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Kelly Stodola, one of Vancouver’s most sought-after freelance session drummers, revisits his roots in St. Albert.

Every once in a while life presents you with a situation that is difficult to ignore. So when St. Albert realtor Sharon Ryan learned of Zambia’s Village of Hope orphanage and their funding struggles, she organized a competitive dance event.

Paul Kane High School drama student Hayley Moorhouse deserves a big pat on the back. Her original play Grocery Story was selected to attend the Provincial One-Act Festival at Red Deer College on May 10 to 12. And she returned home with a triple win.

At some point, every parent likely pulls out Carlo Collodi’s Adventures of Pinocchio to discourage their child from telling lies or fabricating stories.

Pianist Johnathan Raine was sitting in a rehearsal hall at Augustana College practicing when conservatory instructor Dennis Rusniak discovered him.

Saddle up. It's time to hit the trail for the 48th annual Rainmaker Rodeo where the City of St. Albert's Kinsmen Fairgrounds swirl in a haze of barbecued hot dogs and beer-soaked cowboy madness.

When was the last time you visited a dinosaur petting zoo, stroking reptiles with scaly skin, steely claws, razor-sharp teeth and ferocious appetites? Never? Then enter the hypnotic jungle of Australia’s Erth Physical and Visual Theatre where t

The exhibition currently on at the Harcourt House Gallery in downtown Edmonton is unusual for a few interesting reasons.

We’re all supposed to grow up. But do we? Those treacherous teenage years are an explosive minefield of emotions that often detonate with satisfying clarity or blinding regret, and sometimes you are no further ahead.

Much like The Nutcracker Ballet, Lewis Carroll’s classic Alice in Wonderland lets us tumble into a tunnel of dreams and childhood magic.