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It has been a few years now since former St. Albert Catholic High art instructor Andrew Raczynski retired and branched out on his own artistic path.

The busy commercial district of Edmonton’s Whyte Avenue is about to get even more crowded.

Local painter Aynsley Nisbet is set to be one of the featured talents at a special Friday evening extravaganza.

It’s Sunday morning and it’s Rachel Bowron’s one day off. However, the young actress is meeting Ryan Parker at the Varscona Theatre to run lines for Barefoot in the Park.

If you’re a retired lawyer with a voracious appetite for literature, what do you do in your autumn years? If you’re David Haas, you pick up the pen and start writing plays. And by all accounts the St.

Most vendors at the St. Albert Farmers’ Market aim to make a good return and will sell a product for as much profit as the market will bear.

Surrounded by boulevards of mature, leafy green trees, Edmonton's Eric Cormack Centre sits like a four-storey reddish-orange square box planted in the middle of a park-like area.

If you’re a fan of Irvine Welsh – the Scottish author behind Trainspotting – then you’re in for another treat of drugs, debauchery and depravity, and they all start with Bruce Robertson (James McAvoy).

Last Monday night was the glamorous gala of the 27th annual Elizabeth Haynes Sterling Awards. And anybody who was anybody in the capital region’s professional theatre community congregated at Mayfield Dinner Theatre to celebrate.

Over the past 100 years, heroes, renegades, rock stars, movie celebrities and regular Joes have appropriated the black leather jacket. Daring. Rebellious. Tough. Sexy. Confident. Macho. Those are just a few descriptions applied to it.