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Overburden features oil paintings by Medicine Hat artist Jessica Plattner. It opens tomorrow and will remain on display until April 30. There will be an opening reception and artist talk on April 2 from 2:30 to 5 p.m. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.

St. Albert residents will have to find a new place to fiddle and jig this spring – the Métis Spring Festival has been cancelled due to a lack of funding.

In the jungle, the mighty jungle, there was no lion to speak of. Instead, there was a vicious tiger named Shere Khan to contend with.

The word “one-of-kind” is bandied about way too much in the entertainment industry. But it certainly applies to Alejandra Ribera. Toronto born with Scottish and Argentinean roots, Ribera is a seductive performer and innovative songwriter.

It’s the time to glam up for the red-carpet craziness of the eighth annual St. Albert Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts Awards.

“Community is at the centre of everything we do at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. We’ve been working with the St.

Salvage features sculptural works as well as audio and visual installations by Saskatchewan artist Bonnie Conly. On display until Feb. 27. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.artgalleryofstalbert.ca The Fine Line Between...

Heads up. St. Albert music fans will get a double dose of folk-rock, retro-pop this Friday featuring two dynamic area bands. The Hearts team up with The Provincial Archive for a do-not-miss concert at the Arden Theatre.

One of the city’s newest artists’ collectives has set up a prominent new station in Riel Park and it’s inviting one and all to stop by and say hi while checking out what’s new on their easels.

Two of the city’s most prominent and acclaimed artists have been named as co-winners of the 2016 Mayor’s Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts.