How do you know the difference between a Mastodon and a Mammoth tooth? How about a Bison’s foot from a Horse’s? These skills and many more are key for Paleontologists as they piece together Alberta’s frozen past.
In this workshop, the Royal Alberta Museum's Quaternary Paleontology Team will teach you basic comparative anatomy of Ice Age fossils, and how you can examine a skeleton to identify an animal group or species.
Have you ever wished you could use the Royal Alberta Museum’s collections for sketching inspiration? Now’s your chance! We'll be showcasing rarely seen museum objects to create a still-life setup for you to practice your drawing skills.
This month, in honour of Veterans’ Week, we will be displaying objects with a theme of remembrance. There will be a range of objects: a peace dove, military uniforms, badges, medals, gas masks, poppies, trench art, and more.
TREX SW is pleased to announce the launch of Odd Objects: Things We Believe In, curated by Levin Ifko and featuring work from Mantis Mei, Teresa Tam and Pamela Vickerson. The exhibition will complete a two-year tour of the province with the Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA) Travelling Exhibition (TREX) program.
Youth Singers of Calgary (YSC) is celebrating four decades of inspiring performers. To commemorate this occasion, YSC is hosting Spotlight YSC, a free one-day community celebration on Sunday, October 26, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre. Discover the history of the Youth Singers throughout the decades.
Our 2025/26 season opens with Mexicana Ensemble led by celebrated singer Gisela Romero. A deeply personal and vibrant musical journey into the singer herself, this project pays homage to her roots by fusing the traditions of Mexican and Latin American folk music with contemporary jazz, flamenco, salsa, and huapango elements.
November 13 & 14
8 pm
The Roxy Theatre - Theatre Network
The world premiere of a holiday musical for the whole family based on Stuart McLean’s beloved Vinyl Cafe stories. The musical weaves together some of McLean’s most popular stories, such as: “Dave Cooks the Turkey” and “Rashida, Amir and the Great Gift-Giving” into a hilarious celebration of the highs and lows of the holiday season and the importance of community and family.
October 15th to November 2, 2025
A World Premiere Directed by Lana Michelle Hughes
Music Director Simon Abbott
Starring Mhairi Berg, Maureen Rooney, & Cameron Kneteman
Live Music Performed on Stage
"A lovely, lovely production."
-St. Albert Gazette
2023 Elizabeth Sterling Hayes Nominee, Outstanding Fringe Play
Sunday, May 31, 2026 | 3:00 to 5:00 pm
Join Pro Coro Canada for the final concert of our 2025/26 season, Ice!
This timely program features new works by Canadian composers and other creators on the pressing theme of climate change, including the World Premiere of Frank Horvath's Arctic Haikus, which was commissioned by Pro Coro Canada. This 12-minute piece will combine choir, live electronics, and video projections for an immersive experience highlighting the delicate relationship between humanity and the Arctic environment.
We are thrilled to be joined in this poignant concert by our guests Edmonton Young Voices (dir. Lyndsey Olsen) as we reflect on the impact of our actions on the earth and all the life around us.
Repertoire for this performance will include:
Frank Horvath - Arctic Haikus (World Premiere, commissioned by Pro Coro Canada)
Sarah Albu - We’ve gone too far
Rebecca Gray- The Great Patch
Alberto Grau - Kasar Mie La Gaji
Venue: St. Basil's Cultural Centre,
10819 - 71 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB T6E 0X8
For tickets and info, visit Ice, with Edmonton Young Voices.
Join us with Edmonton Young Voices featuring new works by Canadian composers on climate change, including Frank Horvath’s Arctic Haikus world premiere
Join us with Edmonton Young Voices featuring new works by Canadian composers on climate change, including Frank Horvath’s Arctic Haikus world premiere
Join us with Edmonton Young Voices featuring new works by Canadian composers on climate change, including Frank Horvath’s Arctic Haikus world premiere
Friday, April 3, 2026 | 7:30 to 9:30 pm
Join Pro Coro Canada for an evening of beauty and contemplation at the newly renovated All Saints' Anglican Cathedal, as we present Dvořák's reverent Stabat Mater. Dvořák's profound exploration of Mary's suffering and the compassionate reflection of those around her is brought to life at Pro Coro Canada’s annual Good Friday concert, offering a perfect blend of tradition, artistry, and reflection.
Joined by skilled pianist Megan Crane, Pro Coro Canada is also honoured to present the World Premiere of our former Composer-in-Residence Alberto Grau's setting of the classic Holy Week responsory, O Vos Omnes.
Experience a profound and moving Good Friday tradition with this poignant masterwork as the centrepiece of our annual reflection on the Passion of Christ, while we contemplate this spiritual and emotional occasion.
Repertoire for this performance will include:
Antonín Dvořák - Stabat Mater, Op. 28, in the original version for piano
Alfred Momontenko - On the Passion
Alberto Grau - O Vos Omnes (World Premiere, commissioned by Pro Coro Canada)
Venue: All Saints’ Anglican Cathedral,
10035 - 103 St NW
Edmonton, AB T5J 0X5
For tickets and info, visit Good Friday with Pro Coro Canada.
Experience Dvořák’s Stabat Mater and the world premiere of Alberto Grau’s O Vos Omnes
Experience Dvořák’s Stabat Mater and the world premiere of Alberto Grau’s O Vos Omnes
Experience Dvořák’s Stabat Mater and the world premiere of Alberto Grau’s O Vos Omnes
