Best Arts and Culture Places in West Jasper Place

"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 a giant glass-and-metal space helmet. Its collection comprises 6000 pieces of historical and contemporary art, many of which have strong Canadian bias, that rotate through eight galleries. Numerous worthwhile temporary shows also pass through, and you'll find a shop, theater and restaurant on-site."

"The Art Gallery of Alberta is a public art gallery located in downtown Edmonton. Its collection of well over 6,000 works of art includes historical and contemporary paintings, sculptures, installation works and photographs by Canadian and international artists. In addition to its permanent collection, the AGA hosts visiting exhibitions and offers public education programs."

"It is a central role for the Art Gallery of Alberta to collect works of art as it is an active research facility and public resource for the Alberta community. AGA has acquired more than 6,000 artworks since it was established in 1924. Primarily, the strength of AGA’s contemporary collection lies on Canadian sculpture and abstract painting."

"Along the side of the Mercer Warehouse building lives one of the most photogenic spots in our beautiful city — a stunning row of vintage neon signs, lighting up the sky with every colour imaginable. The wall of historic signs tells a story of Edmonton’s past, featuring advertisements from bygone businesses. The neon sign museum is outside, easily accessible, and always open — check it out during daylight or at night for a different kind of glow.Located on 104 Street just north of 104 Avenue"

"This outdoor Edmonton museum is utterly unique and makes for an incredibly fun stop whether you’re a resident of the city or just visiting. With 20 historic neon signs collected by the City of Edmonton, this display is one of the most photographable Edmonton museums in the city. Plaques are found below each sign detailing where the sign once hung, so you can imagine the signs in their original homes."

"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."

"Bugera Matheson Gallery is the ideal place for you to visit. This Edmonton art gallery has been in the field of art creation since 1992. The exhibits in their gallery take you to a world of vibrant and refreshing Canadian art culture."

"Started in 1992, this gallery provides many works from Canadian artists. It contains three spaces with paintings, sculpture and media found throughout."

"The fine art collection of Bearclaw Gallery showcases the creativity and authenticity of Canadian Native and First Nations histories, traditions and culture. This art gallery has been treasuring a broad collection and served a dealer of Inuit, Metis and Canadian First Nations art for more than 40 years. Their collection includes craft and gifts, jewelry, clay works, wood carvings, stone sculptures and paintings."

"Located in the heart of the Gallery Walk district in Edmonton, Alberta stands an art gallery whose main focus is to celebrate the heritage of Canadian First Nations. Internationally known artists will be the detailed artwork you will view when visiting. This gallery offers a unique display of Canadian First Nations artwork, which can not be seen in other galleries."

"This gallery has been providing a venue for contemporary Canadian and international artists to showcase their work since 1992 and the bare white walls and high ceilings add to the overall ambience of the gallery itself. You'll also find works in both steel and wood on display here."

"Representing the diverse works of Canadian artists, Peter Robertson Gallery’s contemporary setting puts the art on display. They seek to inform collectors and viewers about the art and the creator behind it just as much as they seek to inspire. 12323 104 Avenue, Edmonton"

"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"

"Launched in 1986, the Scott gallery is one of the best-reviewed Edmonton art galleries. The gallery exclusively features the fine artworks of Canadian artists. They take special initiatives to promote each of their artists in their careers."

"The last one on the list of best Edmonton art galleries is Nina Haggerty Centre. This initiative aims to support artists with developmental disabilities. Being in the field since 2003, they have been able to encourage and help over 200 artists from the disabled community."

"The Nina’s collection comes from a group of artists that sets them apart: all work is done by artists with developmental disabilities. From paintings to performance art, these exhibitions will be ones you will never forget. 9225 118 Avenue, 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."

"Currently, Crave’s only gluten-free offerings are cupcakes, but a staff member told me that they’re working on perfecting a gluten-free cookie recipe before adding it to the menu. They offer red velvet and chocolate gluten-free cupcakes, as well as some seasonal varieties like pumpkin and gingerbread. The red velvet is fluffy, light and moist – three things that are difficult to achieve with gluten-free baking."

"The Comedy Factory has been bringing laughs to people for over 30 years, and their stand-up comedy is some of the best Edmonton has to offer. Aside from stand-up comedy, they also offer hypnotists, magicians, illusionists, variety acts, ventriloquists, impressionists, improv, and more. This makes them unique in a sense: every night there’s something new to offer on the table."

"This unique casino features 34 table games ranging from blackjack to four-card poker, over 750 slot machines including the Michael Jackson King of Pop Video Slots, a 24-hour Poker Room and more!. Plenty of great events happen throughout the year in the Showroom including many concerts. Upcoming acts include:"

"This is the most fancy casino of the city and it’s located in the north eastern part of Edmonton. In this casino you will find 34 table games with roulette, blackjack, and craps all available. There are also regular poker tournaments and the main gambling floor includes more than 750 slots."