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A Shumka show is facing the vault. Shumka at 50 is being retired, but before this classic dance is shelved, it will receive one more performance. This is no ordinary Northern Alberta Jubilee performance.

The final tally is in for the fourth annual Mayor's Celebration of the Arts with St. Albert visual artists scooping up nearly half the trophies. As a public event, the three-hour celebration held at the Arden Theatre last Friday combined a dash of glamour with an intimate, homespun quality that only a carefully calibrated community event can produce.

St. Albert Theatre Troupe’s newest spring production, The Spider Or the Fly, is similar to a Vegas shell game. You know it’s a con. But you get sucked in and are completely mesmerized.

It's been eight years since Zack Snyder's film version of the original Frank Miller graphic novel 300.

Tammara Behl is one cook who refuses to say goodbye and walk away from a challenge. Sporting a black mane of hair, she is big, bold and dramatic. The term “go big or go home” was coined for her. So it’s no surprise the intrepid St.

The sun is shining. The clouds have parted. So dust off your magical dancing shoes – yes, the ones you packed away in the closet last fall – and get ready to party. The St.

Northwest Dance Project, the little company that could, has suddenly hit the double digits. This season the American contemporary troupe marks its calendar with a landmark 10th anniversary. No longer is it the ballsy newcomer.

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

The painting might not look the same anymore but it's still a champion.

Let's celebrate some of the best artistic talent St. Albert has to offer. That's the message coming from the 2014 Mayor's Celebration of the Arts Awards committee.