Local Entertainment

For choirs, spring is more than a season. It is a ritual of celebration. For its 20th anniversary season finale, i Coristi Chamber Choir welcomes the season of warm suns and gentle winds with Primavera.

Delightful barely begins to describe the musical language of WindRose Trio. They are three seasoned musicians and every concert reveals a polished craftsmanship that weaves a musical love letter.

Gateway Chorus, an all-women’s barbershop chapter of the Sweet Adelines, is feeling on top of the world after competing at the Maple Leaf Region 26’s annual convention and competition on Saturday, May 3.

If you’re cruising for classic cars tomorrow then you’d best head downtown. The 22nd annual Autorama Show and Shine has made a major move from its former digs to the Perron District, right on the main drag.

The Northern Alberta International Children’s Festival hits its 33rd season and for the host City of St. Albert it’s a landmark 20th year. At the very least, this multi-cultural festival is a ton of fun.

The media sometimes paints a contradictory picture of the performing arts industry. Some organizations report growing audience numbers. Others slash budgets or close doors. St.

We've always known that Spider-Man's most important battle has been within himself: the struggle between the ordinary obligations of Peter Parker and the extraordinary responsibilities of Spider-Man.

In its day, Aaron Goodvin and Fast Lane was one of the most dynamic and energetic bands around. Put together in 2004, it rocked the clubs and bars.

Once upon a time, there was a festival of people telling stories to young and old alike. It was so popular that it happened every year at Fort Edmonton, itself a place where many stories have started. The end. It’s actually just the beginning.

Local bike and board enthusiasts are getting excited for a new event that has just been announced to take place at the end of the summer. Mark your calendars for August 31.