Calgary 
Credit: Studio Bell
Calgary’s Studio Bell has announced free admission on weekends courtesy of ATB until the end of 2021.
Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre, which opened on July 1, 2016 is celebrating its fifth year of operation.
Visitors will need to book free tickets online or in person. Music lovers can choose their own musical adventure through a self-guided tour or catch instrument show-and-tells, science and sound demos, and performances on fan favourite, the Kimball Theatre Organ.
Those visiting Studio Bell are encouraged to wear masks. One-way traffic will be maintained within the building, and high-touch areas will remain closed.
Announcing the partnership with ATB, Andrew Mosker, President and CEO of NMC said, “As we continue to move towards recovery and think about our future together, we want to thank our community for their ongoing support and ATB for helping to make Studio Bell more accessible to the public.”
As a registered charity, the National Music Centre is encouraging music fans to leave a pay-what-you-can donation online or in-person to support NMC’s operations and programs.
Visitors can support NMC’s charitable efforts by giving in any of the following ways:
- Leave a one-time donation online at studiobell.ca/donate or when visiting Studio Bell in-person.
- Become a monthly donor at studiobell.ca/donate and be the steady rhythm that keeps NMC on beat.
- Buy or renew an NMC Membership at 50% off throughout July. When you buy or renew your membership in July, you’ll be automatically entered to win the Ultimate Birthday Bash presented by Bell. Learn more and become a member at studiobell.ca/become-a-member.
- Visit the NMC Gift Shop and Café online at nmcgiftshop.ca or in-person to shop locally made music-inspired gifts.
- Purchase a custom-designed special 5th anniversary edition Legacy Vinyl record at studiobell.ca/legacy-vinyl and be visible to all who visit Studio Bell over the next 10 years.
