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It still chokes me up every single time I think about it. The thought of a young Terry Fox, then only 21 but an amputee with a prosthetic lower right leg for two years. He dips his foot into the Atlantic Ocean near St.

Art Gallery of St. Albert Artists from the Nina Haggerty Collective bring Retinal Circus to the gallery space . Until Sat., March 31. The gallery has relocated to its temporary new space during extensive renovations. # 100, 6D Perron St.

Former St. Albert writer Barbara North digs up untold stories about women from 1867 and beyond.

Andréa Schmidt chose March to unveil her new exhibit at VASA because it timed nicely with International Women’s Day. Her show, Uncovered and Unashamed , features a series of paintings with female nudes.

Dufflebag Theatre mounts Cinderella Since 1992 Dufflebag Theatre has travelled the planet presenting their original adaptations of fairy tales and classic stories.

Summer music festival season is still a few months away, however news of the 2018 Seven Music Fest lineup has trickled out.

PREVIEW Mamma Mia! Runs until March 18 Citadel Theatre 9828 – 101 A Ave. Tickets start at $30. Call 780-425-1820 or online at http://citadeltheatre.

DETAILS We Are The Roots: Black settlers and their experiences of discrimination on the Canadian prairies Meet the interviewees, advisory committee and project members including Dr. Jenna Bailey and Dr. David Este. Event takes place tonight: Sat.

Everybody ‘oohs’ and ‘ahhs’ at the feature length movies that get celebrated every year at the Academy Awards. Often, the level of creativity and satisfaction is much higher when it comes to short films, often simply referred to as shorts.

DETAILS STARFest presents Mary Walsh, hosted by Peter Brown Sunday, March 4 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. including wine reception Arden Theatre This STARFest event had to be rescheduled. The theatre will honour tickets purchased for the Nov. 6 show.