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And then there were three

And then there were three

St. Albert has never seen the likes of the scale and magnitude of the Rendezvous 2011 Picnic, perhaps because the whirlwind threesome of organizers, Kent La Rose, Celine Leonard and Cheryl Mackenzie never put their minds together before.
Lovely day for a picnic

Lovely day for a picnic

Come 'Rendezvous' on Sunday, Aug. 28, from Riel Park to Kingswood at 10 different picnic locations along the Sturgeon River and as far out as the Grain Elevator Park and River Lot 56.
Entertainment galore at 150th picnic

Entertainment galore at 150th picnic

St. Albert’s Rendezvous 2011 Picnic is set to become the mother of all picnics. In fact, the 16-member Strathcona Mounted Troop Musical Ride was just confirmed as the feature performance at the Kinsmen grounds.
Breast Friends ride again

Breast Friends ride again

There's a sort of Viking-esque air to the North Saskatchewan as the Breast Friends charge down the river in their dragon boat. "Come on, ladies!" roars the drummer, audible from about 200 metres away.
Movie Clips

Movie Clips

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.
Fringe offers up many studs, a few duds

Fringe offers up many studs, a few duds

This year, the 30th Edmonton International Fringe Festival in Old Strathcona has been packed with enthralling and inspired theatre.
A real slobberknocker

A real slobberknocker

The fight is on. A man in a black flame-wrapped bodysuit steps into the ring to lay the smackdown on Slammer, an orange-suited convict from Arkham Asylum. "I'll break you in half!" snarls Slammer.
Mason Rack gives a taste of Down Under

Mason Rack gives a taste of Down Under

Every year during the summer, Mason Rack and his band of merry men fly up from Australia to tour Canada. And Canadians have embraced this fiery singer/songwriter/musician, in large part because of his gusto for life and brassy showmanship.
Firing Lines enthralls Fringe audiences

Firing Lines enthralls Fringe audiences

This year's Edmonton International Fringe Festival is a madcap romp of moving statues, tottering acrobats, devilish clowns and busking musicians. There's even a grand Ferris wheel heightening the carnivalesque ambience.
Visual artist leads the way with two arts award nominations

Visual artist leads the way with two arts award nominations

The Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts Gala nominees were announced this week and one St. Albert visual artist is leading the race with two nods.
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