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The Rosie Project will blind you with science. Wow! There is good reason why this book is an international best seller. It is a fun, enjoyable and amusing book full of heart. It is the perfect laid-back, lazy read; the ideal distraction.

100 Mile House will be returning to Bragg Creek, with a new opener. On Nov. 21 the folk band 100 Mile House and T. Buckley will play Redwood House as part of the Bragg Creek Performing Arts 35th season.

It’s no secret that Adrian Nation has a love for Canada, especially our fair province. The 30-year English singer-songwriter is playing Legacy Guitar and Coffee House on Nov. 13 as part of his exclusively Albertan tour.

It’s getting close to showtime for Cochrane Vision Theatre’s pantomime production of Beauty and the Beast and the community theatre group is hoping to provide a more engaging experience for the audience, said Lucy Mills, co-director of the pantomime

It's been seven years since Jacob Moon was up on a roof, playing his rendition of Rush's song “Subdivisions, ” and has since traversed through impressive collaborations, experimental solo performances and multiple albums.

Guess who’s back in town? The well-travelled troubadour, who makes the audience as much a part of the show as the wandering bard himself — Craig Cardiff returns to Legacy Guitar and Coffee House Oct. 16.

Amy Thiessen, a commerce graduate turned musician and yoga instructor, is returning to Cochrane. Thiessen, a vegetarian who was raised on an Alberta cattle farm, will be back to play at Legacy Guitar and Coffee House Oct.

A harpoonist and an axe murderer walk into a bar… And get ready to rock the stage in Bragg Creek for a night of self-described “open, honest, greasy kind of soul satisfying experience.

Songstress Lindsey Walker will be testing out some new songs at her upcoming gig at Legacy Guitar and Coffee House. The singer said this will be her first time stopping in Cochrane and she is excited to explore the town and play an intimate venue.

Fort Macleod’s John Wort Hannam is getting too close for comfort, and it’s intentional. The salt-and-pepper haired, congenial singer-songwriter is breaking his own mantra in his latest offering, Love Lives On.