Local Arts and Culture

A family reunion goes awry and then the awry goes awry in the eccentric and quirky Come to Daddy, playing a limited engagement at the Metro Cinema starting Thursday.

The world is divided into the rich and the poor, the haves and the have-nots, the upper class and the lower class. If you haven't seen the multiple Oscar-winning film Parasite, what's stopping you?

Mylo computes 'friend'. The world's newest consumer-ready robot is a trustworthy companion

Elsa Robinson and John Kayinamura offered their artworks to a joint show about love and equality now on display at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. Love Thy Neighbour runs through Black History Month.

A genealogical search took years for Tammy Lough to uncover a long-held family mystery. She will be at the St. Albert Public Library on Sunday to present what she found and talk about the beauty and importance of tracing one's roots.

There is fresh optimism afoot for the building with a troubled history and zero tenancy for a full decade. St. Albert Crossing was constructed in 2009 and yet has never seen a single business day. That could change as a representative was in town to establish an occupancy permit. Here's a comprehensive look at a controversial commercial space that still might find a positive place in the city's business community.