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Jun 17, 2024 |
theyyscene.com | Nathan Iles
Fold Paper at Block Party. Sled Island 2023. Photo by Michaela Neuman. It’s a big week for music fans in Calgary. The sixteenth edition of Sled Island kicks off this Tuesday, bringing downtown Calgary to life with six days of music, art, comedy, dancing, and high fives. Tuesday offers a sneak peek of the festival with a stacked show at Commonwealth, featuring performances from DJ Dine & Dash, Lost Decade, Brain Bent, and more.
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Jun 10, 2024 |
theyyscene.com | Nathan Iles
A packed crowd at Surge home game at WinSport Event Centre. Photo by Jesse Tamayo. Is the first half of the work week bogging you down? Shake it off with Punk Rock Bingo, a free event held every Tuesday at the Ship and Anchor. What better way to shake off the week’s blues than with a Barnacle Lager, bingo, prizes, and a thrashin’ soundtrack? Host-with-the-most Darren Ollinger makes the whole thing feel like a professional wrestling match, only with bingo daubers instead of suplexes.
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Jun 3, 2024 |
theyyscene.com | Nathan Iles
Market Collective guests explore and support local artists, designers, and makers. Photo by Jaime VedresThis year, it’s been May showers that are (hopefully) bringing June flowers. Either way, start the month celebrating Calgary’s chaotic weather on Citizen Brewery’s gorgeous patio with their bi-weekly trivia night this Monday. Talespin Trivia hosts this event and features multiple rounds of general knowledge questions and minigames with prizes.
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May 31, 2024 |
theyyscene.com | Mary-Lynn Wardle
Julian Pratt [top], Jackie McDermott [on drums], and Harlan Steed [hair, right] bring their hardcore post-punk aesthetic to Sled Island. Photo: Rob CoonsFrom bonding in high school 15 years ago to being guest curators for this year’s Sled Island Festival, Queens-based New York City punk and everything including the kitchen sink musicians Show Me The Body have been in constant motion. For them, it’s not enough to play music that glowers truth to privilege and clouts clout on the snout.
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May 31, 2024 |
theyyscene.com | Nathan Iles
It’s hard not to get swept up by the bustling oomph of downtown Calgary. 7th Avenue thrums with the energy of TD Square, the surrounding professional buildings, the C-Train line, and Stephen Avenue Place. But there’s a cozy secret nestled in Calgary’s beating heart. Step through the doors under the green “BOW PARKADE” sign on the corner of 2 Street, and you might feel like you’ve stepped into your favourite aunt’s cozy basement — the spot where you and all your friends would hang out after school.
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