Local Entertainment

This is a busy weekend for arts in the city, and not just because of the 20th anniversary of Night of Artists at the Enjoy Centre.

Created specifically for the preschool crowd, Noisy Theatre brings in its last show of the season with Bach Tots special presentation of Once Upon a Season.

Ever since George Harrison and Ravi Shankar’s 1971 Concert for Bangladesh, musicians have used music to raise money and awareness for numerous causes.

Glancing at a photo of Estelle Choi, Jeffrey Myers, Ryan Meehan and Jeremy Berry clothed in causal dress, you’d be hard pressed to see the foursome as one of the most triumphant and dynamic under-30 string quartets in the world.

Creative Endeavours features the prolific and diverse local artists, the wife and husband team of J. Marg and Gene Brenda. The exhibit will also feature Amber Bracken's candid portrait photographs of the couple in their home. Until Saturday, April 8.

The spirited, romantic and much loved musical story of Maria and the von Trapp family returns as Cantilon Choirs presents The Sound of Music: The Musical Concert.

It often surprises first time visitors how easily the Edmonton Youth Orchestra navigates through the most complex works.

Creative Endeavours features the prolific and diverse local artists, the wife and husband team of J. Marg and Gene Brenda. The exhibit will also feature Amber Bracken’s candid portrait photographs of the couple in their home.

St. Albert Mayor's Celebration of the Arts nominees selected from public submissions are typically revealed at the end of Feb. That is except one – the Lifetime Achievement Award recipient chosen solely by a secret committee.

Every year Night of Artists gets glitzier and more dazzling. This year Night of Artist’s 20th anniversary is celebrated at the Enjoy Centre March 9 to 12 in partnership with St. Albert Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts.