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The Debaters return to Banff Centre with their holiday tour!

The Debaters have been entertaining Canadians on the airwaves for 20 years! To celebrate all the great laughs and questionable facts from the past two decades we’re crossing the country with a holiday tour for all ye faithful fans and listeners. Joining host Steve Patterson on this hilarious sleigh ride are a couple of his favourite debating elves, Deborah Kimmett and Matt Wright, ready to deliver a delightful evening of stand-up comedy and two joke-filled debates in the format made famous on CBC Radio. Book your tickets now to avoid the holiday rush!

These special shows are just for live audiences and aren’t recorded for broadcast.

VIP Post-Show Reception with Steve Patterson

To mark 20 seasons of laughs, we’re offering a special chance to keep the fun going after the show. Join host Steve Patterson and some of the night’s debating elves for tasty treats, festive cheer, and a few more laughs. 

A cash bar will be available, and space is limited to just 42 guests, so snag your VIP ticket early!

 

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The Debaters return to Banff Centre with their holiday tour! Live stand-up, sharp-witted debates—and a VIP post-show reception with Steve Patterson.
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VIP Meet & Greet: $50
Add during checkout for post-show access, treats, and a chance to meet Steve Patterson. 

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Meet The Cast

Steve Patterson

Steve Patterson is an award-winning comedian with over two decades of international performance experience. Best known as host of the long-running hit radio show and podcast The Debaters and theatre show The Debaters Live, Patterson’s brand of comedy is best described as honest and erudite, combining well-crafted writing with unparalleled off-the-cuff wit. Twice named Canada’s Best Male Stand-Up at the Canadian Comedy Awards, Steve has also taken his award-winning humour to the literary world with The Book of Letters I Didn’t Know Where to Send and his newest release, Dad Up!, available wherever books are sold.

Deborah Kimmett

Whether on the page or the stage, Deborah Kimmett is a hilarious, award-winning comic and well-known author who has been a perennial performer on CBC for over 45 years. She is a regular on CBC Debaters and Laugh Out Loud. She has three best-selling albums (Downward Facing Broad, Overnight Sensation and Smoke Show) and is the author of five books. Windowshopping for God was long-listed for the Stephen Leacock award for humour and won the Silver Prize for Indie Book of 2025.
 

Matt Wright

Matt Wright is a two-time JUNO Award-nominated stand-up comedian, writer, and actor who has appeared on multiple televised galas for Just For Laughs, Winnipeg, and Halifax Comedy Festivals. He has opened for Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Gaffigan, John Mulaney, and Theo Von, among others, and regularly tours comedy clubs and theatres across the country.

Matt wrote for six seasons of CBC’s This Hour Has 22 Minutes, where he was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award, and for two episodes of Still Standing. As a filmmaker, his short Snowstorm Roulette was nominated for Best International Short at the Austin Comedy Festival. Matt recently released his debut comedy special, Live at The Majestic, available to stream on YouTube.
 

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Oscar Peterson, photo by Al Gilbert, CM., F.R.P.S.

 

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On July 18, Banff Centre, in collaboration with the Estate of Oscar Peterson and Céline Peterson, presents a concert in honour of the Canadian jazz legend, Dr. Oscar Peterson, in support of Banff Centre’s signature fundraiser, Banff Centre Celebrates. 

BANFF, AB, July 3, 2025 – Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity is proud to present Banff (The Beautiful) Celebrates Oscar Peterson at 100, a musical celebration honouring the legacy and enduring influence of one of Canada’s most iconic jazz artists, and one of the founding artists of its own jazz program. This one-night-only performance of Peterson’s music, an all-star band, and stories from Dr. Peterson’s daughter Céline Peterson, will take place on Friday, July 18, 2025, at 8 p.m. in the Jenny Belzberg Theatre at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity.  

Banff Centre has been training artists since 1933 in the Canadian Rockies. Its jazz program began in 1974, when Oscar Peterson and Phil Nimmons were invited to lead Banff Centre’s first-ever jazz workshop. To say it was a success is an understatement. This marked the beginning of more than 50 years of jazz education on campus.

For a few weeks each summer, Banff Centre brought leading performers and composers together with emerging artists in an intense program of master classes, ensemble playing, discussion, and experimentation. What began as a bold, all-Canadian initiative has grown into an internationally acclaimed jazz program.  

