vibrant tapestry of Calgary's musical heritage.
About this Event
National Music Centre’s CEO, Andrew Mosker, explores the vibrant tapestry of Calgary's musical heritage. Influential people, festivals, and places have shaped Calgary’s and the region’s sonic identity. From Indigenous creators to pioneering artists who settled here, along with influential educators, music industry leaders, and impresarios, we delve into the stories of these musical architects. Their contributions have enriched Calgary’s cultural scene and resonated beyond the city’s borders, creating a lasting legacy on its music ecosystem.
Presented in Partnership with Chinook Country Historical Society, a Chapter of the Historical Society of Alberta. CCHS is dedicated to promoting a greater understanding of Canadian and Alberta history for people of all ages. Organized in 1958 and incorporated in 1993, CCHS covers the region from Olds to Nanton and from the BC border to the Saskatchewan border. For more information on our societies, please visit the following websites:
Chinook Country Historical Society: www.chinookhistory.ca
Historical Society of Alberta: www.albertahistory.org
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Patricia A. Whelan Performance Hall - Central Library, 800 3rd Street Southeast, Calgary, Canada
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