Arts and Culture

How is it that I find myself looking through the 1976 Jasper Junior/Senior High School yearbook instead of focusing on writing about the Arts Jasper Society and its 50th anniversary?

The Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives hosted the Wine and Cheese Reception for the Festival of Trees on Friday evening.

Where I come from, the time between Dec. 1 and Christmas is called the Quiet Time. People are meant to slow down their daily routines, contemplate all the good things in their lives and gain a new appreciation for them.

COVID-19 took a big bite out of social settings and social structures, with families bearing the brunt of much of that.

Children sure can create the most interesting pieces of art. Take the pictures of Lucy the Owl and William Pierre-Luc Devereau VIII the Caribou, for example.

Get some of your holiday shopping done while supporting a good cause during the 23rd annual Festival of Trees.

When you think about it, mountains must hold a lot of stories and information.

UFest Edmonton Ukrainian Festival is coming back to Jasper for an encore after receiving a positive reception from Jasper last winter.

The Handmade Wolf sells custom-made stuffed animals. | P.Shokeir photo Sweet as Gluten, which specializes in gluten-free baking, was one of several vendors to sell baked goods. | P.Shokeir photo Byrds Beans decorated its table with a toy train. | P.

If you and your kids want to learn more about how to better coexist with all of the wildlife in Jasper National Park, and you want to be entertained at the same time, then you’d best check in with Jane Doe.