Local Entertainment

The city paid tribute to several of its outstanding citizens – both past and present – recently during its annual Community Recognition Awards ceremony.

Many actors attempt to scale the mountain of King Lear. It is the quintessential hoop through which every first-rate actor jumps.

St. Albert Farmers’ Market is chock-full of food, art, baubles and trinkets of all sorts. Now shoppers can buy real estate too – bird real estate that is.

A trio of local artists has given bibliophiles a new reason to mill around the Bookstore on Perron Street.

The Canadian Country Music Awards rev up in September. However tickets are already available for the CCMA Rock'n Country Cabaret, reputed to be a runaway success last year.

Rachel Bowron is not a typical employee. “I go to work to laugh,” chuckles Bowron from the set of Eros and the Itchy Ant, Teatro La Quindicina’s latest production. “Laughing takes the pressure off.

No longer is blues dominating LB’s Pub Tuesday night live music slot. Darrell Barr is the new face and new host taking over the vacated niche.

When you have a commanding soprano voice that soars to the rafters like Christina O’Dell’s, everyone else’s vocals pale by comparison.

An eight-year old boy runs into the Royal Alberta Museum’s main gallery and shouts to his father, “Look. The Queen’s chair.

Like the Starship Enterprise, the Arden Theatre’s 2013-2014 Family Series ventures into new and unexplored territory.