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	Welcome to Calgary - My Home Town!
		The area surrounding Calgary is 'high and dry' (big, blue-sky country), with a combination of foothills in the west and rolling prairie in the remaining directions.
		Calgary is well-known as a destination for winter sports and eco-tourism with a number of major mountain resorts near the city and metropolitan area.
		Calgary's economy is largely centered on the petroleum industry, with agriculture, tourism, and the high-tech industries also contributing to the city's rapid economic growth.
	www.calgaryhomepros.com /About_Calgary/page_1214680.html (1136 words)

	Calgary, Alberta, Canada - Travel Photos by Galen R Frysinger, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
		Calgary, city on the Bow River in southern Alberta, Canada, at the entrance to a major route across the Rocky Mountains.
		Calgary is known as the Energy Capital of Canada because a number of oil companies have headquarters in the city.
		The University of Calgary (1966), Mount Royal College (1910), the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (1916), and Alberta College of Art (1983) are the principal educational institutions.
	www.galenfrysinger.com /calgary.htm (660 words)

	Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts
		The centre opened 14 Sep 1985 with a gala concert in Jack Singer Concert Hall of orchestral and choral music, dance and drama, featuring the world premiere of Brian Macdonald's ballet for The Garden of the Heart by R.
		The Calgary Philharmonic celebrated the opening and its own 30th anniversary by performing Mahler's Symphony No. 8 18-19 September with over 400 performers, including the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, the Calgary Philharmonic Chorus, three Calgary children's choirs, and eight soloists, under the baton of Mario Bernardi.
		The Carthy Foundation of Calgary donated $750,000 for an organ, in memory of Mrs Margaret Mannix.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=U1ARTU0000511 (635 words)

	Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts
		The Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts (formerly the Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts) incorporates 2 historic structures, the Burns Building and the Calgary Public Building, with the site of the old Empress Theatre.
		Organ at the hall in the Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts.
		Since the opening of the Centre, 2 smaller theatres have been completed; the site of the Empress Theatre has become the 185-seat Engineered Air Theatre, which is available for community use, while the 180-seat fl-box experimental space, Big Secret Theatre, is the home of the One Yellow Rabbit Performance Theatre.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0010261 (375 words)

	Calgary Travel Guide \| Fodor's Online
		Calgary, believed to be derived from the Gaelic phrase meaning "bay farm," was founded in 1875 at the junction of the Bow and Elbow rivers as a North West Mounted Police post.
		Calgary supports professional football and hockey teams, and in July the rodeo events of the Calgary Stampede attract visitors from around the world.
		Calgary hosted the 1988 Winter Olympics, and the downhill slopes and miles of cross-country ski trails are at Kananaskis, less than 90 minutes west of town.
	www.fodors.com /miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=calgary@42 (437 words)

	The Glenbow Museum > Calgary Philharmonic Society
		Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts - Correspondence.
		Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts - Feasibility study for permanent premises.
		Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts - Civic centre redevelopment plan and proposal for a modern arts district.
	www.glenbow.org /collections/search/findingAids/archhtm/cpo.cfm (1740 words)

	Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts
		La Calgary Region Arts Foundation mit sur pied un comité de bénévoles dirigé par Martha Cohen pour produire une étude de faisabilité qui, en 1976, confirma ce besoin.
		Les travaux furent entamés en 1981 et le Centre ouvrit en 1985, après des mesures de compression et de considérables difficultés financières dues à la récession.
		« Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts », OCan, XII (sept. 1985).
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /PrinterFriendly.cfm?Params=Q1ARTQ0000511 (952 words)

	Cornerstones: The Calgary Public Building
		In 1929, after considerable lobbying by Calgary businessmen and officials, the federal government finally passed an appropriation to cover the cost of a new public building for Calgary.
		The Performing Arts project sympathetically integrated the Public Building and the Burns Building into the overall design for the Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts.
		Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts was officially opened September 14, 1985 by Peter Lougheed.
	www.calgarypubliclibrary.com /calgary/historic_tours/corner/cpb.htm (751 words)

