I think this is an annual event at millwoods town centre. If you have toddlers & young kids I'd…read moredefinitely recommend this to warm them up for rides at Kdays or any theme park really. The rides my kid went on wasn't scary, in fact she rode the rollercoaster by herself & thought it was much slower than Disneyworld's, but still fun. Some rides are actually made just for wee ones like the car carousel & plane ride, although they do expect parents to do any assists into ride and to buckle their child in. It's about 3-6 tickets per ride, with each ticket costing $1 each unless you buy a large amount in bulk or buy wristbands to only ride during specific times. I don't think the tickets expire either, so that's a win for me to return next year. They had carnival games as well running an average of $5 per round. There are portapotties there, thank goodness because the mall entrance is really far since Target closed. As a grown up, the best part about going is the food! They have your standard carnival fare like taco in a bag, elephant ears, cotton candy. Overall, I think it's a great way to kick off summer with your small children at a small venue packed with a lot of fun!

If you happen to be looking for something to do on Whyte Ave, this is a good place to go. There's a…read morelot of street parking nearby and inside is quaint and cozy. The space has a lot of seating for pairs, but we were allowed to move tables and chairs to gather at with our group of 6. There's beautiful metalwork art for sale on one wall and the other side has a nice selection of teas, crystals, clothing, jewellery, incense, and other fun 'mystic' merchandise. They've also have a lot of healthy food and snacks on display too. My kids happened to like the scones, so much so, that I bought 3 as an afternoon snack! The cream and jam complimented those scones really well. Cally's teas are a part of Clair-I-tea (I was a little sad when I heard they closed their previous location a year ago, but glad they have re-appeared here!). They have a great assortment of teas, it's really hard to pick one, but there's little tins that you can open and smell, plus they also label the ones that are caffeinated which helps tons when my kids are in tow. I chose earl grey cream and winter cherry tea; it's perfect for sitting & relaxing in the space and you get a whole pot of tea to go with the fancy little tea setting. I actually want to come back to buy a bag of tea now because the flavours are pretty unique to me. They also have psychic services too, available by drop-in or booked appointments; you can choose what kind of reading: tarot, palm, etc. The wall opposite of the cashier has the names of the fortune tellers and what their pricing is like which is fairly reasonable and helps to avoid any surprises when it comes to payment. My friends had their tarot read in the back room and the psychic also let them record the reading on their phone and take pictures of their tarot spread which is really helpful to reflect on later! Overall, I really appreciated the service here, and enjoyed my afternoon tea; I definitely will be coming back to try out the psychic services and pick up a few stones for my crystal grid!

If you want a cup of tea in a china cup and saucer in a relaxing, cozy atmosphere I highly…read morerecommend Clair-I-Tea. Kris is a wonderful woman that will make you feel right at home. I also had a reading with Hartwell.. He was very articulate with his explanations and would definitely go see him again.

I loved this place so much to look at it was probably better because my friend took my and his…read morefamily been doing farming for 100 plus years so he knew what all of the equipment was for and could tell you haw thet used it and a funny story's about the mishaps with it they had so mush to look at and eveyone is super friendly definitely worth a stop

I honestly wasn't expecting to give this museum 5 stars. Cars aren't usually my thing but they've…read moredone a great job making the exhibits interesting and engaging for everyone from the enthusiast to those more like myself who don't have a particularly strong interest in cars. The main gallery is a great snapshot of Alberta history told through the evolution of the personal vehicle. My favourite section was getting to see how farming equipment has changed over time. I also enjoyed the more interactive exhibits where you got to sit inside the vehicles. To my surprise, the museum isn't just about cars. A second building houses the Aviation Hall of Fame which displays various airplanes and helicopters. I would highly recommend this museum to anyone interested in something a little different or to bring your car loving relative.

2010 was the best year yet for the Blueberry Bluegrass Festival!…read more The lineup was stellar (aside from a couple of local bands that had decent musicianship but poor vocal performances), and they brought in more high-end bands than ever. I missed Fred Eaglesmith on Friday; but I (and everyone with me) really enjoyed The Spinney Brothers, Rhonda Vincent & The Rage, The Mashville Brigade and particularly Dailey & Vincent. Having tastes that lean to more progressive stylings, my hands-down favorite was The Claire Lynch Band. They took a while to set up, but were worth the wait... they blew everyone away and departed from the beaten path. This festival offers solid lineups year after year, and is a must-attend for anyone into acoustic and traditional music.

Small but fun festival. I've been meaning to stop in for a few years, it usually falls around…read moreThanksgiving and finally it co-incided with a trip to visit family. Dropped in for the market who doesn't need local garlic - and the varieties! Buying imported garlic? Not after you visit this abundance! The Hall has plenty of garlic, food themed and expected fair merchandise. Square dancing, hay rides and music! It's a full day of events, shopping and outdoor activities too. Not a long drive outside of Edmonton and something for the whole family to enjoy.

We decided to check out this festival on a drive from Edmonton to St. Paul. It took us off our…read moreusual route to get to St. Paul so that made the drive a bit more interesting too. The Andrew Garlic Festival is held around the July 1st weekend each year. Their website is here to find out specific information: http://www.andrewagsociety.com/ The whole festival sounds like a lot of fun. We were on a schedule so we couldn't spend the day here but we may do that another year. The weather also wasn't great this year so that kind of put a damper on the outdoor activities. There is a pancake breakfast, famers market, perogy dinner, parade, car show, hay rides, beer gardens, entertainment, supper and dance, and much more. We only had time to stop and check out the Farmers Market portion of the festival. We picked up a few items and some big Russian Garlic. This looks to be a great family festival about 1 hour outside of Edmonton. If you are a garlic lover or just want to have some fun check it out!

This place was so cool. It was also free - though we left a donation…read more Camrose has carefully preserved and curated their 1800s/1900s railway history here in this Camrose Rail Station. Outside are: - Railway Gardens of flowers - G gauge operating railroad through an accurate tiny Camrose - Various train station building that housed interesting items Inside was: - 2 floors - Large amount of railroad items and history - Tea room - Gift shop - Rentable dinner space We spent about 75 minutes here and could have spent more time. This is a must see in Camrose if you have an interest in how the railroad put Camrose on the map.

Tangible history, vault of railway knowledge, cultural event centre, entertaining for young and old…read morealike, rail enthusiast's haven, model train activities, good eats in season, knowledgeable curators and volunteer staff, class 1 facility to visit and utilize, for many purposes. I haven't heard one disappointing comment from anyone who experienced the Camrose Heritage Railway Station & Park. It is one off the gems of our city, our region, our province. Don't miss it if your in town during its open season; make it a place for a special event. Make that special trip to take in the many events and festivals it hosts. Enjoyment is a sure thing.

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!

I chose to be a vendor at the Celebrating Women Conference this year and I have to say how…read moreimpressed I am with the venue. All the booths were nicely draped and the floors were spotless as well as the bathrooms. The food was awesome! The staff who cook at the CRE put on a feast. Chicken souvlaki, salmon filets with lemon dill sauce, watermelon, mint and feta salad with fresh lime, spring mixed salad with raspberries and mandarins, pear Gorgonzola salad, honey glazed baby carrots, green beans with garlic and Parmesan, wild rice pilaf, and the raspberry chocolate mousse.... All were fresh and bang on when it came to the amazing flavour! It was a nice change to enjoy healthy and delicious food instead of the usual. The only thing that would be better, would be paving the gravel road and the half of the parking lot that needs it.