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Photographer and social documentarian Gerry Yaum is set to present a talk on his work tomorrow evening at the Art Gallery of St. Albert

Art exhibit listings for the week of Aug. 30-Sept. 5, 2017

Arden Family Series Tuesday, Sept. 19: Michelle and Friends Sunday, Nov. 5: Bobs & Lolo Thursday, Feb. 1: Magic Pirate Ship Saturday, Feb.

Taste of Italy For food and wine aficionados, Italy tops the list of dream destinations. There is no doubt Italian food and wine are always a big draw, and St. Albert’s XIX Nineteen Restaurant has come up with a delectable way to feed that appetite.

Jesse Cook’s new tour Juno Award-winning Jesse Cook’s new album is about to hit the streets on Friday, Sept. 15. Beyond Borders forges a hybrid sonic landscape blending multiple geographies, ethnicities and musical styles.

Photographer and print artist Candace Makowichuk is the artist in residence at the City of Edmonton Cemeteries.

Over its 36-year tenure, the Edmonton Fringe Festival has become a flagship event for the capital region. What I love about the Fringe is that it’s accessible to a broad audience from tiny munchkins to seniors.

Visual Arts Studio Association Through The Paint features abstract paintings by Cathy Bible, Miles Constable, and Janet Sutanto. Until Sat., Sept. 2. Welder Joanne Guthrie has a display of her work in the Corridor Gallery. Until Tues., Oct. 10.

This week, the Edmonton International Fringe Festival is the biggest game in town. With more than 220 productions to choose from, the St. Albert Gazette has kept an eye on and given a few shout-outs to hometown shows.

For nearly four decades, fans of the late Elvis Presley walked in a procession past his grave at Graceland to pay their respects at a candlelight vigil – all without paying a dime.