Local Entertainment

The Edmonton International Fringe Festival is here and open for business.

A DEA agent and a naval intelligence officer find themselves on the run after a botched attempt to infiltrate a drug cartel. While fleeing, they learn the secret of their shaky alliance: Neither knew that the other was an undercover agent.

You don't have to be from the 1800s to really appreciate old time fiddle music or homemade lemonade, and thank goodness. The Father Lacombe Chapel is all set up to tickle your fancy all the way back to the first days of St. Albert.

The team at Mural Mosaic has struck again, this time putting together a special project for the Canada Summer Games, now taking place in Sherbrooke, Que.

Eating local isn’t just for people. In fact, a St. Albert Farmers’ Market vendor bakes treats specifically for man’s best friend.

Pop singer Alex Zaichkowski, 15, is having the wildest, most insane summer of his life.

Let it never be said that St. Albert gardeners are deterred by climate. Despite the shockingly late winter and uncharacteristically rainy weather, local plant lovers have dug into the earth and are growing an abundance of vibrant, healthy flowers.

Cocky characters, cartoonish villains, fiendish plots, amazing gadgetry and outrageous stunts. Sounds like James Bond, right? Close.

The Ministry of Culture is directing more than two cents worth of time towards Alberta Culture Days.

It’s been a nail-biting few weeks for Alex Zaichowski, 15. But Monday night YTV’s top-rated The Next Star revealed the Paul Kane student is one of six finalists vying for the crown.