Savor Alberta’s culinary scene — from farm-to-table restaurants and iconic Canadian classics to craft breweries, local diners, and regional specialties. Get insider recommendations on where to eat, drink, and experience the province’s best flavors.
Yes, Kinosoo Ridge has night skiing. In a normal winter week that means Friday evenings under the lights, usually until 8 p.m., with the Blue Chair and Green Chair turning. That is the short answer. The better answer is that this is the cheapest, quietest …
Drumheller is one of the easiest ways to experience a completely different side of Alberta. Just 90 minutes from Calgary, you leave the mountains behind and enter the Canadian Badlands — layered canyons, strange rock formations, and some of the richest dinosaur fossil beds on …
Innisfail Farmers Market 2026 Guide: Hours, Location, Vendors & What to Expect Looking for fresh, local food in Central Alberta? The Innisfail Farmers Market is one of the region’s longstanding community markets, offering produce, baking, preserves, and handmade goods from local makers, bakers, and growers. …
Looking for a free, low-key summer night out in Calgary that still feels special? The Inglewood Night Market is one of the city’s longest-running and most reliable options. It takes over a stretch of 10th Avenue SE with local makers, food trucks, live music, and …
Bowness still feels like a small town inside Calgary. Tree-lined streets, the Bow River pathways, Bowness Park, and a main drag that hasn’t been completely overtaken by chains. When people search for the best restaurants in Bowness Calgary, they usually want something real — not …
Looking for a classic Edmonton weekend activity that works rain or shine? Queen Mary’s Market is the city’s largest indoor market — a sprawling 43,000-square-foot space packed with more than 130 vendors, five restaurants, and the kind of random treasures you only find at a …
Whitecourt, Alberta, sits right on Highway 43 — a practical stop for truckers, oilfield workers, families road-tripping north, or anyone exploring the forests, rivers, and parks nearby. With a population around 10,000, this hardworking northern town offers a surprisingly solid mix of hearty Canadian classics, …
Prost, Edmonton! If you’re already looking forward to crisp fall nights, oompah bands, giant pretzels, and raising a stein with friends, you’re not alone. Oktoberfest is one of the most popular seasonal events in the city. While official Oktoberfest Edmonton 2026 dates haven’t been released …
If you’ve strolled Banff Avenue, you’ve probably noticed the rustic wooden building with the big grizzly vibe and wondered: Is the Grizzly House actually worth it? It’s one of Banff’s most famous (and infamous) restaurants — a 1967 original that started as a disco and …
Eating well in Banff requires knowing where to look. The townsite has no shortage of restaurants — it has too many, in fact, and a good portion of them exist purely to absorb tourist foot traffic rather than to cook good food. The places worth …