To celebrate that history and the 100th birthday of a music legend, Banff Centre and The Estate of Oscar Peterson bring Banff (The Beautiful) Celebrates Osar Peterson at 100 to the Bow Valley, an unforgettable evening of music and storytelling. The event will feature performances by acclaimed Canadian artists Robi Botos, Taurey Butler, Brandi Disterheft, Jocelyn Gould, Caty Gyorgy, Mark McLean, RINA, and Dave Young.  

Emceeing the evening is Céline Peterson, daughter of Oscar Peterson, who brings a deeply personal lens to her father’s life, legacy, and influence.  

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This concert is a perfect opportunity to celebrate the legacy of musical legend at Banff Centre, and how that influence is still felt today. Next month, we’ll host international participants and faculty for Jazz and Sonic Arts, a program that promotes the same ideas and tenets established in those early days by Dr. Oscar Peterson, C.C.

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Chris Lorway, President and CEO of Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
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Banff (The Beautiful) Celebrates Oscar Peterson at 100 is part of Banff Centre Celebrates, a signature summer fundraiser featuring an exclusive Reception, Dinner, and After Party at CLVB ’33 featuring an all-star Canadian ensemble of jazz, blues, and cabaret artists.  

Banff (The Beautiful) Celebrates Oscar Peterson at 100 
Jenny Belzberg Theatre at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity  
107 Tunnel Mtn Drive, Banff 
July 18, 2025 
$75 - $125 
Tickets are available at banffcentre.ca or 403.762.6301. 

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For photos, information or interview requests, please contact:

Carly Maga 
Director, Communications 
Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity 
tel: +1.403.763.6210 
cell: +1.403.431.3423 
carly_maga@banffcentre.ca

About Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
Founded in 1933, Banff Centre is a post-secondary institution built upon an extraordinary legacy of excellence in artistic and leadership development. What started as a single course in drama has grown to become a global organization leading in arts, culture, and creative decision-making across dozens of disciplines, from the fine arts to Indigenous Wise Practices. From our home in the stunning Canadian Rocky Mountains, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity aims to move everyone who attends our campus - artists, leaders, thinkers, and audiences - to unleash their creative potential and realize their unique contribution to build an innovative, inspiring future through education, performances, convenings, and public outreach. banffcentre.ca

About Oscar Peterson  
Dr. OSCAR PETERSON, CC CQ OOnt., is one of the most prolific jazz pianists of all time, lending his name and talents to more than 500 recordings and earning 8 GRAMMY Awards. Peterson’s global admiration and respect as both a musician and humanitarian would later be recognized in the form of various international honours including: Praemium Imperiale, UNESCO Music Prize, Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, and sixteen honourary doctorates. For most of his near seven-decade career, Peterson traveled around the world, performing for eager audiences and proudly representing his home of Canada. Among his most cherished recognitions was being named a Companion of the Order of Canada, Chevalier of the Order of Québec, and receiving the Order of Ontario.

About Céline Peterson  
Producer and Artist Representative Céline Peterson works with some of the most exciting internationally acclaimed jazz artists on the scene today, including JUNO Award winners Caity Gyorgy, Jim Doxas, and Robi Botos; renowned vocalist Paul Marinaro, tap-dancing storyteller Travis Knights; beloved songstress Jackie Richardson; Member of the Order of Canada, Dr. Dave Young; pianist Ben Paterson; and the Doxas Brothers. Also an experienced producer, Céline’s live event credits include Jazz at Lincoln Center, Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, Bravo Niagara! Festival of the Arts, Massey Hall, and nearly eight years as a producer of Toronto’s Kensington Market Jazz Festival 

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This innovative and collaborative educational program invites those interested in opera and theatre to have the unique opportunity to work with industry professionals on a fully produced opera, The Handmaid’s Tale, composed by Poul Ruders, libretto by Paul Bentley, in a new arrangement by Dan Schlosberg, premiering at the Jenny Belzberg Theatre at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity on July 26, 2025..

Roles Required

GUARDIANS/THE EYES

We are looking for people between the ages of 20 and 60 who possess a strong stage presence, experience and the ability to convey authority and menace through their physicality. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in being part of a powerful and thought-provoking theatrical experience.

