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Fraggle Rock fits like a glove for locally trained puppeteer

Fraggle Rock fits like a glove for locally trained puppeteer

Brendan James Boyd is living every Muppet-lovin' man's dream. He spent five months last year as a puppeteer filming the revival of Fraggle Rock, and its first season was just released at the end of January.
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City announces mayor's arts award nominees; Watamaniuk to receive lifetime achievement honour

City announces mayor's arts award nominees; Watamaniuk to receive lifetime achievement honour

Tickets went on sale Monday for the event, which was originally scheduled two years ago.
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Hitting all the right notes, because he can

Hitting all the right notes, because he can

Remember to not sing in your seat. Let countertenor Terry Barber do the hard work and transport you with his tribute to Freddie Mercury.
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Odd couples abound in new local play

Odd couples abound in new local play

The Trouble with Cats is the newest offering from the St. Albert Dinner Theatre company.
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City news hot off the e-press, straight to you

City news hot off the e-press, straight to you

The city has started a new way of issuing news releases, and everyone can sign up.
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Senators extend Holden's contract

Senators extend Holden's contract

The St. Albert product is set to stick around in Ottawa for another season.
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More Arden shows shift on the schedule

More Arden shows shift on the schedule

More pandemic means more shows being postponed and canceled.
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Portfolio: weekly art listings

Portfolio: weekly art listings

Portfolio: weekly art listings
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NiGiNan expands its housing work

NiGiNan expands its housing work

The Indigenous-led non-profit recently acquired a former hotel it will be renovating to become its newest supportive housing property.
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Journey to Justice every Canadian's important history lesson

Journey to Justice every Canadian's important history lesson

The National Film Board video is first of two Black Film Watch Parties the library has scheduled for February, otherwise known as Black History Month.
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