Local Entertainment

If you think that mental illness among youths isn't a problem or doesn't affect anyone you know, it's high time to check your thinking.

St. Albert enjoys promoting its French and Métis heritage. But it often forgets Ukrainians have also created a strong presence in the city.

Standing in one of Prairie Gardens’ farm fields on a Sunday night, the scent of freshly cut grass floating through the air, reminds me of harvests in my parents’ farming community.

In many ways, the cheesy movies of the 1980s spurred within me an unforgiving fondness for bad acting, bad synth-pop soundtracks and especially terrible special effects. Enter Turbo Kid, a contemporary nostalgic visit to the past.

A St. Albert beauty professional was among the winners recognized for their artistry at the 2015 North American Hairstyling Awards, the equivalent of the Oscar Awards for hairdressers.

Food festivals are the current rage. Not only are the festivals popular, but they can also overhaul the local economy. The second annual Dig In Horticulinary Festival back-ends the region’s calendar of chock-a-block food fests. It runs Oct.

Since its inception Blush Magazine, an Alberta wedding and lifestyle glossy, has had the pleasure of viewing the province's most enthralling wedding venues. In its Fall/Winter issue, Blush Magazine named St.

Say farewell to summer and hello to our colourful autumn with a spectacular blast of music from the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.

Singer-songwriter Heather Hutchison and one of St. Albert’s homegrown talents returns to her hometown for an acoustic performance of her new EP release Where the Ocean Meets the Sand.

This is the last weekend of the Edmonton Fringe Festival. Don't be shy. Go on that binge and check out some of this year's offerings.