, see pg. 38 for details).

Canada’s Reel North: Indigenous Short Films is curated by imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival and co-produced in association with The Banff Centre’s Indigenous Arts Hi-Rez Storytelling program.

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ON STAGE KALMUNITY LIVE ORGANIC IMPROV Thursday, April 2, 9 p.m. Maclab Bistro, The Kinnear Centre FREE

With thundering beats and earthy musical tones, Montrealâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kalmunity Vibe Collective is paired up with poets, MCs and the lyrical participants of The Banff Centre Spoken Word Program for this evening of fiery improv. Expect flavours of blues, jazz, funk, R&B, hip hop and more mixed with spoken word that tells the stories of the voiceless.

ANU BANFF Friday, April 10, 8 p.m. Margaret Greenham Theatre FREE

ANU is a gathering of interdisciplinary artists performing in a guided improvisation where they are put on the spot through bursts of light that force spontaneous creation, chaos and artistic freedom. ANU BANFF features an ensemble performance by faculty and participants from The Banff Centre Spoken Word Program and the Kalmunity Vibe Collective.

Kalmunity Vibe Collective, April 2, 4, and 10.

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WOR GWYNNE DYER THE NEW WORLD DISORDER Tuesday, January 27, 7:30 p.m. Max Bell Auditorium $25

Renowned author, independent journalist and historian on international affairs, Gwynne Dyer returns for a discussion entitled The New World Disorder covering everything from ISIS to Ukraine and Syria. Informative and entertaining, Dyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s talks never fail to enlighten, provoke, and stimulate. Dyer is a regular contributor to the CBC, and writes multiple columns that are syndicated throughout Canada, the USA and internationally.

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DS +IDEAS STUART MCLEAN THE VINYL CAFE

VISUAL ARTS LECTURE SERIES

Sunday, March 1, 7 p.m. Eric Harvie Theatre $55 | 18 and under $35

4 p.m., Jeanne and Peter Lougheed Building, Room 204 FREE

Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beloved storyteller and humourist returns to Banff for a special performance accompanied by the usual cast of characters, including the Vinyl Cafe Orchestra and special musical guests.

A series of talks from leading Canadian and international artists, curators and academics.

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Argentinian-born artist Jorge Orta founded Studio Orta with his partner Lucy in 1991, and his collaborative practice focuses on the social and ecological factors of environmental sustainability.

JORGE ORTA Tuesday, January 20

CARLOS GARAICOA Tuesday, January 27

Carlos Garaicoa is a Cuban installation artist and photographer whose work combines architecture, urbanism, history and cultural and political issues.

DAVID BICKERSTAFF Thursday, February 12

David Bickerstaff is an Australian artist and filmmaker living and working in London whose work includes immersive video installations, sound based projects, and online works.

LUCY ORTA Tuesday, February 17

Paris-based artist Lucy Orta is Chair of the University of the Arts, London and collaboratively runs Studio Orta with her partner Jorge Orta. Her artistic practice bridges fashion, sculpture, installation and architecture.

KRISTY TRINIER Tuesday, March 24

Kristy Trinier is curator of the upcoming 2015 Alberta Biennial at the Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton.

NIGEL PRINCE Tuesday, February 10

Nigel Prince is a curator and writer and is the executive director at the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver.

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EXHIBITIONS AND VISUAL ARTS COUNTING ON PEOPLE NEÏL BELOUFA Until March 1 Walter Phillips Gallery

Counting on People is an exhibition of new work by the French and Algerian artist Neïl Beloufa. Combining video and sculpture, Counting on People explores how society and our interpersonal relationships are highly influenced by changing digital technology.

SKILL AND SERENDIPITY: DIY CAMERA-MAKING WORKSHOP

DRAWN TO NATURE: COMMUNITY EXHIBITION

February 21 – 22 Photo Studios, Jeanne and Peter Lougheed Building $90

Saturday, February 7, 7 – 9 p.m. Banff Public Library (101 Bear Street, Banff)

BETWEEN US

As part of EXPOSURE Photography Festival, experience the magic of photography and learn about darkroom techniques in this two-day workshop where you are at the mercy of skill, luck and serendipity when shooting with pinhole cameras. Led by Calgary-based artist Dianne Bos.

Eric Harvie Theatre, West Lobby

Lunch and all materials are included.

