Arts and Culture

Musician Digital Hobo and a lineup of speakers are gearing up for a night of live music and fire resilience conversations during the Jam for Jasper fundraiser on May 31.

Bublegum was one of three artists who participated in this year’s UpLift! Jasper Mural Festival. He recently answered questions from the Fitzhugh about his experience creating his work of art.

Karly’s work will be featured at the Jasper Art Gallery until the end of May. She will be onsite to work on the next two pieces on May 24 and 31.

Tyler Toews is the only artist to return to the UpLift! Jasper Mural Festival! His previous mural, titled “Melt,” was affected by the wildfire.

Organizers received 257 applications from artists across the globe for the 2025 festival. Out of these, three were chosen to come to Jasper and help beautify the community.

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“Everyone has worked so hard on this project, whether it’s our folks who are doing tech or the actors. I think it’s really cool just to get it up on stage and get in front of an audience and just have fun with it.”

"There’s a lot of potential for dark sky tourism, and especially in areas that need it."

The 16th annual Jasper Pride and Ski Festival kicked off 10 days of festivities with the raising of the Pride flag at Commemoration Park on Friday (April 4).

"It's a very rare occasion to get everyone together who does trail run in the same room where no one's actually running."