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Weekend agenda: June 17-19, 2021
Coming up this weekend, livestream concerts featuring Ruth B.'s new album, plus the Whyte Avenue Art Walk continues.
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Screenings and celebrations to recognize National Indigenous Peoples Day
While the month of June marks Indigenous History Month, a number of screenings and other celebrations across the country are planned around June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day.
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High Level Bridge Streetcar plans to get back on the rails this summer
After a year-long hiatus, passengers will be able to ride the historic High Level Bridge Streetcar across the river valley this summer — as long as enough Albertans are vaccinated.
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Podcast pick: That's Food
That's Food is CSJR Radio's foodie podcast that tells "the backstory to food in Edmonton, one meal at a time." Last month, Season 2 hit the airwaves.
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Weekend agenda: June 10-13, 2021
Coming up this weekend, ehe Whyte Avenue Art Walk starts up on June 11, and Al Fresco on 4th is back for the 2021 summer season.
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Organizers cautiously anticipate a summer return to live performances
As vaccination rates tick ever closer to the requirements needed for Stage 3 of the provincial government's "open for summer" plan, concert organizers are leading the charge to get people back in seats. Foldable ones, at least.
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Speaking Municipally: Episode 132
In Episode 132 of Speaking Municipally, hosts Troy Pavlek and Mack Male investigate what happened to the public art for the $155 million Walterdale Bridge.
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Coming up this week: June 7-11, 2021
Coming up this week, check out webinars by Edmonton Global and the ADR Institute of Alberta, plus Nextfest!
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Nextfest highlights hundreds of artists set to emerge from the pandemic era
Each year Nextfest churns out works by hundreds of young artists in its programming, the proof being the city's vast array of professional artists who confess they got their start (and, often, their first paycheque for creative work) at the annual fest since its inception in 1996.
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