Local Entertainment

Calvin Vollrath is a legend in fiddling circles. He picked up the fiddle as a teen, polished his skills to become a national fiddling champion, and now his iconic status is reverberating among younger players.

Tired of listening to indoor bar music? Just put on your cowboy hat, grab your jean jacket and saddle up for the Rainmaker Rodeo.

When it comes to variety shows, Paul Kane students have a knack for doing it all. Over the years, they’ve delivered quite a few smart acts and a few that were a bit raw. But it’s their overwhelming enthusiasm and energy that inspires all.

The new screwball comedy Make Mine Love playing at the Citadel Theatre is a valentine to the golden age of the film world.

Everyone loves a mesmerizing yarn, and children’s stories seem to get more and more creative by the year.

Rachel Siffledeen had never entered a poster competition before, let alone won one. Yet her entry of a warrior girl was selected to represent St. Albert’s inaugural Amplify Youth Festival next fall on Oct. 17 and 18.

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.

Egypt claims the great god Horus. Greeks demand the world acknowledge Zeus and the Norse boast of Thor. However, the second annual Thousand Faces Festival asserts ownership over all.

Every year the Northern Alberta International Children’s Festival offers some of the finest shows from across the world and each one has its own distinct personality.

There's something special about the sound of a real aboriginal drum. It's not the sharp "pop pop bam" of a drum set or the wooden roll of the bongos.