Thursday, June 19
Conoco-Phillips Theatre at Glenbow Museum, 9 - 11 am
Free Admission

This renowned elder from the Blackfoot Territory will discuss cultural, traditional and spiritual practices of well-being in the Aboriginal community. Wilton Good Striker’s work has helped advance Aboriginal peoples and has brought recognition of their unique cultural and political perspectives to contemporary society.

Sponsored by Glenbow Museum and the United Way of Calgary and Area.

June 25-28
July 4-12
ConocoPhillips Theatre at Glenbow, 7:30 pm
$7 per person
Call 403.268.4110 for tickets

Classic country singer and Calgary performance artist, Matt Masters, has co-created a multimedia western cabaret musical called Don Coyote. Watch and listen to Masters and his six piece western orchestra tell the tale of Don Coyote, while Calgary artist Terrance Houle's original video projections provide a changing and dynamic backdrop.

Don Coyote is a 21st-century resident of southern Alberta who sees himself as a cowboy troubadour, roaming rural Alberta while singing songs and righting wrongs. Don Coyote's story is not a re-telling of Don Quixote but draws inspiration and parallels from it, examining reality through different perspectives. Themes of illusion, honour and loyalty are examined in nine songs and stories about Don Coyote, his sidekick Sancho and the Cowboy Code.

Co-produced by Glenbow Museum, the Illingworth Kerr Gallery at the Alberta College of Art + Design and Sled Island Music Festival.

Coming Soon - Check Website for Updates!
Main floor lobby
Free Admission

We are pleased to host Tibetan Buddhist Monks from the Dzongkar Choede Monastery in southern India.  Here in Calgary to promote their culture and heritage, we invite visitors to watch as the Monks construct a Medicine Buddha Mandala for healing and peace.

Coming Soon - Check Website for Updates!
Conoco-Phillips Theatre, 7:00 pm.
Admission by donation.

Join us as the Monks present a special performance of multiphonic chanting and a purification ritual.