Local Entertainment

Stages across the country are littered with artists wailing over broken hearts and failed relationships. Then along comes Tom Russell with his lone guitar, singing about the songs that make America bleed.

Normally thousands of elementary schoolchildren visit it each year. Now the Little White School is all set to play host to teams of skilled trades people and an experienced heritage-focused architect as they turn the tide on generations of disrepair.

The St. Albert painter who has spent almost three decades of his artistic career capturing the sights of significant people and places in his beloved images has never tackled one important landmark.

The under-18 St. Albert Singers are now officially known as the St. Albert Youth Musical Association.

Three Peas in a Pod’s Judy McFerran, Timothy Anderson and Sally Hunt are just that — a trio that clearly shares the same fun-loving vision of music.

The St. Albert Cultivates the Arts committee is lifting local poetry off the beaten track and turning it into a highway nomad. They have just been given the green light to plaster 48 St.

Tickets go on sale today for the two-day Rainmaker Music Festival, and this year’s stellar headliners are Dwight Yoakam and Buckcherry.

The prize for the movie that gives the best value for your money goes to Date Night, an 88-minute roller coaster that starts off zipping straight to the top and never really lets up with thrills, spills and even a few worthy marital lessons thrown in

Samarabalouf’s acoustic show at the Arden Theatre last Friday night was nothing short of mesmerizing considering the upright bass was damaged in flight and their luggage never arrived. The French trio was initially rattled.

There are 72 bands across Alberta pumping their fists in the air as they gear up for Alberta's Last Band Standing, a full-throttle battle of the bands that ends with the winner scooping up a $50,000 prize package.