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Youth ages 13 to 19 are invited to jam, practice their skills, and explore their creative potential, all while making new friends, every Thursday at Studio Bell. 

Through the generosity of the David Ferguson Music Fund, Lakeview United Church can offer an exciting and innovative children’s program that includes 30 minutes of music instruction provided by Forte Music Studio. A professionally trained instructor will inspire creativity through music education. About 20 minutes of crafts, dance, story or games, mirroring the theme of the day completes the program. There is no cost for this program and ages three to eight years old, are welcome. 

Yes, in this new town, someone’s gonna fall in love, someone’s gonna make an unlikely friend, and someone’s gonna end up breakin’ all the rules. 

The Loose Moose Theatre Company makes going to the theatre an experience that is truly magical for children four to ten years old, as well as fun and entertaining for parents.

This uplifting holiday classic comes to life as a high-energy radio play, blending 1940s retro charm with hilarious theatrical hijinks, as five multi-talented actors portray dozens of characters with live sound effects and lovable Christmas spirit. 

Has anyone asked what happens if, on Christmas Eve, Santa disappears? Will all the presents get delivered before Christmas morning? Will they have to cancel Christmas? Find out with this festive family-friendly production. 

Step into a dazzling, high-voltage journey through the decades and celebrate the iconic voices that didn’t just top the charts – they defined entire generations. 

Adventure, magic, and a lesson about keeping promises at Mamdani Opera Centre — delivered with theatrical charm and melodies that will stick with you long after the piper leaves town. 

In this family-friendly holiday mystery, a Londoner loses his hat and goose in the street during a late night scuffle. Sherlock Holmes is asked to pursue the case when a prized, stolen gemstone is discovered inside the abandoned bird. In pursuit of the thief, Holmes and Watson find themselves out and about the busy streets of London on a cold but festive winter's night.    Staged in the historic century-old Lantern Church in Inglewood, this Victorian-era comedy/mystery includes live music that will spark merriment and Christmas cheer to usher in the holiday season.  

The players are ready, the scene is set, but how much will Sherlock Holmes sacrifice as he faces “checkmate”? 

More than 50 young musicians from Edmonton and Calgary will perform live, more than 100 original youth artworks will be on display, and children can join three hands-on multicultural art workshops — all completely free, indoors, and drop-in.

The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Resident Conductor Ilan Mendel, will be performing holiday favorites, classic Christmas carols, and more. 

Fast-paced, funny, and bursting with nostalgia, Grease is a celebration of youth, rebellion, and first love at Pumphouse Theatre. 

DJ Bello is hitting his turntable, Tall Hat Tony is on the scene and groovin' with attendees young and old (thinking juggling, freestyle rapping and interactive comedy), and the lounge is serving drinks and food with an open mic hosted by the Liam Testa Band. 

Get ready for an evening of powerful live performances, incredible Indigenous youth talent, music, art, storytelling, food, and vendors coming together at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre. 

Violinist Maria Loudenitch joins conductor Ramón Tebar and the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra at Jack Singer Concert Hall for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5. 

When Santa and the Tooth Fairy show up at the same time, Jenny is caught in the middle of mistaken identities, dance-offs and Christmas chaos. 

Celebrate the season East Coast–style at Studio Bell as The Barra MacNeils fill the hall with soaring harmonies, fiery fiddles, and the joyful spirit of a Cape Breton Christmas.

Featuring dazzling visuals, rich storytelling, and a soaring score that includes favorite songs alongside powerful new music written for the stage, the show deepens the emotional journey of the original story. 

Enjoy an afternoon of great music and sing along with the Fehr Family Band, as they combine beautiful vocals with talented instrumentals at Berkshire Citadel of the Salvation Army. 

Listen to tunes made famous by Oscar Peterson, Leonard Cohen, Paul Anka, Ian Tyson, Stompin’ Tom Connors, David Clayton-Thomas, Joni Mitchell, Gordon Lightfoot… and more at Scarboro United Church. 

A beloved Bow Valley Christmas tradition comes home to Canmore. On Christmas Eve, Ebenezer Scrooge wants nothing to do with Christmas, kindness or his fellow man. But when three extraordinary spirits lead him through his past, present and the future that awaits him, Scrooge is given one remarkable night to rediscover joy, generosity and what it means to truly be part of a community. 

