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Once again St. Albert hosts the one-of-a-kind, second annual Dig In! Horticulinary Festival running from Oct. 1 to 3. The itinerary is similar to last year’s inaugural festival.

by Scott Hayes Film fans and movie buffs are stoked about the advent of the new season of the Edmonton International Film Festival, starting tomorrow at the Landmark Cinemas 9 City Centre in the downtown core.

Pop rock is big right now, but it also has a fickle relationship with audiences. A new band vying for the public’s attention is Mandy Reider and the Oddibles, a ’70s and ’80s cover band.

by Scott Hayes Some people keep diaries of their daily activities and thoughts while others like to take photographs and post them on Instagram. Samantha Williams-Chapelsky took it upon herself to do what she does best: she painted.

by Scott Hayes It isn’t every day that a book like this comes along. That’s because it isn’t every day that an author and artist like Shelby Wapoose comes along either.

Now in its 28th season, the Strathcona String Quartet is debuting the St. Albert Chamber Music Series with a mixed batch of compositions.

Great films don’t always have to take two-and-a-half hours. Sometimes, you can get an amazing, clever, beautiful short film all wrapped up in less than two-and-a-half minutes. Sometimes, even less.

Arden Theatre presents DakhaBrakha DakhaBrakha is unlike any group that has performed at St. Albert’s Arden Theatre.

Six chefs. Two long tables. Two hundred guests. These are the ingredients for the second edition of the Alberta Ate Chef Collaborative Gala Dinner, the crown jewel of St. Albert's Horticulinary Festival held Friday, Oct. 2 at the Enjoy Centre.

A memorial scholarship fundraiser combined with an EP release is scheduled for Sept. 27 at the Yardbird Suite. Former St.