Best of Edmonton & Beyond
Showcasing winter festivals, events, and Christmas season
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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The 2020 EPCOR Zoominescence features 10 art installations by various artists, all displaying themes of resilience and togetherness.
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What happens when it’s -39 windchill outside and you shoot boiling water out of a super soaker?
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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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Note: This article is about the 2018 Boardwalk Ice On Whyte but still tells the history of its transformation. It’s
View YegventureLeduc Country Lights is the biggest outdoor light up event in the Edmonton region outside the Alberta Legislature grounds. It’s
View YegventureThe Silver Skate Festival has been a hidden gem in the city for years, and thanks to social media, this
View YegventureIce On Whyte is Edmonton’s premier winter festival and hosts the only International Ice Carving Competition in the city. This
View YegventureThe Flying Canoe Festival is a definite Yegventures pick for winter festivals to attend. It’s less than 10 years old,
View YegventureFor at least the last three years, the Muttart Conservatory has opened their Lunar New Year show with a bang
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