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One of Spain’s most revered pipers, possibly the tradition’s greatest, will open at the Arden Theatre season in four days.

Holding down a musical career that has spanned four decades, recording 36 albums and travelling countless world tours has given Eric Bibb a compassionate and tolerant view of the world.

Die-Nasty, the multiple award-winning Edmonton improv comedy powerhouse, returns with their 22nd annual soap-a-thon. The continuously running, 50-hour Die-Nasty Soap-a-thon runs Friday, Sept. 12 at 7 p.m. to Sunday, Sept. 14 at 9 p.m.

Gallery 7 at the Bookstore has a new landscape exhibit from three established artists from the St. Albert Painters' Guild. Peg McPherson, Val Solash and Louise Piquette are featured in the exhibit, which runs until Sept. 29.

The talk in country music today is how Gord Bamford is the undisputed king of Canadian country after winning two of the most prestigious Canadian Country Music Association awards – Male Artist of the Year and Single of the Year for his slow-mov

If you are an emerging band or a young acoustic musician scouring for a live venue to entertain, then set your sites onto Amplified Youth Festival.

The Morinville Community Cultural Centre website had been teasing viewers throughout the summer with tidbits on the upcoming season.

For Angie Abdou, coming back to St. Albert is going to be a breeze. The British Columbia-based writer is set to launch her upcoming book tour and the first stop is this city. “Everybody starts their tour in St.

What started as a cultural experiment to revitalize Alberta Avenue has succeeded beyond the organizers’ wildest dreams. As it gears up for its ninth rendition from Sept.

When organizers kick-start a festival from scratch, they’re usually prudent about the artists they invite. Instead, the inaugural Amplify Youth Festival is throwing caution to the wind.