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Children's festival touches down

After a wet and dreary weekend, the 29th International Children’s Festival has shifted into high gear under sunny skies.

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In 2006, Stettler-born bluesman Hank Lionheart moved from Vancouver to Edmonton take on the role of art director for Company’s Coming Cookbooks.

Mayor presents his personal vision for city's cultural sector

There were no crystal balls or tarot cards at Arts and Heritage St. Albert’s annual general meeting on Thursday but Mayor Nolan Crouse sure was trying to project his vision far into the future.

Kids ready to rule

St. Albert has a normally staid reputation. But for five days every spring, a fantasy world overtakes the downtown as it morphs into a carnival tent city complete with magicians, jugglers, singers, clowns, queens and ghosts.

Saint Joan returns to stage for church fundraiser

Musicalmania! Production Co. has completed a full remount of the Saint Joan and Me, and they will perform it tonight at St. Albert Catholic Parish as a fundraiser for St. Matthew’s Anglican Church.

Fraser book a seminal work

It's incomprehensible to understand how a book like this hasn't existed until now but it's even more unfathomable to see it as just one volume.

Historic monument stops over in St. Albert

A magnificent Haida totem pole, one of the oldest in Canada, is returning home to the Queen Charlotte Islands. But before its final journey across the mountains, the Jasper Raven Totem Pole will stop over in St.

Singers bring out their musical style

Once upon a time, the St. Albert Singers were happy singing in seasonal concerts. But they began having so much fun acting out their singing roles that they decided to extend their time on stage.

Autorama a festival of classic cars, food bank benefit

If you’re lucky enough to drive past St. Albert Centre tomorrow then you’ll probably think that you’ve driven into the past and stumbled upon a bunch of old friends hanging out and talking about their cars.

MacGruber fails where Austin Powers succceded

This movie is the latest in a long, sad line of movies based on repetitive sketches from Saturday Night Live and if that makes you happy, well, you’re pretty much alone. MacGruber is 90 minutes of poor — not pure — spoof.
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