Local Entertainment

Edmonton’s city hall is about to be overrun by a bunch of teachers and students, many of whom come from St. Albert. It’s not a protest but rather a demonstration of the group’s creative talents.

Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe returns to Edmonton audiences after a five-year absence.

It comes with a special level of disappointment and disgust that I attended a screening of The Monuments Men and left the theatre before the movie was even over, muttering profanities not so much under my breath.

With the weather hovering at around zero degrees, this is the perfect weekend to celebrate the 24th annual Silver Skate Festival.

At the end of Bernard Slade’s play Same Time, Next Year, a middle-aged man holds a crying woman saying, “I’m back and I’m going to keep coming back until our bones are too brittle to make contact.

Tupelo Honey has always been about making music together, and now they are riding a wave of popularity that has been missing for a couple of years.

Once upon a time in the intriguing land of Grimm, there was a young boy named Hansel and his sister Gretel who were always hungry.

Alex Pettyfer (Magic Mike) and Gabriella Wilde (The Three Musketeers) star in Endless Love, the story of a privileged girl and a charismatic boy whose instant desire sparks a love affair made only more reckless by parents trying to keep them apart.

Edmonton singer-songwriter Brett Kissel is pouring on the country heat and was the music story of 2013. His debut single Started With a Song became a top-five radio hit and the video track sat at No. 1 on the CMT video charts for three weeks.

It’s time for Morinville residents to grab their hats, mitts, skates and hockey pucks, and team up for a weekend of fun at the sixth annual Snowman Festival. Running throughout the Family Day weekend from Feb.