Local Entertainment

There’s a new theatre company in the area, launching their live season tonight with The Importance of Being Earnest .

Like a grand dame that over time had started to drag and sag, the Arden Theatre hall was sorely in need of a renovation. And St. Albert theatre buffs will have plenty of reason to cheer with the auditorium’s new facelift.

Northern Light Theatre kicks off its season with Heroine , an unusual swashbuckling piece about two female pirates.

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.

It’s a sign of the times. Fundraising dollars for charities and community organizations are hard to come by. When they do come, it’s not always enough to say “thank you.

A new local contest is encouraging budding young photojournalists to practice their skills by taking their best shots. In doing so, they could become the next big thing on the walls of the Musée Héritage Museum.

Tiny Elora Wywal sits in front of the family television and signs the word for "ball." "Ball," the four-year-old child says out loud as she mimics Signing Time star Rachel Coleman.

The official opening of St. Albert Grain Elevator Park takes place Sunday, Sept. 18, in conjunction with a harvest festival and a number of entertaining activities for everyone in the family.

It's a beautiful, sunny Saturday morning in September, with not a cloud in the sky and temperatures expected to climb close to 30 C. A perfect fall day to be outdoors, but for a select few there's no place they'd rather be than indoors at one of St.

It’s a sizable art installation, for sure, and still has a whacky name. “It involves close to 1,000 paintings,” explained Phil Alain. “Actually, it’s over 1,000 paintings done by students from all over Alberta.