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The International Children’s Festival of the Arts is a veritable turntable of arts and culture for the entire family. The hospitable and relaxed festival atmosphere in downtown St.

The Foundation Fighting Blindness is looking for a few good riders … motorcycle riders that is. While the annual Ride for Sight is a month and a half away, planning is well underway behind the scenes and help is much needed.

High Energy 21: The Future Museum is an exhibit featuring the artworks of students from Bellerose, Ă©cole Secondaire Ste. Marguerite d’Youville, Paul Kane, St. Albert Catholic, and Outreach high schools. On display until May 27. 19 Perron St.

Bombs explode. Flashes of light scorch eyeballs. An unprotected city sits in the middle of an enemy invasion. War is not a topic normally chosen for children’s festivals.

Every comedian loves to spoof a pompous ass, especially if it’s a politician. But poking a stick at the puffed up grandeur of opera comes a close second.

Yes We Mystic releases new album and tour info Winnipeg’s indie rock band Yes We Mystic just released their debut full-length album Forgiver.

The neon lights of the big city are calling you to come out. Especially on Tuesday as that’s the evening when one of Edmonton’s most unique street front museums will be holding a party featuring some new installations.

A fan of Disney music, Samuel Davidson, 12, pulses with energy and finally gets a chance to play one his favourite storybook characters – Simba from The Lion King. The St.

You don’t have to be a teenager full of angst and big dreams to join a band. In fact, there’s about a dozen St. Albert seniors that rehearse regularly as part of the Edmonton Schoolboys’ Alumni Band.

Trent Worthington has a delightfully dry, tongue-in-cheek humour. Just ask his math students at Sir George Simpson Junior High. But there’s one thing the long-time St. Albert resident takes seriously. That’s music.