Supported by Mary Rozsa de Coquet, Rozsa Arts at the Library is an initiative that brings artists to Library locations for free performances and workshops. These artists work in genres that include music, dance, puppetry, drama, oratory and circus arts, and more.
In addition to providing Calgarians with access to life-enhancing arts and culture experiences, the program supports emergent artists to build their brand and reach new audiences.
Amy Nelson
Nelson began her music career as a banjoist. She dedicates herself to not only the preservation of fold music, but by writing songs that reflect her own view. Amy’s songs display a unique rawness, steeped in the rich history of blues and old-time music.
There is Room — Elizabeth Clarke & Lindsey Herle
There is Room is an exciting new duo that brings hospitality and welcome to audiences across Canada. Through diverse programs of classical favorites, hidden gems, and beloved pop tunes, they make space for everyone — in the audience and on the stage.
I.Con Twins
Describing their music as Neo-Chinese Conscious Pop, I.Con Twins blends traditional Chinese instrumentation with Contemporary Pop vocals to create a truly fresh sound that’s sure to entertain, inspire, and connect.
KTheChosen
KTheChosen is a hip hop artist from Zimbabwe and hosts the artist showcase, Ship Hop. His album +Vice covers topics including grief, feminism, and mental well-being. He was included in The Calgary Herald's Top 20 Compelling Calgarians.
Music With Mandy
Mandy Morris is equal parts vocalist, educator, and coffee. She's an artist and entrepreneur who connects children and their families with music. Mandy's high energy stage presence have won the hearts of all who have come to her shows.
Nathan Dorozio
Nathan Dorozio performs original and cover selections locally as a solo artist or as part of various collaborations, including his band, Albertosaurus. Nathan also volunteers his music in the Calgary recovery and yoga communities.
Rozsa Arts at the Library features local artists for in-person performances.
Selected artists or collectives will be consulted regarding Library location/venue, and flexibility may be required for additions to the performance such as allowing for emcees, Q&A segments, or sharing timeslots with multiple performers.
