Shut.The.Front.Door! Pamela D. Is here! And she's Scottish with a fun accent! And she's a Mom!…read more I'm sooo looking forward to kid stuff! Table Top Cafe had killer drinks including make your own adult slurpee! Um, yes :-) Loved getting to catch up with Yelpers & meeting new people! See y'all at Deadmonton!

This was a small... somewhat quiet (but really, how quiet could it really be when a group of Yelp…read moreElites get together?) event that gave us the opportunity to meet the lovely Pamela D, our new CM. Pamela greeted everyone personally as they walked in the door. She was so on top of things! I have a hard time when meeting new people sometimes, but she gave me a hug and told me she recognized me from my picture. I felt really comfortable with her right away. Alright, alright, the accent definitely helped! The space was originally set up for us to break into smaller groups and play a few different games, but it quickly turned into a massive game of Cards Against Humanities and we got to see a different side of our fellow yelpers! I had not been to any of the MANY gaming cafe type establishments in the city before, so it was definitely cool to finally check one out. I have regular games nights with my friends so it was neat to see that in a different kind of setting. Change is hard.... there's no denying that. But I think the Edmonton Yelp Community is in good hands with Pamela and we're really lucky to have her!

It's been a long time since I came to the Edmonton Craft Beer Festival but boy was it ever fun!!…read moreThis event requires tickets to get in as well as purchasing tickets for drinks and food items once inside. So be prepared for that. This is an annual "festival" and it's super fun! Edmonton, Alberta, and abroad has so many craft breweries to showcase and this show does not disappoint. There is no way you can possibly try all the craft beers here so you'll need a strategy coming in and see what things you'd like to try most. We went around to many of the booths both food and drinks and tasted so many wonderful items. Highly recommend ubering or taxi once you're done here as you will likely be too intoxicated to drive. All the staff, the representatives pouring the drinks, and the people serving the food were all very friendly and helpful. There were plenty of clean bathrooms around the entire grounds and everything here was accessible.

Said over 50 venders when there was like 5, no cider options, all IPA trash, idk man do betterread more

Very expensive for very little food. Japanese Village sesame…read morebeef with rice was so small and not worth 4 tickets for a price of approx. $7.00 Also, the dish was very salty. Good venue but this will be last year I attend because the price does not match with portion size. Jennie

Hello Summer! Edmonton truly is Festival City whether it's Ice on Whyte or the ever so awesome A…read moreTaste of Edmonton! It doesn't get any better than wandering Churchill as the amazing smells waft from site to site. What to pick? What to choose? So many delicious eats and treats to try. Pro tip #1 NEVER GO ALONE. Always come in a group so that you can share and sample among friends. Pro tip #2 Buy your tickets in advance and save $10 on a sheet of 40. Follow them on Facebook, twitter, or on their website for the current details: http://tasteofedm.ca/ A Taste of Edmonton can also be an idea networking or teambuilding outing for colleagues. I've been lucky to participate in a Charity Cook Off here (and yes Judge's choice went to team Pookersons baby!) You can sign up for special VIP tent events in the evenings (perfect for a date night) or just wander around and people watch any time of day. You simply can't go wrong with YEG festivals. A Taste of Edmonton is where it's at in Summer YEG. Do not miss Canada's largest outdoor food festival!