Arts & Culture
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Supplied Book Review: ‘I Hope This Finds You Well’ by Natalie Sue
Alberta author Natalie Sue’s buzzing debut novel, “I Hope This Finds You Well,” is a satirical critique of modern-day workplace…
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Photostory: Edmonton Heritage Festival 2024
The 2024 Edmonton Heritage Festival (EHF) — the largest multicultural celebration in the world — took place at Borden Park,…
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School of Song’s Kaiya Kodie and Lily Monaghan make Folk Fest debut
From far left: John Hewitt, Kaiya Kodie, Lily Monaghan, Jessie Bird, and Ken Stead
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Sammy Volkov talks recent collaboration and upcoming album
Like the Edmonton Folk Music Festival (EFMF), musician Sammy Volkov is homegrown. He started his career off in Edmonton and…
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The Heavy Heavy set to release debut album
Every year, the Edmonton Folk Music Festival attracts some of folk music’s best emerging acts from all over the world.…
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Exploring the arts and culture of 124th Street
Edmonton’s monotonous nickname, “Deadmonton,” has since disappeared from the top search results on the Internet. The name is now taken…
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Ellie Heath releases first EP, ‘SHINE’
Ellie Heath released her first EP, SHINE, on June 20, stepping into the light and showing listeners the different sides…
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Two perspectives on ‘Civil Blood: A Treaty Story’
Civil Blood: A Treaty Story, presented by Thou Art Here Theatre, premiered at Fort Edmonton Park on July 26. The…
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TV show review: Bridgerton season three
Dearest gentle reader, let’s just say that season three of Bridgerton is truly one for the books. With the promise…
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Social Intercourse: July 31
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
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