Local Entertainment News

For aspiring country singer Ryan Notley, inspiration comes anywhere, anytime.On one occasion, it was while on the job unloading a forklift.

A dance troupe that promises to takes its audience “on an artistic journey into (the) distinct regions, era, and customs of Mexico” is coming to Olds' TransCanada Theatre on July 21.

With paint-covered forearms and sweaty brows, a trio of artists from Olds stormed a stage at Red Deer's Festival Hall on July 4 to take on nine other artists in the regional Art Battle competition.

Three of the four top artists who emerged victorious at last month's Art Battle in Olds will go on to the competition's regional event in Red Deer on July 4.

A two-time Juno Award-winning band decorated with multi-platinum albums will be rocking in Olds this summer.On July 28, Prism will be playing this year's Rock 104 Birthday Bash at the Olds Regional Exhibition's grandstand.

After joining the Wellspring Visual Art Network Association this spring, Innisfail artist Dustine Kinsella was blown away by the talent and encouragement shared among regional artists.

When Karen Courtney looks at the contours and cavities of a skull that belonged to a buffalo or steer, she doesn't see bleach-white bone and cavernous eye sockets. She sees the potential for art.

The Harpdog Brown Band, a blues ensemble from Vancouver, is stopping by Olds and is daring residents to miss their show, which the group's lead singer promises to be an “amazing, exciting, entertaining performance that they've never seen before.

The Olds Community Chorus is celebrating two decades of sweet singing with a spring concert this week.

Four years ago, Olds' Bryce Cotton took up drumming because he “thought it would be kind of cool.”Last weekend, he received a gold medal from Canada's Royal Conservatory of Music for his percussion skills.