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The Alberta University of the Arts has a rich history of over 90 years. It has shaped the cultural and creative landscape of Alberta. The renowned Illingworth Kerr Gallery and the Marion Nicoll Gallery are open for visits to aspiring designers and artists worldwide.
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The university has now become a craft, art, and design education center. Since 1926, thousands of creative and …
Why Do You Have To Go?
Ever since its emergence in 2002, the Aussie Rules Piano Bar has changed the piano bar scene in Calgary forever. There is non-stop music with more ways to enjoy it other than conducting a concert. There are piano duels and comedy shows that have sing-along bits.
The bar is open from Thursday to Sunday, wherein the shows start at 8 in the evening while on other days it is at 9. You can avail of the bar for private functions and can book up to 250 guests.
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For families that have either LGBT children or parents, Calgary is the least of your worries. In fact, you can feel much safer here compared to any other city in the world. You can visit tourist attractions without attracting any discriminating look. You can bond as a family without being branded as a weird one.
It is already a common sight within the streets and establishments of Calgary to have families with LGBT members walking and expressing themselves freely. There is no need to glorify the movement since the existing practice is always equality among …
Compared to other so-called gay-friendly environments, there is no gender segregation in the city of Calgary. There are no areas where gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgenders are prohibited from entering. Amidst the absence of societal pressure, it is best to observe caution when displaying behaviors such as public affection or glamorous actions.
Calgary is seen as a very conservative city, but still, it is a place that welcomes the LGBT community with open arms. Couples can walk along the sidewalk while crossing arms. Groups can be loud in parks. Any …
