VICKI ARNDT – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR Genuine acoustic bluegrass performed by Nova Scotia’s Spinney Brothers opens the Empress Theatre’s 2011-’12 Centre…Continue Reading

Thousands of people made their way last weekend to Fort Macleod Fish and Game Park for the first Canadian Country Weekend. Fans such as Dustin Fenton of Fort Macleod welcomed the chance to meet some of their favourite musicians. “I’m going to try and get everybody to sign this flag,” said Fenton, who brought with…Continue Reading

The province is urging Fort Macleod residents to support the Alberta Arts Days celebration Sept. 30-Oct. 2. Culture Minister Lindsay…Continue Reading

Actors are known to have a recurring nightmare in which they have forgotten their lines as a live show opens…Continue Reading

Some top country music artists will be in Fort Macleod this weekend for the first Canadian Country Weekend. Ian Tyson,…Continue Reading

When Dory Rossiter takes the stage at the Willow Creek Gospel Music Jamboree in Granum on July 22-24 it won’t…Continue Reading

Johnny Rains is hoping for a deluge of votes for his entry in the sixth annual Aboriginal People’s Choice Awards.…Continue Reading

An important Fort Macleod tradition continued on the weekend with the 25th annual South Country Fair. The event has grown from modest beginnings of folk fans gathering for a weekend of music to become one of the best small music festivals in Canada. “Out of 25 years, I think this has been the best year,”…Continue Reading

Oh Susanna returns to South Country Fair on Saturday fresh off a tour to promote her new album, “Soon the…Continue Reading