Canstruction 2019
Canstruction sculptures at Enterprise Square this year shows Edmonton that yes, we CAN feed the hungry!
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Canstruction sculptures at Enterprise Square this year shows Edmonton that yes, we CAN feed the hungry!
View YegventureOliver resident Eric Klyne has only been a snow sculpture artist for a year, but that didn’t stop him from bringing life to one of Edmonton’s oldest neighbourhoods in the coldest February in 40 years.
View YegventureThe day the Art Gallery of Alberta opened was the day Mandel’s mandate for the city to have “no more crap” architecture became a reality, and we grew to expect more. Edmontonians can all be thankful for this legacy.
View YegventureOn every flight of stairs (and the alternate escape steps which crisscrosses) there were murals! Local artists had, over the years, painted every landing of the steps. Sadly this remains closed to the general public.
View YegventureZoominescence is back at Edmonton Valley Zoo in support of the Valley Zoo Development Society. This year is the largest
View YegventureIt’s hard to believe that the Boardwalk Ice On Whyte Festival has been Edmonton’s winter favourite for only 15 years.
View YegventureLeduc Country Lights is the biggest outdoor light up event in the Edmonton region outside the Alberta Legislature grounds. It’s
View YegventureThe 5th year of Sand On Whyte is back in Old Strathcona, and this final weekend, you’ll also have the
View YegventureYegventures has had the opportunity to view the Edmonton New Years Fireworks from Above for the last 6 years. The newest
View YegventureThe Kaleido Family Arts Fest is a true celebration of the Alberta Avenue community and a summer festival to close
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