Anna Borowiecki

2 weeks ago | stalbertgazette.com | Anna Borowiecki

A coin is a perfect object with two vastly different sides. Like the coin, the Visual Arts Studio Association’s (VASA) current exhibition unites two separate entities into one cohesive matter. The current exhibition running until April 26 takes inspiration from two artists’ different visions.

2 weeks ago | stalbertgazette.com | Anna Borowiecki

When the International Children’s Festival of the Arts rolls around, it’s time to bring on the fun and go down an extraordinary rabbit hole. Perhaps one of the festival’s biggest wonders is the much-anticipated Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr.  St. Albert Children’s Theatre (SACT) reprises this 60-minute musical last performed for 2008 festival audiences. Eight shows are running at the St. Albert Curling Rink from Thursday, May 29 to Sunday, June 1.

2 weeks ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Anna Borowiecki

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2 weeks ago | thealbertan.com | Anna Borowiecki

A stroke causes the brain to change and the roadmap to recovery can be long and arduous. Fifteen years ago in January 2010, St. Albert composer C. W. Oxley, known to friends as Cindy, suffered a brain hemorrhage. She was in her forties. Within a few hours, it completely changed the trajectory of her life. From actively composing and directing musicals through her company Musicalmania!, Oxley was bedridden and forced into idleness.

2 weeks ago | stalbertgazette.com | Anna Borowiecki

A stroke causes the brain to change and the roadmap to recovery can be long and arduous. Fifteen years ago in January 2010, St. Albert composer C. W. Oxley, known to friends as Cindy, suffered a brain hemorrhage. She was in her forties. Within a few hours, it completely changed the trajectory of her life. From actively composing and directing musicals through her company Musicalmania!, Oxley was bedridden and forced into idleness.