OPENING RECEPTION

To register please contact: walter_phillips_gallery@banffcentre.ca or call 403-762-6281 as space is limited.

Wednesday, February 11, 5 – 7 p.m.

Between Us is an exhibition about the various local understandings of who constitutes the “us” in the town of Banff—a community that now has a higher rate of immigration than the province and nation.

This community exhibition features work created by the participants of the 2014 Drawn to Nature classes, organized by Walter Phillips Gallery with the support of Parks Canada, Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, and Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum. This free monthly class – where participants learned various observational sketching techniques in both drawing and painting – has seen over 200 participants of all ages and levels of experience. Join us at the Banff Public Library to celebrate these works. Winter editions of Drawn to Nature will take place on January 16, February 6 and March 13. Visit banffcentre.ca for more details.

Gallery Hours:

Installation view of Neïl Beloufa’s Counting on People (2014). Institute of Contemporary Arts, London (ICA). Photo: Mark Blower

Wednesday to Sunday 12:30 – 5 p.m. Thursday 12:30 – 8 p.m. During exhibitions, Gallery Tours take place every Thursday at 7 p.m. Free and Open to All

MUSIC MUSICAL ENCOUNTER SERIES

ENCOUNTER ENCORES!

Fridays, January 23, 30 February 6, 13, 20, 27 March 6, 13, 20, 27** Rolston Recital Hall, 7:30 p.m. $20 | Senior/Student $18 | Child $12 r Winter Concert Lover Member FREE

Wednesdays, January 28 and February 11, 7:30 p.m. Rolston Recital Hall Donation at the door

This series combines the best in classical and world music with internationally renowned thought leaders and genrebending collaborations. Audiences at these events encounter new works and rediscover pieces from the classical canon to cutting-edge contemporary. Featuring Pedja Muzijevic, piano, Claire Chase, flute (January 23), Timo Andres, composer (January 30), Nicholas Cords, viola (February 6), Steve Copes, violin (February 13), Colin Carr, cello (February 20), Ronan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hora, piano (February 27), Winston Choi, piano (March 6), Andy Milne, piano (March 13) and Kiya Tabassian with faculty participants from our new program World Music: Persian and Eastern Traditions (March 20 and 27).

For those wanting more, Encounter Encores! picks up where the Musical Encounter Series leaves off. Encounter Encores! showcases classical musicians, jazz artists, singer-songwriters and composers from our residency programs sharing the stage and creating fantastic musical experiences. Be delighted by new works and classic compositions alike.

BOW VALLEY MUSICAL MATINĂ&#x2030;ES Sunday, February 1, 3 p.m. Whyte Museum (111 Bear Street, Banff) Sunday, March 8, 2:30 p.m. Creekside Hall, Canmore Seniors Centre Donation at the door

Musicians in residence share their music with the communities of Banff and Canmore.

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Photo: Pedja Muzijevic is the program director for the new winter program, Performance Today.

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CANADIAN BRASS Sunday, February 15, 7:30 p.m. Eric Harvie Theatre $25 | r Winter Concert Lover Member $15

In its 43rd season, the game-changing Canadian Brass has performed in virtually every major concert hall in the world. Renowned for genre-bending versatility and joyous performances, the award-winning Brass is almost single-handedly responsible for elevating the art of the brass quintet to what it is today. Canadian Brass is made up of five extraordinary talents: visionary founder, tuba legend and business specialist Chuck Daellenbach plus four top brass stars â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Caleb Hudson and Christopher Coletti (trumpets), Achilles Liarmakopoulos (trombone) and Bernhard Scully (horn).

Canadian Brass, February 15. Image by Bo Huang.

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DANCE WEN WEI DANCE PRESENTS

MADE IN CHINA

COMPAGNIE MARIE CHOUINARD

Saturday, January 31, 7:30 p.m. Margaret Greenham Theatre $25

Saturday, March 7, 7:30 p.m. Eric Harvie Theatre $25 | r Winter Concert Lover Member $15

Wen Wei Dance creates startling and provocative performance works of a distinctive transcultural sensibility and has been the recipient of numerous awards including the 2000 Clifford E. Lee Choreography Award and the 2006 Isadora Award for Excellence in Choreography (Unbound).

