Culture
Spooky Strathma exhibit revives memories of Sherwood Park's Medieval Days
The museum's Spooky Strathma exhibit on Medieval Days from 1964 to 1967 is prompting former attendees to share their memories.
Premee Mohamed and Richard Van Camp release new horror books in time for Halloween
Edmonton authors Premee Mohamed and Richard Van Camp have new horror books out, one a tie-in to The Magnus Archives and one an...
Documentary on Edmonton country-punk band Jr. Gone Wild premieres at Metro Cinema
The film is a decades-long look at Mike McDonald's band, its record deals, lineup changes and the friction behind its 1995 breakup.
Royal Tusk's 'Striking Oil' debuts as Edmonton Oilers goal song
Local band Royal Tusk wrote the new goal celebration song after collaborating with the Oilers since 2023.
Everett LaRoi celebrates Dept. 9 Sessions with close listening at Audio Ark on 124 Street
The Edmonton musician's album release pivots to high-end hi-fi listening rooms, part of a global trend where people gather to focus...
Will Ferguson brings 30 years of travel writing to LitFest as industry reckons with changing forms
The author discusses his new collection at Edmonton's nonfiction festival, which opens Oct. 14 with 30 events across five days at...
Edmonton documentary 'Frozen Injera' explores Eritrean refugee journeys and resilience in Canada
Collaborators Dmitrii Eske and Amanuel Hagos are filming stories of the Eritrean community rebuilding lives in Edmonton, with subjects...
How Brian Paisley built Edmonton Fringe into a festival that changed Canadian theatre
The founder's mischievous spirit and willingness to trust artists turned a six-year-old idea into an Edmonton institution that shaped...
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra's 75th season opens with a new assistant conductor at the podium
Shah Sadikov, hired last year, is leading the season-opening Beethoven & Vivaldi concert this weekend — an unusual honour for an...
Sherwood Park designer Mia Celestina chases fashion ambition beyond Alberta
Princess Metalhead's unapologetic metal and pop-tab creations earned a finalist nod at New York's Runway 7—but the Park designer juggles...
X-Files creator Chris Carter's time-travel horror premieres at Edmonton film fest
Queens for a Day, directed by Carter and written by his wife Dori, makes its world premiere Sept. 25 at the Edmonton International Film Festival.
Alberta Ballet's Francesco Ventriglia reimagines Giselle with in-house design and Mediterranean setting
Since taking the artistic director role in early 2024, Ventriglia has created new choreography and sets for the 1841 romantic classic,...
