by admin | Oct 13, 2020 | Interview, Uncategorized
Gen Z and the Resurgence of Van life in Edmonton picture: vanlifer by Analea Zimmermann The idea of trading in a white picket fence for a Volkswagen Pop-Top Westfalia has been on the rise amongst those born in 1997 and later, with its numbers only increasing during...
by admin | Oct 12, 2020 | Movies, Review
Step away Sherlock, it’s Millie Bobby Brown’s turn in the limelight! review by Georgia Englot Almost as soon as Harry Bradbeer’s delightfully quirky movie, Enola Holmes, begins, Millie Bobby Brown dominates the film and captures hearts and attention. “Now...
by admin | Oct 10, 2020 | Exhibition, Review, Visual arts
An afternoon at the AGA Photo: IQRemix from Canada – Edmonton – Art Gallery of Alberta review and photos by Annie Wildemann “It looks just like a knock-off Frank Gehry,” my partner, Kurt, exclaimed as we approached the Art Gallery of Alberta, referencing...
by admin | Oct 5, 2020 | Food, Review
If you want a chill place to eat with local art and a comfy atmosphere, Cafe Mosaics is a great place to go photo: exploreedmonton.com Review and photos by Vivian Poon After six months of socially isolating, I missed the experience of sitting down and actually dining...
by admin | Oct 4, 2020 | Events, Review
A trail-riding outfit only a half-hour outside Edmonton photo: Thunder Ridge Trails Ranch facebook Review by Carelyn Kostykphotos from the Thunder Ridge Trails Ranch Facebook When I heard from a friend that there was a horse trail riding company only a half hour out...
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