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Tom Gale and Neil McClelland: This is your last chance to see a pairing of two established and innovative petroleum painters in the new and renamed Bugera Lamb Fine Art, now downstairs, in the ever-evolving 124 Street Gallery Landscape.
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The storm of birth has been painting expressive landscapes in the upper quarter of Edmonton, while McClelland often explores garden spaces, with some of the furry visitors thrown in.
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Next, Thursday at 5pm Reception, is a new show that includes Western Canadian Impressionist painters Helena Hadala and Paddy Lamb, adding more colors to your week. That one lasted until April 20, followed by Barrie Szekely’s jazz piece from April 24 to May 3.
detail: Free admission at Bugera Lamb Fine Art (1B 10110 124 St.) Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Kane Brown: Tickets are still you snapped up for Chattanooga-born country star Kane Brown, whose career has been through posting a cover online and raising his first EP.
His latest albums include guest star Jelly Roll, Brad Paisley and Khalid, and several duoes with his wife, Katelyn Jae.
The opening ceremony was Scotty McCreery of North Carolina, known for his song “Summer of Summer of Summer of Summer of Summer of Summer of Summer of the Plos Rise & Fall” – who fell on stage recently but was helpful, so let’s see what happens on Sunday!
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detail: Sunday at 7pm at Rogers Square (10220 104 Ave.), $67.40 and above ticketmaster.ca
Winter ice skating rink: This spring celebration (including seed swaps, relays and the announcement of the upcoming Macaulay Community League) was postponed as the spring snowstorm turned the streets into Ublake!
Take more time out of time – but a new date will be announced soon.
Meanwhile, the new run of Marilyn Dumont and Paula Kirman’s clever little Aboriginal McCauley Zine has been printed and you can find it in the Paper Birch Books or the on-paper bookstore or online store on bmcnews.org/pamphlets.
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