Local Entertainment

Barrett Klesko, 30, has a very fluid office – Second Cup, Tim Hortons or for that matter anywhere a client is comfortable meeting.

Two authors are inviting local audiences to take a trip with them without ever leaving their seats. The St.

The Rainmaker Rodeo is one of St. Albert’s premiere events, a must-see for many area locals. This year it runs May 24 to 26, and after months of anticipation, the concert lineup is now public.

It’s a story that is as difficult to read as it is important. The mistreatment of First Nations women and their descendants is a major black mark in our country’s history.

If by chance last week you walked down 89 Ave. and 117 St. near the University of Alberta, three side-by-side lots looked as if they were hosting a garage sale. But looks are deceiving.

Teens are a tough audience for literary events and poetry is a tough sell too. Despite this, the St. Albert Public Library is forging ahead with a poetry slam this Saturday afternoon and organizers are expecting it to be a game changer.

Comedy actress Melody A. Johnson grew up playing girls’ hockey and it’s hard to imagine her slim, fine-boned physique encased in hockey’s padded armour.

Tina Fey (30 Rock) and Paul Rudd (This is 40) are paired for the first time on-screen in Admission, the new comedy/drama directed by Academy Award nominee Paul Weitz (About a Boy, In Good Company), about the surprising detours we encounter on the roa

Spring flowers have already sprung at the Visual Arts Studio Association as the new show Botanica opened Tuesday.

In the Great White North winter may last forever, but there’s a hot tempo blowing in from the south. And its name is the Savoy Family Cajun Band.