Highlights from Highline Exhibitions and Events

 
 
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Gallery exhibition

“Perspectives in Mountain Culture” - best of Highline imagery from 2008-2015

November 9th through December 14th, 2015.

Silent Auction: This is your chance to bid on and win one-of-a-kind artwork and to share your love for mountain arts.

Get gussied up and come celebrate the creative spirit embodied in the pages of Highline Magazine while rubbing elbows with movers and shakers in the local creative community.

Photo by Agathe Bernard.

Photo by Agathe Bernard.

Join us for the launch party of “Perspectives in Mountain Culture” – an exhibition of large-scale, handpicked images from the past seven years of Highline, at Canmore’s new arts hub, artsPlace. These thirteen beautiful images are up for auction and will make a beautiful addition to your home or office art collection.

Style: Mountain semi-formal, whatever that means to you. We’ll be dressed up.

On tap: wine, beer by the Banff Ave Brewing Co (including Highline’s custom brew, the Naked Nut Brown Ale), local musicians, and sweet prizes from the likes of Patagonia, Ski Lake Louise, Valhalla Pure Outfitters and Treeline Outdoors.

The “Perspectives in Mountain Culture” exhibition runs from November 9th through December 14th, 2015.


HIGHLINE INDIE MUSIC AWARD

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The Highline Indie Music Award was created through partnership with the Banff Coffee House (a not-for-profit incubator for local music and entertainment, closed down in the summer of 2015) and with additional funding from the Banff Ave Brewing Co. Rockies-based independent musicians with plans to begin recording an album before July 1st, 2017 are eligible and the award is $1000 towards the costs of recording.


SILENT AUCTION

“PERSPECTIVES IN MOUNTAIN CULTURE”

November 3rd, 2015 - ArtsPlace, Canmore

The “Perspectives in Mountain Culture” exhibition runs from November 9th through December 14th, 2015.

Silent Auction: This is your chance to bid on and win one-of-a-kind artwork and to share your love for mountain arts.

Dress yourself up and come celebrate the creative spirit embodied in the pages of Highline Magazine while rubbing elbows with movers and shakers in the local creative community.

Photo by Shane Arsenault.

Photo by Shane Arsenault.

Join us for the launch party of “Perspectives in Mountain Culture” – an exhibition of large-scale, handpicked images from the past seven years of Highline, at Canmore’s new arts hub, artsPlace.  These thirteen beautiful images are up for auction and will make a beautiful addition to your home or office art collection.

Style: Mountain semi-formal, whatever that means to you. We’ll be dressed up.

On tap: wine, beer by the Banff Ave Brewing Co (including Highline’s custom brew, the Naked Nut Brown Ale), local musicians, and sweet prizes from the likes of Patagonia, Ski Lake Louise, Valhalla Pure Outfitters and Treeline Outdoors.

The “Perspectives in Mountain Culture” exhibition runs from November 9th through December 14th, 2015.


Lifts of Love

The 2015 Lifts of Love chairlift speed dating event, co-hosted by Highline, took Norquay by storm on Saturday, Feb 14th. With over 180 sexy-and-single participants (that’s more than twice as many as last year!), you could actually smell the hormones drifting through the lodge during the after party.

Ahhhh, the sweet smell of hormones early in the morning.

Ahhhh, the sweet smell of hormones early in the morning.

Highline donated an “Ultimate First Date” prize pack that included:

Bear hugs go out to all of our sponsors and to all of you fine mountain folks who came out to make this party one for the books.


JUMBO WILD COMES TO ALBERTA

Highline and Patagonia Elements partner to bring film screenings to Canmore, Banff and Calgary.

For decades, First Nations, conservationists, backcountry skiers and snowboarders have fought a proposed large-scale ski resort deep in the Purcell Mountains of British Columbia. After 24 years of opposition, what more will it take to keep Jumbo wild for good?

Jumbo Wild is a joint Patagonia and Sweetgrass Productions film currently on tour across North America. Raffles will be held at all events in support of Wildsight. Bring change!

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FREE SCREENINGS

Calgary: November 24, 7:30 PM  *All ages.

Location: Patagonia Elements Store, 135 8 Avenue SW

Banff: December 1, 7:30 PM  *All ages.

Location: Patagonia Elements Store, 94 Banff Avenue

TICKETED EVENT

Canmore: November 26, 7:00 PM  *18+ adults only event

Location: artsPlace, 950 8th Avenue. Ticket cost is $5 to offset venue rental.

***Canmore event includes a pre-party in the gallery featuring beer from the Banff Ave Brewing Co, and a Q&A following the show featuring Robyn Duncan from Wildsight.


Speaker Series

JOIN HIGHLINE AND THE ALPINE CLUB OF CANADA FOR OUR 2013 SUMMER SOCIAL SPEAKER SERIES

Every second Tuesday at 7:30, beginning on June 18th, 2013 come on up to the Alpine Club Clubhouse at 201 Indian Flats Road in Canmore for pizza, beer, prizes and some great entertainment.

Thanks to a generous sponsorship from The Rocky Mountain Flatbread Co, you will dine on free pizza while soaking up some local culture. Proceeds from $5 beer sales go to keeping the Highline team rolling and bringing you these sweet events, so don’t be shy! 

Your presence at the event automatically enters you to win yourself this summer’s grand prize of a The North Face Rock 22, 2-person tent. Designed to keep two adults sheltered from wind and rain, this steadfast, reliable tent is a perennial favorite for nearly year-round excursions. The more you come out, the more times you can enter!

Prizes of all kinds from our local supporters will also be drawn nightly.

***The proceeds of these events allow us to continue to bring you the best in Rocky Mountain culture, as well as to supporting a different local charity of the speaker’s choice each week. Thanks for donating what you can!

THE LINEUP

June 18th: “The ACC: Huts, History and The HQ” – get in on the Alpine Club of Canada’s dirty little secrets with  our host, Mark Zanetti.

July 2: “Bear Naked:” Because Bears Just Want to be Loved, Too – Legendary ACMG Guide Barry Blanchard reminisces about being treed by a grizzly bear, the Bow Valley Wildsmart team smartens you up, and then we’ll have an open floor where you can get up and share your own hilarious tales of accidental bear spray incidents. Bring your stories!

July 16: “Mountain Femmes”: An Estrogen-Fueled Storytelling Night – This night features Mountain WIT’s live recreation of the story of Elizabeth Parker’s life, author Lynn Martel shares stories of her top 5 major influencers in the local mountain culture, and adventurer and author Margo Talbot will tell a few stories of her own. Men are welcome, we don’t bite!

July 30: “Conrad Kain Tribute Night” plus “Gear Junkies:Past and Present” – some details to be confirmed, but we CAN tell you that local ACMG Guide Mike Trehearne will be laying out a presentation of mountain climbing gear, comparing gear and techniques from the past and present. A hands-on night of exploration.

August 13: “Wilderness Survival” – stay tuned for details on this one, it’ll be a gooder.

August 27: “Photography Night” – An interactive conversation and storytelling night featuring Paul Zizka Photography and an art exhibition by the talented staff artists of the Alpine Club of Canada.

September 10: “Get in The Hole!” – The good guys from Canmore Caverns will take us into the deep innards of Rats Nest Cave, easily Canmore’s best kept secret.

September 24, GRAND FINALE: “Zen and the Art of  Movement: Karate and Climbing Meet Face to Face” – Daymon Miller puts on a kick-ass demonstration that’ll blow your yellow-belt off and we dig into stories of the interesting similarities between the practices of karate and climbing. Plus, we’ll be pulling your name for the Grand Prize, so you’ll want to be there.

 
Kristy Davison