Local Entertainment

Just when you thought it was safe to watch a late summer horror movie, along comes Shark Night to prove that it's better to just stay out of the water, and in this case the theatre too.

The place has only been open for a few months now but Pat Wagensveld has already scored two shows there. The Daffodil Gallery is located smack dab in the heart of downtown Edmonton’s Art Walk District.

The mighty bison is returning to St. Albert for the first time in more than 130 years. This time, it's here to stay. It's not a real bison, mind you, but a bronze statue of the head of one of these great beasts.

There is slightly less than three weeks left to get your nomination in for this year’s Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards. Despite the fact that St.

Zoe, American Eskimo-poodle mix, 8 years old Lovely Zoe is a quiet, well-mannered, sweet spayed female. She gets along fine with other dogs and has good house manners.

St. Albert's historic grain elevators are ready to make an official grand re-entry later this month. The Arts and Heritage Foundation of St. Albert, the Musée Heritage Museum and the City of St. Albert are hosting a Harvest Festival at the St.

Following on the heels of his successful first novel, Calgary’s Rob Lennard has just come out with a new story to tantalize the province’s audiences.

If you’re mourning the end of August and mentally preparing yourself for the gradual environmental decline into another prairie winter, then stopping in at the VASA Gallery on Perron Street will likely perk you right up.

The pages of the August issues of the St. Albert Gazette throughout the 2000s are laced with stories about the western bypass/Ray Gibbon Drive, the new multipurpose recreation centre/Servus Place and affordable housing options. An Aug.

30 Minutes or Less (18A) In this action-comedy, the mundane life of a small town pizza delivery guy collides with the big plans of two wannabe criminal masterminds. The volatile duo kidnaps Nick and forces him to rob a bank.