The International Children’s Festival of the Arts in St. Albert is set to celebrate its 45th edition, promising a magical experience for children and families alike. Scheduled from Friday to Monday, the festival aims to attract around 20,000 attendees with a lineup that includes a new magic illusion show performed by artists from France. Co-ordinator Andrea Gammon highlighted the festival's evolution from a theatre-centric event to one that encompasses music, dance, visual arts, and literary arts, all tailored for young audiences. One of the festival's beloved traditions, fairy-finding, will see children exploring gardens in search of fairies, fostering a sense of adventure and community as they meet new friends. The festival is designed to engage families with performances that resonate with the interests of young people, ensuring that each year brings fresh excitement and joy. More details about the festival can be found online, inviting families to partake in this enchanting celebration of creativity and fun.