Events for April 25, 2026

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Hallway Gallery: Photo Exhibition by Yoonim Kim

cSPACE Marda Loop 1721 29 Avenue Southwest, Calgary

Hallway Gallery: Photo Exhibition by Yoonim Kim cSPACE Marda Loop Level 4 Gallery April 13-27, 2026 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Closed Sundays)   Photography exhibition by Yoonim Kim.  

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Hallway Gallery: Island Threads by Kelly Isaak

cSPACE Marda Loop 1721 29 Avenue Southwest, Calgary

Hallway Gallery: Island Threads by Kelly Isaak cSPACE Marda Loop Level 3 Gallery April 13 - May 4, 2026 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Closed Sundays)   Drawing exhibition by […]

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Workshop: Screen Print a Tea Towel for Mother’s Day

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Alberta Craft Gallery at cSPACE 1721 29 Avenue Southwest, Calgary

Join surface designer Natalie Gerber for an engaging introduction to silkscreen printing, where you’ll create your own one-of-a-kind tea towel. This beginner-friendly workshop is a perfect way to celebrate Mother’s Day—whether you’re making a thoughtful handmade gift or spending quality time creating alongside your mom.

This relaxed, in-person session invites you to explore surface pattern design in a fun and supportive environment. No prior experience is needed—just bring your creativity and enjoy an afternoon of printing, learning, and crafting something truly special.

Come experience the creativity that lives within cSPACE and leave with a beautiful, custom-printed linen tea towel to treasure or gift.

$59.91

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Performance: Whispers In The Air

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cSPACE Marda Loop- Studio Theatre 1721 29th Ave. SW, Calgary

This April at cSPACE, Quest Theatre welcomes audiences of all ages to Whispers in the Air, a captivating theatrical experience in the Studio Theatre on Level 1 at cSPACE Marda Loop.

Created by Attila Clemann, Whispers in the Air is an inventive story inspired by real events in St. John’s, Newfoundland in 1901. Through skillful puppetry, inventive staging, and rich visual storytelling, the play follows a young boy’s journey as he discovers his voice alongside the birth of radio. With themes of communication, Canadian history, and belonging, this engaging performance is especially well-suited for children in Grades K–6, while still offering plenty for adults to enjoy.

Each 60-minute presentation includes a 50-minute performance followed by a 10-minute Q&A, giving audiences a chance to connect more deeply with the story and its creation.

$5 – $23