Arts

Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity Announces Amiel Gladstone as Director of Theatre Arts

Amiel will oversee and guide the many theatre programs that support artists at every career level both on campus, and in their future careers.

Banff Centre Announces Haema Sivanesan as Director of Leighton Studios and Program Partnerships

This new position will focus on supporting the unique opportunity that the Leighton studios offer artists of all genres.

Viano String Quartet performs on stage at Banff Centre

BISQC: Application Deadline for Ensembles Approaching

2022 Banff International String Quartet Competition offers cash prizes, and opportunities worth over $500,000 for emerging quartets

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Online Program Preview

Get a preview at the programming that will be available for online delivery this fall from September to December 2020.

Graphic illustration of a raven flying through the sky carrying a berry.

Midsummer Gratitude Recap

Banff Centre hosted an online Midsummer Gratitude Event featuring artist alumni in online performances and videos that raised $830,073 to fund the sustainabilit

The Valentine Studio in the Leighton Artist Studios

Dear Artistic Community

Banff Centre is grounding our institutional vision around supporting artists. Providing artists the freedom to explore, create, collaborate, and inspire is – an

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2020 Online Programs and Events

As one of Alberta and Canada’s most cherished arts and leadership post-secondary institutions, Banff Centre is going digital to serve our participants with the

Leighton Studios

All About the Leighton Artist Studios

Located in a beautiful, secluded, wooded area on Banff Centre campus, the Leighton Artist Studios inspire and accommodate creative practice.

Creative Voices: 1979 - Crich Hall Goes Up in Flames

In 1979 a fire in the Crich Hall building sent our photography program up in smoke for several years. Luckily, no one was hurt, and artists exhibited the negati

Some Thoughts on Unthinking

Walter Phillips Gallery curator Peta Rake's "things you can't unthink" exhibition essay.

Kelly Cordes

Writer and climber Kelly Cordes talks about his book, The Tower, which won the Mountain and Wilderness Literature award at the 2015 Banff Mountain Book and Film

Literary Journalism Alum Wins Taylor Non-Fiction Prize

In the wake of winning one of the country's most prestigious writing prizes, Rosemary Sullivan talks about the journey of learning more about the daughter of an

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