InStudio

From Studio to Centre Stage: Ballet BC's 'Romeo and Juliet'

Banff Centre’s performing arts residency program helps Ballet BC create a new dance interpretation of Shakespeare’s tragic tale of star-crossed lovers.

Nature in our Time

Nouveau Artists: Banff Centre's Community Outreach

Local high school students take advantage of Banff Centre's visual arts facilities to hone their artistic skills. Learn more about our community outreach in thi

Patti Sonntag

Truth in Journalism

Fake news is more abundant than ever. New York Times editor Patti Sonntag is here to fight back.

The Power of the Collective Voice

The creative leaders behind Banff Centre's new Choral Arts program are acutely aware of this power and have built their careers around channeling it through inn

The New Face of Canadian Music

New Canadian immigrants join forces in an orchestra that showcases just how many cultures make up a country.

Translating Climate Change Data into a Musical Score

Thea Rossen's "Sounds of the Reef," sonifies data about the rising ocean temperatures surrounding the Great Barrier Reef, and the resultant damage done.

A Tribe Called Red

Reverbs and Reconciliation: A Conversation with A Tribe Called Red’s Bear Witness

There is always evolution in revolution, and A Tribe Called Red (ATCR) is testament to that. Read this Q+A with Bear Witness to learn more about the band and wh

Finding Freedom Through Song

For her latest album, Measha Brueggergosman dug deep into her ancestry to create a collection of African American spirituals. Read about it in this InStudio art

Opera in the 21st Century: Against the Grain Theatre and the Future of Opera

Pianist and opera enthusiast Jenna Douglas explores Joel Ivany's Against the Grain Theatre and their new approach to Canadian opera at Banff Centre.

Open Studio: Visual Artist Anna Heywood-Jones

Anna Heywood-Jones is a textile artist who was here for a Self-Directed Visual Arts residency. While here, she created a weaving that explored the themes of mem

King Arthur's Night, Neworld Theatre

Diversity on Canada's Stages

Artistic Director of Neworld Theatre Marcus Youssef is a Canadian theatre artist who’s also a person of colour, and he’s wondering where — in 2017 — the represe

Roundtable: The Risks and Rewards of Adventure FIlmmaking

We talked to Jeremy Jones, Angie Payne and Jon Griffith about what it's like to be in front of and behind the camera, their challenges and favourite moments, an

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