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StArts Festival looking for one-act plays

Are you a closet playwright? Do you have several scripts tucked in your desk that might benefit from a workshop reading? If so, the St. Albert Cultivates the Arts Committee wants to see your dramatic gems.

It's fun but as frivolous as you can get

At first I thought that The A-Team movie somehow came to theatres earlier than its advertised release date of June 11.

Children's Festival needs volunteers

Snap on your seatbelts. The Northern Alberta International Children’s Festival is about to spring into warp drive. Or at least that’s the way it feels down at volunteer manager Nina Browton’s desk.

The art of design

It's called industrial decay, a trendy look that at first glance is incongruous with a glossy design exhibit. Once a row of tidy offices, the fourth floor of Edmonton's Birks Building is completely gutted, the L-shaped room a massive demolition scar.

Last day for Potters' Guild show

Time is running out, so act now or you’ll miss out on checking out some great items made with clay. The St. Albert Potters’ Guild, one of the five major artist guilds in the city, is just about to wrap up its annual show and sale at St.

Choir dips into the past

In the third and final concert of the season, Vocal Alchemy takes its audience on a journey inspired by great English poetry of the Shakespearean era. Songs and Sonnets , slated for this coming Sunday at St.

Local Spotlight

Although filmmakers are finding the Alberta government’s coffers have hit a dry spell, the Alberta Motion Picture Industry Association (AMPIA) continues to flag the cream of the industry’s crop.

As You Like It abounds with star-struck revelry

Despite the warm rays of spring sun, there’s still a biting cold wind that envelops the Capital region and reaches straight into Shakespeare’s Forest of Arden.

Musical pairing creates mystery

May Day is a time of new beginnings and a little known St. Albert duo is releasing their first CD to inaugurate a fresh commitment to music. St.

St. Albert names its Idols

Quetzala Carson, 17, is a young, confident activist-in-the-making who uses her guitar, powerful singing voice and quick wit to rally the troops. And it’s no surprise this likeable young woman was one of two grand prize winners at St.
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