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Since Fort Edmonton Park built a replica of the old Jasper Avenue Capitol Theatre on site, it has introduced a broad swath of old-timey styled productions.

Before The Conjuring, there was Annabelle. A couple begin to experience terrifying supernatural occurrences involving a vintage doll shortly after their home is invaded by satanic cultists.

Listeners want to experience chamber music in new and interesting ways, and Dover Quartet has stepped up to the podium with a refined flair. Until last year, the ensemble was little known in Alberta.

Homelessness, prostitution and drug addiction are not visible on the streets of St. Albert. But they do exist. Large portions of society view these issues as canker sores so large they are impossible to eradicate. St.

Country girl power is rearing its head as Dirt Road Angels are pumped to release a brand new six-song EP. Paint the Town Red is set for a concert release tomorrow at Festival Place in Sherwood Park.

They are short, sharp and bound to shock. Radical Reels are snapshots of 11 of the most high-risk, super-charged films from the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour.

Hockey champions Meaghan Mikkelson and Natalie Spooner were by far and away audience favourites to walk away from The Amazing Race Canada with gold.

Alberta Culture Days are coming up this weekend and in St. Albert, that means three days of art, culture and creative adventures, all courtesy of Starts Fest. “It's definitely going to be a fun weekend.

Chrysalis is set to celebrate Alberta Culture Days this weekend in the most appropriate way that it knows how: by celebrating its own international diversity with a cultural block party.

The city’s next Cultural CafĂ© event will take a cue from the leader of a prominent and long-standing Edmonton arts organization.