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Alas, the Alberta summer is dwindling to its inevitable close. The good news is that a resplendent fall is upon us and that means the Harvest Festival wrap-up party arrives tomorrow.

I’m fascinated with movies about artists. They have interesting and incredible lives and make some exquisite pieces of art.

The St. Albert Readers’ Festival always lines up a riverboat full of some of this nation’s best and brightest authors for a series of presentations and chats from the stage. But it usually starts in October.

I don't have any sisters but thanks to Jennifer Quist's new novel, I feel like I've just taken a crash course through the lives, the dramas, the personalities and the many, many conversations of five sisters. Quist, newly transplanted to St.

It turns out that selling lemonade and collecting pop cans can be a lucrative enterprise, especially if the proceeds go to supporting charity.

As the Kaleido Family Arts Festival puts the finishing touches on plans to put on its annual weekend chock-full of arts and culture, festival director Christy Morin took a moment to comment on if she and her team at Arts on the Ave are pleased to pas

Two of Canada’s finest country musicians from Morinville are heading to Country Music Week. Held in Halifax from Sept. 10 to 13, it is this year’s hotspot for the Canadian Country Music Awards.

Things just aren't as tame at the Visual Arts Studio Association as they usually are. In fact, you could say that their art has gone a bit wild, at least in terms of the subject matter of their works.

Author MaryAlice Arial is looking to strike literary gold again after winning a writing award with the Senior Times in January and taking the prestigious Laurie Allen Award for advanced creative writing back in June.

Timothy Spall. Helen Mirren. Ryan Reynolds. Dustin Hoffman. Kathy Bates. These larger than life public figures have one thing in common.