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A friend in need is in good hands when you are Suzanne Muller. The Morinville woman was one of a group of people who stepped up in a huge way when a mutual friend took ill recently. Todd Kemps, a 48-year-old man from St.

Black Hat Villain just loves to stir up controversy with their full-throttle alternative rock sound.

It's a game a lot of teenage girls play — pretending to be older and more sophisticated so they can sneak into clubs, today's popular meat markets where pseudo sophistication and casual sex flow as abundantly as the drinks.

The goal of most people studying theatre is to land a part where they are guaranteed to bathe in the thunderous applause of an appreciative audience.

An award-nominated program welcomes one and all for an open house, just in time for a province-wide celebration of the arts this weekend.

Crystal Plamondon doesn’t come up this way too often anymore. In fact, the last time the bilingual singer/songwriter performed here was in 1991 as the opening act for Celine Dion when she debuted at the Arden Theatre.

Starting up a symphony requires no small amount of energy and time. It also requires a heck of a lot of musicians. But while many people get panic attacks at the thought of taking on this massive amount of work, Dr. Guy Palmer is diving right in.

This coming Friday, local band All Else Fails kicks off their third tour at The Taphouse — the first stop of a five-week zigzag across Canada that will take the metal/punk band all the way to Prince Edward Island.

The clock is ticking for Alberta Arts Days coming up Sept. 17 to 19. Here in St. Albert the Mayor's Celebration of the Arts Gala is a springboard for the three-day arts local festival dubbed StArts Fest.

St. Albert, it is time to circle your calendar for the biggest arts party of the year. Everything is in place for the second annual StArts Fest coming Sept. 17 to 19 at St.