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Sports, sports and more The Edmonton Oilers are the only game to see Connor McDavid, one of the best hockey players in the world, battling the highest level of hockey competition in the NHL. Oilers are not the only option for hockey at Rogers Place, however, WHL’s Oil Kings plays 34 home games in Edmonton … Read more
From the continent’s first, largest and most brutal Fringe Theater Festival to a shopping mall over 48 city blocks, Edmontonians have never been afraid to do things a little differently.
From the continent’s first, largest and most brutal Fringe Theater Festival to a shopping mall over 48 city blocks, Edmontonians have never been afraid to do things a little differently.
Edmonton is a city full of unique cultural experiences, delicious culinary endeavors and sophisticated spaces, no matter how many times you visit it. Fortunately, the Edmonton-based musical trio, Scenic route to Alaska, All done! Regardless of the season, read on for the top picks of places to eat jam-packed weekend-making experiences in the city.
AGA has six gallery spaces, a rotating installation in the main hall and more – so let’s break it down! Level 1 has 3 gallery spaces (including a dedicated children’s gallery), level 2 has 2 gallery spaces and a large display space on the third floor. Click Here To learn more about the exhibits currently … Read more
On the northeast corner of Jasper Avenue and 105 Street, you will find a beautiful little park in downtown Edmonton. When you first get into the park, you will notice handprints along the ground. These handprints create a walk of honor, a tribute to indigenous success, known as the Aboriginal Walk of Honor. It recognizes … Read more
Baoji, or Bao, is a Chinese steamed bun filled with meat or vegetables. This dish, which is a staple throughout, is popular with New York chef David Chang, who started serving taco-style in 2004. It was this modern, redesigned twist in childhood fandom that inspired Mackenzie Mills to open Cabao. Whether you go with fried … Read more
Whitemood Park With a starting point near Fort Edmonton Park and the John Janzen Nature Center, the walk through Whitemood Park is just the beginning of a day full of outdoor activities. Trailhead Alfred H. South of the Savage Center is a good place to stop for a water and bathroom break. This trail passes … Read more
From the continent’s first, largest and most brutal Fringe Theater Festival to a shopping mall over 48 city blocks, Edmontonians have never been afraid to do things a little differently.
Food at Padmanadi A mix of Indonesian, Chinese, Thai and Indian cuisine — and boy, it’s delicious. Here you will find menu items such as sweet and sour soup, ginger “beef” and spicy coconut eggplant, which will take the comfort food to the next level. They have a vegan brunch menu available on Saturdays and … Read more