Events

Prepare for an epic journey with Locked Zoo’s two-hour escape game, taking you on an after-hours adventure through the zoo. Participants will be tasked with using their intellect and creativity, collaborating with their team to unravel complex puzzles that highlight animal conservation. Where: Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium When: May 1-31

Alberta Ballet is presenting a dynamic program featuring Nicolo Fonte’s 2014 version of The Rite of Spring, which retains the original’s dramatic power while exploring themes of community and rebirth, and Der Wolf, a dark, adult reimagining of Little Red Riding Hood that delves into temptation, dominance, and devotion. Where: Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium When: […]

Be transported to the bright lights of the Great White Way and the glamour of Hollywood as the Calgary Phil celebrates the biggest musicals from stage and screen! This showcase of Broadway’s greatest tunes is sure to get your heart soaring! Where: Jack Singer Concert Hall When: May 3-4

Experience all the expressive capabilities of the bassoon — athletic agility, touching tenderness, and virtuosic velocity — as the Orchestra’s Principal Bassoon Antoine St-Onge shows them off in Carl Maria Von Weber’s theatrical concerto. Where: Jack Singer Concert Hall When: May 10-11

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a unique brunch at the zoo, offering a special way to honor the most important women in our lives amidst nature’s charm. The event features a Mother’s Day-themed menu, children’s crafts for creating memorable gifts, fresh flowers for mom, and more, ensuring an unforgettable experience in an extraordinary setting. Where: Wilder […]

This Canadian premiere by Kate Hamill offers a humorous and modern twist on the classic tale, featuring Ms. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Joan Watson solving a nail-biting mystery in a post-pandemic London. Where: The Playhouse When: May 11 – June 9

A musical journey from Holocaust to hope, experience the Calgary Phil and Violins of Hope in a unique narrative concert, where restored violins, violas, and cellos, once belonging to Jewish victims of the Holocaust, come to life through stories of injustice and suffering, resilience, and survival. Where: Jack Singer Concert Hall When: May 15