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As floating leaves whirl around us, many are grabbing fall by the stein. Not wanting to miss out on Oktoberfest, St. Albert’s Crown ¶ Tower is hosting its inaugural beer festival this coming Saturday.

The harvest season produces a yummy cornucopia of edibles, and what better time to sniff out the newest food festival on the block. Most food festivals focus on noshing locally sourced edibles.

Perhaps it’s because Halloween is just a few weeks away. Provincial archivists are ramping up the creepy factor in advance of Archives Week, their upcoming annual celebration of public collections of historical records and documents.

Ahoy mates! If ye be a fan of lobster, set sail for St. Albert’s Crown & Tower Pub tonight and celebrate Alexander Keith’s birthday. For $40 guests can indulge in 1.

Citie Ballet has is launching its third season as Edmonton’s resident ballet company. It may be young, but it is also bold, dynamic and versatile.

The new exhibit at the Art Gallery of St. Albert was indeed many years and many miles in the making.

An outstanding jazz ensemble is about to drop some great music tomorrow afternoon at the Polish Hall. And it’s exactly two years to the day since their Carnegie Hall debut.

The Global Visions Film Festival is kicking off its winter screening series with the follow-up to what is widely considered one of the most successful and popular Canadian documentaries of all time.

There are some things that are awfully tricky to master yet are completely empowering once you prevail. Juggling and a cappella beat boxing are right at the top of the list. Former St.

Munich’s Oktoberfest is the world’s largest folk festival where six million people drink beer by the litre and munch on traditional 15-inch Bavarian pretzels.