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St. Albert Carol Sing revives the roots of Christmas

St. Albert Carol Sing revives the roots of Christmas

One of the oldest Christmas traditions in the city, the St. Albert Community Carol Sing has taken place for more than 20 years.

Mission Hill Brass and Capital City Big Band join forces

When Mission Hill Brass Band and Capital City Big Band pair up, the 65-odd musicians bring the house down.
Sleeping Beauty panto revs it up a notch

Sleeping Beauty panto revs it up a notch

The cast and crew of Capitol Theatre's Sleeping Beauty have created a panto that sets a new bar.
Chatter checks out Motown and a Christmas pageant

Chatter checks out Motown and a Christmas pageant

Motown comes to the Jube The sixties was a prolific era that saw incredible music rise to the top. One of the most famous stories was of the Motown Sound, created by Berry Gordy, a featherweight boxer turned heavyweight music mogul.
A Christmas Carol: a top drawer humbug

A Christmas Carol: a top drawer humbug

Glenn Nelson plays the role of Ebenezer Scrooge,Christmas' most notorious penny-pincher, at the Citadel Theatre.
Portfolio: weekly art listings

Portfolio: weekly art listings

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

Sleeping Beauty panto opens at Fort Edmonton Park's Capitol Theatre

Sleeping Beauty modelled as a British style panto is full of gags, physical comedy and exaggerated characters.
Folk-pop artist Michael Bernard Fitzgerald returns to the Arden Theatre

Folk-pop artist Michael Bernard Fitzgerald returns to the Arden Theatre

Michael Bernard Fitzgerald is in his comfort zone when on tour singing to fans.

Chatter: the buzz on PK Unplugged, Iris DeMent, Fiddler on the Roof and Edmonton Singing Christmas Tree

Night of acoustics at Paul Kane High PK Unplugged is back Thursday, Dec. 14 with a strong roster of student entertainers performing in an informal café style atmosphere.
The man who saved the father

The man who saved the father

Even if you live on Delorme Place just in the very southeast corner of Deer Ridge, you likely have never heard of Pierre Delorme. Back before St. Albert had even been founded, he saved the life of Father Albert Lacombe.
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