Campus & City
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Leah Hennig Aysanabee returns to Edmonton, with new music on the horizon
Aysanabee is no stranger to Edmonton. He’s performed at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival twice and returned to the city…
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What’s the 311? July 29
Our biweekly column, Social Intercourse, is entering a new era. It’ll still feature amazing local events across the city, but…
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Neon Skies night two: Party girl central
The second and final night of Edmonton’s brand new music festival, Neon Skies, began similarly to the first. The audience…
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Neon Skies night one: Big vocals and even bigger feelings
On a sticky summer night, amidst a sea of white sailor hats and red ribbons, I watched as Natasha Bedingfield…
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Neon Skies Festival wants to make its mark in Edmonton
Edmonton is no stranger to festivals. Known as “Canada’s festival city,” Edmonton bears witness to more than 60 festivals every…
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Play Review: ‘Cocktails at Pam’s’ at Teatro Live
While a power outage may have thrown a wrench in Teatro Live’s opening night of Cocktails at Pam’s, nothing could…
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Social Intercourse: July 15
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
CHILIØ adds a little Alberta to Rockin’ Thunder’s main stage
At last year’s Rockin’ Thunder festival, CHILIØ played the smaller YEG Rocks! stage. But this year, they earned themselves a…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Paul Langlois brings a lot of rock and a little Tragically Hip to Edmonton
Paul Langlois spent about 30 years with one of Canada’s most iconic bands: The Tragically Hip. Now, 10 years after the…
Read More » - Jenn Galm
The Freewill Shakespeare Festival continues with ‘Something Rotten!’
After a stunning performance of Much Ado About Nothing, the Freewill Shakespeare Festival continued last week with their production of…
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