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The WindRose Trio will have four of Edmonton’s finest chamber musicians share the spotlight with them for the Trio’s season finale tomorrow afternoon at Robert-Wesley United Church.

The internationally renowned Watoto Children’s Choir that so enamoured its audience in its previous visit returns to St. Albert this coming Tuesday for a concert at Cornerstone Pentecostal Fellowship.

Can you hear the tappity-tap of dance shoes? Or the screech of a bow being drawn across violin strings? Yes, the St.

Budding screenwriters and fledgling filmmakers across the province are excited at the prospect of a new production company starting up in Edmonton, and it’s announcing its arrival with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity taking place tomorrow.

In the action-comedy 21 Jump Street, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) are more than ready to leave their adolescent problems behind.

Laura Watmough has been wearing a very proud grin on her face lately.

Alberta Ballet’s world premiere of Swan Lake was an enthralling reminder of why old ballets can still move contemporary hearts.

Generation Y or Generation Me – the 20-somethings of today – are commonly perceived as valuing money, fame and image above self-acceptance and community.

First violinist of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Alissa Cheung is slowly cementing her place in the concerto repertoire.

Two mind-blowing hours of happiness and sadness will greet patrons of Thebans, the final season production of the MacEwan University theatre arts and theatre production programs that opens tonight. It runs until Sunday, April 1.