Local Arts and Culture

Too bad theatres aren't open yet, so catch 'Judas and the Black Messiah' via video on demand if you can. This important civil rights movie ranks right up there with Selma and Malcolm X for telling the Black stories that all must watch to better understand what gave rise to Black Lives Matter.

The museum has lined up a series of virtual presentations on cultural tattooing and cultural appropriation.

Fashion will be the topic of discussion during Friday's screening as part of the library's Black Film Watch Parties.

Heart of a Runaway Girl is a great story that takes you right to its mountain town setting in the 1980s. It also makes you beg for a sequel.

In which the Gazette's film critic picks apart the little things of The Little Things.

It's a tearjerker for sure, so do bring your tissues if you've got plans to put Our Friend on demand.

In Plainview is everything you want in a grizzled crime potboiler and more.

Each month, StAlbertTODAY.ca will be displaying an online gallery of art created by high school students. These are January's submissions.

Edmonton's current poet laureate has a new gig to cap off all of her other current projects. She will be virtually accessible for the calendar year as the metropolitan area's regional writer in residence.

That's the big question, with the answer only being possible when the theatres open back up again. Still, there are a good number that are slated for release that are worthy of mention.