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Eritrean-Ethiopian cuisine is unfamiliar to most Albertans. And yet the culinary treasures of Northeast Africa can be enjoyed simply sampling the cuisine of Saviour's Café and Bistro.

Beer has seen many changes in Alberta over the last few years, what with the province finally making it easier for the small breweries to break out onto the scene.

Children's festivals are a tough place to act all grown up. There's just too much silliness saturating the air. Whether you prefer big indoor shows, outdoor performers or keeping busy doing innovative activities, the St.

Nowhere in Canada will the joy of singing and the calibre of artists rank as high as at the inaugural Edmonton International Choral Festival running June 1 to 4 at All Saints Cathedral and McDougall United Church.

When Alberta weather warms up, the arts move outdoors and there's no more enjoyable family destination than the International Children's Festival of the Arts. Located in downtown St.

Circus tents are standing on the Sturgeon River’s banks. Theatrically costumed rovers ramble through St.

Several outstanding and upstanding local volunteers and community leaders were celebrated with a new national honour. The Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers was created last year to replace the Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award.

Five finalists for the St. Albert sponsored Canada 150 Songwriting Contest have been announced.

Sacred features the work of Karen Blanchet. Opening reception is tomorrow evening from 6 to 9 p.m. in conjunction with the June ArtWalk. Artist will be in attendance. Until Sat., June 24.

Tomorrow is the first Thursday of June and that means one big thing on St. Albert's culture scene: ArtWalk.