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Archbishop MacDonald Presents: Peter and the Starcatcher
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Hoist your sails and grab your starstuff: Archbishop MacDonald is presenting the imaginative play PETER AND THE STARCATCHER by Rick Elice from February 5 to 7, 2026 at the Orange Hub Theatre in Edmonton.
Tales of Oquevaux - Art Exhibition
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Tales of Orquevaux features artwork from Josh Harnack and Jean Parker about their experience at the world-renowned Chateau d'Orquevaux art residency in France. Join them in their opening night exhibition at the Artshub Creative Studios in downtown Edmonton on February 6 for a magical evening of art and incredible stories.
A Writerly Welcome for Writers-in-Residence, Alexis Marie Chute and David Berry
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Join us in welcoming the 2026 Writers-in-Residence, Alexis Marie Chute and David Berry.
InFocus Photo Exhibit & Awards
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The 12th annual InFocus Photo Exhibit & Awards
InFocus Photo Exhibit: Open House!
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An Open House at The Red Brick Common celebrating the InFocus Photo Exhibition.
InFocus Photo Exhibit: Opening Party!
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Opening Party for the 12th annual InFocus Photo Exhibit & Awards
Exhibition, Reception and Artist Talk - "Being and Becoming"
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Gallery@501, Sherwood Park, Strathcona County is pleased to present "Being and Becoming", a new exhibition accompanied by an opening reception and artist talk at Gallery@501 featuring Edmonton artists Garfield Morgan and Tere Cuellar.
Spotlight on Arts Audiences Symposium: Rozsa Foundation
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Following an engaging, sold-out Calgary event, registration is now open for the Spotlight on Arts Audiences Symposium in Edmonton, January 26, 2026 at the Citadel Theatre.
Flight Paths: Solo Exhibition by Sterling Komant
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Join us to celebrate the opening of Sterling Komants solo exhibition which explores the dynamics and detail of aviation.
Ice, with Edmonton Young Voices
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Join us with Edmonton Young Voices featuring new works by Canadian composers on climate change, including Frank Horvath’s Arctic Haikus world premiere