Local Entertainment

There are few musical comedies that balance humour with rape, tortured revenge, multiple murders and home baked cannibalism.

AMPIA's Rosies, the 2017 Film and Television Awards were presented last Saturday night at the Shaw Conference Centre, and two St. Albert raised actors carried home the most prestigious awards.

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.

AMPIA’s Rosies, the 2017 Film and Television Awards were presented last Saturday night at the Shaw Conference Centre, and two St. Albert raised actors carried home the most prestigious awards.

The scene is set for another full summer of art and culture in the Perron District. Let your art do the walking for the 15th year with eight venues and dozens upon dozens of artists of both the visual arts and performing arts persuasions.

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.

The shining stars of Morinville’s volunteer community were applauded last Friday during the town’s annual awards ceremony. Walking home with the main prize of the evening was Sturgeon County resident Carol Kaup.

St. Albert rock band Alleviate will be front and centre at their debut CD release, Aggressive Grace, this coming Saturday at the Starlite Room. As the name suggests, Aggressive Grace is about embracing stories that are honest and true.

The Art Gallery of Alberta is set to host a Ukrainian-Canadian exhibit for the first time and it includes a sort-of selfie from one of St. Albert’s masters.

Once the creative force and songwriting power behind Pink Floyd, Roger Waters announces his first rock album in 25 years.