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An artist’s local travel guide to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
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Kluane Mountaineering

The warmest jackets, sleeping bags and vests, made locally, and they're big in Japan.

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Strathcona/Whyte Ave

Latitude 53

Take in some contemporary art at one of Canada’s oldest artist-run centres.

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Art
Downtown

Lee Pavilion in the Citadel Theatre

An indoor tropical garden inside Edmonton's Citadel theatre is the relief every winter city needs.

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Downtown

Listen Records

It's always fun to dig through the record crates at Listen Records.

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Westmount

Metro Cinema at the Garneau Theatre

All the classics and new indie cinema under the most epic marquee in the city - this theatre is a historical beauty. Going to see a movie here is a classic Edmonton move!

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University
Strathcona/Whyte Ave

Nhon Hoa Sandwich Bar

Some of the best Vietnamese subs in the city!

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Ociciwan Contemporary Art Centre

The Ociciwan Contemporary Art Centre shows the work of Indigenous contemporary artists and designers.

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Art
Downtown

Oliver Exchange

A Wîhkwêntôwin neighbourhood hot spot with a bakery, coffee shop, brewery and more!

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Wîhkwêntôwin

Paper Birch Books

A cozy indie bookshop with an artist's soul in Edmonton's Little Italy.

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Art
McCauley

Paul Kane Park

With a sweeping pond, rolling hills to catch some sun on and beautiful trees for some shade, we think it's the best urban park in the city.

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Wîhkwêntôwin

Peter Hemingway Pool

Architect Peter Hemingway won the Massey Medal for this mid-century structure made from wood, concrete, steel, cables and glass.

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Westmount