Local Entertainment

It will probably come as no surprise that Jason Statham’s new movie, Homefront, is an action-heavy drama about a former DEA agent whose ‘martial artist with heart of gold’ saves the day in an otherwise unpleasant and upsetting situa

The bell tolls, fog rolls in and supernatural creatures travel through time and space to present Ebenezer Scrooge a vision of his stunted life.

Christmas means different things to different people. For some it’s about Vegas style Santa kick lines. For others it’s about imparting biblical messages.

Who is Harpdog Brown? Well he looks like a younger version of KFC’s Colonel Sanders. As a kid he wanted to join a circus, but later as an adult drove a 13-ton cement truck with a split axle to the oilfields.

The Daffodil Gallery is getting into the spirit of the season today. It's hosting a Christmas party right in the middle of Reprisal 2013, an exhibit that offers a recap of all others that came before it.

There’s roots music and then there’s really fine roots music – that kind that grabs you by the lapels and won’t let go.

It is the beloved Christmas tradition that everyone waits for. Now in its 14th season, A Christmas Carol reopens at the Citadel Theatre tomorrow night and runs until Monday, Dec. 23.

Rachelle LeBlanc, St. Albert’s superstar of rug hooking, is counting down the minutes and hours until she gets her first exhibit of work here in her adoptive city.

Eight awards promoting artistic achievement. Candidates wanted. Once again it is time to celebrate the excellence of St. Albert artists, and nomination forms for the 2014 Mayor’s Arts Awards are now available online.

A quarter of a century is a long gestation period. That's just how long it's been for Cathy Kluthe, a member of the prodigious family that has lived in this city for many decades. Now a resident of British Columbia, the St.