Local Entertainment

St. Albert is a city of 60,000 residents, yet despite its small size, it fosters a robust climate for every artistic discipline.

There are so many pretty flowers at the McMullen Gallery one wonders where is the wonderful smell that should accompany them. Three St.

The Edmonton International Fringe Festival ends this Sunday and that means there's only two days left to catch those must-see shows.

Check out the Edmonton Labatt Blues Festival this weekend at the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park.

What should have been the world’s greatest graphic novel adaptation turned into a prime example of how often it’s just incredibly unwieldy to come up with a great interpretation of a unique object from print. Scott Pilgrim vs.

Compost is a fantastic way of returning nutrients and organic matter to the world so that new life can come out of it again. Sounds pretty good, right? For too long I lived in a condo building without my own garden.

Every season, the Arden Theatre books popular shows and artists to entertain and enlighten children.

Gazette writers give their take on fringe productions with a local flavour. Game Face 4 stars Venue 5 King Edward School 8530 – 101 Street High school sucks and for some angst-filled teens it's a prison that can twist their psyche.

Anne Abducted 4 stars Venue 31 Varscona Theatre 10329 – 83 Ave. Anne Abducted is one of those fringe shows that is pure entertainment — a silly but extraordinarily well-crafted production that meshes mystery, sci-fi madness and romance.

If you threw Aerosmith, Van Halen, AC/DC and Nickelback into a blender and smashed it all up, you’d come out with Krome. The Vancouver-based hard rock band is out to make its mark with their sophomore album Kronic Rock.