Beautiful views of the river valley and Edmonton skyline, combined with artistic creations of all sorts, music and family fun—that is the Strathearn Art Walk. What started as a small…
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The eastern edge of downtown Edmonton is going through a dramatic transformation in the form of The Quarters. Now, the first question you might have about The Quarters, even if…
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“It’s certainly a rarer form of heritage building in Edmonton.” That is David Johnston’s take on the historic Iron Works Building, now undergoing a major renovation. Johnston is the principal…
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David Aaron has been taking pictures of buildings, places and things in Edmonton since he was a youngster. His grandmother gave him a Kodak Instamatic 110 camera when he was…
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“The end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century were driven by the wonder of electricity, new transportation and communication technologies. And the face of the…
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For those frequenting the area around Churchill Square, it may just be a nice looking building on the corner of 102 Avenue and 100 Street with a National Bank logo…
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Doug Cowan has lived the entire eight decades of his life in Edmonton and has seen plenty of changes in that time. Fortunately, he has recorded those many changes through…
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The core of downtown Edmonton is also the core of the city’s arts and culture scene. In the area right around Churchill Square, you will find live theatre at the…
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Noel Buckland Dant was born in Edmonton, Middlesex, U.K. in December of 1913. He attended Taunton School in Somerset and did extremely well in school despite being congenitally deaf. In…
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Bringing the country into the city. That is what farmers’ markets do. And Edmonton has had some country in its heart since 1900. Farmers Market supply wagons on Jan 16,…
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