The arts have been a part of Canmore’s daily life since its inception. In 1890, the H.W. MacNeill Co. (the contractor operating the coal mines) established a brass band to entertain residents. In 1898, its members built a practise hall on the Bow River. This rough hall became known as the Canmore Opera House, and is believed to be the only log opera house in the world.

With so many worthwhile causes seeking support, it can be challenging to decide where your support will have the most impact. Why choose the arts?

Research, including a McKinsey & Company report commissioned by Business for the Arts in Canada, continues to uphold the social importance and the economic impact of the arts.

The arts have been a part of Canmore’s daily life since its inception. In 1890, the H.W. MacNeill Co. (the contractor operating the coal mines) established a brass band to entertain residents. In 1898, its members built a practise hall on the Bow River. This rough hall became known as the Canmore Opera House, and is believed to be the only log opera house in the world.

With so many worthwhile causes seeking support, it can be challenging to decide where your support will have the most impact. Why choose the arts?

Research, including a McKinsey & Company report commissioned by Business for the Arts in Canada, continues to uphold the social importance and the economic impact of the arts.

The arts have been a part of Canmore’s daily life since its inception. In 1890, the H.W. MacNeill Co. (the contractor operating the coal mines) established a brass band to entertain residents. In 1898, its members built a practise hall on the Bow River. This rough hall became known as the Canmore Opera House, and is believed to be the only log opera house in the world.

With so many worthwhile causes seeking support, it can be challenging to decide where your support will have the most impact. Why choose the arts?

Research, including a McKinsey & Company report commissioned by Business for the Arts in Canada, continues to uphold the social importance and the economic impact of the arts.

The arts have been a part of Canmore’s daily life since its inception. In 1890, the H.W. MacNeill Co. (the contractor operating the coal mines) established a brass band to entertain residents. In 1898, its members built a practise hall on the Bow River. This rough hall became known as the Canmore Opera House, and is believed to be the only log opera house in the world.

With so many worthwhile causes seeking support, it can be challenging to decide where your support will have the most impact. Why choose the arts?

Research, including a McKinsey & Company report commissioned by Business for the Arts in Canada, continues to uphold the social importance and the economic impact of the arts.

The arts have been a part of Canmore’s daily life since its inception. In 1890, the H.W. MacNeill Co. (the contractor operating the coal mines) established a brass band to entertain residents. In 1898, its members built a practise hall on the Bow River. This rough hall became known as the Canmore Opera House, and is believed to be the only log opera house in the world.

With so many worthwhile causes seeking support, it can be challenging to decide where your support will have the most impact. Why choose the arts?

Research, including a McKinsey & Company report commissioned by Business for the Arts in Canada, continues to uphold the social importance and the economic impact of the arts.

The arts have been a part of Canmore’s daily life since its inception. In 1890, the H.W. MacNeill Co. (the contractor operating the coal mines) established a brass band to entertain residents. In 1898, its members built a practise hall on the Bow River. This rough hall became known as the Canmore Opera House, and is believed to be the only log opera house in the world.

With so many worthwhile causes seeking support, it can be challenging to decide where your support will have the most impact. Why choose the arts?

Research, including a McKinsey & Company report commissioned by Business for the Arts in Canada, continues to uphold the social importance and the economic impact of the arts.

The arts have been a part of Canmore’s daily life since its inception. In 1890, the H.W. MacNeill Co. (the contractor operating the coal mines) established a brass band to entertain residents. In 1898, its members built a practise hall on the Bow River. This rough hall became known as the Canmore Opera House, and is believed to be the only log opera house in the world.

With so many worthwhile causes seeking support, it can be challenging to decide where your support will have the most impact. Why choose the arts?

Research, including a McKinsey & Company report commissioned by Business for the Arts in Canada, continues to uphold the social importance and the economic impact of the arts.