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Even if you’ve just fallen off a turnip truck, you have a pretty good inkling of Molly Johnson’s reputation.

Catch the fall arts festival fever as the third annual StArts Fest kicks into high gear with cool marquee projects. This three-day celebration of culture — which runs from Friday, Sept. 30 to Sunday, Oct. 2 at St.

The Mayor's Celebration of the Arts Gala, coming up on Friday, Sept. 30 is a unique celebration that allows us to honour outstanding local artists. Tickets are $50 each and include a reception. Call the Arden box office at 780-459-1542.

The Edmonton International Film Festival is now at the midway point but there are still many interesting selections to take in before it's all over.

There are self-help books and there are do-it-yourself books, and somewhere in the middle there's How to Fix Your Head.

If theatre is big on your radar, check out the annual One-Act Play Festival that’s now in the final polishing stages before it hits the Arden Theatre Saturday, Oct. 1.

Wanted: slammers to pit their creative yarns and wits in a free-for-all story slam. What exactly is a story slam? Simply put, it’s a story competition for tellers of tall tales that has picked up momentum worldwide.

Arthur Miller’s 1949 classic, Death of a Salesman, is a Pulitzer Prize winning American play that has inspired thespians since its post-Second World War debut.

With 55 full-length features and 73 shorts, the Edmonton International Film Festival is gearing up to be a week full of great stories told on the silver screen.

30 Minutes or Less (18A) In this action-comedy, the mundane life of a small town pizza delivery guy collides with the big plans of two wannabe criminal masterminds. The volatile duo kidnaps Nick and forces him to rob a bank.