Montreal contemporary dance company Compagnie Marie Chouinard has been enthralling international audiences for over 28 years. Now a fixture on the world’s major stages, Marie Chouinard has earned a reputation for vibrant, original choreography having produced over 50 choreographic productions, actionperformances, vocal works, installations and films.

Wen Wei Dance’s Made in China is an intimate work of contemporary dance showcasing artistic director Wen Wei Wang’s interest in giving his Chinese-Canadian cultural identity a voice.

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Compagnie Marie Chouinard performs two pieces: Gymnopédies and Henri Michaux: Mouvements.

BALLET KELOWNA

FORWARD: A MIXED REPERTORY PROGRAMME Saturday, April 11, 7:30 p.m. Eric Harvie Theatre $25

Ballet Kelowna presents pieces by three of Canada’s leading contemporary ballet choreographers: James Kudelka, Shawn Hounsell, and Simone Orlando. Accompanying these three works is Lee Dances, a presentation of excerpts from award-winning works created for the esteemed Clifford E. Lee Choreography Award at The Banff Centre, and Shawn Hounsell’s Creaturehood (1996), Simone Orlando’s Winter Journey (2006) and Heather Myers’s Dedications.

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E Compagnie Marie Chouinard performs on March 7. Photo Sylvie-Ann Paré

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FORMANCE THE JUDGMENT OF PARIS

NIGHTSWIMMING THEATRE PRESENTS

WRITTEN BY TOM ALLEN

FISH EYES TRILOGY

Saturday, January 24, 7:30 p.m. Margaret Greenham Theatre $25 | r Winter Concert Lover Member Free

Thursday, March 19 (Part 1) Friday, March 20 (Part 2 + 3) 7:30 p.m. Margaret Greenham Theatre $15 | Both nights $25

The Judgment of Paris is a mix of cabaret, history and storytelling with timeless music by Debussy, Ravel, and original songs by the performers. The Judgment of Paris is new and old, heroic and tragic, history and fiction and showcases the musical revolutionary Claude Debussy and his one-time follower Maurice Ravel competing for the love of their proud, fickle, darling Paris. May the best composer win! Featuring Tom Allen (narration and trombone), Kevin Fox (cello and voice), Bryce Kulak (piano and voice), Lori Gemmell (harp), and Patricia Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Callaghan (voice).

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Celebrated film and television actress Anita Majumdar has created an audacious trio of dance-plays (Fish Eyes, Boys with Cars, Let Me Borrow That Top) that tell the coming-of-age stories of three teenage girls in small-town Canada. Inspired by so-called honour killings, hip-hop, and teenage heartache, Anitaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tour-deforce performance celebrates the joy and awkwardness of youth while slyly tackling issues of colonialism and cultural identity.

The Fish Eyes Trilogy is produced by Nightswimming with development support from The Banff Centre. Let Me Borrow That Top was co-commissioned by Nightswimming and The Banff Centre.

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HITEHORSE A BANFF MINERAL SPRINGS HOSPITAL FUNDRAISER Friday, April 17, 7:30 p.m. Eric Harvie Theatre $30 | Child $20 Concert and VIP Reception with Whitehorse $100

Whitehorse is Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet. Whitehorse marries the duo’s talented fusion of blistering guitar work, perfectly matched vocals, and chemistry. With their innovative approach and magnetic appeal, Whitehorse defies the math of one plus one! Join us for the next installment in this new concert tradition in support of the Banff Mineral Springs Hospital Foundation. Concert and VIP Reception ticket includes a “Meet and Greet” with Whitehorse following the performance.

Whitehorse performs at the Banff Mineral Springs Hospital Fundraiser on April 17.

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SAVE THE DATE!

Banff Children’s Festival Saturday May 16, 2015 FEATURING ALICE IN WONDERLAND The Banff Centre’s Children’s Festival returns, featuring Alice in Wonderland and Kaput. Live performances plus interactive workshops and activities for young audiences!

