Local Entertainment

Back by popular demand, Ronnie Burkett, Canada’s Master of Marionettes, storms into the Citadel Theatre. After a sold-out run in 2013, The Daisy Theatre is back with updated skits and an improv show featuring 30 marionettes.

Step into Odd-Lot Puppetry Co. just off Liberton Drive and it looks like a whirling dervish passed through. Wall-to-wall eye-catching fabric and fur appears randomly stuffed into shelves and bags.

Mary Lambert hosts kids’ pajama parties without the slumber. And some children are so stoked they sing and dance through the short programs.

Music is a way to express our passions and the way we feel. No one knows that better than Pro Coro Chamber Choir artistic director and conductor Michael Zaugg.

Disney's Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day follows the exploits of 11-year-old Alexander (Ed Oxenbould) as he experiences the most terrible and horrible day of his young life – a day that begins with gum stuck in his h

It’s the season of viruses more powerful than a cough, sniffle or sneeze. Yes, the 4th annual Edmonton Comedy Festival is here to share its infectious brand of humour and laughter.

It’s autumn and all of the leaves on the trees are changing colours (right before they leave the trees permanently). That’s the same motif that the St.

Originating from St. Albert, the Victoria-based indie rock band Current Swell has taken to the road with a 14-stop tour that starts and ends in Ontario. But on Saturday, Oct.

The primo Dig In! Horticulinary Festival hot pepper challenge was a draw. A St. Albert firefighter and local councillor tied as the 2014 champs.

There’s a breath of fresh air blowing into St. Albert, and no, it is not the north wind. The inaugural Amplify Youth Festival showcases October 17 and 18 at the Enjoy Centre with a fresh, young and much tweeted format.