Who keeps the Edmonton music scene alive?
From punk to folk, Indie and rock, R&B or Jazz, every genre of music has a space here in Edmonton.
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MacEwan exhibit Faces of Exile uncovers Italy’s forgotten queer prisoners
Faces of Exile: The Arrusi and the Policing of Gender and Sexuality art exhibit appears in the John L. Haar Library In 1939, 45 men between the ages of 18 and 54
Longtime Jasper mainstay finds new life in Edmonton
Tragedy struck when the Jasper fires destroyed the Patricia Street Deli, a community landmark that brought together residents of Jasper and visitors alike. When the fires struck, its residents were unsure of
Where community walks: ballroom in Edmonton
Omree Old Navy at YEG Ballroom’s Black History & Futures Community Ki. Brooklyn Brown/The Griff Leaders and members of YEG Ballroom speak about the importance of ballroom’s history and legacy. Today’s mainstream
Beating the networking scaries with MacEwan’s Business Student Conference
JW Marriott in the Edmonton Ice District. Amanda Erickson/The Griff. The MacEwan school of business hosted its annual conference on Jan. 23. Instead of bundling up to rush to class on one
The Neon Sign Museum: Viewing Edmonton’s history through a new light
Georgia Baths in the 1980s, Photo provided by the city of Edmonton How the infamous museum displays how Edmonton’s downtown culture came to be. Bright neon signs that once hung in front
The Chinatown strategy
Photos by Amanda Erickson/The Griff A look inside Edmonton’s efforts to revitalize one of its oldest neighbourhoods When Chinatown could first be described as a distinct district, it consisted of 13 Chinese
Carrie: The Musical finds new life off Broadway
Photo of Carrie: The Musical by Brianne Jang Formerly hailed ‘the worst musical of all time,’ the musical adaptation of a cult film classic has made its way back to the stage.
Winter Fest 2026 was insane. What did it mean to students?
Inji at Winter Fest 2026 by Katrina Hay A summary of the event and an investigation of how it contributes to student life. Fall Fest’s smaller and colder counterpart, Winter Fest, hit
Allard Hall’s half-car mystery is finally exposed
The half-car sitting in the Allard Hall Parkade. Jesse Roma/The Griff There is a chopped-in-half car sitting in Allard Hall’s parkade. What the heck is it, and what is it doing there?