Glenbow looks for a new home

By News Staff

Posted Aug 15, 2011 7:56 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.



Calgary’s Glenbow Museum needs more space.

The museum, which has called Stephen Avenue home since 1976, needs to expand its operations and facilities.

Stakeholders say ideally, the Telus Convention Centre would relocate to allow the nearby museum to move in.

According to The Calgary Herald, despite hunting for a new home the Glenbow still plans to proceed with plans to upgrade the existing facility.

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