Make time for a family outing to Arendelle as Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School students bring Frozen to the stage. Join Anna, Elsa, and their unforgettable friends for a musical adventure filled with humour, courage, and the powerful bond between sisters. With beloved songs and characters that have captured hearts around the world, Frozen is a chance to experience a familiar favourite through the energy and talent of student performers. 

Step into a dazzling, high-voltage journey through the decades and celebrate the iconic voices that didn’t just top the charts – they defined entire generations. 

The ADT Youth Artists in grades 1 to 12 have co-created with professional choreographers, composers, playwrights, and designers to adapt the original picture book by Peter Van den Ende to the stage for 10 weeks. Join for a beautiful show full of imagination and heart! 

Bring in the holiday cheer with Byron Stripling and your Calgary Phil! Featuring Stripling’s fabulous arrangements, vibrant singing, and virtuosic trumpet playing, this jazz-inflected symphonic experience will take your festive season to the next level at Jack Singer Concert Hall. 

With the score performed live-to-film by the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas is the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium. 

Join for three evenings of festive music featuring choirs from across the city, alongside a Christmas market celebrating local makers, creativity and community. Browse handmade gifts, jewellery, Indigenous art, candles, treats and more, all beneath the beautiful roof of one of Calgary's historic downtown churches. Whether you come for the music, the market or simply to soak up the festive atmosphere, there's a place for you at Knox.

Based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s famous tale, The Hobbit is a not-to-be-missed magical journey for the holiday season. This imaginative Canadian adaptation brings audiences into a fantastical world of adventure, courage, and discovery at Martha Cohen Theatre.

Set to Tchaikovsky’s iconic music and narrated by a friendly elf, this condensed 30-minute rendition of the beloved tale is an ideal opportunity to introduce young children to live theatre without the hassles of long drives, parking troubles, or pricey tickets. Runs December 4 to 6 at Shane Homes YMCA at Rocky Ridge and December 11 to 13 at Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton. 

Ring in the holidays as Geoffrey Paterson leads the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Chorus, and a festive ensemble of soloists for Sergei Rachmaninoff's choral masterpiece, The Bells – named by the composer as one of his two personal favorite works. Check it out at Jack Singer Concert Hall. 

Join us for an enchanting journey as The Nutcracker battles the Mouse King and Clara discovers a magical land of sweets.

The holiday season begins with The Sounds of Christmas, Altius Brass' annual celebration of the music, stories, and traditions that make Christmas special. This festive concert brings together cherished carols, seasonal favorites, and musical storytelling inspired by some of the season's most beloved tales. From timeless Christmas classics to memorable moments that capture the wonder, joy, humor, and nostalgia of the holidays, The Sounds of Christmas offers something for audiences of every age.

Have yourself a cozy Christmas-inspired evening with your Calgary Phil in the beautiful and intimate setting of Grace Presbyterian Church. Juliane Gallant leads the Orchestra in the heartwarming music of traditional carols, classic holiday songs, and other merry tunes that are sure to get you into the festive spirit and inspire you all season long. 

Based on the classic film by Frank Capra, It’s a Wonderful Life has been delighting audiences on the silver screen and in theatres since it debuted in 1943. December just doesn’t seem complete without a trip to Bedford Falls and the story of George Bailey, a man who believes in building community and helping your neighbors. 

It’s Christmas Eve and Klara has received a magical gift from her eccentric Uncle Drosselmeyer: a handsome nutcracker doll. Little does she know as she falls asleep that her new toy is about to spark her imagination and take her on a dreamy adventure to the Land of Sweets. Take in this iconic show at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium. 

oin Jill Barber and her jingly jangly jazz quartet at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre, as they take you on a nostalgic musical sleigh ride through decades of beloved Christmas standards. 

Hallelujah! A full performance of Messiah conducted by Claude Lapalme with Rosa Barocca at Knox United Church. 

Waltz into the New Year in style with the return of Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert, featuring some of Europe's finest
singers, internationally-acclaimed dancers, and the Strauss Symphony of Canada featuring your Calgary Philharmonic
performing a soaring musical selection of overtures, arias, and duets, including the Blue Danube Waltz. Second concert
added!

Go on a date with your Calgary Phil and hear glorious music inspired by that most powerful of human passions: love at Jack Singer Concert Hall.