	Calgary Arts Development
		Calgary Arts Development's Creative Calgarians campaign kicked off today with a visit from Canada Council for the Arts Director Robert Sirman and a special performance from local singer-songwriter Kris Demeanor.
		To help support this great initiative, Calgary Arts Development is launching an awareness-building campaign to get Calgarians thinking about their participation in the arts and to build excitement about the city's growing arts scene.
		Calgary Arts Development is now accepting applications for its 2007 Special Projects and Annual Operating Grants, formerly operated under the Calgary Region Arts Foundation (CRAF).
	www.calgaryartsdevelopment.com (595 words)

	CBC.ca Arts - Many reasons to picture portrait gallery in Calgary: arts executive
		Canada's national portrait gallery should be located in Calgary instead of Ottawa as a "statement about Canada's nationhood," says the president of the western city's performing arts centre.
		Colin Jackson, president of Calgary's Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts, said he has heard the portrait gallery will be located in a building being built in downtown Calgary by energy giant Encana — which is consistent with information brought up by Ottawa MP Paul Dewar in the House of Commons last week.
		In Calgary, he said, the portrait gallery would be a valuable teaching tool for the art school.
	www.cbc.ca /arts/story/2006/12/11/calgary.html (1444 words)

	The Council for Business and the Arts in Canada
		The Edmund C. Bovey Award is unique in Canada: it honours individuals from the business community for outstanding support of the arts by presenting them with a cheque for $20,000 to be distributed to the arts organizations of their choice.
		While the jury was amazed by the depth and variety of arts support undertaken by nominees from across Canada, and moved by the eloquence and enthusiasm of their nominators, the jurors were unanimous in their choice of Ted Rozsa as this year's winner.
		Wrote Calgary lawyer James Palmer, "I think what makes him unique is that he extolls the virtue of giving money and, as a result, has caused many businessmen to discover what Ted refers to as 'the joy of giving'."
	www.businessforarts.org /news_events/06_03_02.asp (492 words)

	CTCC - Experience Calgary - Attractions
		If you'd like to venture outside of the downtown core, the Calgary Zoo is just a few C-Train stops away, a world-famous dinosaur museum is a short drive away and the fabulous Canadian Rockies, well, you might be able to see them from your hotel window.
		Calgary's Downtown is a shopping, entertainment, cultural and recreation centre for Calgarians and more than 4.5 million visitors every year.
		Calgary also has a large selection of golf courses, many of which are public play.
	www.calgary-convention.com /public_html/experience_attractions.asp (524 words)

	Alaska's World - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Calgary will be the third city the airline will inaugurate service to this fall.
		Deemed by some as the most livable city in Canada, Calgary is best known for its annual Stampede in July and as host of the 1988 Winter Olympics.
		The Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts and the Glenbow Museum combine with a host of galleries and theaters to offer a full range of cultural and artistic offerings.
	www.alaskasworld.com /news/2001/08/21_Calgary.asp (490 words)

	Calgary Real Estate Information \| Anne M. Lindsay
		According to City of Calgary 2005 civic census, Calgary's total population is 956,078 as of April 2005.
		Calgary is rich in cultural events and the Arts.
		Venues such as the Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts, the Jubilee Auditorium are home to the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, the Alberta Ballet Company and Calgary Opera.
	www.annemlindsay.com /calgary/index.html (1442 words)

	Canadian Music Centre - Prairie
		When Gino Vanelli played Calgary in the fall of 1990, Reid was invited to be the local guest saxophone player to play the saxophone solo on Vanelli's hit For Your Love.
		Reid is also the founder and past chairman of the Calgary International Jazz Festival and founding secretary and past president of the Jazz Calgary society.
		John is a member of the congregation at Central United Church in Calgary with whom he travelled to Nicaragua in October 2002 for a church mission.
	www.musiccentre.ca /pra.cfm?subsection=sta (1105 words)

