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It’s the 15th anniversary for the Whyte Avenue Art Walk and its organizer Kim Fjordbotten claims it has never had this size or scope. The representation of artists from St. Albert is growing as well.

It's officially summer for everybody now and many hard-working folks out there have thoughts of the family vacation or weekend getaways. Some people have plans while others just wing it, driving around to get away and see what they can see.

St. Albert will be awash in royalty this weekend as the lieutenant-governor and three just-crowned princesses grace the annual Poundmaker’s powwow.

Look into Victoria Armstrong’s eyes and you’ll see just how much she truly cares.

If you ask Cory Christopher, the countryside in the Capital region is more like a treasure map filled with buried wonders.

The A-Team (PG) Based on the classic ‘80s TV show, The A-Team follows the daring exploits of a colourful team of former Special Forces soldiers who were set up for a crime they did not commit.

Vampires and werewolves do not get along, I’ve learned, especially when one member of each monstrous clan is deeply in love with the same morose young mortal woman. This is the Twilight series.

If you get the opportunity to go into Art Beat to check out the new pieces that they have on display this month, you’re going to love the exquisite intricacies of Ken Hawtin’s clay vases, even if they aren’t meant to hold water.

A group of passionate thespians are one step closer to formalizing arrangements to create an adult amateur theatre company in St. Albert, a cultural entity that has been absent for more than 25 years. Its working title is St.

Nationally acclaimed playwright Stewart Lemoine has written an astonishing number of plays — about 60 he thinks. And each is embellished with a stylish, quirky and ever so slightly mysterious signature.