Campus & City
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Willow Austin Live Review: Sounds from the Valley July 14
The valley is more than just a destination. It is a landscape defined by the people who shape its narrative,…
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What’s the 311? August 26
In our biweekly column, What’s the 311?, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton.…
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2026 Fringe Review: ‘The Wizard of One’
After the Wicked wave the world has been on, what’s not to love about indulging in the world of Oz…
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2026 Fringe Review: ‘MURDER PLOT!’
The premise of Trevor Schmidt’s MURDER PLOT! is simple. The lord of the manor is dead, and it’s up to…
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2026 Fringe Review: ‘The Late Great Mormon Drag Queen’
It can be a lot of pressure to be the 15th son of a Mormon prophet, especially when you’re shy.…
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2026 Fringe Review: ‘The Last 1.5 Librarians North of Lethbridge’
As we all watch climate change take its toll on our lives and public libraries seem under threat, The Last…
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2026 Fringe Review: ‘Shams by Rumi’
Written and directed by Moemen Gaafar, Shams by Rumi follows Galal (Brijesh Nagarathinam) as he and his best friend Husam…
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What makes Edmonton Folk Fest so great?
Since 1980, the Edmonton Folk Music Festival has brought music lovers together on the slope of Gallagher Hill. Now a…
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Djely Tapa on the power of sharing music
Recently, Malian-Canadian singer Djely Tapa was in Edmonton to perform for the first time at Edmonton Folk Music Fest. At…
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Tia Wood returns to Alberta for Edmonton Folk Fest
Coming from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, Tia Wood first started performing at powwows. “My summers look a little bit different…
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