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Martial arts is for everyone, we make Calgary NW & SE classes fun so a person can learn the best skills needed to defend themselves. Phone: 403-809-8856

The Alberta Society of Artists invites all artists in Alberta (must be 18 years of age or older) to submit to the exhibition, "Nocturn". OVERVIEW The

Formed in 1986, the Sculptor's Association of Alberta has grown from 6 founding members to become an influence on the artistic landscape of Alberta

The Mountain Standard Time Performative Art Festival (M:ST) is a biennial festival that celebrates innovative and critically engaged performative art in the Southern Alberta region.

The Asylum for Art, An Accessible Gateway to those Seeking Refuge in Guitar Instruction, Group Classes, Shows, Campfires, and Freedom from the Mundane

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Bringing out the best in every child through the wonderful world of Singing, Dancing and Acting. Boosting your child's confidence through performing arts and opening the door for new friendships …

The NAC is a contemporary Art Collective in the downtown core of Kelowna B.C. We currently have 14 professional resident artists in our collective, and we offer art instruction, event rental spac…

Established in 1988, the Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC) is the largest holistic health association across Canada. It recognizes and represents over 60 massage and holistic health…

Perform, Learn, and Grow with Us! The Kelowna Kiwanis Festival is an annual festival for aspiring performers in dance, music, and speech to present their achievements to the community and compete…

Recovery Kelowna provides safe supportive subsidized housing for men recovering from addiction or mental health issues - home, health and hope.

Portfolio of acclaimed Canadian artist Norene Procter's silk paintings of Western Canada, particularly Alberta landscapes in the Rocky Mountains.

Okanagan's only Licensed Dinner Theatre and Performing Arts School

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