EVENT: Drum Party presented by Instrumental Society of Calgary
EVENT: Drum Party presented by Instrumental Society of Calgary cSPACE Marda Loop Studio Theatre April 10, 2026 Show 7:30 PM. Doors at 7:00 PM Celebrate the world of drums […]
EVENT: Drum Party presented by Instrumental Society of Calgary cSPACE Marda Loop Studio Theatre April 10, 2026 Show 7:30 PM. Doors at 7:00 PM Celebrate the world of drums […]
Join us Alberta Craft Council at cSPACE for an afternoon of art, ideas, and community with Rebus Plates for Our Times / Assiettes Rébus pour Les Temps Qui Courent.
Begin your visit on Level 4 in the RGO Treehouse with a thought-provoking craft talk, Pictorial Puns: Rebus Plates for Our Times, presented by craft historian Dr. Jennifer Salahub. This engaging talk explores the rich history of rebus imagery—visual riddles that combine pictures and letters to convey layered meanings—and their evolution from 19th-century French ceramic traditions into contemporary artistic practice.
Following the talk, head down to the Alberta Craft Gallery on Level 2 for the artist reception, where you can experience the exhibition firsthand and connect with the work in a welcoming, social setting.
Rooted in a historical tradition popularized by makers such as the Faïencerie de Gien in France, rebus plates once conveyed everything from moral lessons to political commentary. This contemporary exhibition revisits and reimagines that form, offering fresh perspectives on the complexities of our current moment.
Featuring work by Montréal-born, Calgary-based artist and Professor Emerita Mireille Perron—founder of the Laboratory of Feminist Pataphysics—this exhibition reflects a playful yet critical approach to art, craft, and social discourse.
We’re proud to host this free, public event at cSPACE. Everyone is welcome to attend and experience the creativity and conversation unfolding within our community.
This exhibition is generously supported by Alliance Française.
Performance: Queretaro | Stories of Flamenco cSPACE Marda Loop Studio Theatre April 11, 2026 2:30PM and 7:30PM Flamenco Jaleo | Tracy Cumberbatch, Silvia Temis, Francesca Canalizo and Maria Reigner […]
What could be better than art-making, self-discovery and tea? Learn how to make peace between your inner critic and wild child nature.
In creativity and in life, it can sometimes feel like our stubborn inner critic and reckless wild child are constantly making our lives miserable with their conflicting demands and messages. In this workshop, learn how to listen to their wisdom and discover a collective path forward.
HALLWAY GALLERY: Human Forms by Patricia Salat and Miguel Barros cSPACE Marda Loop Level 1 Hallway Gallery April 14 - April 25, 2026 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM - Monday […]
The Calgary Association for Lifelong Learners invites members to bring a guitar and a favourite song and join other members for Guitar Jam.
The Calgary Association for Lifelong Learners invites members to bring a guitar and a favourite song and join other members for Guitar Jam.
This spring, we’re excited to host a special evening celebrating poetry, storytelling, and independent publishing with the Frontenac House Poetry 25th Anniversary Spring Event.
Taking place in the RGO Treehouse on Level 4, this anniversary celebration brings together readers, writers, and poetry lovers for an engaging night of live readings and conversation. The event will feature the launch of A Single Syllable of Wild, the newest book by Angella Waldie.
Waldie will be joined by fellow authors Skyler Key, author of Transcribing Meowlight and There’s Magic Here Too, and Bruce Hunter, author of In the Bear’s House, for an evening that highlights a diversity of voices and poetic styles.
Founded in southern Alberta, Frontenac House has spent 25 years championing bold and boundary-pushing poetry from across Canada. This milestone event reflects that legacy while offering audiences a chance to connect directly with contemporary writers and their work.
The event takes place on April 24, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 PM in the RGO Treehouse (Level 4) at cSPACE Marda Loop. For those who can’t attend in person, the celebration will also be live-streamed via Facebook Live.
We’re delighted to provide the space for this vibrant literary gathering at cSPACE, where creativity and community come together.
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.
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.
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.
Event: Made of Snow and Story | Book Launch with Lana Skauge cSPACE Marda Loop Studio Theatre April 26, 2026 2:00PM Join Lana Skauge for the Calgary launch of her […]