Anna Borowiecki

6 days ago | stalbertgazette.com | Anna Borowiecki

Anticipation is building for the Canadian National BMX Championships arrival in St. Albert on August 23 and 24. As part of preliminary preparations, the City of St. Albert commissioned a large-scale mural through Public Arts. Kerzeka was the successful duo chosen to paint a mural on the starting hill of the BMX Track in Riel Recreation Park. Based out of Calgary, Kerzeka is a dynamic artistic duo, Kerz and Zeka, with a passion for muralism and street art.

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Anna Borowiecki

The Visual Arts Studio Association (VASA)'s support of visual artists is unparalleled, and this year the artist cooperative and art gallery marks its 20th anniversary. Through two decades of challenges, this dynamic community has nurtured artists, showcased their works, and provided classes and workshops that increase appreciation for creativity and ingenuity.

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Anna Borowiecki

This weekend, pianist-composer Michael Massey steps onto the St. Albert United Church stage to fundraise for the St. Albert Chamber Music Society. The Governor General’s Award recipient has been a fixture in Alberta’s classical music scene for 50-plus years as a pianist, conductor, orchestrator, composer and teacher. His most notable accomplishment is as conductor of the Edmonton Youth Orchestra, influencing thousands of young musicians since 1977.

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Anna Borowiecki

For the past 44 years, the International Children’s Festival of the Arts has been a vibrant hub of creativity and discovery. Located in St. Albert’s downtown core on the banks of the Sturgeon River, the carnival-like event takes place May 29 to June 1. The high-energy extravaganza aims to nurture and ignite creative and cultural expression. Essentially, it’s a way for kids to explore the world around them. “We don’t really have a theme.

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Anna Borowiecki

Back in 1989, Cher released a major hit called If I Could Turn Back Time. In our everyday life, everyone knows we can't turn back time. However, Criselda Mierau, artist director of Acting Out Musical Theatre (AOMT) is going back even further to the 1940s in her latest production of Murder, Mayhem and Music taking place June 1 at St. Albert Legion. AOMT’s Forte Plus choir of 32 voices and Readers Theatre cast of 13 voice actors create the world of a 1940s radio play.