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Four Bellerose shutterbugs have launched a postcard campaign that they hope will take their school around the world. Certain photo fans on Earth have received mysterious postcards in recent weeks from St. Albert.

We've all heard of the Toronto International Film Festival, or TIFF for short. Every fall, the festival brings forth a wonderful series of new and exciting films from around the world. Many people consider it the launching pad for the awards season.

Morinville children get a fresh view of kindness and compassion when the Quest Theatre touring group presents Snow Angel this coming Saturday afternoon.

If you can get down to see the new exhibit at Jake's Gallery and Framing in downtown Edmonton, you will surely be impressed by the astounding amount of visual detail that Naomi Gowing puts into her work. She has devoted much of her life to her art.

St. Albert is a city focused on providing many artistic opportunities for youth. However, there is a group of teenagers that is vastly underserviced – hardcore music fans of emo, metal, punk and whatever term feels fitting.

Shadow Theatre mounts explosive drama After more than four years of heavy lifting, Shadow Theatre presents the world premiere of Bravo opening tomorrow night for a two-week run at the Backstage Theatre.

Night Hours features works that capture the vastness of the night sky and the supernatural darkened world.

The search is on for a new head of the Community Information and Volunteer Centre, as Glynis Thomas retired at the end of 2015 after a 27-year stint as executive director.

The song Hometown Battlefield reached 750,000 views in its first two weeks on Facebook. Not too long ago, singer-songwriter J.P. Cormier tallied four million hits from the song’s three platforms.

The newest bloom on the 124 Street arts scene has completed its five-year growth cycle, much to the chagrin of its owners. Daffodil Gallery owners Karen Bishop and Rick Rogers announced last month that they have decided to shut the store down.