Alice in Wonderland by Tout à Trac appears at the Banff Children’s Festival on May 16.

do good(er) support ground-breaking artists champion creative risk-takers inspire culturally vibrant communities Your donation to the Banff Centre Artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Fund helps bring exceptional artists here to learn, create, exchange ideas, and showcase new work to the world. Donate online at banffcentre.ca/support Or email support@banffcentre.ca If you would like to discuss a gift, please call: Neil Johnston, Interim Executive Director, Development 1.888.495.4467 ext. #5

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s On

THIS WINTER

16 | F R I Drawn to Nature Workshop 7 pm LBNM FREE 17 | S AT Songs & Stories by the Legendary Ian Tyson 7:30 pm EHT $40 18 | S U N Avalanche Awareness Night 7:30 pm MBA FREE 20 | T U ES Visual Art Lecture Series: Jorge Orta 4 pm JPL 204 FREE 21 | W ED Mountain Film Wednesdays 7 pm BABC FREE

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VENUES The Banff Centre BCMS Bentley Chamber Music Studio CLB The Club, Theatre Complex EHT Eric Harvie Theatre, Theatre Complex EHTWL Eric Harvie Theatre West Lobby GH Glyde Hall JPL Jeanne and Peter Lougheed Building KC Kinnear Centre for Creativity & Innovation MBA Max Bell Auditorium MGT Margaret Greenham Theatre, Theatre Complex RRH Rolston Recital Hall, Music and Sound Building WPG Walter Phillips Gallery

Off-Site Venues BABC Banff Avenue Brewing Company, 110 Banff Avenue BL Banff Public Library BPM Banff Park Museum National Historic Site 91 Banff Avenue CSC Canmore Seniors Centre, 600 9th Street, Canmore LBNM Luxton Buffalo Nations Museum, 1 Birch Avenue, Banff LUX Lux Cinema, 229 Bear Street WB Wildflour Bakery, 211 Bear Street, Bison Courtyard WM Whyte Museum, 111 Bear Street

PRICE LEGEND Adult | Student/Senior | Child Student (with ID), Senior (60+) and Child (12 and under) DON Donation r Winter Concert Lover Additional processing fees apply; $2 per ticket to a maximum of $16 per order

EAT+ DRINK Enjoy a chef inspired pre-event culinary experience in Three Ravens Restaurant. Savour creative appetizer plates and award-winning wine list selections in the wine bar. Meet friends in the cool and casual bistro for drinks and dining. Or sample sumptuous buffet selections in the dining room. All dining venues are just steps from theatres. Ticket buyers enjoy exclusive offers. banffcentre.ca/events/packages/

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BCMS Bentley Chamber Music Studio CLB The Club, Theatre Complex EHT Eric Harvie Theatre, Theatre Complex EHTWL Eric Harvie Theatre West Lobby GH Glyde Hall JPL Jeanne and Peter Lougheed Building KC Kinnear Centre for Creativity & Innovation MBA Max Bell Auditorium MGT Margaret Greenham Theatre, Theatre Complex RRH Rolston Recital Hall, Music and Sound Building WPG Walter Phillips Gallery

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in February FEBRUARY 1 | SUN Bow Valley Musical Matinées 3 pm WM DON 2 | MON Reel Time Film Screening 7 pm LUX $12 | Series $36 4 | WED Mountain Film Wednesdays 7 pm BABC FREE Sets on the Edge 7:30 pm CLB DON 5 | THURS Counting on People Exhibition Tour 7 pm WPG FREE 6 | F RI Drawn to Nature: Community Exhibition 7 pm BL Musical Encounter Series 7:30 pm RRH $20 | $18 | $12 r FREE 8 | SUN Dave Gunning with Special Guest Layten Kramer 7:30 pm CLB $20

10 | T U ES Visual Art Lecture Series: Nigel Prince 4 pm JPL 204 FREE 11 | W ED Between Us Exhibition Opening Reception 5 pm EHTWL FREE Encounter Encores! 7:30 pm RRH DON 12 | T H U R S Visual Art Lecture Series: David Bickerstaff 4 pm JPL 204 FREE Counting on People Exhibition Tour 7 pm WPG FREE 13 | F R I Musical Encounter Series 7:30 pm RRH $20 | $18 | $12 r FREE 14 | S AT Mermaid Theatre Presents Stella Queen of the Snow 4 pm MGT $10 Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival Screening 7:30 pm MBA $12 | Child $6

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22 | SU N Skill and Serendipity: DIY Camera-Making Workshop Photo Studios JPL Both days $90 25 | W E D Visual Arts Open Studios 3-6pm GH/JPL FREE Sets on the Edge 7:30 pm CLB DON 26 | TH U RS Counting on People Exhibition Tour 7 pm WPG FREE Canada’s Reel North: Indigenous Short Films 7:30 pm BCMS FREE 27 | F R I Musical Encounter Series 7:30 pm RRH $20 | $18 | $12 r FREE

Whoopi Goldberg In Conversation with Richard Crouse 7:30 pm EHT $50

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r WINTER CONCERT LOVER MEMBERSHIP Purchase a winter membership for $66 and receive tickets to all ten events in the Musical Encounter Series as well as discounts to three additional winter events. Check online for more details.

