Culture — Page 2
Wonderpool brings three Edmonton artists' imagined worlds to Gallery@501 starting July 8
Mixed media works from Sara Norquay, Byron McBride, and C.W. Carson use printmaking, textiles, painting, and relief sculpture to...
Edmonton Fringe announces 'Unforgettable' theme for 45th festival
Running August 13–23, the 2026 festival will feature 209 shows in 37 venues across town, plus free concerts, KidsFringe, 35 outdoor...
Eight standouts at the 2026 Works Art & Design Festival
From recycled-aluminum megabees to wildfire-scorched birch forests, this year's curated highlights capture the breadth of Churchill...
Freewill Shakespeare returns to Hawrelak Park triumphant
Much Ado About Nothing kicks off Freewill's homecoming to Heritage Amphitheatre after more than five years away.
Janis Irwin on Pride in Edmonton year-round
The Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood MLA talks about what makes the city's Pride culture special—and why it never really ends.
Freewill Shakespeare returns to Hawrelak with 'Much Ado About Nothing'
The beloved outdoor festival is back at Heritage Amphitheatre after a five-year absence, reopening with a witty ensemble production...
Investigation Wins Gold for Restaurant Food Safety Reporting
The Edmonton Journal and MacEwan University students won a Canadian Association of Journalists award for their investigation into...
Edmonton Journal's restaurant-inspection investigation wins CAJ gold
Risky Restaurants project, a collaboration between the Journal and MacEwan students, revealed major gaps in Alberta's food safety oversight.
Edmonton's oldest park once had a zoo and a tunnel of love
Borden Park has housed a roller coaster, amusement rides, and Edmonton's first zoo—a century-old transformation from fairground to...
Freewill Shakespeare Festival returns to Hawrelak with two full productions
After five years away, the 37th edition opens with Much Ado About Nothing and Shakespeare-inspired musical Something Rotten! this summer.
Mamma Mia! brings ABBA high-energy to the Jube
The Broadway musical delivers exactly what it promises: dancing, frothy humour, and unstoppable Swedish pop songs in full theatrical force.
CKUA host Baba Singh remembered for music mastery
Dilbagh Singh Bhangoo, known to radio listeners as Baba, died in mid-May after decades building Edmonton's most eclectic radio show.
