Posted by edmontonscene | Nov 9, 2019 | Exhibition, Review |
The Last Letter Home Entrance to the exhibit Review and photographs by Mariah Hess Every year on November 11th, I reflect on a time in history that I was not yet alive for. It has been 101 years since the First World War came to...
Read MorePosted by edmontonscene | Nov 9, 2019 | Movies, Popular music, Review |
A divine and surreal experience Official trailer review by Jake Cardinal The messiah has returned in the form of Kanye West’s new project: an experimental, short, performance film entitled Jesus is King, along with a new...
Read MorePosted by edmontonscene | Nov 9, 2019 | Ballet, Review |
the official trailer review by Erica Gallup After two years of difficult work, the adaptation of Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein by Alberta Ballet’s artistic director, John Grand-Maitre, hit the Edmonton stage at the Jubilee on...
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Edmonton, But Make it Magical Sarah Bachmier reviews the 2019 novel The Melting Queen by Bruce Cinnamon When I began my search for a novel that had a connection with Edmonton, I never thought I’d discover one of the most...
Read MorePosted by edmontonscene | Nov 8, 2019 | Events, Exhibition, Food |
Rocky Mountain Food and Wine Festival dishinthekitchen.com Preview by Catherine Paet-Pondanera Hailed as one of Alberta’s largest and most anticipated wine and food events of the year, the Rocky Mountain Wine and Food Festival...
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