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Calgary celebrates Pride a bit late in the season... the week ending on Labour Day in September, parka weather for some. On the grand scale of things, Calgary's LGBT community is not huge, and there isn't a physical "village" or neighbourhood or centre that is considered to be our "gay central," and there's only 1 gay bar in town (I think, as Larry and I don't get out that much). People connect in different ways. But I do enjoy going to the Pride Parade and celebration space on Prince's Island, and all the energy, spirit, colour and fun that goes along with that. This might be a large upload, so apologies in advance to those not fascinated... There will be documentary photos just capturing what I saw, and others that are just interesting in and of themselves.
Calgary Transit 2012-2013 Chevrolet G4500 #1822 with an Arboc Spirit of Freedom body seen on route 35 at Anderson LRT Station.
Maria Hoover, owner/curator of Endeavor Arts Gallery, interacts with "Machine Age", a sculptor by Casey Hughes.
Endeavor Arts Gallery, Suite 200 1209 1 St SW Calgary, is striving towards digital art and kinetic sculpture reflective of the maker culture in Calgary.
Photo by: Cynthia Radford
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One for the ladies... Pablo Vargas... These two performed back-to-back (individually) then finally together... Much to the crowd's delight
For those who don't know who Pablo Vargas is... (my hand is up) Here's a Spanish link I found... www.tvn.cl/programas/especiales/pablovargas/ then run the link through Babelfish
City of Calgary flood from the bow river. The community of Sunnyside. Downtown Calgary is closed today.
Inglewood, Calgary
The Inglewood Lawn Bowling Club, originally the Chinook Club, was created by employees at the CPR's Alyth Shops and their spouses in the early 1930s. The club moved to the current location about 1936, on land donated by Helen Rothney (Nell) Cross, widow of Calgary brewer and Big Four rancher A. E. Cross and daughter of Colonel James F. Macleod of NWMP fame. The land is now City property. The clubhouse, dating from 1946, was renovated and enlarged in 1996-97.
Calgary Transit 2009 is a 1980 Siemens U2, operating on the Red line.
Photo taken at Somerset-Bridlewood Station in Calgary, AB.