Local Entertainment

Over the past several days there has been an outpouring of support for the RCMP, and in particular the Wynn and Bond families. St.

As the community reacted in shock to last weekend’s shooting, two friends came together to offer a way for everyone to show their love and support to Const. David Wynn and Auxiliary Const. Derek Bond and their families.

An alien prince, a far-away planet, a self-centered rose, a silly fox and a pilot that crash lands in the desert are the ingredients for the next production at Morinville Community Cultural Centre.

The library has one million reasons to celebrate the start of a new year. For the first time ever, it finally broke the milestone of loaning out at least one million items during a calendar year.

The Interact Club at St. Albert Catholic High School really wanted to help out the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation by doing a bottle drive. I mean they really wanted it.

Next week youth theatre comes full throttle. Two of Edmonton’s most reputable children’s theatre troupes are opening a new show. And both have a knack for addressing plays that are timely and sensitive to issues relevant to youth.

There is a new game battle coming to the capital region that is sure to be a win-win for everyone involved. The inaugural MADJAM 2015 is a game development jam that champions individuals to form teams and create a game in 48 hours.

It seems very appropriate that the last show slated for production at Varscona Theatre is Shadow Theatre’s co-production of Circle Mirror Transformation.

A David Ives’ Tony-nominated play launches the Citadel Theatre winter season. Venus in Fur looks at a New York writer-director who mounts a play based on the 19th century erotic novel Venus in Fur.

City residents will get to learn about some tiny beagles next weekend as part of the Edmonton Pet Expo. Some 13,000 people are expected to attend the 14th annual Edmonton Pet Expo this Jan. 24 and 25 at the Edmonton Expo Centre.