Glenbow

Glenbow Museum and Corb Lund, Alberta’s hottest, “hurtinist” musical icon, proudly unveil No Roads Here: Corb Lund’s Alberta. This expressive exhibition is inspired by Corb Lund’s music and is his personal exploration of Alberta themes that are roped to his own charismatic family’s ranching history in our province.
No Roads Here: Corb Lund’s Alberta is drawn from Glenbow’s, and Corb’s own family’s, collection of art, artifacts and historical imagery. The exhibition is themed to nine songs from four of his well-loved albums, songs that best represent Corb’s unforgettable sonic storytelling and musical artistry. Like Corb’s music, the exhibition is a vivid mix of the innovative and traditional.
The nine songs that inspired the exhibition are:
No Roads Here (Five Dollar Bill)
Brother Brigham, Brother Young (Horse Soldier! Horse Soldier!)
Five-Dollar Bill (Five Dollar Bill)
Buckin’ Horse Rider (Five Dollar Bill)
The Truth Comes Out (Hair In My Eyes Like A Highland S

Museum visitors are allowed free same day re-entry so you can come back and explore throughout the day.

The Discovery Room invites visitors of all ages to take part in art-based activities that are themed to Glenbow's feature exhibitions. The Discovery Room is open daily during museum hours. Children ages 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Glenbow is wheelchair accessible and has two wheelchairs available, free of charge, for visitor use.

No food or drinks are allowed on the exhibition floors. Refuel at the cafe outside Glenbow's main doors or check out the many delightful restaurants on Calgary's celebrated Stephen Avenue Mall.

Diaper changing facilities are located in the main floor washrooms. Visitor Services staff can help you access the Second Floor First Aid Room if you require a more private facility.

Backpacks, large shopping bags and umbrellas are not permitted in the galleries. For our guests' comfort, we have a complimentary coat check near the Information Desk with lockers that will accommodate most items.

Visitors are generally allowed to use cameras with flash and personal video cameras except in exhibitions and galleries where signs are posted prohibiting the use of cameras, flash photographs and video recorders. Please note that photography is not permitted for most special or feature exhibitions on Glenbow's second floor.