GLORY
APRIL
April 3 - 21 If you think hockey and dance
don’t go together, give this uplifting story a
chance to change your mind. Told through
music and dance inspired by the jazz age, it’s
the story of four friends in the Depression era
who set out to prove hockey isn’t just for men
(page 34).
THE SECRET
GARDEN
April 17 - May 19 When a young
orphan is sent to live with her reclusive
uncle on his isolated and foreboding
estate, she discovers the key to a
neglected garden. Her adventures in
the garden unlock her family’s deepest
secret and their hearts in this beloved
children’s book come to life on stage
(page 34).
BIG ROCK BREWING WORKSHOP
Create your own hand-crafted bottle
of beer during this hands-on session
and take it home eight weeks later
(page 34)! 05
ROD STEWART
“Tonight’s the Night” to find a
“Reason to Believe” that you’re
“Forever Young”—just like this British
heartthrob (page 33). 08
AIR SUPPLY
The Aussie soft rock duo has been
making music together since 1975
and have sold tens of millions of
albums (page 33). 12
ELECTRIC SIX
Known for singles like “Gay Bar,” this
six-piece American band is touring
album How Dare You? (page 33) 12
NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC LIVE:
STANDING AT THE
WATER’S EDGE
April 22 - 23 Photojournalist Cristina
Mittermeier has documented far-flung
communities such as the Kayapo people in the
Amazon and Inuit peoples in the far North. Join
her as she shares her incredible photography
and stories of people bound together by the
concept of “enoughness”—taking only what you
require (page 34).
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STEVE MILLER BAND
After being inducted into the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016,
Miller and his band are still touring
(page 33).
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SPEAKING OF THE PAST: QUARANTINE GERRY DEE LIVE!
Between stand-up and being the
star and co-creator of the hit CBC
sitcom Mr. D, he’s one busy comedian
(page 32).
April 26 One hundred years ago, the world struggled in the throes of the devastating influenza
pandemic. Renowned storyteller and author Trudy Cowan will unveil the impact that the flu
had on one small Southern Alberta community and how a little synagogue on the prairie was
transformed into an isolation hospital (page 34). THE GREAT HUMAN ODYSSEY
The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra
accompanies a cinematic exploration
of human origins (page 33).
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