Entertainment News

It requires a bit of genius to take a tired premise and make it into something entertaining. But, anyone who loves a quality horror/suspense thriller will love Don’t Breathe.

A quaint Alberta hamlet, brown and yellow leaves adorning the countryside and some cozy spots to listen to live music. Sounds like heaven.

After a decade of planning, Arts Country Canada Framing Gallery is finally putting on the first Bragg Creek Plein Art Air Festival at Redwood Meadows. Set to start on the night of Sept.

The Local Musicians Series is returning to the Water Valley Church Events Centre. Jim Peace and Prairie JuSTuS are playing the venue Sept. 3.

Watching War Dogs one can’t help but feel like their senses are being hammered into the ground.

The wait is finally over. After a four-year period, the makers of the cult skateboarding video Beerstorm have produced a sequel.

The Jake Hirsch Entertainment Group is returning to town with two dates full of world-class comedy. John Beuhler and Brittany Lyseng will be performing on Aug. 28 at Townhall Public House, and on Sept.

Thanks to Wish I May Parties, Cochrane now has royalty in its presence. Wish I May Parties is a new start-up company that specializes in princess, prince, and superhero impersonators.

Be sure to check out Bragg Creek Days happening July 23 and 24 hosted by the Bragg Creek Community Association. On July 23, the event will kick off with a pancake breakfast at 9:00 a.m.

Join the Nan Boothby Memorial Library for its first Medieval Day on July 23. The event will take place at the public library, located at 405 Railway Street West, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There is no admission for the event.