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Drive around Swallow Crescent and you will undoubtedly notice Bill Buitenweg’s house. “Number four. You can’t miss it,” he said. You couldn’t miss it even if you don’t know what number he’s at.

We all play different roles in our lives. Some re-energize us. Others tear us down. However, being a wife, mother and artist is both a joy and struggle requiring a degree in master juggling to find balance.

The 10th annual Cappies came to a close with a gala presentation at the Citadel's Maclab Theatre on June 11.

The Jivin’ Belles are new to St. Albert, but their lush three-part harmonies are a throwback to the swing era’s rich music.

It’s unclear where The Bad Batch resides on the cultural landscape of films.

Theatre actor Celina Dean’s home is in Los Angeles, however St. Albert is where the heart is. “I still have stuff in my parent’s basement,” laughs Dean, formerly known as Celina Stachow to her St.

Sacred features the meditative works of Karen Blanchet. Peg McPherson has work in the Corridor Gallery until this Saturday. 25 Sir Winston Churchill Ave., St. Albert; 780-460-5990 & www.vasa-art.

Sacred features the meditative works of Karen Blanchet. Peg McPherson has work in the Corridor Gallery until this Saturday. 25 Sir Winston Churchill Ave., St. Albert; 780-460-5990 & www.vasa-art.

Bellerose high school art teacher Lindsay Bracken has been secretly putting together a charity drive over the last few school years.

acThe Works Art and Design Festival starts tomorrow with so much happening that one needs the guidebook to start to get a sense of its scope.