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The botanical arts are always expanding in floral St. Albert but never like this. Self-taught artist Kristin Anderson is hitting the big time with an exhibit of her polymer clay crafts, ever flowery in design.

The Edmonton International Fringe Festival is just around the corner and one St. Albert actress is trying to raise money for the play she’s in.

One thing Big Valley Jamboree is committed to doing is bringing some of the hottest country artists to the masses – storytellers of the people such as Tim McGraw and Terri Clark.

It was the song that caught the judges’ attention. A St. Albert brother-sister musical theatre duo scooped up two prestigious awards at K-Days Talent Search.

The upcoming show from the Visual Arts Studio Association contains a wealth of new abstract works from five of the co-operative’s members.

It takes a formidable drive to create an exclusive product and promote it at a farmers’ market.

There's a new exhibit at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. Go to the second floor and you'll find a sampling of the province's most acclaimed aboriginal artists, all courtesy of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts.

It was just shy of a year ago that the Multicultural Artists Group opened up for business in the wake of the closure of the Global Gallery in 2009.

A St. Albert Juno nominated pop artist has strayed into new territory with the release of his sixth worship album in eight years.

The Art of Dance, a major pillar of the St. Albert dance scene, has closed its doors permanently after a 21-year run. The closure came as a shock to local arts aficionados, many of whom viewed the studio as a local institution.