Local Entertainment News

The Slocan Ramblers performed some upbeat bluegrass on Friday night before a sold-out crowd of 130 people at the Sundre Arts Centre, marking the final show in the 2018-19 concert series. Visit www.sundreartscentre.

INNISFAIL – Local families didn’t have to go far to experience the joy of t he Happiest Place On Earth. Joy’s School of Dance presented its second annual Princess Tea at the Innisfail Library/Learning Centre on March 2.

INNISFAIL – The Arrogant Worms are coming to town. The Canadian musical comedy trio will be performing at the Innisfail United Church on March 10.

Most of the nearly 100 people who attended a Valentine’s celebration at the Sundre West Country Centre remained for a dance following a supper.

The rather frigid sub-zero temperatures were not enough to deter many people from attending the recent family-friendly WinterFest at the Sundre and District Museum.

Musician Dustin Bentall is performing at Tracks Pub this Friday, Feb. 22. It will be his first time performing in Olds.

Canadian musician Luke McMaster is coming to Olds for the first time, Feb. 27 at the TransCanada Theatre during his Icons of Soul tour.

There were 33 guests, including a group of Sundre Seniors Supportive Living lodge residents who were bused out in the Sundre Community Van, attending last Tuesday afternoon the Sundre Library's annual Valentine's Tea.

Public art is essential to the healthy growth of a community. It creates a vibrant sense of place and contributes to a community’s reputation and identity for both residents and visitors.

DIDSBURY -- New Mountain View Arts Society (MVAS) president Merrilee Anthony is looking forward to an exciting year ahead for the organization. Anthony was appointed president at the group's annual general meeting held Feb.