Canada Learning Bond
Get money to help with your education after high school!
Blackfoot Language Residency
F.P. Walshe Grade 9 students created animated videos to help you learn Blackfoot!
Slamalicious
An online, adults-only Puppet Slam. With pirates.
July 17 8:00 pm $10
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Lilly in the Lab
Lilly is a larger-than-life creature that animates and invigorates festivals and events with her giant fun presence.
CAOS in the School
Let your imagination run wild with ridiculously fun artist residency programs.
CAOS Butterflies
Gentle, delicate giant puppets appear mysteriously at events, gatherings, and celebrations to bring colour and hope.
Spirit of the Bluebird
An animated tribute to Aboriginal mother and grandmother Gloria Black Plume-Bird.
CAOS Dell’Arte Scholarship
A scholarship for Canadian artists to attend Dell’Arte International School
Spirit of White Buffalo
Born in jail, now free to roam the earth, catch Spirit of White Buffalo at a gathering near you.
Paper Mask Making
A fun hands-on mask-making activity for all ages.
CAOS acknowledges all First Nations, Metis, Inuit, status and non, as caretakers of Turtle Island, and is grateful to the Blackfoot - Kainai, Sikiska, Piikiani Nations, the Dene - Tsuutina Nation, and the Nakota -Welsey, Chiniki, Bearspaw Nations for their patience and guidance as we understand Treaty relationships.
CAOS is based in the city of Calgary, also known as Moh-kins-tsis (“Elbow” in Blackfoot), Winsheesh-pah (“Elbow” in Stoney), Otos-kwunee (“Elbow” in Cree), Kootsisaw (“Elbow” in T’suu T’ina), and Klincho-tinay-indihay (“Horse Town” in Slavey).
The Elbow River gets its name from the distinctive "crook" as it flows towards the Bow River, which gets its name from the reeds that grew along its banks, which local First Nations used to make bows.