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Crafted by Steven
Furgiuele of Fuge Fine
Meat, the gourmet sausages
at OTTO Food & Drink are
perfect to share and pair well
with their extensive craft beer
menu. ottofoodanddrink.com
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Pick up a pair of luxurious
and comfortable custom-
made men’s and women’s
footwear from Poppy Barley,
launched by a pair of sisters
and the first company in North
America to sell custom fashion
boots online. poppybarley.com
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Enjoy a pint of
Premium Lager or
Pale Ale in Yellowhead
Brewery’s Tasting
Room. The brewery
was named after the
first commercially
brewed beer in
Edmonton from back in
1894. yellowheadbeer.com
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It’s hard
to choose
from the wide
selection
of sweet
treats at Whimsical Cake
Studio, but the Espresso
Cake Pops and Peanut Butter
Awesomes are sure to please!
whimsicalcakestudio.ca
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The first of Daniel Costa’s
three restaurants, Corso
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fare, perfectly paired with
an extensive wine list. Finish
off your meal with the divine
Chocolate Torta. corso32.com
On August 8, 15, 22 &
29 in Churchill Square,
a three-storey-high inflatable
screen plays the latest
blockbuster films for Movies
on the Square. Arrive by 7 pm
for pre-movie entertainment
and bring a lawn chair!
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Sip and savour a
finely crafted cocktail
at Woodwork—the skilled
bartenders can whip you up
almost anything, but make a
particularly exceptional Old
Fashioned. woodworkyeg.com
Opened in 1957
alongside its sister
venue in Calgary, the
Northern Alberta
Jubilee Auditorium was
built to celebrate the
province’s 50th anniversary.
Home to the Edmonton
Opera and Alberta Ballet,
this 2,700-seat venue hosts
incredible performances
throughout the year, including
The Phantom of the Opera
from July 26 to August 6.
jubileeauditorium.com
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Spend some quality time
playing with cute felines
in the cat lounge at the Cat
Café on Whyte, which is often
home to over a dozen cats.
catcafeonwhyte.com
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Come for authentic
goulash and wiener
schnitzel but stay for the
warm atmosphere at Bistro
Praha, a Czech restaurant that
has served the likes of Kirk
Douglas and Joni Mitchell.
bistropraha.com
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Host to incredible musical
acts and top comedians,
the River Cree Resort &
Casino will host the Indigenous
Peoples’ Conference (July 2
& 3) held in conjunction with
the World Indigenous Nations
Games. rivercreeresort.com
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Walk among life-sized,
startlingly realistic
dinosaurs in the 40-acre
Jurassic Forest. Enjoy a guided
safari, dig for ancient remains,
and explore two kilometres of
trails through an old-growth
forest. jurassicforest.com
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The art district
of Edmonton
along 124 Street has
galleries for any taste,
from the Indigenous
works at Bearclaw
Gallery to the
thought-provoking
art at Scott Gallery.
Celebrating
its golden
anniversary this year,
the Chateau Lacombe
has been an iconic tower on
Edmonton’s skyline for 50
years! Enjoy a memorable
meal at the hotel restaurant,
La Ronde, which revolves
once every 88 minutes.
chateaulacombe.com
With a slide,
sundeck, and
a neighbouring
park, the
centrally located
Oliver Pool is a
wonderful spot to cool off with
the kids! 10315-119 St.
The oldest market in
the city, as it opened in
1903, City Market fills the 104
Street Promenade with fresh
veggies, buskers, and more
every Saturday morning in the
summer months. city-market.ca
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Learn the history of
Ukrainian settlement
from 1892 til 1930 at the
Ukrainian Cultural Heritage
Village and their feature
exhibit, Where We Came From.
ukrainianvillage.com
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