Carlson Aquascape Waterfall Shuts Down
The waterfall at Citadel Theatre has shut down for good.
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Downtown
Olly Fresco’s made-to-order pasta is ?
Olly Fresco’s is a chain of cafeteria-style food halls in 5 Canadian cities (currently only open Calgary, Edmonton, and Montreal). This urban food market serves selections both prêt-à-manger (ready-to-eat) and made-to-order.
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Edmonton Streetcar Reopens With Refreshed Museum
The popular High Level Bridge Streetcar line reopens July 9, 2021.
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The Final Valley Line Train Has Arrived
Edmonton’s Valley Line Southeast has reached a major milestone. The final of 26 light rail vehicles have arrived at the Southside rail garage known as the Gerry Wright Operations and Maintenance Facility.
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Ice And The City Food Walk Tours
Chef Table Living is currently offering Food Walk Tours as part of Ice On Whyte’s Ice and the City 2021 ice sculptures places across the Edmonton. There are 13 different circuits which may be booked in both Downtown and Old Strathcona.
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Edmonton City Centre Celebrates Chinese New Year
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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Edmonton’s $100,000 Christmas Tree
“Candela, An Evolution of Light” is the name of the tree which sits proudly in the glass facade lobby facing north onto 104 Avenue downtown across from the lot of the the former Baccarat Casino.
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Bistro Praha’s Czech Delights
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.
View YegventureTouring the Law Courts
On 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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Pop-Up Winter Art in Oliver
Oliver 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.
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