	Calgary Entertainment, Calgary Theatres, Calgary Concerts - Calgary Entertainment Directory, Calgary Alberta
		In Calgary, it is an admission-free event that brings together over 50,000 spectators and over 3,000 paddlers and volunteers into a premiere sporting and cultural showcase.
		The Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts is a six level complex measuring over 400,000 square feet (almost 10 acres).
		The Centre houses four theatres, offices, rehearsal halls, theatre workshops, meeting rooms, a café, radio station and gift store.
	www.traveladscanada.com /Calgary/Calgary_Entertainment.htm (233 words)

	Calgary City Links
		Established in 1981, Calgary Technologies Inc. is a joint partnership of the City of Calgary, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce and the University of Calgary, working with technology and life sciences companies and entrepreneurs in developing and expanding their operations in Calgary.
		The mission of The Calgary Zoological Society, in partnership with the City of Calgary and its citizens, is to develop, operate and promote an integrated zoological, botanical and prehistoric park and a conservation centre for the purposes of conservation, education, recreation and scientific study.
		Calgary International Airport is proud to be the gateway to Banff and the Canadian Rockies, as well as the gateway to southeast British Columbia and southern Alberta for air travelers from all over the world.
	www.calgaryrealestate-goodrealtor.com /calgary_city_links.shtml (3446 words)

	Musical training at The University of Calgary
		Through the subtle manipulation of tempo, timbre, and dynamics, performers turn the raw material of notes on a page or melodies passed on through tradition into musical phrases and gestures that are the vehicles for the sublime delights that can only be found in music.
		Performances were captured only in the memories of the listeners.
		Since a flawless performance is a virtual impossibility, performers must acquire the additional skill of working in the collaborative realm of the recording studio.
	www.ucalgary.ca /newcurrents/Vol2.2/music.html (2039 words)

	Calgary Plus.ca - Home - EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts
		Arts and culture are alive and well, and flourishing under one colossal roof in Calgary: EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts.
		Occupying 10 acres in the heart of downtown Calgary, EPCOR Centre is a spectacular hotbed for theatre, entertainment and cultural gatherings.
		Patrons from Calgary and Southern Alberta gather to mix, mingle and share the vibrant spirit that embodies the Province’s dynamic population.
	www.calgaryplus.ca /portal/profile.do?&profileID=90195 (429 words)

	EPCOR CENTRE - Arts Learning Projects
		The arts encourage us to think differently, question, imagine possibility and find creative solutions to our problems, develop as individual thinkers and become active, informed participants in our society.
		At the centre of Calgary’s arts scene, Arts Learning Projects delivers artist-led programs to schools, operates a year-round Theatre School, provides professional development opportunities for both teachers and artists, and advocates for the vital role of the arts in our schools and daily lives.
		As one of Canada’s premiere performing arts centres, we draw upon their professional advice and expertise and are able to access the amazing range of artists and technicians who enter the doors of the EPCOR CENTRE.
	www.epcorcentre.org /ecartslearning (297 words)

	Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Since opening in 1985 the EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts has provided challenge, inspiration, encouragement and support to Calgarians.
		The arts are foundational in economic development, in education, and in building a cohesive community.
		Home to critically acclaimed music series, innovative arts education programs, five resident performing arts companies and several major festivals, the EPCOR CENTRE offers an extensive range of activities, workshops and performances, engaging the minds of a diverse population of nearly one million.
	www.wingateinncalgary.com /viewevent.php?id=622 (77 words)

