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The Edmonton International Film Festival continues its 28th season, having recently screened such films as Gone South, Just Eat It and The Hundred-Year-Old Man who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared, all three of which were reviewed in capsule fo

David Myles is one of the good guys, a singer-songwriter who is not out to make a gazillion bucks. Instead he sings from the heart – that which is poetic, heartfelt and funny. Sounds corny? Maybe.

As the autumn chill sweeps in, Morinville Festival Society is warming up the town with the Oktoberfest Food and Jam Festival.

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St. Albert’s Amplify Youth Festival is recruiting youth and adult volunteers for the inaugural event running Oct. 17 and 18 at The Enjoy Centre.

This weekend, jewelry designer Carol Watamaniuk is hosting a one-day sale of her newest pieces in an event called Not for the Faint of Heart. Before that happens, however, she's throwing a PTO party. “What kind of a party?” you might ask.

The Edmonton International Film Festival started yesterday with the opening night premiere of Cut Bank, starring John Malkovich, Billy Bob Thornton, Bruce Dern, Oliver Platt, Liam Hemsworth and Teresa Palmer.

Local wordsmiths are in for a trilogy of treats today as the city’s StArts Fest schedule opens the cover on three exciting events. Author (and St.

The beauty of the North Saskatchewan River has inspired 28 artists to create a gallery exhibit, now on display at the Kaasa Gallery.

A last minute but highly anticipated addition to the Arden Theatre’s professional series is Adam Cohen, the son of music, poet and songwriter Leonard Cohen.