Local Arts and Culture

Virtual art has 57 new and exciting talents to share, as three St. Albert high school teachers offer up a new online gallery of their students' work for all to view. The COVID-19 Art Show is now live.

The St. Albert Public Library has a modified version of its ever-popular summer reading program lined up. The all-ages Escape the Labyrinth starts up on Monday.

STARFest announced its fall lineup on Thursday, with other announcements as well. The festival of authors will take place online this year, though all events will be free to make up for it.

The Gazette has been featuring art created by local high school students twice per month as part of with.draw.all, a project championed by art teachers at Bellerose Composite High School, Paul Kane High School and St. Albert Catholic High School.

The Gazette features art created by local high school students twice per month as part of with.draw.all, a project championed by art teachers at Bellerose Composite High School, Paul Kane High School and St. Albert Catholic High School.

The doors to the gallery and the museum reopened on Tuesday with new safety measures in place.

A local production company is hard at work on a new documentary series on drugs and the drug industry.

St. Albert's International Children’s Festival of the Arts has received the Community Inclusion Award from Inclusion Alberta.

The Gazette features art created by local high school students twice per month as part of with.draw.all, a project championed by art teachers at Bellerose Composite High School, Paul Kane High School and St. Albert Catholic High School.

Ever since it has had to close its doors for the indefinite time being, the Art Gallery of St. Albert has been putting up exhibits, art programs and info-tainment in the form of online videos.