Local Entertainment

The Purple Pirate finds a safe harbour at St. Albert's Arden Theatre.

A bit of rock. A bit of country. A dash of blues, and a distinct voice. Dahlia Wakefield and the Value Villains are playing at the Blind Pig Pub on Saturday, Jan. 20 at 3 p.m.

World premiere of Slumberland Motel Alberta's Collin Doyle, winner of Alberta Playwright's Network 2006 Outstanding New Alberta Play, finally gets to see the world premiere of Slumberland Motel after 11 years.

Art Gallery of St. Albert Nathalie Daoust, Florin Hategan and Edwin Janzen present Outrospectives . Until Sat., Jan. 27, 2018. The gallery has relocated to its temporary new space during extensive renovations. 100, 6D Perron St. 780-460-4310; www.

Four students discover Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and in doing so parallel their lives to the 500-year-old tale.

The Humans is an honest, insightful production that examines the realities many North Americans face today.

In addition to all of the books on shelves, libraries have long established themselves as community gathering spots: centres for greater conversations and education about the world that we live in.

It’s rhyme time for those who know how to wax sublime with their wise and wild words on life in the suburbs. To put it another way: the call for applications for the first poet laureate of St. Albert was announced yesterday.

Les Misérables boasts a series of throat-taxing numbers that build to electrifying climaxes.

Deep Freeze Festival kicks off the winter season with a two-day extravaganza on Jan. 13 and 14.