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To raise funds for Edmonton Fringe, join the fun-loving extravaganza now online via Fringe TV. Until 6 p.m., viewers can enjoy feature artist performances, interviews and surprises.

Heritage Fest is back at Hawrelak Park this weekend, but there's a primer before that happens; the inaugural World Music Week at the Hawrelak Park Amphitheatre.

Calgary writer and filmmaker one of trio receiving this year's Distinguished Artist Award

Taste of Edmonton returns to downtown Edmonton with dozens of physically-distanced food stalls, trucks and plenty of hungry patrons.

It sounds like the blueprint for a door-slammer farce to be sure (the kind that the Mayfield Dinner Theatre propels across its stage from time to time). After closing and re-opening and re-closing the doors a dizzying number of times this difficult pandemic year and a half, the theatre is about to open them again.

Edmontonians can hit the streets to enjoy some live, orchestral music this summer.

Studio Bell and the National Music Centre celebrate five years honouring Canadian music.

If you're Calgary-bound this week, take in the city's signature event: Calgary Stampede.

Hyper-local, hybrid live and digital theatre Event harkens back to the Fringe fest's 80s roots in this summer's post-pandemic incarnation.

Summer is the perfect time to catch up on some reading. Grab a cozy seat in a sunny spot and consider these options.