Local Arts and Culture

Timothy Caulfield is a health law professor famous for taking on pseudo-science and health quacks in the public eye. His brother Sean Caulfield is a prolific print artist whose works are reminiscent of old anatomical illustrations except that they aren't real. Together, they have teamed up on a project to fight misinformation in the age of COVID.

The Art Gallery of St. Albert is opening its newest exhibit in months with Lynn Malin's Landwatch, which started with the painter observing the city and its surrounding landscape from a high vantage point: that of a helicopter.

The family-owned business is adapting to a world with COVID-19 with the same hard work that got them this far

Though regular food tours are cancelled because of COVID-19, guided tours in Edmonton are still available this summer

Three city hairstylists will compete in the Beauty Envision Awards

Robert Murray turns the drab into the unforgettable

Virtual art has 57 new and exciting talents to share, as three St. Albert high school teachers offer up a new online gallery of their students' work for all to view. The COVID-19 Art Show is now live.

The St. Albert Public Library has a modified version of its ever-popular summer reading program lined up. The all-ages Escape the Labyrinth starts up on Monday.

STARFest announced its fall lineup on Thursday, with other announcements as well. The festival of authors will take place online this year, though all events will be free to make up for it.

The Gazette has been featuring art created by local high school students twice per month as part of with.draw.all, a project championed by art teachers at Bellerose Composite High School, Paul Kane High School and St. Albert Catholic High School.