Role Profile: The Eyes / Guardians The Eyes and Guardians are the enforcers of Gilead's totalitarian regime. They are silent, watchful figures who represent the constant surveillance and oppressive control within this dystopian society. Their presence on stage contributes significantly to the tension and fear experienced by the characters. They will also lead most scene changes in the transportation of furniture and characters around the stage.

Key Requirements:

  • Age: 20-60 years old.
  • Physicality: Must be able to move comfortably and with purpose, often standing for the duration of a scene (approximately 3 minutes) without fidgeting or distraction. A commanding and disciplined posture is essential.
  • Stage Presence: Ability to convey a sense of authority, intimidation, and unwavering presence through non-verbal communication.
  • Comfort with Thematic Content: Crucially, applicants must be fully comfortable with the mature, disturbing, and often brutal thematic content of The Handmaid's Tale. This includes depictions of violence, oppression, and the subjugation of women. While all staging will be handled with artistic integrity, the roles of the Eyes/Guardians may involve being present during intense and potentially violent stage action.


Rehearsal Schedule (some flexibility possible in scheduling)
Saturday, June 28 from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm and/or 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Saturday, July 5 from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm and/or 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Saturday, July 12 from 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm (full run, piano tech)
Wednesday, July 16 from 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm (Super Rehearsal)


Technical Schedule (mandatory attendance required, approximately 13 hours)

Thursday, July 17 from 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm (piano dress)
Saturday, July 19 from 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm (orcha tech 1)
Monday, July 21 from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm (orcha techs)
Tuesday, July 22 from 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm (orcha dress)


Performance Schedule (mandatory attendance required, approximately 6 hours)

Thursday, July 24 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Saturday, July 26 from 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm


If you are interested in this unique opportunity and would like more information, please contact:

Ally Schuurman, Program Manager of Theatre Arts -- Ally_Schuurman@banffcentre.ca

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Dave Horrocks is a mastering engineer, drummer and percussionist from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Associated with Infinite Wave Mastering studio and Sundae Sound recording studio. Formerly the co-owner of Sundae Sound recording studio.

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Kenna Burima, photo by Sean Dennie; Timothonius, photo courtesy of the artist; Spencer Britten, photo by Amanda Palmer; DJ Rob Faust, courtesy of the artist. John Alcorn, photo courtesy of the artist.
 

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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity celebrates two unique venues on campus with the free outdoor Amp Sessions and the jazzy, late-night Live at CLVB ’33 Series in Banff Centre’s newest venue. Performances begin this weekend with an open mic night from Banff Centre staff.


BANFF, AB, June 25, 2025 – The Banff Centre Summer Arts Festival is about bringing every corner of campus to life with music, art, prose, and more. In addition to the roster of over 70 festival events announced in April, Banff Centre is thrilled to add additional programming in two venues: the stunning Shaw Amphitheatre with the return of the free Amp Sessions series, and the newly opened CLVB ’33 with the Live at CLVB ’33 Series, an eclectic lineup of jazz artists, DJs, and can’t miss performers. 

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These two venues are steeped in history at Banff Centre, and they’re both fan favourites for very different reasons.One is the ultimate outdoor spot to soak up sunshine and endless mountain views. The other is perfect for intimate, after-hours getaways. By activating them both throughout the summer, locals from Banff, Canmore, and Calgary have limitless options for their summer nights in the mountains.

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LIVE AT CLVB ’33

Located in the lower level of Banff Centre’s theatre complex, tucked away secretively behind the Jenny Belzberg Theatre and the Rolston Recital Hall, CLVB ’33 is Banff Centre’s new spot for late-night artistic conversations, performances, and endless surprises. Named after the year Banff Centre was founded, 1933, CLVB ’33 also harkens back to the storied Banff Centre cabaret space, The Club. With low light, close quarters, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and impeccable vibes, CLVB ’33 is the best spot to be whether fresh off the trail or just out of a show.  

Reviving that spirit of informal jams, under-the-radar performers, and social hotspots, the 2025 Live at CLVB ’33 Series includes:  

  • Staff Picks – Saturday, June 28 at 7:30 p.m. FREE
    Typically the ones who place the spotlight on others, head to CLVB ’33 to celebrate the hidden talents of Banff Centre’s own staff. 
     
