Renaissance of traditional Indig hand games at gatherings
Elder Cecil Crier explains the significance of traditional Cree handgames at the Samson Cree...
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Category: Entertainment
‘Live Sound Therapy’ program featured at Taber church
A Live Sound Therapy Program was held at the CRC Church on September 18. Hosted by Sound Enthusiast Nicole Joyal and Blissful Life Wellness, a group session costs $36.75 and people register to participate through Joyal. ...
Read MoreLeth dance show depicts stories of residential survivors
The music of Peter Gabriel and Writing-On-Stone provincial park may not seem to have much in common, but for Deanne Bertsch they were sources of inspiration that led to a student dance production that has performed over 300...
Read More‘Waking Death’ makes for lively theme at Leth exhibit opening
As foliage begins its visible descent into decay and animals prepare for hibernation, the once lively excitement of growth in Spring and Summer has shifted into anticipation of nature’s death in the chilling months of Autumn....
Read MoreHat ADC to hold second Fall Gather and Production Sale
It will be a night of fun, food and live entertainment Sept. 30 at Irvine School. Doors will open at 4 p.m. for the 2023 Agriculture Discovery Centre Fall Gather and Production Sale. As with last year, the ADC student executive...
Read MoreCasting for Netflix comedy series underway in Nunavut
People across Nunavut could soon see their own neighbours on Netflix. Casting has begun for an unnamed comedy television series set in Iqaluit, and the call is open to all Inuit between eight and 80 years old. Those interested...
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High Prairie Inter.Sect attendance increases 50% from 2022
A variety of music and art was featured at the third annual Inter.Sect Art and Music Festival held...
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Smith country artist gets her new song on the radio
Jasmine Vatamaniuck of Smith, who now goes by the stage name of Jasmine Frances, has just released...
Read MoreHat Heritage Centre has fall kids, teen programming
Fall programming at the Esplanade has something for every age between two and 17, with adult programming starting again in 2024. For ages 2-5, there is an eight-week sensory art class for tots and preschoolers. “Everything that...
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“Bear Grease” a highlight at Edmonton K Days in this summer
A highly energetic performance of “Bear Grease” was one of the highlights at K Days in...
Read MorePickleball key to Aurora’s sporting future, say councillors
Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in North America, and as Aurora Council prepares to return to the table this fall, lawmakers are hoping to “serve” local enthusiasts with more opportunities to play. This fall,...
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Little Britches ‘Sweetheart’ reflects on world-building year
Dunmore Equestrian Centre’s Little Britches Rodeo Sweetheart Hannah Chalifoux after being...
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