Join us for an evening of introspection and beauty, as the German Requiem’s profound message of human suffering and hope is brought to life at Pro Coro Canada’s annual Good Friday concert, offering a perfect blend of tradition, artistry, and reflection.
Disney's Frozen: The Broadway Musical
February 1 - March 2, 2025
Laugh Lab: The Art of Physical Comedy
Join Diane Webb, educator, performer, and all-around funny person, in a dynamic class designed to unleash your inner comedian! In "Laugh Lab," you'll explore the fundamentals of physical comedy, from slapstick humor and improv to stage combat and stand-up.
Drama Discovery and 3
Step into the limelight in this playful and supportive class! Whether your child is the larger-than-life performer or the quiet and curious creator, they will love this class. Students will explore performance and character through physical and vocal exercises which will lead them into creation!
No experience necessary! This course is designed to be repeated as the material changes each term.
January 12 - March 9, 2025 | Sundays | 9:00AM - 10:30AM (ages 9-12)
The breathtaking new film of Catalyst Theatre's celebrated stage play NEVERMORE – The Imaginary Life & Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe debuts on the big screen for one night only!
Mitchell Art Gallery invites you to our Winter 2025 exhibition, Sydney Frances Pascal: kw7íkwl̓acwmíntsinlhkan | i dream of you. The exhibition runs January 17 - March 29, 2025.
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AFA partnered with The Works International Visual Arts Society to offer free guided walking tours of public art during Alberta Culture Days 2017.
The AFA was pleased to offer guided interpretive walking tours of the Capital Boulevard Legacy Public Art Project – Canada 150 on Capital Boulevard in Edmonton during Alberta Culture Days 2017.
Each tour included an in-depth look at five new original landmark sculptures created by Albertan artists along 108 street in downtown Edmonton between 99th and 104th avenue. (Click slideshow arrows above for more images.) Saturday and Sunday tours were open to the public, while Friday tours were reserved for Edmonton school groups.
Tours featured:
Each tour was approximately 90 minutes, and was wheelchair accessible.
The five commissioned sculptures are a legacy for Canada’s 150th anniversary of Confederation. With these sculptures, Alberta artists contribute to the interpretation and storytelling of Canada’s past, present and future. The sculptures reflect Canadian landscapes, culture, history and/or values such as diversity, inclusion, reconciliation, and inspiring youth. The artworks are a symbol of community collaboration and partnership as citizens come together for Canada 150. In addition, these five sculptures will become part of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Collection.
The five selected artists are:
This Project has been funded in part by the Government of Canada, with matching investments from partners: the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and the City of Edmonton; and support from the Downtown Business Association, and The Works Society.
Tours during Alberta Culture Days were made possible through funding by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts.
AFA partnered with The Works International Visual Arts Society to offer free guided walking tours of public art during Alberta Culture Days 2017.
AFA partnered with The Works International Visual Arts Society to offer free guided walking tours of public art during Alberta Culture Days 2017.
