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According to folksy wisdom, the first anniversary means a gift of paper, 13 is lace and 27 should be a sculpture. The City of St.

Oh, to be young again where imagination ruled and you could strap a makeshift rocket on your back, slip a pair of goggles across your eyes and propel yourself through the universe – or your back yard.

St. Albert hip hop dancer Josh Beauchamp, 17, is stepping up in the world. As part of Los Angeles crew immaBeast, he performs on Jennifer Lopez’s upcoming reality TV show World of Dance.

Two local country singer-songwriters showcase their talents at the Needle Vinyl Tavern’s Rising Star on Tuesday, May 30 from 4 to 7 p.m. Justin Hogg of Morinville and Hailey Benedict from St. Albert are the two guest performers.

Tomorrow's Autorama will surely bring out the sun, the classic car enthusiasts, and probably a few mosquitoes too. What's more, it'll help St. Albert Stop Abuse in Families raise its bottom line with some much-needed fundraising for its programs.

Nature’s Garden features the works of Al Anderson, Connie Osgood, Miles Constable, Judy Schafers, Memory Roth, Victoria Armstrong, Rayma Peterson, Peg McPherson and Cheryl Moskaluk. Until this Friday.

Teatro La Quindicina has one of the most loyal followings in the capital region. Fans that have breathlessly waited for the new season to launch will be delighted to know it starts tomorrow with The Salon of the Talking Turk.

A character unlike any other, Jimmy Flynn strolls on stage wearing a red plaid shirt, torn blue jeans, rubber boots and a yellow sou’wester, the typical garb for an East Coast fisherman. But Flynn is no typical fisherman.

Everybody knows how well the Amplify Youth Festival fosters young artists, musicians, and spoken word performers.

Once upon a time, the TALES Storytelling Festival offered people the chance to sit and listen to masters of oration offer their myths and legends, and spin some goofy yarns too.