Local Entertainment

What are the chances of two teens from a city of 60,000 landing on a nationally-televised reality show? Bookmakers would give it pretty low odds. But two young singing sensations from St.

Attention food gourmets and gourmands. If you want to experience cuisine in a new and exquisite way, check out the revamped 29th annual Taste of Edmonton.

Classic car enthusiasts are singing God’s praises for a car show coming back to the city this weekend.

Some of St. Albert’s strongest voices in musical theatre are coming together to organize a benefit concert for victims of flooding in southern Alberta. St. Albert Singers Guild, St.

Visual art lovers in the metropolitan community are getting set to catch a ride and catch a lot of art at the same time. Five local art venues are teaming up to put on a gallery hop. This weekend, anyone can catch a ride on the Art Bus Tour.

The Blazers are a mix of seductive honky tonk, great rock ’n’ roll and funky rhythm and blues. It’s a band that St.

The sky may be overcast, but the stars are definitely aligning for singer-songwriter Doug Hoyer. Just check his planner and its full of squiggles and dates.

Throughout history, many tomes have been printed about two of the most desired yet elusive things in life – love and music. Everyone talks about them. No one can actually say what makes them tick.

Before there was Amityville, there was Harrisville.

It takes two to tango but the magic number is three for a new art exhibit in a most unusual location. Elisabeth Tessier, Val Solash and Louise Piquette have decked the halls at Delton Cabinets.