In Edmonton this weekend
We had a blast—despite the rainy weather—at last night’s rooftop patio, but patio season’s arrival means that Edmonton summer is just getting underway. Here’s our three top tips for the weekend:
Last chance to see
Saturday is the last day of Daniel Evans’ Sanctuary and Gabe Wong’s Where Are We Going?, as well as the last day to catch James Birkbeck’s Incubator show. So if you haven’t had a chance to see them, or haven’t quite got your fill, now’s the time to act! Plus, you can pick up your very own miniature version of Where Are We Going? while you’re here.
Plus, pick up a paper copy of our new summer newsletter and get the scoop on what’s coming up. With the postal lockout, all of our copies are sitting at the gallery waiting to be read! Of course we’ll have more information here an on the website next.
Our other two tips aren’t part of our own programming:
International Espionage
Our Communications Coordinator Adam Waldron-Blain is back in town for a little while this summer and is re-staging his spy game from last year, which has since visited the Interesting Games Festival in Bristol, England. It goes down Saturday at 2pm, starting behind the Milner Library downtown.
Riding Pretty
Saturday is also the Bikeology Festival downtown, the chief event of Edmonton Bike Month our good friends at SNAP are marking the occasion with their annual spring fundraiser Love Those Clothes You Wear tomorrow night. Their theme is “Riding Pretty” to celebrate cycles and fashion, and their formula seems foolproof: cocktails and hors d’ouevres, dancing, a fashion show and a silent auction on clothing and prints created and donated by the community. Doors open at 7 pm tomorrow at FAB Gallery on the University Campus, and tickets are $25 at the door. More info.

