Local Entertainment

Go big or go home: that’s pretty much the mantra for The Who, one of the world’s most iconic and untameable rock bands. The incredible rockers have announced a 29-day Moving On! Tour .

PREVIEW The Cardiac Shadow Northern Light Theatre with Good Women Dance Collective Jan. 18 to Feb. 12 ATB Financial Arts Barns 10330 – 84 Ave. Tickets: Start at $20. Call 780-471-1586 or at www.northernlighttheatre.

There’s going to be a light show in the sky – and a whole lot more happening on the ground – on Saturday evening, thanks to St. Albert Catholic Parish and its Community Life ministry.

Alberta Country Music Awards With more than a decade of lighting up stages, singer-songwriter Aaron Goodvin will now have the opportunity to charm audiences as host at the eigh th annual Alberta Country Music Awards. The former St.

It’s been a long time coming, say organizers at the St. Albert Public Library.

The many local fans of Edmonton author Janice MacDonald and her “reluctant detective” Randy Craig are in for a treat this weekend. The mystery writer is scheduled for an After Hours event at the St.

XIX’s Best of 2018 There’s no better way to start the new year than with great food and fine wine. St. Albert's XIX Nineteen Restaurant is hosting a tantalizing five-course culinary tour of the Best of 2018 served at previous wine dinners.

A group of about 30 foodies crowd around a counter where chef Tarik Ghazal is mounding a platter of Moroccan 7 Vegetable Couscous, a traditional North African comfort food popularized by Berbers. A line cook at St.

Joey Landreth and Altameda Altameda, four of St. Albert’s top musicians, are opening for the much anticipated Joey Landreth Trio playing at the Arden Theatre on Jan. 18.

Whether you are a history buff looking to step back in time, a child wanting to work up a sweat or a couple needing a romantic night away from said child, there are plenty of hidden gems for tourists to check out in St. Albert.