Local Entertainment

The 2014 Juno Awards are in full swing in Winnipeg this week celebrating the best of Canadian music. The pageantry of activities happening is a strategic lead-up to the marquee awards ceremony celebrated Sunday at the MTS Centre.

Piano teacher Nancy Watt has a dream – to make St. Albert the chamber music capital of Alberta. Watt, who four years ago founded the ongoing St. Albert Chamber Music Series, is well on her way to accomplishing that goal.

It’s not exactly Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, however a group of Morinville community actors have decided to put the funny in the secret agent game.

In this heart-pounding action thriller, Kevin Costner is a dangerous international spy who is determined to give up his high stakes life to finally build a closer relationship with his estranged wife and daughter, whom he's previously kept at arm's l

Lights… camera… action! There's a big week of celebrations planned for everyone to enjoy and it all comes courtesy of the Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta.

Welsh singer-songwriter Martyn Joseph is one of those singular individuals who could be equally at ease dressed in a tux meeting the Queen as sitting in a gritty bar sipping a beer with a couple of fellas he just met.

Local artist Karen Blanchet is offering her fans a chance to own her work at a great fraction of the cost of a single painting. She has published a catalogue of all 22 images of the paintings from her new show, opening Saturday.

When we last saw Kermit and his fuzzy pals, they were all celebrating in the California streets outside of the Muppet Theatre. They had just saved it from demolition and had successfully reunited after years apart.

Up, up and away. Once again it's time for the imagination to soar as the 2014 International Children's Festival takes flight. Scheduled for May 27 to 31 in St. Albert's downtown core, it's a five-day party that builds the foundations for cultural appreciation. Throughout its 33-year history, organizers have deliberately created a whimsical ambiance that sparks learning in new and different ways.

Missoula Children’s Theatre rolled into Morinville last Sunday night driving a red Ford F-150, a slightly bigger vehicle than a small pickup.