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A St. Albert beauty professional was among the winners recognized for their artistry at the 2015 North American Hairstyling Awards, the equivalent of the Oscar Awards for hairdressers.

Food festivals are the current rage. Not only are the festivals popular, but they can also overhaul the local economy. The second annual Dig In Horticulinary Festival back-ends the region’s calendar of chock-a-block food fests. It runs Oct.

Since its inception Blush Magazine, an Alberta wedding and lifestyle glossy, has had the pleasure of viewing the province's most enthralling wedding venues. In its Fall/Winter issue, Blush Magazine named St.

Say farewell to summer and hello to our colourful autumn with a spectacular blast of music from the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.

Singer-songwriter Heather Hutchison and one of St. Albert’s homegrown talents returns to her hometown for an acoustic performance of her new EP release Where the Ocean Meets the Sand.

This is the last weekend of the Edmonton Fringe Festival. Don't be shy. Go on that binge and check out some of this year's offerings.

A St. Albert yoga and lifestyle festival returns for a second year after receiving a five-figure grant. The City of St. Albert presented the Shine Lifestyle and Yoga Festival with a $20,000 grant from the Community Event Stimulus Fund.

The Edmonton International Fringe Festival is a proudly open access festival that mounts more than 203 shows ranging from theatre, multi-media, dance, cabaret, improv, burlesque and film.

Learning to be a filmmaker has its challenges as Katie Fitzgerald, 18, recently discovered in shooting a four-minute video of folk singer Ella Coyes at Big Lake. The weather, for one thing. “We wanted to shoot at sunset.

Father Douglas is well known for his whimsical sense of art. He carries on that fun legacy with some fresh inspiration for his new exhibit with a particularly lively title.