Local Entertainment

When St. Albert painter Brenda Kim Christiansen visited Fort McMurray a few years ago, she wasn’t interested in the tarsands or tailings ponds, the immense factories or other large pieces of machinery or equipment.

Whatever you do, don’t try to engage Peter Bailey in an argument in favour of Alexander Keith’s India Pale Ale. “That beer is not an IPA,” the library director stated definitively.

In Sir Seth Thistlethwaite and the Kingdom of the Caves (Book Two) , 10-year old Seth and his best friend Ollie once again take on the personas of fearless knights.

Meese Clothing has just confirmed their annual rendezvous with a tented fashion show on Tuesday, Aug. 30, at their St. Albert location.

Eating a meal outdoors is the perfect way to celebrate a weekend, and summer shouldn’t slide by without enjoying a good picnic with family and friends.

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.

Readers will be allowed to play through at the St. Albert Public Library Sunday, as long as they don’t trip over the dominos that snake their way through the stacks of books.

It’s a noisy day in the Jubilee Auditorium’s Kaasa Gallery. Fifty-five framed photos are neatly propped against the white walls, the winners of Visual Arts Alberta’s 4th annual Open Photo competition.

St. Albert’s own Wednesday Morning Blues will be ending the summer on a high note by playing at the two-day second annual Open Sky Music Festival with many other notable musicians.

The Amazing Race is packed with adventure, risk and the ultimate grab for that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. After hours and hours of planning, Rendezvous organizers for St.