Best of Edmonton & Beyond
When a birthday falls on a weekday, or to those who don’t like big parties, it’s sometimes difficult to find a way to celebrate that special day. Luckily, there are places that are willing to make sure you still have a chance to make it a good one.
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For many, this was the first time they’ve attended the show, thanks to the catalyst which pushed the event into the stratosphere – Edmonton International Airport (EIA). The location, timing, and sponsors all helped to allow this show to take off without a delay.
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Edmonton City Centre had a Lunar New Year event as part of the ongoing Chinese New Year festivities around the world.
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When it comes to mall celebrations of Chinese New Year, Kingsway Mall does it right. Just their 2nd event ever, this year’s Lunar New Year Celebration was a success.
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It’s an Edmonton institution for over 40 years (since 1977). Bistro Praha has been in the heart of downtown Edmonton for as long as I can remember, and it’s one of the few landmarks which have stayed static over the years of growth in our city.
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When one thinks about bridges in Edmonton, generally two come to mind, High Level Bridge, and Walterdale Bridge. However, Edmonton has several unique suspension bridges which deserve a little more attention.
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The Muttart Conservatory certainly knows how to throw a party on its last day of opening before an 18-month renovation.
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Canstruction sculptures at Enterprise Square this year shows Edmonton that yes, we CAN feed the hungry!
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From the fine people over at Dookbaeki, Gangnam Street Food brings you some quick Korean street food eats that will
View YegventureOn Law Day, visitors get to have a tour of the court rooms, get locked up in a paddy wagon, take selfies behind bars, and ask legal questions to experts face to face.
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