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Edmonton Youth Orchestra, Small Matters Productions offer entertainment.

It's time to shake off the snow and take part in the Festival of Trees.

It’s perhaps the audience most left out of the discussions about truth and reconciliation: Kids. Award-winning author and international speaker Monique Gray Smith is trying to change that by bringing her two new kids books to St. Albert on Friday.

Art Gallery of St. Albert Ojibwa painter Terry McCue offers Ripples of Loss at the gallery. Until Sat., Dec. 2. 19 Perron St., St. Albert; 780-460-4310; www.artgalleryofstalbert.

Neon Smoke tour Gord Bamford recently announced his Neon Smoke coast-to-coast tour. The international country music star starts his 20-date tour on Jan.

PREVIEW Pawâkan Macbeth: A Cree Tragedy Akpik Theatre and Theatre Prospero Production Nov. 23 to 26 ATB Financial Arts Barns Westbury Theatre 10330 - 84 Ave. Tickets: $25 adults, $14 students. Call 780-409-1910 or visit http://www.tickets.

Three Edmonton theatre companies are pooling their talent and resources to create stronger shows.

The 22nd annual Morinville Christmas festivities launch on Friday.

If you’re looking for something to help encourage the festive spirit then the St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce has just the Friday night planned for you.

Paul Ballach, owner of St. Albert's Bourbon Room, is hosting a musical fundraiser to ease hunger. He was so thrilled at the success of the 2016 Rock the Hunger Fundraiser, he plans a repeat on Friday, Dec. 15. "Last year we raised about $3,500.