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Nothing shows a library’s appreciation for its volunteers as much as a good cup of coffee, public support and row upon row of neatly stacked cats on the library shelves. Cats? Yes, cats.

The final recital concert of the St. Albert Chamber Music Society’s season seven brings together the assorted strengths of three of Edmonton’s most accomplished musicians.

If it were possible to dispense a doctorate in hard-earned musical experience, Scott Cook would be at the front of the line. The three-time Juno Award winning singer-songwriter firmly believes a song can change a life.

Work Light Productions tours Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium from April 18 to 23. In this fresh take, Cinderella is a cheery chambermaid transformed into a princess.

Prepare to see a transformed Dig In Horticulinary Festival. St. Albert’s fourth annual food and gardening festival slated to run April 29 to 30 at the Enjoy Centre has grown into a prime culinary destination throughout the region.

It’s been more than 50 years since the magic of Berry Gordy’s Motown hit the airwaves. The catchy danceable Detroit sound captivated North America and morphed into an irresistible force.

If you’re like the Scouts, the world could take better care of the bees.

Work Light Productions tours Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium from April 18 to 23. In this fresh take, Cinderella is a cheery chambermaid transformed into a princess.

One of the busiest writers to ever come out of St. Albert is polishing his presentation notes in advance of an upcoming Conversation Circle engagement at the Edmonton Public Library (EPL).

Time to get your stink on In case you haven't heard, Sorrentino's annual Garlic Festival is now in full swing until the end of April. Proceeds go to Sorrentino's Compassion House, a retreat for out-of-town women receiving cancer treatment.