Best Arts and Culture Places in Edmonton

"In 2010, the construction of the new Art Gallery of Alberta paved the way for Edmonton’s recent love affair with modern architecture. Inspired by the northern climate, architect Randall Stout designed this 85,000 square foot centre. Noted for its smooth, undulating lines that mimic both the North Saskatchewan River and the Northern Lights, gorgeous open concept windows and its extraordinary stainless steel curtain wall, the Art Gallery of Alberta has won numerous architectural awards for innovation in design."

"With the opening of this maverick art gallery in 2010, Edmonton at last gained a modern signature building to counter the ubiquitous boxy skyscrapers with its giant glass-and-metal space helmet."

"While art galleries aren’t ideal for younger kids, the Art Gallery of Alberta does offer a variety of art classes, art camps, and drop-in activities for toddlers and kids."

"On February 21, 2014, the switch was turned on for first museum of its kind in #Canada. The Neon Sign Museum is an outdoor display for pedestrians to enjoy in the evening in the Warehouse District of 4th Street Promenade (also overlaps with Ice District). There are descriptions on the sidewalk to each #NeonLight that has played a role in Edmonton history."

"The Edmonton Neon Sign Museum is a blast-from-the-past shining in neon!. The first of its kind in Canada, 20 functional historic signs tell the story of Edmonton’s neon past. You can find this installation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on the east wall of the TELUS building and the south wall of the Mercer Warehouse building on 104 Street and 104 Avenue."

"The Neon Sign Museum, the first of its kind in Canada, features restored neon signs from Edmonton’s past. There’s 20 neon signs on the east wall of the TELUS building and the south wall of the Mercer Warehouse building on 104 Street and 104 Avenue."

"10345 124 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta T5N 1R1 Canada+1 780-482-2854[email protected]http://bugeramathesongallery.com. Bugera Matheson offers a refreshing perspective on Edmonton’s vibrant art scene and also features some of the best of contemporary artworks from artists across Canada. We represent artists that will appeal to the discerning collector; with price ranges that are accessible."

"At Bugera Matheson Gallery, you will find the art that remains after the very first glance and brings surprise into your life every time you look at them. The gallery has been in the art scene of Edmonton since 1992. It offers a refreshing insight on the lively art community in the city, and also showcases a few of the exceptional contemporary crafts of artists throughout Canada."

"Bugera Matheson Gallery focuses on bold artwork that will stay with you long after you see it. From fresh abstracts to eccentric sculptures, they want to help you find the piece that speaks to you. 10345 124 Street, Edmonton"

"Bearclaw stands apart from others by featuring Canadian First Nations artists. With paintings, wood carvings, clay works, jewellery, sculptures, and more, they convey the history and traditions of these cultures for new audiences. 10403 124 Street, Edmonton"

"Peter Robertson Gallery is a gallery downtown that showcases the work of many local artists. They often hold art fairs and exhibitions to present the newest additions to their gallery. The line of services they offer include delivery and installations, appraisals, approvals and more."

"Peter Robertson Gallery is yet another amazing Edmonton art gallery. The gallery is a haven of contemporary artworks. Visiting this art gallery will be a great artistic experience for you."

"Harcourt House Arts Centre is one of only four public galleries, and one of three artist-run centres in Edmonton. The centre delivers a host of services to both artists and the community, and acts as an essential alternative site for the presentation, distribution and promotion of contemporary art. It is an artist-run, charitable organization that promotes contemporary visual art to interested individuals and organizations by providing education, exhibitions and resources."

"Harcourt House is one of only four public galleries, and one of three artist-run centres in Edmonton. They deliver a host of services to both artists and the community – and act as an alternative location for the presentation, distribution and promotion of contemporary art. In their exhibition programming, they seek both emerging and established artists to present work that aims to engage."

"This artist-run centre not only showcases contemporary visual arts with exhibitions and events throughout the year, they offer studio space and workshops for budding artists to learn and create. 10215 112 Street, Edmonton"

"Ortona Armoury Arts Bldg.Sketch by Marlena Wyman, 1 September 2019. The Ortona Armoury is historically significant for two major layers of history: the Hudson’s Bay Company exterior and the Navy interior. It was built in 1914 by architect C.R."

"10186 106 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1H4 Canada+1 780-488-5900http://www.albertacraft.ab.ca/the-gallery-shop/. Alberta Craft Gallery - Edmonton is dedicated to bringing you the best in contemporary and traditional fine craft. Choose from a wide selection of handcrafted pottery, blown and fused glass, jewellery, woodwork, fibre art and home accessories from over 150 artists."

"This Edmonton art gallery is dedicated to introducing you to the finest traditional and contemporary crafted artworks. They offer the clients a vast selection of handmade pottery, glassworks, fiber art, jewelry collection, woodcrafts, and furniture. They work to deliver the customers unique and quality craftwork."

"If you've never been to the Alberta Craft Gallery, you don't know what you're missing. The gallery houses hundreds of pieces of beautiful art, all handcrafted…”more"

"Ohana-Ya is one of the best Japanese restaurants you will find near Edmonton. Their tuna tataki is superb and well worth the trip across the river. It is the perfect place to take your family and friends as they serve several Japanese delights on small plates."

"Red Lobster has been devoted to supplying you with a seafood experience since 1968 that you won’t find anywhere else. They started out in Lakeland, Florida as a single, family-owned restaurant, but their dream of sharing their love for seafood did not stop there. They are enthusiastic about making tasty, high-quality seafood affordable and accessible to all, including people living far from the coast and regardless of race, ethnicity, religion or economic means."

"Staff is really nice and went their for the very first time of my life and it was amazing trying out the sea food."

"Next on our list of the best sushi restaurants in Edmonton is Furusato Japanese Restaurant. This hole-in-the-wall resto is a hidden gem for those who find it. They offer the most delectable sushi that’s presented prettily, and also offer good grilled Japanese fare as well."

"Food was really good if don’t take into consideration a hair what has been found in the chicken. This place is 100% where ..."

"Eat authentic Japanese street food without travelling to Japan by visiting Dorinku.The Tokyo street themed restaurant will fulfill your cravings for sushi, ramen, rice bowls, and good alcohol. Not only that, their open kitchen and huge bar displays how Dorinku handles the freshest local meats and vegetables.Their amazing capability to transform local ingredients into authentic Japanese flavors surely sounds like a treat!"

"I’ve never been to Japan (hopefully one day) but I imagine that it has restaurants like Dorinku there. There are actually 2 Dorinku locations in Edmonton – Dorinku Tokyo and Dorinku Osaka. Both are great, but Dorinku Tokyo would be my main choice."

"Each year, people flock to the Ice Castles at Hawrelak Park. The man-made ice castles are a frosty wonderland – Instagrammable, indeed!. View this post on Instagram"