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A new clothing-optional yoga class coming to St. Albert intends to stretch your body … and your mind. Instructor Becca Pati stated that the intention behind Friday’s (Dec.

The MacEwan University musical theatre students present one of the strongest, most charming contemporary productions of the season.

Paddy Lamb is bringing his new exhibit The More I Gather to the gallery from Thursday, Dec. 1 to Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017. An opening reception will take place tomorrow from 6 to 8:30 p.m.

The fashionable, charitable place to be earlier this month was Inspired Home Interiors where for more than two hours models paraded through the store in the latest fashions and stiletto shoes.

Ghosts that send mind-rays, hip rockers, six-year-old surgeons and a lactose intolerant Mouse Queen are just a few of the weird and wonderful characters that spring into action for St. Albert Children’s Theatre’s winter production.

If the Black Friday blues are getting to you, there’s an antidote to the entire shopping frenzy of the weekend, and it happens right after.

The brightly decorated conifers at the Festival of Trees harness the spirit of the season. This year, a life-saving spirit of the season is also on display among the twinkling forest at the Shaw Conference Centre.

Busloads of chatty, energetic kindergarten children are getting into the Christmas spirit skipping down the stairs of the Shaw Conference Centre to see the Festival of Trees.

Edmonton Youth Orchestra One of the oldest orchestras in the region, the Edmonton Youth Orchestra celebrates its 54th winter season on Sunday, Nov. 27 at the Winspear Centre. St.

Allen Jacobson isn’t your typical trombone hero. Supremely fluent in his instrument, the St. Albert jazz musician, conductor and educator would rather communicate new and diverse ideas rather than show off complex technique.