	The Council for Business and the Arts in Canada
		Adopting a collaborative approach in the creation of the prize, he sought and received the support of The City of Calgary, the Calgary Centre for Non-Profit Management, the Alberta Performing Arts Stabilization Fund and the Calgary Professional Arts Alliance.
		The Rozsa Award for Excellence in Performing Arts Management will be presented in Calgary at the 10th Annual Mayor's Lunch for Business and the Arts on May 1st, 2003.
		This year's Bovey Award Tribute Dinner and Awards Celebration was generously sponsored by Petro-Canada, The Kahanoff Foundation, BMO Financial Group and The Calgary Herald with support from the Calgary Opera and the University of Calgary Department of Fine Arts.
	www.businessforarts.org /awards/ecb-a2002.asp (832 words)

	Edmonton Plus.ca - Home - Engineered Air Theatre
		Featuring an outstanding cast of emerging Calgary artists, Wrecked is a wild trip that is not for the faint of heart.
		This extraordinary performance is sure to amaze and entertain the whole family.
		In 1911 this Calgary landmark was torn down to make way for what is now called the EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts.
	www.edmontonplus.ca /portal/profile.do?act=print&profileID=90378§ionID= (355 words)

	Rosebud Theatre - Rosebud, Alberta CANADA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Rosebud, AB â“ The spirit of the Christmas season is attracting performing artists from across Alberta to participate in the first âChristmas in Albertaâ celebration set for the Jack Singer Concert Hall lobby on Sunday, December 3 beginning at 6:00 pm.
		is a new partnership among Theatre Calgary, EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts, CKUA Radio, Rosebud Theatre, and Rosebud School of the Arts with the support of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts.
		Tickets are $75/person and include the performance, a $25 tax-deductible receipt, as well as a reception featuring hot hors dâoeuvres, beverages, and automatic entry to win fabulous prizes such as a Rosebud Weekend Get-Away and 2007 Season Tickets to Rosebud Theatre.
	www.rosebudtheatre.com /default.asp?id=1&mnu=1&ACT=5&content=200 (440 words)

	Arts and Culture Calgary Alberta Theatre Projects, Performing Arts
		Buyers and art lovers around the globe have instant access to original works of art created by a variety of talented Canadian Artists.
		Presented in the intimate Martha Cohen Theatre, ATP is located in the Arts Centre in downtown Calgary, Alberta on Olympic Plaza.
		- The Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers is an artist run centre which operates as a collective with participation and sharing of time and knowledge expected of all members.
	www.calgarysouth.com /data/remax/realtors/korpat/aroundcalgary/artsandculture.html (231 words)

	Foundation Programs - Alberta Foundation for the Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Alberta Foundation for the Arts supports creative activity in the performing, visual, literary and film/video arts disciplines, and assists in the development of the cultural industries in Alberta.
		In addition to the grant programs and competitions outlined in detail on the grants page, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts also provides support to a variety of other programs and services for the benefit of the cultural community.
		Among these programs are annual operating support to professional performing arts companies, public and institutional art galleries, major arts and cultural industries service organizations; major facilities support to the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton and the Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts in Calgary; and operating funding for the Travelling Exhibition Program.
	www.cd.gov.ab.ca /all_about_us/commissions/arts/grants/foundation_programs/index.asp (289 words)

	Calgary-Realtors, RE/MAX Real Estate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Art In Canada - The Artist´s Web has created this site for artists of all mediums so they will benefit from the exposure received by showcasing their work online.
		Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers - The Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers is an artist run centre which operates as a collective with participation and sharing of time and knowledge expected of all members.
		The Calgary Centre for Performing Arts - Information on Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Calgary International Organ Festival, Esther Honens, Calgary International Piano Competition, Theatre Calgary, Alberta Theatre Projects.
	www.homescalgary.net /calgarylinks/artsandculture.html (281 words)

	Dee Fontans Artwear
		A celebrity in Calgary she regularly appears in the society pages and on television to talk about her work and the arts.
		The art work is concerned with the female figure and the body, as an interactive context for garment design and performance.
		She currently teaches at the Alberta College of Art and Design as well as producing artwork and performance work, jewellery design, and teaching workshops at colleges in Canada, the United States and the Caribbean.
	deefontans.com (3937 words)

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