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24/10/2025

This exhibit will make you think about what you consume. deleTABLE: The Future and Fragility of Food explores the relationship we have with food.

deleTABLE: The Future and Fragility of Food, an exhibition at the Art Gallery of Alberta, contemplates our relationship with food

24/10/2025

The legendary Garneau Theatre wants you to hunker down for a giddy all-nighter and six of the most beloved films from its 85-year history. One Helluva Night starts Tonight at dusk and ends Saturday at dawn. 🍿

The legendary movie theatre celebrates its 85th anniversary with a 12-hour movie marathon stretching dusk Friday night to dawn Saturday

23/10/2025

For Shannon Nelson, owner of Traceable Textiles weaving is about the process.

Traceable Textiles founder Shannon Nelson weaves Canadian heritage through her line of blankets

23/10/2025

This bungalow in St. Albert has classic wood detailing and a sunroom to lust after.

This bungalow is rich with hardwood floors, ceiling details and classic cabinetry

22/10/2025

The 2025 class of Top 40 Under 40 will be announced on Oct. 31 — get your tickets to meet and celebrate the young professionals who are shaping our city with their vision, creativity and purpose.

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Sponsors: University of Alberta, Winspear Centre, Global Edmonton

Musical performances by: Don Berner, R.J. Cui

20/10/2025

The vegan cinnamon bun from Bloom Cookie Co. is a swirl of warm, sweet goodness.v

This vegan treat from Bloom Cookie Co. is the perfect balance of gooey sweetness and warm brioche.

17/10/2025

We talked to two Edmonton chefs about how they approach Thanksgiving leftovers.

Two Edmonton chefs get creative with holiday leftovers

17/10/2025

🎉We're celebrating five years of Edify by checking in on some our most notable cover subjects.

When Edify profiled visual artist Braxton Garneau in May 2023, he was four years removed from his first showing at the Art Gallery of Alberta’s “Five Artists, One Love” series, and becoming known for transforming materials like asphalt, raffia, cotton and sugarcane into textured works of art. Since then, his ascent has been swift: a solo show in Los Angeles, a group exhibition at Saskatoon’s Remai Modern and a painting acquired by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego.

This fall he capped a residency at New York’s International Studio and Curatorial Program with a breakthrough solo show at Chicago’s Monique Meloche Gallery, famed for launching artists now in the Guggenheim and Smithsonian. Garneau, whose works draw on Afro-Caribbean and European influences, is preparing his largest solo exhibition yet at the University of Saskatchewan. In February, he’ll return to the AGA for the 20th anniversary of the show where it began.

Braxton Garneau makes art from earth

16/10/2025

Andrew Ritchie’s solo play, 'Cycle,' invites audiences to pedal along as he explores the highs and lows of city cycling.

‘Cycle’ invites its audience to ride along on a personal exploration of active transportation

15/10/2025

A new build in historic Westmount has all the natural light you'll ever need. 🪟

This home in one of Edmonton’s historic neighbourhoods boasts natural light, airy spaces and a manicured back yard

14/10/2025

This year's Distinguished Alumni Award recipients from the University of Alberta are shaping systems and strengthening communities. Their work shows that purpose, when paired with action, can transform lives.

From courtrooms to classrooms, laboratories to landscapes, U of A alumni are channelling change into the world.

14/10/2025

A simple banana bread recipe to make use of your sourdough discard.

This recipe turns your sourdough discard into a tangy, tasty treat