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MarketForces isn’t exactly reaching for superstardom. It would be nice – the big house, the five cars – but the indie rockers would simply prefer you listen to their new EP release Love and Other Conspiracy Theories.

The average age of the Edmonton Schoolboys Alumni Band may be about 65, but these elder statesmen of the local music scene are younger at heart than ever. After nearly a decade of conducting the band, the much-revered Dr.

A thick hush spreads throughout the music room at Muriel Martin Elementary School, the group of around 30 elementary children rendered completely silent as actor Maureen Rooney acts out the horrifying story of Mary Sernowski’s childhood in Poli

In just a little over three weeks, the Northern Albert International Children’s Festival will hunker down by St. Albert’s Sturgeon River – an explosion of colour, crazy creatures and lots of children’s high-pitched laughter.

On the second last weekend of every May, the Rainmaker Rodeo blasts off for three days to remember. The action starts on Friday, May 23 with a much anticipated rock concert featuring headline rockers Big Sugar and Wide Mouth Mason.

The St. Albert Youth Musical Association’s four choirs are out to freshen things up with Journey Through Africa: We Are One. It can be tough to deliver bona fide African music if it’s not your ethnic background.

Developing a trusting relationship between patient and psychiatrist is critical for therapy to work. And usually that therapy is conducted at the office.

For the past couple of months, singers of every stripe have put their voices to the test at O’Maille’s Idol. It’s time for a drum roll. The finals are taking place on Thursday night and they are free to the public.

This is a big week for members of the Visual Arts Studio Association, not all of which is actually set to take place at the VASA Gallery.

It's time once again to lace up some comfortable, well-cushioned shoes because a whole bunch of artists are about to take you for a good stroll.