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A Christmas Carol
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Pro Coro Canada presents A Christmas Carol, set to music by Benedict Sheehan, with Adam Robertson narrating this beloved tale of holiday magic.
Songs of the Harvest Moon
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Pro Coro Canada celebrates fall with a harvest-inspired program blending European choral traditions and Indigenous perspectives on gratitude and land.
Fairytale Dreams
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Pro Coro Canada presents Fairytale Dreams, legend and folk tales from Canada and Europe, featuring The Nightingale and Stuart Beatch’s Fairytale Dream.
Harcourt House Party Fundraiser
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Join us for the Harcourt House Party Fundraiser September 26, 2026 and help support the artists, programs, and creative community that make Harcourt House a pillar of the Edmonton art scene!
Murder on the Orient Express (Citadel Theatre)
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Agatha Christie's classic mystery comes to life in this thrilling whodunnit on stage. Playing September 19 to October 11, 2026.
Stories That Echo: The Artivism Cohort Showcase
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After twelve weeks of civic exploration, storytelling, and creative practice, ECHOFORM's 2026 Artivism Cohort invites you to witness what they've built.
Book Launch: The Wonderful Worlds in Edmonton
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Little Ditas explores Edmonton's hidden gems, history, and diverse communities, celebrating what makes the city unique.
Pioneer Art Club Show and Sale
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Pioneer Art Club consists of seniors for Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County. This active and talented group of artists is hosting thier annual show and sale (see poster for details). This club is an inclusive and encouraging club that "significantly contributes to the quality of life" of all members.
Work of the Week: Ron Myren
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We’re proud to feature artwork by Ron Myren, after his former home was designated a municipal historic resource by the City of Edmonton.
Celebrating Black and Indigenous artists at the MacEwan Art Collection
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MacEwan University's Art Collection has acquired new artworks from Black and Indigenous artists that will be on display in the John L. Haar Library. Three of these artists are also part of the AFA Art Collection.