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Chainsaw artist Kelly Davies causes more than a few heads to turn on Fenwick Crescent with one of his epic masterpieces, a dragon flowing like a wood spirit from an eight-foot tree stump. People going for a summer stroll simply stop and stare.

Art Gallery of St. Albert Changing the Landscape features artworks by Viktor Brim, Matthew Allan Clarke and Jeff Wilson . Opening reception from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday to coincide with the August ArtWalk. Artists will be in attendance.

Christian Johnson doesn’t just make electronic music. The 23-year-old producer also builds his own electronic instruments and is part of a resurgence in synthesized music. The St.

Blueberry Bluegrass Fest Widely acclaimed for its down-home hospitality, the Blueberry Bluegrass Festival is ready to host a full roster of roots musicians. Taking place Aug.

While mid-summer is a great time to enjoy the smorgasbord of outdoor festivals, the Arden Theatre has launched a new performance season for families, young people and toddlers.

While country music’s history is cherished and celebrated every year at Big Valley Jamboree, the real magic lies in the artists who never give up. Running Aug.

REVIEW Mission: Impossible – Fallout Stars: 0.

Taste of Edmonton We spend so much time indoors during winter months that when an outdoor food festival hits town, we ferociously chow down, sharing plates with friends and strangers.

Garden Day in the Park St. Albert Botanic Park Sunday, July 29 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Garden Day and Rose Show 1 to 4 p.m. Butterflies in the Park 1 p.m. St. Albert Chamber Music Society Concert 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Fashion in the Park 4:30 p.m.

The Reel Monday films have been a fan fave for years now and you can almost hear the cheers as organizers have announced the slate for the next screenings set to start in September.