THE FINE PRINT Performances and artists are subject to change without notice. Tickets are non-refundable. Where permitted, Banff Centre tickets may be exchanged within the same series up to 24 hours prior to the performance; fees may apply. Regardless of age, all audience members must have a ticket. We strongly advise that infants younger than one not attend performances for the enjoyment of the rest of the audience, and we generally recommend that audience members be four years of age or older in order for everyone to fully enjoy the performance. Please contact the Box Office for specific age and seating recommendations. Any person who is disruptive during a performance may be asked to leave—refunds will not be made upon this, nor upon the basis of content. Group discounts may be available to groups of ten or more for some events. Additional processing fees apply; $2 per ticket to a maximum of $16 per order

14 | SAT Family Series: Red Sky Presents Mistatim 4 pm MGT $10 Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival Screening 7:30 pm MBA $12 | Child $6 19 | TH U RS Nightswimming Theatre Presents Fish Eye Trilogy 7:30 pm MGT $15 Both nights $25 20 | F R I Nightswimming Theatre Presents Fish Eye Trilogy 7:30 pm MGT $15 Both nights $25 Musical Encounter Series 7:30 pm RRH $20 | $18 | $12 r FREE 24 | TU E S Visual Art Lecture Series: Kristy Trinier 4 pm JPL 204 FREE

APRIL 1 | WED Visual Arts Open Studios 3-6 pm GH/JPL FREE 2 | TH U RS Kalmunity Live Organic Improv 8 pm Maclab FREE 4 | SAT Wavelengths 9 pm CLB DON 10 | F R I Anu Banff 8 pm MGT FREE 11 | SAT Ballet Kelowna Forward: A Mixed Repertory Program RHT 7L30 pm $25 Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival Screening 7:30 pm MBA $12 | Child $6

25 | W E D Sets on the Edge 7:30 pm CLB DON

13 | MO N Reel Time Film Screening 7 pm LUX $12 | Series $36

27 | F R I Musical Encounter Series 7:30 pm MGT $20 | $18 | $12 r FREE

17 | F R I Whitehorse: A Banff Mineral Springs Hospital Fundraiser 7:30 p.m. EHT $30 | Child $20 VIP $100

Musical Encounter Series 7:30 pm RRH $20 | $18 | $12 r FREE

Buy tickets online: banffcentre.ca

1.800.413.8368 or 1.403.762.6301

PLAY WITH US The Sally Borden Fitness and Recreation facility includes a 25-metre swimming pool, Jacuzzi hot tub, and a warm wading pool for kids. Explore the Fitness Room, Climbing Gym, Multi-Use Gymnasium and Indoor Running Track, or book a therapeutic massage after a day on the slopes.

Winter Classes PRICE LEGEND Adult | Student/Senior | Child Student (with ID), Senior (60+) and Child (12 and under) DON Donation r Winter Concert Lover Additional processing fees apply; $2 per ticket to a maximum of $16 per order

Choose from a wide variety of classes this winter, including spin, fitness, yoga, dance, ceramics, and much more.

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Coming this summer PERFORMANCE IN THE PARK JUNE 19 & 20 ~ ON SALE NOW! Presented by Parks Canada, Banff Lake Louise Tourism and The Banff Centre

JOEL PLASKETT EMERGENCY WITH MATT ANDERSEN & THE MELLOTONES

K-OS WITH RURAL ALBERTA ADVANTAGE AND HANNAH GEORGAS

Friday, June 19, 2015 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 6:30 p.m. Gates at 5:30 p.m. Parks Administration Building Grounds $35 | Child $12.50* (2 to 12 years old)

Saturday, June 20, 2015 - 3 p.m. Gates at 2 p.m. Parks Administration Building Grounds $35 | Child $12.50* (2 to 12 years old) Both days $52.50 | Child $25

Children under 2 years of age are admitted free without a ticket *only a limited number of discounted child tickets available each day