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The recent St. Albert rooftop campout fundraiser not only netted a $48,946.69 donation to Muscular Dystrophy Canada.

The History Gallery looks a bit different at the MusÉe HÉritage Museum after a recent freshening up. In fact, the permanent gallery space has undergone a major overhaul just in time for a very special date.

Just like the spring robin, the Edmonton Gallery Walk is making its annual springtime appearance.

Mission Hill Brass is funking up their next concert with a special visit from 4 Wing Brass, an official military support band in the Canadian Armed Forces.

After spending years on the road building its brand, Sweet Tequila takes a break for a two-nighter at LB’s Pub this coming Friday and Saturday night. “I don’t think we’ve ever played at LB’s,” said Randy J.

The second-last concert of the Arden Theatre season is a timely double bill with The Small Glories and John Wort Hannam. Running Thursday, April 20, it comes after both acts are experiencing a liberation of sorts.

Helen Arnott just added Joseph Campbell’s telling quote in her latest email. It reads, “When you see the Earth from space, you don’t see any divisions of nation-states there.

For the first time, the St. Albert Public Library is having its annual Teen Poetry Slam on a Friday night as a special after hours event.

For the first time, the St. Albert Public Library is having its annual Teen Poetry Slam on a Friday night as a special after hours event.

The artist collective’s Members Spring Exhibition features the works of Andrew Raczynski, Carol Brown, Carla Stater, Claudette MacLean, Connie Clarke, DaniÄŤle Petit, David Yowney, Deborah Sprenger, Dolly Bolen, Doris Charest, Dorothy Lowrie, E