  • Timothonius – Friday, July 5 at 7:30 p.m.
    Experience a genre-blending performance by Calgary-based pianist Timothonius, whose soulful, expressive style draws from jazz, gospel, neo-soul, and contemporary traditions.
     
  • Kenna Burima – Saturday, July 6 at 7:30 p.m.
    A fearless songwriter, pianist, and creative force, Calgary’s Kenna Burima blends classical chops with the spirit of cabaret and the soul of a dive bar.
     
  • Spencer Britten's Who am I? – Friday, July 11 at 10 p.m.
    Following recent appearances in New York City and Philadelphia, acclaimed tenor Spencer Britten brings a brand-new showtunes cabaret to CLVB ‘33—an intimate evening of music, story, and self-discovery.
     
  • Karaoke Night – Saturday, July 12 at 7:30 p.m. FREE
    Pull up a chair, order your favourite drink, and ease into a night of live piano, stories, and great company.
     
  • John Alcorn's Diva Cabaret – Saturday, July 19 at 7:30 p.m.
    John Alcorn’s Diva Cabaret brings together some of Canada’s top vocalists—including Alcorn, Laura Hubert, Thom Allison, and Patricia Cano—backed by a stellar band.
     
  • DJ Rob Faust – Saturday, July 26 at 10 p.m. FREE
    A staple of Calgary’s nightlife scene, Rob Faust is known for his disco-powered, funk-fuelled sets that channel the energy of a 1970s New York loft party. With residencies at iconic venues like The Embassy, Night Gallery, and Bamboo, and his current Friday nights at Sweet Loretta, Faust brings decades of experience, deep musical knowledge, and undeniable groove to every set.
     
  • Jazz Jams – August 1-2, 8-9, 14-15 at 10 p.m.
    Improvisation is the heart of these events, where all original music is created spontaneously by anyone who chooses to participate. Six Jazz Jams are programmed through Banff Centre’s Jazz and Sonic Arts residency.

Cover charge for Live at CLVB ’33 is $20 unless otherwise stated. Tickets to same-night events at Banff Centre allow free entry to CLVB ’33. 

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AMP SESSIONS

Returning from its debut in the 2024 Banff Centre Summer Arts Festival, Amp Sessions returns for four performances over July and August. Amp Sessions brings the quintessential summer festival scene—sun, grass, music, bites, beverages, and an epic view—to Banff Centre and the Bow Valley. All Amp Sessions are FREE to attend.  

The 2025 Amp Sessions series includes:

  • The Ramblin’ Hey Ho Ha’s – Thursday, July 10 at 6 p.m.
    Get ready for a foot-stompin’ good time with Banff’s own Rocky Mountain country band! Known for their boot-kickin’ blend of bluegrass, roots, and rock with a twangy twist, this hometown crew brings big energy and bigger heart to the stage.
     
  • Zebra – Thursday, July 24 at 6 p.m.
    Blending silky saxophone with funky rhythms, improvised grooves, and pure rock ‘n soul, Canmore’s Zebra delivers a dynamic live experience you won’t want to miss.
     
  • Ellen Braun – Thursday, July 31 at 6 p.m.
    Ellen Braun, a captivating indie-folk artist from Canmore, is known for her poignant storytelling, rich melodies, and heartfelt stage presence.  
     
  • Stay tuned for the final 2025 Amp Session artist to be announced!
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Live at CLVB ’33 and Amp Sessions are so fun to program because they can offer so much, and we’re able to find all the talent we need here in the Calgary and Bow Valley area. I hope everyone feels welcome to stroll up the hill with a group of friends for a show, a bite, and a drink and make Banff Centre part of their summer.

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Josephine Ridge, Executive Director, Arts at Banff Centre
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A tradition since 1950, the Banff Centre Summer Arts Festival is today a months-long calendar of free and ticketed events, welcoming some of the finest artists in the world to Banff. Tickets are now available for the 2025 Banff Centre Summer Arts Festival, which began on May 1 and runs until September 5, at banffcentre.ca/summer-arts-fest. Contact the Banff Centre Box Office for more information at 1.403.762.6301.

