Pulse
What Edmonton is talking about — straight from social feeds.
Reddit · 1234 posts
All Reddit →River valley foliage is peaking right now. If you haven't been down to the river valley for a walk yet this fall, conditions are right.
People are asking which HomeSense location in the city is worth the trip. Main draws seem to be selection and the vibe of the space itself.
Winter birthday coming up? A parent on Reddit is hunting for cheap party venues—pottery, play gyms keep coming up wildly expensive. They're hoping the city has budget options that won't break the bank while keeping their five-year-old happy.
Redditor asking if Edmonton has anything like those wild synchronized holiday light displays — knows about the 97st house that's walk-through and impressive. Looking for similar spots in the area for Halloween or Christmas.
A five-person band (three members 17, two over 18) is looking for open mics or jam spots in Edmonton where they can play without staying out too late. Problem: most venues won't let minors perform. Asking if anyone knows places that'll book young musicians.
Someone in an older Edmonton home (built '91) can't find shut-off valves for outdoor faucets — their newer place from 2014 had them. Wondering if they should be worried about freeze damage this winter or if older homes just didn't have them.
YouTube · 41 posts
All YouTube →West Edmonton Mall is hosting a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation event today with Indigenous storytelling, traditional Powwow dancing, Métis and hoop dancing, live performances from local Indigenous artists.
People were out dancing and soaking up the day at William Hawrelak Park Wednesday. That's the kind of energy the place has going on right now — lively, everyone together, watching the city come alive.
Live music and crowds filled O'Day'min Park downtown over the weekend — the whole vibe is different when someone's on stage. Worth a trip if you're looking for something to do outside.
Fred Broadstock and other outdoor pools are getting busy as fall weather stays sunny. Summer vibes sticking around longer than expected.
there's a whole quiet side of edmonton with no crowds, no traffic, just residential streets and the vibe most of us never see. sometimes the city is exactly what you need it to be.
Sylvan Lake's water is crystal clean and the beaches are packed this time of year. One of Alberta's most popular summer spots, but heads up—it gets seriously crowded.
