By Riggs Zyrille Vergara, Publishing Editor The National accessArts Centre (NaAC) revealed their plans for a $12 million disability arts venue featuring artworks from artists living with disabilities, outdoor gathering spaces, community rental spaces,...
By Emmanuella Kondo, Contributor February is Black History Month, and though COVID-19 has kept us all apart, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate Black culture in Calgary.. Several organizations and communities are...
By Mackenzie Mason, Arts Editor This year has been a long and tough one. From cancelled plans to mourning those we’ve lost due to the pandemic, we’re all looking for a way to escape...
By Mackenzie Mason, Arts Editor In the midst of a global pandemic, the Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) is determined to keep the show going. While they are continuing to offer in-person screenings, the...
Manila Grey No Saints Loading Chaos Club Digital Score: C When I discovered hip-hop duo Manila Grey, I was thrilled. As a Filipino-Canadian myself, it was nice to have a relation to an artist....
By Karina Zapata, Layout Editor As a fourth year journalism student and the latest arts editor of the Reflector, it’s only fitting that my summer internship was at none other than an arts and...
By Sarah Green, Arts Editor Three Women by Lisa Taddeo is perhaps the most important book I have ever read. Let me explain. This summer, I was wandering through Chapters in Chinook Mall with a...
Thirteen years of underground film Bigoa Machar, Arts Editor In what’s been the best thing going on in the city that you have yet to hear about, the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) is...
Calgary’s newest board game café had us expecting nothing, but we enjoyed everything Robyn Welsh, Staff Writer Being the kind of person who enjoys board games but doesn’t play them very often, I walked...
