Local Entertainment

This year, the 26th annual Blueberry Bluegrass & Country Music Festival, the largest bluegrass festival in western Canada, showcases some of the top finger-pickin’ talent in North America at its stage in Stony Plain.

Looking for a way this summer to have your kid get both lazier and stupider? Sure, aren't we all? That's certainly high on every parent's list, a key chapter in the "perfect parenting" manual we received on that glorious first day as a mother or fath

If you’ve been hankering for fresh farm strawberries, check out the Fairy Berry Festival at Prairie Gardens and Adventure Farms coming July 30 to Aug 1.

A drum-roll if you please. The 2011/12 Arden Theatre season was just announced and more than any other year, regular theatregoers have waited with bated breath to indulge in professional programming presenter Casey Prescott’s vision.

A young St. Albert teen has had a rare honour bestowed upon her by the Servus Heritage Festival, running at William Hawrelak Park from July 30 to Aug. 1.

First, there was Joanna Drummond, and then there was Julie Hage. Now, 25-year-old Samantha Williams-Chapelsky gets the honour.

It's 6:30 in the morning. Daniel Michaud, 17, boards the bus near his Legal home to go to school, groggy as usual. Ernest Chauvet, his uncle and bus driver, spots him and starts bombarding him with his vision of a Legal covered with historic murals.

My first thought when picking up this adventure title was, “I’ve heard of it before but I really have no idea where in the world ‘Patagonia’ is.

She has gotten so much attention and acclaim for her rug-hooking efforts that the work has just been pouring in. Now, Rachelle LeBlanc is just so happy to have the summer off.

The year is 1873 and the place is Absolution, Ariz. A stranger with a weird device on his wrist suddenly appears but he has no memories of his past. This guy spells trouble, thinks Col.