DONATE

We rely on your support to present our ongoing programming of rare and treasured cinema. Please consider making a donation to the Calgary Cinematheque. A tax receipt will be issued for all contributions of $20 or more. 

Click on the CanadaHelps logo or the DONATE NOW button to donate securely online, or send a cheque to:

Cinematheque Calgary Society
212-223 12 Avenue SW
Calgary AB  T2R 0G9

 

VOLUNTEER

If you're interested in helping out at our box office or at special events, or want to apply to join one of our committees or sit on the board, e-mail programming@calgarycinema.org.

 

Thank You to our Funders & Supporters

FUNDERS

Calgary Arts Development champions the arts as a key driver of the long term success of our city. They act as a central hub that invests in, promotes, learns about and advocates for the arts to animate Calgary as a vibrant cultural centre.

 

 

 

Alberta Foundation for the Arts is the primary arts resource and grant funding body in Alberta and helps unleash the potential of every artist through funding, arts promotion, and capacity-building services. AFA provides behind-the-scenes support to artists and arts organizations, giving them the power to inspire minds, encourage expression, foster creativity, and contribute to Alberta’s economy.

SPONSORS

Fulcrum Communications – Fulcrum is a Calgary-based design, advertising and branding agency. With an award-winning 18 year history built on synergistic relationships with clients across multiple disciplines and industries, Fulcrum is passionate about supporting the film and arts communities locally through creative and intelligent partnership.

Calgarymovies.com – We are the first 100% Calgary based, born and raised website dedicated to local moviegoers.

On our beloved site, you will find all the local movie listings and reviews are just a click away - everything from Hollywood hits to locally-produced independent productions. And showtimes are available for ALL of the theatres in Calgary and surrounding area.

With truly comprehensive movie listings, theatre information, upcoming releases, mobile access on your handheld, movie reviews, contests, and an entire section devoted to the local scene, you're only 2 clicks away from all the movie content you want... and you gotta love that!!

CJSW – CJSW 90.9FM is Calgary’s community radio station, based at the University of Calgary. CJSW is a non-profit society maintained and operated by a group of six staff members and over 200 volunteers drawn from both the University of Calgary student body and the wider city of Calgary population.

VENUES

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The Plaza Theatre – Home of the 'Year-Round Film Festival', the Plaza Theatre is Calgary's longest-running moviehouse. Located in the historic Kensington neighbourhood, its cozy, friendly atmosphere has become as renowned as its diverse cultural programming that frequently supports local film and arts communities.

Globe Cinema – An independent art house cinema, Globe Cinema is dedicated to bringing Calgarians quality movies of all varieties, and is home to many of the annual film festivals in Calgary. Formerly the Towne Cinema, the Globe has been providing Calgary with art house cinematic entertainment since 1995. Originally operated by Landmark Cinemas of Canada, the Globe is now owned and operated by Riley's Reproductions and Printing. 

FILM SUPPORTERS

Calgary International Film Festival – Screening 220 films from around the world and highlighted by a series of gala events, awards, parties and special presentations, the Calgary International Film Festival is one of the largest of its kind in Canada and one of Calgary’s top destination events of the year – the 12-day multi-genre festival enjoyed by upwards of 27,000 cultural enthusiasts annually at cinematic venues across the city.

Calgary Underground Film Festival – Founded in 2003, CUFF is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to programming films that defy convention. Through the screening of contemporary works in various categories that include: feature, documentary, animation, short, and experimental – CUFF bring Calgarians a unique roster of films rarely seen in North American theatres.

We are proud to be a member of the Alberta Media Arts Alliance Society

Alberta Media Arts Alliance Society serves media artists and organizations in Alberta. Founded in 1991, AMAAS provides communication, advocacy and educational networks to its members, as well as direct member services including webhosting, an annual conference, workshops, publishing, awards, sponsorship and artist commissions. Now, and since its inception, AMAAS is governed by a volunteer group of directors, all representatives of the media arts.