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Walterdale Playhouse opens its 52nd season with a Canadian play by two-time Governor General’s Award winner Judith Thompson. Perfect Pie was originally written in 1993.

One of Spain’s most formidable improvisers of flamenco dance is set to make his Canadian debut at the Arden Theatre this coming Saturday.

Everybody loves it when the carnival comes to town. That must be the theory behind the newest exhibit at Profiles Gallery. Fun House , opening tomorrow, is a team effort from Jack Jensen, Ross Lynem, Paul Murasko and George Tosczak.

Myrna Kostash, one of Canada’s most renowned writers, is coming to St. Albert for a workshop with Poets’ Ink.

Joyce Beaver has way, way too many beads. Big ones, small ones, wood ones, bone ones; crimson, turquoise, navy and green … all jarred and bottled in her cupboard.

In the music industry, where so many are itching to scramble to the top, pronto, Colleen Rae is loaded with old-fashioned patience and grit. And for her it paid off in spades.

“Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened,” could have been the theme for Gail Barrington-Moss' going away party, an event characterized by laughter, tears and delicious cake. The City of St.

You would have to be rich or a fool — or both — to put Rachelle LeBlanc’s rugs on the ground for people to trample over.

Every hobby band wants to get to the point where bar owners are calling them. But with fewer venues hosting live gigs, it’s an extremely competitive field.

Dolls express the character of the community from which they originate, whether it's a warrior doll from Japan or a porcelain doll from the Czech Republic.