Banff on Demand currently features films from the 2024 Festival in Banff as well as new programs from the 2023-2024 World Tour! From $18.50/program. $150 CAD | Support filmmakers by choosing this ...

This event is free and all are welcome. Sean Lee, artist, curator, and BAiR: Early Career 2025 faculty, explores accessible curatorial practices and Disability Arts in On the Crip Horizon.

Banff Centre has a Health and Safety program in place that follows these guiding principles: Reduce incidents and accidents Improve safe work practices Promote communication and improve attitudes on ...

This accommodation is located at 102 Birch Drive, which is next to the Bow River and close to the downtown core. Surrounded by spectacular mountain views, a short walk from Banff's Recreation Grounds ...

Alex McLeod, installation view “CONVERGENT EVOLUTION” (2016). Commissioned by Walter Phillips Gallery, The Banff Centre. Photo by Don Lee Toronto-based artist Alex McLeod constructs hyperrealistic 3-D ...

Image from Meteorite. Performed by artists from Ballet Edmonton. Photo Credit: Nanc Price.

Get a preview at the programming that will be available for online delivery this fall from September to December 2020. Banff Centre has refreshed its leadership programming model to continue to meet ...

Of a Lifetime is a celebration of discovery, adventure, and the passing of the torch to the next generation against the breathtaking backdrop of Antarctica. It chronicles the renowned De Le Rue family ...

For the first time in Banff Centre’s 85 year history, Indigenous Arts will be programmed throughout the calendar year. Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity is pleased to award literary translator ...

A glimpse into the lives and hearts of some of the best Japanese free ride skiers in the world. Home from Home explores the intersection between Japanese athletes and the natural world.

Follow Molly Mitchell's roller coaster journey to climb Crank It, one of Colorado's most dangerous routes. After breaking her back on the climb, Molly must face her rocky mental health and embark on a ...

In 2011, Steve Matthews had a bright idea. With his kids completely hooked on snowboarding, he rallied a few friends and set out to build Yellowknife’s first and only rope tow.