Local Entertainment

St. Albert's Michif Cultural and Metis Resource centre will soon be taken to the global stage through a new plan to create a virtual copy of the museum online.

The solution to many of the problems that plague one former St. Albert resident is to get them out of his head. Leif Gregersen does that by writing them down. Committing thoughts to paper is not just therapy; it’s his evolution.

Last year when Dawn in the City won Situation Critical, a battle of the bands at River Cree Casino, it was a great personal triumph.

The vibrant colour of New Orleans’ French Quarter comes alive as Vinok Worldance introduces the pageantry of Mardi Gras 2012.

One of Alberta’s finest film and television actors returns to his stage roots to help Shadow Theatre celebrate its 20th anniversary.

I don’t know too many entertainers cocky enough to stroll on stage with a sideways hop and a rubber faced grin before breaking into a song about a highway car crash. Sound morbid? Not really.

A St. Albert duo competed at the Northern Lights Classic 2012 Dance Competition and scooped up two gold medals. Local ballroom dancers Marc Pinco, 18, and Victoria Metera, 15, competed last Saturday at the Central Lions Senior Recreation Centre.

Love is in the air. It is the most fragile of emotions, yet is hardy enough to survive some pretty harsh conditions. It is an emotion that fosters hope and new beginnings.

Wendell Ferguson may be living in Toronto, but his heart is still in Alberta. He fell in love with the province when he lived here for two summers working with Duane Steele and George Fox.

Nowadays there are only two types of producers that mount large cast musicals – big-budget theatre companies and schools.