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St. Albert Catholic High School once again puts on the ritz with its annual Celebrate the Arts on Thursday, June 5 in The Hawk’s Nest.

Attending a Pro Coro Chamber Choir concert is similar to embarking on a potent, mystical journey thanks to conductor Michael Zaugg’s carefully selected repertoire and the high calibre of performances.

It's been about a year and a half since a locally made feature film wrapped up its production and went to the editing booth. Eager audiences will soon be able to see the finished product at an Edmonton theatre.

For the first time ever, Morinville audiences will have the opportunity to experience early music performed by one of Edmonton’s leading ensembles.

At Saturday night’s Edmonton Metropolitan Chorus seasonal finale, expect to see a parade of hippies, existentialists, anti-war protestors, folkies and feminists. Who knows? Puff the Magic Dragon might even make an appearance.

The great thing about attending a jazz music lecture is that you don’t need to know a single note. You just soak up the information. Once again St. Albert Public Library opens its doors to music specialist Dr.

Members of the Citadel Theatre’s Young Acting Company and the Young Musical Company are set to unveil two productions, the results of a year’s work.

Turning 90 is a pretty big deal so no one can fault the Art Gallery of Alberta for starting the celebrations a few months early.

If there is one thing the Northern Alberta International Children's Festival does well, it is spark the imagination.

Once again the Northern Alberta International Children's Festival is going gangbusters. Neither rain, snow or blistering heat can stop this well-oiled machine from delivering its wacky, wonderful delights. And it's just as well.