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Music invigorates any special occasion and this holiday season is no exception. In fact, there is a huge tradition of music and song that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, the spirit of giving and the importance of family.

Perhaps the most trendsetting playwright of Victorian England, Oscar Wilde has gone out of fashion in the 21st century.

Paddy Lamb’s new exhibit The More I Gather offers a multimedia look at the artist’s interpretations and explorations of the physical remnants of previous inhabitants of his piece of land outside of Edmonton.

There is a massive renovation aimed at modernizing Sturgeon Composite High School with electrical wiring, insulation and plumbing stripped room by room.

Some people take their cuppa joe with cream, others with sugar and maybe a muffin too.

Award-winning pop-rock icon Cyndi Lauper and award-winning Harvey Fierstein have created Kinky Boots, a rock musical that arrives at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium from Feb. 14 to 19, 2017.

When you see a show for the first time, it’s fresh and exciting. At the second viewing, you check for things you may have missed during the first go.

In this age of computer automation, ceaseless electronic upgrades and endless new technologies, there is one guild in the city that holds fast to ancient crafts – the St. Albert Paper Arts Guild.

Country fans, hold on to your seats. After a 21-year absence, superstar Garth Brooks will return to Edmonton to play an arena show at Rogers Place on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017. The stop is part of the three-year Garth Brooks World Tour.

You better watch out. You better not pout. Santa Claus is coming to town. And one of his biggest boosters, David Myles, is stopping by St. Albert’s Arden Theatre on Tuesday, Dec. 6 to spread some holiday cheer.