Local Entertainment

Local painter Victoria Armstrong has donated a new and beautiful triptych to the St. Albert United Church. The piece entitled Tree of Life was originally created as a tribute to her late husband, Dan.

Good music. Good peeps. That’s the message from the first annual Evening with Outloud, a drag show and silent auction at St. Albert’s Kinsmen Banquet Hall on Friday, Sept. 30 in support of LGBTQ youth.

September is here and it’s time to shift from summer’s wonderful outdoor pleasures. The Burg of Morinville is embracing autumn’s crisp weather by celebrating the much-anticipated Oktoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 1.

Reconstructions is an exhibit featuring multimedia pottery and ceramic artworks by Redwater artist Brenda Danbrook. Until Saturday, Oct. 29.

The St. Albert Public Library’s writer-in-residence is pushing an early start to Alberta Culture Days with a series of presentations and programs, the first of which arrives tomorrow evening.

Back about eight years ago as Steve Marriner of MonkeyJunk eked a living playing small-scale clubs including Blues on Whyte, he’d see posters of the Arden Theatre and dream.

David Herfindahl has a busy Hollywood life, working on such big budget blockbusters as Alice Through the Looking Glass, Independence Day: Resurgence and Avengers: Age of Ultron. You’ve seen them or at least heard about them.

Grammy Award winning Kenny Rogers, who has struggled with cancer in the past, is ready to hang up his guitar. But the country and pop music icon is not leaving his fans wanting.

Higher, steeper, faster – the Banff Mountain Film Festival’s Radical Reels returns with more heart-stopping extreme sports. Back by popular demand, the 11 short feature films will be screened at the Arden Theatre on Thursday, Sept.

Lifelong woodworker Alfons Knott is calling it a career by selling off his tools during a garage sale this weekend.