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The city unveiled the second phase of Founders’ Walk last week. The project, originally opened with its first phase during the sesquicentennial anniversary of the mission in 2011, is meant to act as a permanent reminder of several of St.

The 2016 St. Albert Readers Festival literally has a whole litter full of literary leviathans on its list of events. That, my friends, is not litotic in the least.

Reconstructions is an exhibit featuring multimedia pottery and ceramic artworks by Redwater artist Brenda Danbrook. Until Saturday, Oct. 29. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.artgalleryofstalbert.

Doris Charest and Father Douglas are two of 10 artists participating in Works on Paper. Until Monday, Oct. 24, and then the exhibit moves to Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Calgary, starting Friday, Oct. 28.

When Albertans think of ranching, they probably think of the cattle industry in the south. When they think of horseracing, they probably think of Northlands and other rodeo grounds around the province.

Who knew singer-songwriter Samantha King has an itch to create monsters? Her bubbly personality is the opposite of the dark creatures she yearns to create.

This weekend the hottest entertainment tickets will be floated at the 6th annual Edmonton Comedy Festival running Oct. 5 to 8. Organizers continue to expand the laugh fest.

Last week, the Centralta Tourism Society officially launched six historical books of the region that have been decades in the making.

Country-roots singer Fred Eaglesmith is an outspoken critic of the music industry, media, government, big business and politics. He has been critical of music industry decision-makers and railed against government grants to musicians.

Art is always meant to be authentic but now there’s an art exhibit in this city that’s so capital ‘A’ authentic that it’s even in the name of the show and of what inspired it.