Edmonton Journal

THREE TO SEE: SATURDAY

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CARIWEST PARADE AND FETES

It’s the 35th Cariwest! The annual parade starts at noon on Jasper Avenue and 97 Street, then heads west down Jasper Ave toward

107 Street where it will make a left and move toward the final destinatio­n at the Capital Plaza located at 9820 107 St. The parade consists of several Mas Bands displaying their many months of costume design and imaginatio­n. Two fetes follow! The Big People Party continues the fun with DJ Sherman at Starlite Room, 11 p.m., tickets $20 at cariwest.ca. Also: Island Rave 2019 at Union Hall with DJ Ana and Ultra Simmo,

$15 - $65, also at cariwest.ca. Details: parade noon-2 p.m. at locations noted above, no charge

LAL

This 2019 Polaris-long-list Toronto electronic protest duo comprises Rosina Kazi and Nicolas Murray, influenced by electronic music (hip-hop, house and techno) and LAL’S history celebratin­g inclusivit­y and freedom. The band draws from experiment­al sonic influences from a broad range of sources, including ambient space noise recorded by satellites. In bringing these influences together, LAL wants to create an ethereal soundscape reverberat­ing with cosmic harmony. Art pop project Goodnight, St. Idiot opens. Details: 7:30 p.m at The Grizzlar Coffee & Records (10557 109 St.), $5-$10 at the door

THEM! (1954) / KING KONG ESCAPES (1967)

For its season finale, Night Gallery presents a midnight double feature of monstrous proportion­s! The classic Them! follows the man playing with fire, the earliest atomic tests in New Mexico causing common ants to mutate into giant man-eating monsters that threaten civilizati­on itself. Ishiro Honda’s King Kong Escapes, meanwhile, finds the big ape captured by an evil ruler to dig for precious gems — gems! — when the robotic Mechakong is unable to do the task. Hmm, makes sense. Unfortunat­ely, this leads to the machine and the real Kong engaging in a tremendous fight that threatens to level Japan. So lesser stakes than all of civilizati­on, but still!

Details: 11:59 p.m. at Metro Cinema (8712 109 St.), $13 at metrocinem­a.org

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