News & Media Information
MEDIA CONTACT
For media requests, including interviews, background information about the Cultural District or First Thursdays, images requests, story ideas and other inquiries, please contact:
Melissa Kushnir
Marketing Specialist, Cultural District
[p] 403.264.5330 extension 107
[e] melissa.kushnir[at]calgaryartsdevelopment.com
NEWS
Below you will find a collection of recent news items from the Cultural District about events and activities going on in the neighbourhood. Also be sure to visit CalgaryCulture.com for events and information about what's happening in Calgary.
The Reflector: High Noon in the Cultural District (June 23, 2010) It is a beautiful day in Calgary and what better way to spend the afternoon than a lunch date with a friend and some good music down at Olynpic Plaza.
Calgary Herald: Calgary's Cultural District focuses on pigeons in rebranding effort (May 10, 2010) Internationally known advertising agency, TAXI, aids in public relations effort.
News Release: Pigeons help to showcase Calgary's Cultural District (May 6, 2010) Beginning today for Calgary's monthly arts and culture festival, First Thursday, the Cultural District is showing off a new look.
Rockwall Herald Banner: Cultural District anchors Calgary’s arts scene (January 4, 2010) Calgary’s oil men have been seen as risk takers when drilling for oil and natural gas. The same trait seems to have rubbed off on the city’s creative community.
Avenue Magazine: Calgary's Cultural District (August 28, 2009) Cultural Capital: The Cultural District has steadily gained traction since its inception eight years ago and seems poised for growth under new leadership with Calgary Arts Development Authority and an increase in new works at the city’s cultural institutions. But is all that at risk with the economic downturn?
Calgary Herald Video: Best Block - Cultural District (July 26, 2009) The Grand Theatre was built in 1912, when Calary was a town of 10,000. It is also the heart of what the Herald's Stephen Hunt calls Calgary's Best Block. Join Stephen as he tours Theatre Junction's Grand in his search for the city's best cultural district.



