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It’s no doubt that Pokémon Go has taken the world by storm. Whether you want to be the very best, play for nostalgia (looking at you, 90s kid) or find the game a great way to be physically active, one thing is true: you’ll want to catch ‘em all! Here are some of the best Pokémon hotspots in Edmonton. That being said, please play responsibly and pay attention to your surroundings! [Image credit: Pokémon Go]
With our wide open, green spaces, it’s no surprise that Edmonton and area is home to approximately 90 public and private (members-only) golf courses. I consulted with a couple of avid golfers, my ma and pa, to find some of the top courses. Here’s a rundown of a variety of golf courses within an hour’s drive of Edmonton – for experienced golfers, beginners and everyone in between. [Image credit: iStock.com/MichaelSvoboda]
There are tons of to-do lists for tourist attractions in Edmonton, but not too many lists of things to do for new Edmontonians. If you’ve recently moved to the capital city, here are a few things to do to during the warmer months to acquaint yourself with your new city like a local. [Image credit: iStock.com/&@169 indykb]
If you would like to treat Mom to a day she'll never forget, chose an activity-based Mother's Day adventure, rather than just the traditional brunch or dinner (or do both!). These fun activities all take place the weekend of Mother's day 2016, and offer a family-friendly experience Mom will love.
College and university students rejoice: Reading Week will soon be here. If you’re not jetting off to a sunny destination, fear not: You can have a great time at home and enjoy all the fun stuff you don’t normally have time to do. These indoor activities can be done anytime, regardless of whether the weather gods are cruel or kind this month.
This year, Family Day takes place Monday, February 15, 2016. This annual holiday is a special day to embrace time with your family. Make the most of it (and the whole long weekend!) by participating in these fun, action-packed adventures fit for families.
Life in our northern town means we can play in ice and snow all winter long. Explore an ice castle, stroll through an ice sculpture garden, slide a zippy ice slide and skate on a trail through the snowy woods. Here are all of the best ways to be cool as ice in Edmonton right now.
If you're not one of the lucky few who has tickets to Folk Fest 2016, get your fill of live music at these local venues. Folk Fest, which runs August 4 to 7, 2016, is a reminder of how fun it can be to see your favourite bands (or new bands!) in person. Whether you can't make it to Gallagher Park or simply weren't able to get tickets, you can still get your fill of great music in Edmonton almost any night of the week.
If you want to celebrate the upcoming New Year with a fancy party frock, cool hat and absolutely no crying children, there are plenty of parties, dinners and galas that are for adults only (18+). These Edmonton spots guarantee a fun-filled New Year’s Eve celebration you won’t soon forget.
New Year’s Eve celebrations can start long before midnight, especially if you have kids (who may or may not stay awake until the clock strikes 12!). These Edmonton New Year’s parties are ideal for families. And, best of all, most of them are free!
The holidays are a wonderful time to try new activities or to explore your community for Christmas-themed outings that only happen at this special time of year. These activities in Edmonton are appropriate for both kids and adults, and will leave you full of holiday cheer.
It’s that time of year again for university students far and wide. You have readings to catch up on and term papers you still need find scholarly sources for - and final exams are just around the corner. There are only 24 hours in a day, and you still need to eat and be hygienic. We can’t help you pencil in a shower, but we can help you find a decent place to study and eat at the same time.