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Flow of Traffic Theory is an exhibit featuring artworks Gerry Dotto. On display until July 2. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.artgalleryofstalbert.ca Voyage to Future Places features works from Twilla Coates and Ricardo Copado.

A golden oldie on the city’s social calendar is making a triumphant return albeit in a somewhat modified version. The St. Albert 50+ Club is bringing back its immensely popular garden tour after a hiatus of several years.

Every day is a day for pride in one’s self but this is a special day for the beautiful lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people of our community to stand together in Pride, in celebration, in peace, and out in the open.

Alert the police. There’s a bunch of crazies at the Westbury Theatre eager to cop to a murder. I’m kidding, of course.

In a fit of giggles WindRose Trio oboe player Beth Levia swears she will never again use straw bales as props. “At our first concert of the season we brought in bales of straw. It went everywhere.

Life in Canada's north isn't just cold. Being locked firmly in the Arctic Circle away from vibrant farms and other food sources, it's also very, very tough on the bank account. A jug of orange juice retails for more than $20, for instance.

3rd annual Porkapalooza If you’re stumped about what to get the man in your life for Father’s Day, look no further.

Congratulations are in order for five St. Albert emerging artists that have received a Lieutenant-Governor Distinguished Young Arts Award.

Obsessions Octet, one of Edmonton’s premiere jazz bands, attends one of the best parties in North America.

Flow of Traffic Theory is an exhibit featuring artworks Gerry Dotto. On display until July 2. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.artgalleryofstalbert.ca Voyage to Future Places features works from Twilla Coates and Ricardo Copado.