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4worldlovers:
We have re-opened for dine in eating and are pleased to offer curbside pickup plus delivery to your door. Create your Reservation Now!

The world has changed since we last hung out, but we are so happy to see you again. With that in mind, we ask that anyone entering The Palomino to please respect the following guidelines:

- We are working hard to follow the mandated Alberta Safety Health guidelines

- Staff will be wearing protective masks and will be sanitizing their hands throughout their shift

4worldlovers: Rumors abound. We had better set a few things straight. Although there are some administrative changes in the works there is nothing threatening The Blues Can's existence. The landlords have decided to sell our building. That is obviously their prerogative. I have no idea who will buy it but I do know that we cannot afford it. New owners may decide to tear it down to build more condos because heaven knows Inglewood needs more condos. Regardless, our original landlords were going to do that eventually anyway. We are hoping for landlords that might actually care a little about The Blues Can while we all wait for the economy to recover. Our fingers are crossed. Nobody has come to talk to us yet but eventually they will and we can then let everyone else know what the future holds for our favorite live music venue. In the meantime it is business as usual. No need to panic as the rumors of our demise are greatly exaggerated. We'll see you all soon.

4worldlovers: The cozy space on 1st Street supported, uplifted and held the community within it’s walls for many years. Although the brick and mortar of Koi that we have known is gone, the Koi Community will never die!


We are very excited to announce the new partnership between Koi and the lovely folks at The Attic in Inglewood!

The “LEGENDARY KOI OPEN MIC” is every TUESDAY night at The Attic Bar & Stage!

4worldlovers: Established in 1905, the King Edward Hotel was Calgary’s second oldest hotel and the longest operating bar and hotel when it closed in 2004.

In 2008, the Eddy was acquired by the National Music Centre (NMC) and in collaboration with Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC), the King Eddy was carefully reassembled, honouring the original plans and returning it to its 1905 glory.