Review and photos by Lauren Kalinowski The billboard for the Disney Animation: Immersive Experience, presented by Lighthouse Immersive Studios at the Edmonton Expo Centre until April 21, gives almost no information about the...
Read Morepraying in the ‘Darbar Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji’ gurdwara by Arsh Kaur Visiting gurdwara, a place of worship for Sikh, is not something I do regularly. But, on Nov 27, my mother nudged me persistently to join the celebrations...
Read MoreBannock and Jam Report by J. Kaur The only time I remember eating bannock was at an elementary school field trip to Fort Edmonton Park. Sarah DeLanophoto North Saskatchewan River Valley Conservation Society We had...
Read MorePhoto: Edmonton Christmas Market Review by Caitlin Stratton From November until early January, I consume as much Christmas cheer as humanly possible. My love for anything Christmas brought me to the Edmonton Christmas Market...
Read MoreReview by Arsh Kaur An Indian wedding is not just an over the top marriage ceremony; it’s an ancient custom to show off your money and to build a standard among relatives. Being a part of a big, joint, Indian family, I have...
Read MorePhotos and report by J. Kaur Entering the Meridian Banquet Hall, the first thing I checked for was whether my friends and I had overdressed for the event. Thankfully, there were guests walking in dressed to the nines. My pastel...
Read Morereview by Iman Qureshi For our spooky Halloween thrill this year, my friends and I checked out a haunted festival, DARK, that takes place at Fort Edmonton Park annually, and is now in its sixth year. We went on October 27th,...
Read MoreReview and photos by Caitlin Stratton I attended the Where Science Meets Cocktails event on October 20 with a friend at the Telus World of Science Edmonton (TWOSE). I tasted eight of over twenty different cocktails and ten food...
Read MoreDay of the Dead Review and photos by Brooklyn Hollinger When I think of Halloween, the typical front porch jack-o-lantern comes to mind: a basket-ball sized gourd with a droopy smile and triangle eyes. However, Pumpkins After...
Read MoreBhangra dancers at the 2023 Kaleido Festival review and photos by Arsh Kaur To all the people who call Edmonton Deadmonton, Kaleido is an accolade that saves the city’s reputation. The 18th year of Kaleido Family Arts Festival...
Read MoreA Book Launch review by J Kaur A sign proclaiming of “an enduring love affair between Sam and Marie” stood in the Rutherford Library at the University of Alberta. I was there to attend my first ever book launch, and although The...
Read Morereview and photos by Ani Vanderploeg For one weekend every September, Edmonton’s 118th Avenue is transformed from the typical inner city street to the festival of Kaleido. On the morning of September 17, the Avenue stretched out...
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