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Million Dollar Quartet lacks any of kind plot tension. Yet the turbo-powered jukebox musical that opened Thursday night is probably one of the most entertaining shows of the Citadel Theatre season.

To some, brass bands represent a nostalgic cliché. For others, the vast range of melodies can move like no other.

Art students at St. Albert Catholic High School got a nice surprise on Wednesday afternoon when they had a Facebook Live conversation with New York artist Zaria Forman.

You could say that it looks like the Art Gallery of Alberta's bigger brother. It looks like the alien mothership landed right on top of Edmonton's downtown.

Obsessions Octet has been a key figure on the Edmonton jazz scene for more than a decade. It wasn’t easy, however the eight-piece has shown dedication and focus in unifying their diverse talents into a single voice of energetic beats.

The toddlers at Kaleo Play Mommy Meet-up are definitely too young for classes. But the youngsters enjoy all the fun of school playing with toys, gliding down slides, checking out crafts and munching on snacks.

The knives are drawn. The heat will be turned up as two restaurant kitchens prepare two exquisite, one-of-a-kind fundraising dinners. Red Seal chefs at St.

Toy Guns Dance Theatre invites you to slip on your dancing shoes, your spookiest costume and get those happy feet dancing at a Halloween Dance Party on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Reconstructions is an exhibit featuring multimedia pottery and ceramic artworks by Redwater artist Brenda Danbrook. Until this Saturday. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.artgalleryofstalbert.

Juneau House has finally been reopened after extensive renovations to the historical property forced it to be closed to the public for more than a year.