Local Entertainment

On any given day, you could walk into Embedded Custom Tattoo Studio and admire the skin-based canvases of the handful of resident artists who work there.

May the Games … finally be over. Over the last three years, we’ve watched Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) go from being some backwoods youth to military powerhouse to humanitarian figurehead and anti-war crusader.

Samantha Williams-Chapelsky has put her Juicy days behind her and has moved on to a new artistic vista. You could say that things are looking way, way up for her with her Elemental Sky series.

Russ Farmer, the St. Albert actor who has appeared at several Edmonton Fringe Festivals, steps into a revival of She Loves Me.

Broadway Across Canada just announced Dirty Dancing is touring. Individual tickets for the Edmonton premiere running Jan. 5 to 10 at the Northern Jubilee Auditorium are now on sale.

’Tis the season for snowflakes – whether El Niño permits them or not – so the St. Albert Chamber of Commerce is preparing a Friday night festival to celebrate winter’s rise as the temperatures descend.

Wayne Allchin is a straight shooter, and sometimes an angry one. The St. Albert singer-songwriter is blunt and outspoken and lays out his personal truths without the need for shiny spin. He doesn’t need to.

It’s been nearly 20 years since Lori Power was a regular reporter with the Gazette Press covering Morinville news. She’s proven her passion for words time and again ever since she started in media as a radio disc jockey.

In the time it takes you to read this sentence out loud, St. Albert's Alex Mutch can solve a Rubik's Cube.

I think that it’s pretty clear that James Bond is dead. The character might be inexplicably living on throughout all of his insipid incarnations but the franchise is a charred, crumbled piece of overburnt toast.