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Anyone who has listened to the Ina Dykstra/Nancy Watt piano duo quickly realizes there is more than musical passion that flows between the four hands.

The shock is wearing off for Leo Arcand but the reality is still slowly setting in.

Art-making can be an expensive occupation but in the world of mixed media, I take my cap off to Jeff Meszaros. The Paul Kane grad has opened a new solution to free endless supplies.

There’s a delightful moment during Alice Through the Looking-Glass when an audience member is invited to pull a golden tasseled cord. Immediately hundreds of jellybean packets attached to teensy parachutes rain onto a surprised crowd.

It’s an audacious move for a community theatre to mount Welsh poet Dylan Thomas’ Under Milk Wood – even more so for a school production.

Women are traditionally marginalized in the arts. Sound one-sided? Ask yourself how many women musicians headline music festivals? How many women conduct symphonies? How many women are artistic directors of theatre companies? Too few.

Overburden features oil paintings by Medicine Hat artist Jessica Plattner. The exhibit will remain on display until April 30. An opening reception and artist talk will be held April 2 from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.

Lights! Action! That’s the perceived order of things to kickstart a play – that is unless you happen to be Rainbow Dance Theatre.

Wanna sneak into the library after hours and hang out with a famous, award-winning author? Sure you do, especially when said author is renowned humourist Terry Fallis, the CBC Canada Reads Essential Canadian Novel of the Decade champ and two-time Ste

Looking for a one-of-a-kind art show this weekend, but have no idea where to go? Just keep reading about the 19th annual Night of Artists art exhibition taking place at the Enjoy Centre today and tomorrow.