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Dig In Horticulinary Festival With our traditional brutal winter behind us (at least according to the calendar), we welcome spring with open arms. And that means food festivals and long table dinners. Here in St.

West Coast master carver Carey Newman (the artist known as Ha-yalth-kingeme in his Kwagiulth community) is known for his totem poles, objects created by chipping away the pieces.

REVIEW Loveless Stars: 4.

When tourists as well as locals ask about Italian food, one of the restaurants they are directed to is San Remo Italian Bistro. Located on a corner block on St. Albert’s Perron St.

Witness Blanket & Forget-Me-Not, Métis Rose Works by Lisa Shepherd and Kristi Bridgeman, and Carey Newman Runs until Sunday, June 3 Musée Héritage Museum (St. Albert Place, 5 St. Anne Street, St. Albert) Call 780-459-1528 or visit www.

Going to St. Ives Varscona Theatre Ensemble ends its three-part debut season with with an emotionally charged production from Atlas Theatre. Directed by Julien Arnold, Going to St.

Art Gallery of St. Albert Inside Out is the new exhibit by Wei Li. Opening reception will be held on Sat., April 7 from 2:30 to 5 p.m. The artist will be in attendance. Until Sat., April 28.

PREVIEW The Carolines Saturday, April 14. Dinner 6:30 p.m., concert 7:30 p.m. Morinville Community Cultural Centre 9502 – 100 Ave. Tickets: Adult $55, seniors $50 Call 780-939-7839 or at www.tixonthesquare.

REVIEW The School for Scandal University of Alberta Studio Theatre Runs until April 7 Timms Centre for the Arts 112 St. and 87 Ave. Tickets: $12 to $25.

Are you a young performer eager to impress the crowds? If so, listen up. The 3 rd annual St. Albert’s Got Talent is back with another round of auditions for spirited children and youth hoping to land a performance slot at the St.