Founded by Hungarian-born pianist Norbert Kael, this trio delivers a fusion of classical and jazz styles, arranging popular classical pieces into jazz while keeping their original character in a unique way. The trio including Peter Olah on bass and Andras Lakatos on drums, blends two worlds into one striking and yet tasteful combination. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-85Djvi8FsI
Oludipe Oluwasanmi David professionally known as Spyro is a Nigerian singer and songwriter, he gained widespread recognition after the release of his single "Billing" which was released in July 2022. He is best known for his song "Who is your Guy?" which was first released in November 2022 and re-released in March 2023 as a remix featuring Tiwa Savage. …
By Tololwa Mollel An adaptation of Mazisi Kunene's Anthem of the Decades: A Zulu Epic Edmonton's Theatre Prospero is premiering a production of their engaging Zulu Epic, adapted by Edmonton Playwright Tololwa Mollel. Starting June 21 at Alberta Avenue Community Centre, witness South African Poet Laureate Mazisi Kunene’s Anthem of the Decades: A Zulu Epic, as adapted by Mollel and brought to …
Put on your dancing shoes and enjoy an evening of rhythm, soul and blues with these incredible musicians. The Get Downs sell out fast so don’t delay or you will miss out!
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Join us at Broadmoor Lake Park as we celebrate Canada's birthday at Strathcona County's largest festival. Family activities, performances and fun for everyone! Most activities are free, some require tickets. What's going on at Canada Day? Pancake breakfast supported by the Canadian Progress Club from 9 a.m. - 12 noon Farmers market, 10 a.m. - …
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The largest youth basketball tournament in western Canada. • 2400 players • 200 teams • 500 games • 5000 spectators
Art is more than what you see… It’s how what you see, hear, or touch… makes you feel. Feel all the colours, textures, sizes and sounds of art at The Works Art and Design Festival from June 27 – July 1 in Churchill Square. See what you feel and feel what you see at this …
