Mike Bell

Aug 28, 2024 | thescenecalgary.com | Nathan Iles |Don Tse |Mary-Lynn Wardle |Mike Bell

Calgary’s newest music and arts festival is deeply, proudly Albertan. It’s all right there in the name. “When I was a kid, I used to go fishing a lot with my dad, and [in] the angler’s rules and regulations books, there would be a map with all the different regional zones in the province,” explains Tory Rosso.

Aug 26, 2024 | thescenecalgary.com | Nathan Iles |Don Tse |Mary-Lynn Wardle |Mike Bell

Calgary Pride officially kicks off this week! Did you know we moved our celebration from June to August for better weather? You can learn more in our August issue, which has tons of Pride coverage. Here’s a quick schedule for you: check out the ‘Tism & Drag” fundraiser at Tool Shed Brewing on Tuesday, the They Got Talent Pride Ball at Dickens on Wednesday, and Trivia hosted by Visa DeKline at Texas Lounge on Thursday.

Aug 3, 2024 | thescenecalgary.com | Nathan Iles |Don Tse |Mary-Lynn Wardle |Mike Bell

There’s nothing like barbecue during the summertime, and Calgary is chock-full of restaurants offering a sumptuous take on the art of grilled and smoked meats. From smoked Southern style to fire-roasted Brazilian and Korean, there’s a barbecue place for all tastes and every occasion. Calgary ClassicsBig T’s BBQWith five locations across Calgary and dishes memorable enough to be featured on Food Networks’ You Gotta Eat Here, Big T’s is a Calgary staple.

Jul 16, 2024 | thescenecalgary.com | Nathan Iles |Don Tse |Mary-Lynn Wardle |Mike Bell

You don’t have to spend a cent to enjoy summer in Calgary. These are just a few fun, free activities you can enjoy in the city this summer. Calgary Walking Tour is a guided tour through several central neighbourhoods. As an expert guide takes you through Calgary’s history, you’ll see the former homes of Titanic survivors, Ghostbusters filming locations, and more. Tours meet at the corner of 3 Street S.W. and Roxboro Road on Saturdays and typically last 90 minutes.

Jul 16, 2024 | thescenecalgary.com | Nathan Iles |Don Tse |Mary-Lynn Wardle |Mike Bell

The Calgary Stampede is one of the funnest parties in Calgary, but it can also be one of the priciest. Thankfully, dear reader, there are many ways to save a few bucks while enjoying the greatest outdoor show on earth. Save on admissionThere are various ways to get in the gates of the Stampede without needing to take out a loan. Visit a Circle K store during the Stampede, to grab two Coca-Colas and two gate admissions that can be used any time for around $30.