Local Entertainment

In playwright Norm Foster’s script Self Help, now in production with the St. Albert Theatre Arts Guild (STAGE), it’s a tossup whether words or actions count the most.

Does the White Witch walk in our shoes? That's one of the many questions visitors might have this week after attending a new exhibit on the Chronicles of Narnia at the Edmonton Telus World of Science.

It was the first week of December when the Art Gallery of St. Albert updated its exhibition space back when the weather was still lovely, like late autumn.

Calling all artists: put down your paint brushes and clay-specked aprons and pick up an application form.

There’s a fresh supply of art in the house at the newly redeveloped and reopened St. Albert Curling Club thanks to two city high schools.

As the movie No Strings Attached starts, we are immediately led to ask ourselves if couples are meant to be together forever.

Based on Mordecai Richler's comic novel, Barney Panofsky (Paul Giamatti) is a seemingly ordinary man who lives an extraordinary life. The film spans four decades and two continents taking viewers through the highs and lows of his life.

A former St. Albert resident and inventor of a home gym is appearing on Dragons’ Den to make a pitch for an injection of cash. Describing the outcome, Michael Bulva says, “I’m very happy with the results.

This weekend St. Albert resident Marc Pinco, 17, plans to burn the floor at Edmonton’s Polish Hall. No, Pinco isn’t planning to torch it.

Loudon Wainwright III is one of those confessional singers that riffs through his catalogue of warts with brutal honesty and the audience at the Arden Theatre on Wednesday night lapped up his every word.