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For photos, information, or interview requests, please contact: 

Carly Maga
Director, Communications
Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
tel: +1.403.763.6210
cell: +1.403.431.3423 
carly_maga@banffcentre.ca

About Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity

Founded in 1933, Banff Centre is a post-secondary institution built upon an extraordinary legacy of excellence in artistic and leadership development. What started as a single course in drama has grown to become a global organization leading in arts, culture, and creative decision-making across dozens of disciplines, from the fine arts to Indigenous Wise Practices. From our home in the stunning Canadian Rocky Mountains, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity aims to move everyone who attends our campus - artists, leaders, thinkers, and audiences - to unleash their creative potential and realize their unique contribution to build an innovative, inspiring future through education, performances, convenings, and public outreach. banffcentre.ca

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Four-day summit operation transforms Banff Centre from arts and leadership institute into a full-scale international media hub, reinforcing its position as a premier venue for high-profile conferences and global convening.  

BANFF, AB, June 20, 2025 – Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity (Banff Centre), located in the heart of Banff National Park, is not only the cultural cornerstone of the Rocky Mountains, but a fully equipped, G7-tested conference venue. This month, the magnificence of its location, abundance of space and facilities, and the talent of its team created the ideal setting for the 2025 G7 Summit’s International Media Centre, welcoming over 500 international journalists and 200 delegates, government staff and suppliers to its 43-acre mountain campus.

With scalable infrastructure, 36 meeting spaces, 5,000 hotel nights and 24/7 technical and culinary operations, Banff Centre delivered a seamless experience that met the G7’s high-stakes demands – without compromising its ongoing programming. As a non-degree granting post-secondary institution, the day-to-day operations at Banff Centre include running world-renowned programs in arts, leadership, Indigenous culture and mountain culture, serving participants, faculty, as well as conference guests with multiple restaurants, two hotels and a fitness and recreation centre.

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We have long known Banff Centre is uniquely positioned to host high-profile events, but the G7 gave us the opportunity to prove it at scale – in real time, on the world stage. Over months of planning, with our amazing partners at Global Affairs Canada, the RCMP, our host broadcaster Dome Productions, and local partners here in the Bow Valley, we pulled off a seamless experience from start to finish. Banff Centre has always been a host for the world’s important gatherings and conversations, now it is indisputable.

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Chris Lorway, President and CEO of Banff Centre
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Banff Centre’s work with Global Affairs Canada included:

  • Over a year of detailed operation and logistics planning
  • 14 days of set-up and install
  • Four days of live G7 media operations
  • Three days of load-out
  • 5,000 hotel nights during primary event activity
  • 36 meeting rooms in active use
  • Four dining areas, including 24/7 food and beverage operations
  • 24/7 technical service availability

Banff Centre’s campus also received significant infrastructure upgrades in the lead-up to the G7, including 5G connectivity and enhanced Wi-Fi throughout its buildings. These improvements are now permanent fixtures, elevating Banff Centre’s year-round offering for future conferences, events and global convening retreats.

As a not-for-profit with a mission that has culture, innovation and creative thinking at its core, Banff Centre reinvests all conference revenue into scholarships that support up to 4,000 artists and leaders annually. Booking an event at Banff Centre not only delivers an exceptional experience – it directly supports Canada’s creative and leadership development. 

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Hosting the 2025 G7 Summit International Media Centre was a major collaboration across departments, and I’m so proud of what we accomplished together. If you’re planning a board meeting, leadership summit or creative convening, we’re equipped to meet your needs with world-class operational strength.

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Jodi Burke Rinkel, Managing Director of Conference Sales at Banff Centre
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To learn more, visit banffcentre.ca/conferences.

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For photos, information, or interview requests, please contact: 

Carly Maga
Director, Communications
Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
tel: +1.403.763.6210
cell: +1.403.431.3423 
carly_maga@banffcentre.ca

About Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity

Founded in 1933, Banff Centre is a post-secondary institution built upon an extraordinary legacy of excellence in artistic and leadership development. What started as a single course in drama has grown to become a global organization leading in arts, culture, and creative decision-making across dozens of disciplines, from the fine arts to Indigenous Wise Practices. From our home in the stunning Canadian Rocky Mountains, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity aims to move everyone who attends our campus - artists, leaders, thinkers, and audiences - to unleash their creative potential and realize their unique contribution to build an innovative, inspiring future through education, performances, convenings, and public outreach. banffcentre.ca

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  1. Kinnear Centre for Creativity and Innovation at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. Photo by Rita Taylor.

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