Friends of 104th.... As you all know, Urban Sparq has decided to appeal the Development Officer's decision to reject the application for the #megabar proposal in the Fox II towers. http://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/proposed-downtown-mega-bars-to-appeal-city-rejection The date for the appeal hearing for the #megabar is scheduled for November 2nd at 10:30 am, 3rd floor of the Churchill Building. A few community members met Saturday and we will be lining up 5-6 speakers that can speak to different perspectives Read More
Jesse loves to go Downtown for hockey games, concerts & the awesome nightlife. But he likes to save the adventure for the destination, so he plans ahead before he heads out. Jesse is pretty smart, be like Jesse.
Jesse is a really good fan when we comes Downtown. He knows not to litter, to use the crosswalks, keep the noise down and more. Check out this video for tips from Jesse on how to celebrate shamelessly and enjoy Downtown responsibly.
Planning your trip to Downtown Edmonton? Jesse has a few options for you to consider, from biking to taking transit to driving.
WOW! What an exciting September so far! Opening of Rogers Arena, first three international artists perform to full house at Rogers Arena, this upcoming Saturday - Oil Kings and Monday- Oiler preseason games. First NEWS FROM PURPLE FLAG COMMITTEE: We wanted to welcom Rogers Patrons, by providing visitors with a visual cue, and eyes are on the street support. And provide an innovative way to keep pedestrian noise low. Event: Three lots being animated Read More
On July 13, the City of Edmonton and Oilers Entertainment Group (OEG) hosted over 100 people in an information session providing Downtown residents and businesses with parking and traffic plans, as well as answering questions that they may have. Stu Ballantyne of OEG kicked off the session with a 15 minute presentation of the Rogers Place Event Traffic and Parking Plan. Watch the video of thepresentation above. There were several key areas that Read More
I have had a sad note from Linda Kearney. The most excellent baker of high-quality breads, tarts and other exquisite sweets is closing Dauphine Bakery and Bistro. The last day for the shop, owned and run by Kearney and her husband, Paul Bumanis, is Aug. 27. Thereafter, Dauphine can be found until the end of the market season at both the City Market and the 124 Grand Market, where the business has had Read More
Among the highlights of the tour will be seeing the Ford Hall artwork by world-renowned Indigenous artist Alex Janvier, the NHL’s largest true high-definition scoreboard, and the bright, wide concourses offering an impressive array of food and beverage options. Tickets to the open house will be released to the public on August 29. Tickets are free and the public will be required to book a scheduled arrival/entrance slot between 8 a.m. Read More
The landscaping isn’t quite done. A few workers are still milling about inside. But as moving vans pull into the driveway, neighbours of Edmonton’s downtown arena are keeping an eye on the place, wondering how much the area will change when the doors open. “It’s more just understanding the flow of traffic and understanding how it’s going to impact this street in particular because this street has a specific feel and community around it,,” said Read More
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