For Canadian-born country, singer-songwriter Cole Bradley, life’s always been about summer. Bradley’s greatest memories have been over one too many Jamesons in the backyard and cruising down endless dirt roads. It’s where he’s had his […]
What Flowers They Bloom is a documentary that recently aired in both the Metro Cinema in Edmonton and at Central Library in Calgary. Directed by C. Hudson Hwang, What Flowers They Bloom addresses the ever […]
Zac Wiggins has a lot of memories from his early days of being the class clown, relentlessly trying to get his classmates to laugh, though the ultimate goal was to get the teacher to laugh […]
In 1999, Quin Cheung embarked on her clay journey when she enrolled in her first wheel-throwing pottery class. Instantly captivated, she fell in love with the art form. However, pottery had to take a backseat […]
The International Avenue Arts and Culture Community (IAACC) is a volunteer-run, registered organization that offers local artists a safe and inclusive space to educate, commission and promote their work. There are many opportunities for artists […]
Bubbles and Tap is a premium rental business that provides a unique bartending service for any event! We spoke with Hilary and Jacob, owners of Bubbles and Tap to learn more about them. What is […]
If you are looking for summer campfire recipes to include on your next outing, be sure to try this Campfire Veggie Skewers recipe that was sent to us by the meal kit delivery company Chefs […]
Aries is a charming feline looking for a loving forever home where she can be the centre of attention as the only cat. With her striking looks and confident demeanour, she is sure to capture […]
Video games. Just a worthless pursuit enjoyed by serial underachievers often still living at home, right? Absolutely not. Over the past decade, gaming has become the fastest-growing facet of the entertainment industry, and one of […]
At 17 years old, Billie Rae Busby stood at the National Gallery of Canada, marvelling at Barnett Newman’s colossal Voice of Fire (1967). She had recently won a poster competition and was able to travel […]
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