Dan Clapson
Dan Clapson (@dansgoodside) is one of Western Canada's most recognizable culinary voices. A national TV personality and co-founder of Eat North, he saw his debut cookbook 'Prairie' hit #1 on the Globe & Mail Bestsellers list in 2023. Beyond the kitchen, Dan is a cultural architect who blends food and the arts through his award-winning Blue Jay Sessions event series, the culinary-drag competition 'Sashay, Fillet!', and more. He currently splits his time between Calgary and Prague.
A first look at Calgary's new Lulu Bar
Last night, Lulu Bar opened its stunning ten-foot tall, ornate wooden door--just off of the corner of 17th Avenue and 4th Street--to the public.
Talking food and RuPaul's Drag Race with "Queen of the North", Brooke Lynn Hytes
RuPaul's Drag Race's first Canadian queen talks about growing up in Toronto and what she loves about Canada
6 Interesting new Calgary restaurants slated to open this spring
Here are six new restaurants in Calgary worth getting excited about
Acclaimed restaurateur Janet Zuccarini talks Top Chef Canada and dining in Toronto
The Top Chef Canada judge weighs in on the new season and what she loves about Toronto
Drags Benny to wrap its Western Canadian tour in Saskatoon at Remai Modern on May 5
Drags Benny closes out its first succesful Pride fundraising tour in Saskatoon later this spring
Arlene Dickinson on helping Canadian entrepreneurs find success
The Dragon's Den investor enables business owners via the District Ventures Accelerator
Daily bite: Kelowna's Krafty Kitchen and Bar launches drag dinner series
Kelowna's getting a new bimonthly drag dinner series
Daily bite: Western Canada's first Vietnamese coffee bar concept, Ca Phe, opens in Vancouver
A Vietnamese coffee bar has popped up inside Vancouver community space, Chinatown House
Daily bite: Top Chef Canada returns April 1 with interesting new twist
Top Chef Canada's new season kicks off April 1 with an unusual twist for three chefs
Vancouver Instagram duo "Bitter Queens" celebrate diversity through cocktail-making
Find out how two Vancouver bartenders are staying inspired behind the bar with the help of drag queens