The Wild Mountain Music Society is setting its sight on 2021 after their 2020 festival was cancelled due to the current COVID-19 restrictions on public gatherings in Alberta.
The Hinton Library has prided itself as a third space – a home away from home for many and a focal point of cultural and literary programming.
COVID-19 has prompted a lot of people to spend more time in the kitchen, expanding their culinary horizons … and their waistlines.
An almost-20 year veteran of local school boards has been nominated for a legacy award that honours integrity, compasion, mentoring and leadership over the course of a career in public education.
On any given weekday Iain Langley would ordinarily be teaching Grade 3 at St. Gregory Catholic Elementary School.
The first Friday night of the month has become synonymous with open mic nights at The Old Grind over the past number of years.
The people can’t come to the music, so the music is coming to them over the next little while.
The book is not only about Duncan’s journey with cancer but about practicing the surrender method she believes healed her and changed her life.
Three one-act plays are up to win the audiences heart at this year’s Play-A-Palooza.
With just 20 weeks left before the 13th Wild Mountain Music Festival is here again, the organizers are feeling optimistic about how the event is shaping up.