Strathcona County is pleased to present "Journeys and Transitions", a new exhibition featuring artworks by 75 members of Gallery@501. The exhibit opens at Gallery@501 on May 1, 2025, and shows until June 21, 2025.
To help celebrate 75 years of Studio Theatre, the 80th Anniversary of the BA Program, 30 years of the BFA Production Degree, and 30 years of ABBEDAM, the Department of Drama is holding a reunion.
All Students, Staff, Faculty, Instructors and Supporters who have been a part of the U of A Department of Drama are invited to join us in Edmonton May 16-18, 2025. Register today! We can't wait to see you!
learn more at: www.ualberta.ca/en/drama/reunion-2025
email inquiries to uastudio@ualberta.ca
UofA Drama Reunion Weekend!
UofA Drama Reunion Weekend!
UofA Drama Reunion Weekend!
To help celebrate 75 years of Studio Theatre, the 80th Anniversary of the BA Program, 30 years of the BFA Production Degree, and 30 years of ABBEDAM, the Department of Drama is holding a reunion. All Students, Staff, Faculty, Instructors and Supporters who have been a part of the U of A Department of Drama are invited to join us in Edmonton May 16-18, 2025. Register today! We can't wait to see you!
learn more at: https://www.ualberta.ca/en/drama/reunion-2025.html
The Grindstone Theatre School Summer Classes are now open for registration! This summer, we’re offering full- and half-day camps for kids ages 5-17 years, and fan-favourite classes for adults. Give your child an unforgettable week with new friends and adventures in improv, acting, clown, magic, and our signature Drama Discovery programs. All classes and camps conclude with a showcase to share your skills with friends and family!
From the true beginner trying something new to seasoned professionals keeping their skills sharp, there is a class for everyone at Grindstone Theatre School!
July 7-11:
Improv for Kids (9-12yr)
Drama Discovery 1 (5-8yr)
Drama Discovery 2 (9-12yr)
July 14 - 18:
Drama Discovery 1 (5-8yr)
Acting for Teens(5-8yr)
Improv for Teens (13-17yr)
July 28 - August 1:
Musical Theatre (9-12)
Drama & Improv (8-12yr)
August 5 - 8:
Magic Camp (9-12yr)
Physical Comedy (9-12yr)
Drama & Improv Camp (8-12yr)
Film Camp - July 14th - July 18th
Drama Discovery 2 Camp (9-12yr) - June 21st - July 25th
Drama Discovery 3 Camp (12-15yr) - June 21st - July 25th
August 11 - 15:
Improv for Kids Camp (9-12yr)
Acting Kids Camp (9-12yr)
18+ Classes - June 23rd-July 31st 2024
Acting 101
Improv 101
Stand Up 101
EARLY BIRD: Save $50 by registering before April 30th 2024
For more details or to register, go to our website: www.grindstonetheatre.ca
Questions about our programming? Get in touch with Jules Pepin, Education Manager at jpepin@grindstonetheatre.ca.
The Grindstone Theatre School Summer Classes are now open for registration!
The Grindstone Theatre School Summer Classes are now open for registration!
The Grindstone Theatre School Summer Classes are now open for registration!
The Grindstone Theatre School Summer Classes are now open for registration! This summer, we’re offering full- and half-day camps for kids ages 5-17 years, and fan-favourite classes for adults. Give your child an unforgettable week with new friends and adventures in improv, acting, clown, magic, and our signature Drama Discovery programs. All classes and camps conclude with a showcase to share your skills with friends and family!
April 27, 1 pm.
Nose Hill – Brisebois Parking Lot on John Laurie Blvd NW (Many Owls)
Difficulty: Easy
A hike to find and draw the first blooms of spring, no previous art experience necessary!
The furry prairie crocus (Pulsatilla nuttalliana) is a beloved sign of spring in Alberta. Join us on Nose Hill to hunt – and draw – the earliest crocuses. We’ll bring our sketchbooks and check the fescue and poke around the south facing slopes. We’ll talk botany and history and jot sketches. Hikers who don’t draw are welcome to take notes and photos. Let’s search for spring together!
Why you should join us:
Award-winning artist/author Carolyn Fisher has illustrated nine picture books, four of which she also wrote. Her book Summer Feet (with writer Sheree Fitch) won the David Booth Prize at the Canadian Children’s Book Awards. In addition to teaching at art college for seven years, Carolyn has talked to thousands of kids and adults about writing, art, and making books. She investigates science and nature by sketchbook from her home in Calgary. See more at www.carolynfisher.com or follow her on social media (Instagram: @carolyn_fisher_illustration).
Registration is by donation on our website.
Join us on Nose Hill to find the earliest crocuses. We’ll talk botany and history and jot sketches. Hikers who don’t draw can take notes and photos.
Join us on Nose Hill to find the earliest crocuses. We’ll talk botany and history and jot sketches. Hikers who don’t draw can take notes and photos.
Join us on Nose Hill to find the earliest crocuses. We’ll talk botany and history and jot sketches. Hikers who don’t draw can take notes and photos.
April 27, 1 p.m.
Nose Hill – Brisebois Parking Lot on John Laurie Blvd NW (Many Owls)
Difficulty: Easy
A hike to find and draw the first blooms of spring, no previous art experience necessary!
Join the Greenwood Singers for Music Is Vibration—a vibrant and eclectic program that explores how music resonates through time, place, and experience. From Renaissance madrigals to contemporary works and pop favourites, the concert brings bold contrasts and unexpected connections, reminding us how music moves us, inspires us, and excites us.
Program highlights include the Alberta premiere of Sami Anguaya’s “Dawn, Where Are You Now,” Katerina Gimon’s evocative “beneath/sound,” and a collection of ABBA’s beloved hits!
Date and Time: Saturday, May 3, 2025 at 7:30 pm
Venue: All Saints’ Anglican Cathedral (10035 103 St NW, Edmonton, AB)
Ticket Prices: Adults $25, Students/Seniors $20 available through Eventbrite in advance, and $28/$25 at the door.
Greenwood Singers is very grateful for its sponsors Snyder & Associates LLP and The Bereznicki Family, as well as ongoing support from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Edmonton Arts Council and the City of Edmonton
Experience Music Is Vibration—a dynamic concert of choral gems, new works, and ABBA hits with the Greenwood Singers!
Experience Music Is Vibration—a dynamic concert of choral gems, new works, and ABBA hits with the Greenwood Singers!
Experience Music Is Vibration—a dynamic concert of choral gems, new works, and ABBA hits with the Greenwood Singers!
Join the Greenwood Singers for Music Is Vibration—a vibrant and eclectic program that explores how music resonates through time, place, and experience. From Renaissance madrigals to contemporary works and pop favourites, the concert brings bold contrasts and unexpected connections, reminding us how music moves us, inspires us, and excites us.
Program highlights include the Alberta premiere of Sami Anguaya’s “Dawn, Where Are You Now,” Katerina Gimon’s evocative “beneath/sound,” and a collection of ABBA’s beloved hits!
Mark Saturday, April 19th in your calendar as Leighton Art Centre located in the Foothills of Alberta will be holding our Opening Reception for Wanru Kemp and Sean Morel's Exhibition Opening.
The reception is from 1-4pm, with Artist Remarks at 2pm. We hope to see you there!
SAVE THE DATE....Opening Reception for Wanru Kemp and Sean Morel's Exhibitions.
SAVE THE DATE....Opening Reception for Wanru Kemp and Sean Morel's Exhibitions.
SAVE THE DATE....Opening Reception for Wanru Kemp and Sean Morel's Exhibitions.
