Local Arts and Culture

Elsa Robinson and John Kayinamura offered their artworks to a joint show about love and equality now on display at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. Love Thy Neighbour runs through Black History Month.

A genealogical search took years for Tammy Lough to uncover a long-held family mystery. She will be at the St. Albert Public Library on Sunday to present what she found and talk about the beauty and importance of tracing one's roots.

There is fresh optimism afoot for the building with a troubled history and zero tenancy for a full decade. St. Albert Crossing was constructed in 2009 and yet has never seen a single business day. That could change as a representative was in town to establish an occupancy permit. Here's a comprehensive look at a controversial commercial space that still might find a positive place in the city's business community.

The Up series returns with 63 Up, a look at 14 people who have been documented on film every seven years of their lives.

The 'trade-up' game worked miraculously for a few local Re/Max realtors who were trying to drum up a worthy auction item for the Sturgeon Community Hospital Foundation. Starting with a pen, they ended up with a prize that will leave bidders teed off, but in a very good way.

Local craftspeople assembled recently to help contribute to the Canadian Animal Rescue Craft Guild, making simulated animal pouches and nests for the beleaguered animal denizens of land affected by Australia's devastating wildfires.