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There were 33 guests, including a group of Sundre Seniors Supportive Living lodge residents who were bused out in the Sundre Community Van, attending last Tuesday afternoon the Sundre Library's annual Valentine's Tea.

Public art is essential to the healthy growth of a community. It creates a vibrant sense of place and contributes to a community’s reputation and identity for both residents and visitors.

DIDSBURY -- New Mountain View Arts Society (MVAS) president Merrilee Anthony is looking forward to an exciting year ahead for the organization. Anthony was appointed president at the group's annual general meeting held Feb.

Instead of having just one sculptor carving out a block of ice during this weekend’s annual WinterFest, organizers have invited several chainsaw artisans who will create unique work from wood over the course of two days.

The Sundre and District Historical Society has ramped up efforts to not only recognize and celebrate the local Métis community’s contributions, but to also record and document oral histories for generations to come.

Several sculptures have been set up westbound in the boulevard between Highway 27 and the service road, approaching the Cornerstone Arts Commons. They're part of the Bergen Rocks collection.

SPRUCE VIEW – A Dickson-area singer is making a name for herself. Mary Anne Message will be performing at two separate functions during the 2019 Canada Winter Games in Red Deer.

BOWDEN – For 260 years people around the world have celebrated the life and work of renowned Scottish poet and lyricist Robert Burns. The famed Scotsman was born on Jan. 25,1759.

Jamie Moffat carries in the national dish of Scotland on Saturday evening during a Robbie Burns themed dinner and dance hosted by the Sundre Legion.

Area residents should not have to embark on long, costly trips to the city simply to enjoy an evening of live music, according to a group of local enthusiasts.