April 11th, 2007
The Old Strathcona Farmers' Market in Edmonton is one of the city's biggest charms. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere and live entertainment from local musicians while you browse products from over 130 local vendors.
You can find pretty much anything here. There is the expected local farmers (including organic) selling produce, dairy and honey. There is also a wide variety of ...
Posted in Shopping, Things To Do by Maggie -
April 11th, 2007
A visit to the Italian Centre Shop is more an experience than it is a shopping errand. This is the place to go in all of Edmonton to find anything Italian. There are aisles of specialty food items and staples, drinks, desserts, fresh baked bread and a produce section.
Take a number at the deli counter and find a variety of meats, cheeses and olives. Staff are happy to help you ...
Posted in Shopping by Maggie -
April 11th, 2007
If you are looking for something to do on a Saturday afternoon, head to Blues on Whyte (also called the Commercial). Every Saturday the bar hosts a jam session that has become a institution in the city. There is no entry fee, but there's often a line-up and standing room only so you might want to arrive early.
The atmosphere is friendly and extremely laid back and is ideal for people ...
Posted in Bars & Clubs, Entertainment, Things To Do by Maggie -
April 4th, 2007
This group of fabulous young ladies will have you hooting & hollering & begging for more by the time their first set of the night is done! They are a burlesque troupe with a classic vaudeville style that earns the troupe rave reviews with every performance.
Catch the girls' next show this Friday night at The Roost Niteclub. Doors open at 9pm
For more information:
www.theroostniteclub.com or 426-3150
http://www.myspace.com/capitalcityburlesque
Posted in Bars & Clubs, Entertainment, Events, Things To Do by Tanya -
March 25th, 2007
This restaurant has one of the best buffets in the city as far as i'm concerned. It's comfort food central with a fantastic salad bar offering everything from tossed salad to jello to 2 different pasta salads. Try the potato salad...definitely worth seconds. Further down the line comes the soup selections followed by the main course selections. There's everything from your favorite veggie to pasta right down to ham and ...
Posted in Attractions by Tanya -
March 22nd, 2007
The Art Gallery of Alberta is due to close on March 24/07 and re-open on April 14/07 at its new Enterprise Square location with all new exhibits. See the gallery website for a schedule of exhibits and more information on the new location.
http://www.artgalleryalberta.com/
Posted in Attractions, News, Things To Do by Tanya -
March 15th, 2007
Red Lobster in both the West End (170 St and Stony Plain Road) and South Side (Calgary Trail and 45 ave) of Edmonton are great places for little get-togethers or large groups. However, if going on a weekend expect a minimum 20 minute wait.
Food:
For Appetizers try one (or both) of these:
Lobster Stuffed Mushrooms - Fresh mushrooms stuffed with Broccoli stuffing, lobster bits, and smothered in white cheddar cheese baked to a golden ...
Posted in Restaurants by edmontonblogger9 -
March 14th, 2007
Come check out the 5th anniversary of the Edmonton Collectible Toy and Comic Show!!
When: Sunday, March 25th 2007
11am - 4pm
Where: The Mayfield Inn (16615 - 109 ave)
$5 General Admission
Kids under 12 get in FREE!
Edmonton's favorite collectibles event returns to the Mayfield Inn for it's 5th annual show. Several special guests will be on hand making appearances at the show. Of course, the show would not be the premier collectibles event ...
Posted in Attractions, Events, Things To Do by Tanya -
March 12th, 2007

New Asian Village Indian Restaurant, located on 10149 Saskatchewan Drive has been pleasing Indian food lovers for over 20 years. The secret of its success is simple. Great food, reasonable prices and excellent service!
All this keep regulars coming back and also entices new Edmontonians and visitors to sample ...
Posted in Restaurants, Things To Do by Karen -
March 8th, 2007
In all honesty, one could most likely walk past this little place and never even know it was there. It is tucked away behind brick on 104 st just off of Jasper Ave, the only thing setting it apart from the other businesses on that street being its blue awning and its reputation for having the best food in the area. Needless to say, with that reputation, I couldn't resist. ...
Posted in Restaurants by Tanya -