The Edmonton International Fringe Festival is asking you to support "The Fringe that Never Was."

Businesses on Broadway Avenue in Saskatoon have had to get creative during the COVID-19 pandemic, and they're eagerly awaiting their turn to reopen.

While many have cancelled or postponed, some summer events scheduled for July and August are planning to go ahead until government and health officials confirm otherwise.

The Winnipeg Fringe Festival announced Thursday that it's cancelling this year's installment of the long-running alternative theatre event due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As he does every summer, Todd James will be reviewing a number of shows at the Fringe. His video reviews - and ratings - will be added here.

Edmonton, the perfect place for a 'Stay-cation,' Bob Layton says.

What to do in Saskatoon on the Saskatchewan Day long weekend, and civic hours of operation.

The 15th Annual Regina Fringe Festival kicks off Wednesday featuring 21 performing companies from Saskatchewan, Canada, United States, England and South Africa.

The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival announced a new $10,000 award which is aimed at developing a "more inclusive and diverse theatre arts community" at the event, just weeks after capping off a record-breaking year for attendance.

City council is at a crossroads when it comes to festival grants. Coun. Scott McKeen says there is a tension between staying true to old favorites or investing in one-off big events like Crashed Ice.