Banquet Halls & Event Venues in Cloverdale, Edmonton, AB
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9411 97 Avenue Nw, SOUTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6C 4N4
(780) 465-0306
Salles de réception & auditoriums, Auditorium, Hall, traiteurs, Amusement & Recreation, Divertissements et média, Salles et Halls, Amusement and Recreation Services 
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9703 94 Street Nw, SOUTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6C 3W1
(780) 428-1111
Hall, Salles de réception & auditoriums, Public Schools, Divertissements et média, Schools, Wedding venue, Auditorium, School Academic Elementary, Educational Services, Event Space, Secondary, Caterers, Event venue, Salles et Halls Nearby results from the Banquet Halls & Event Venues category
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9231-100 Ave, RIVERDALE, Edmonton, T5H 0A4
(780) 426-6528
services d orientation, Auditorium, Hall, Divertissements et média, salles, Community center, Salles de réception & auditoriums, Salles et Halls, Amusement & Recreation 
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9720-102 Avenue, NORTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5J 4B2
(780) 428-1414
Auditorium, sports, Hall, Membership Organizations 
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4 Sir Winston Churchill Sq, NORTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5J 4X8
(780) 428-1414
Auditorium, sports, Live music venue, Performance Art Theatre, d intérêts, Nonprofit Organization, Hall, particuliers, Non-profit organization, associations 
The Winspear Centre is highly regarded for its excellent staff, stunning facility, and memorable functions. The seating is comfortable with terrific sound quality. Guests praise the fantastic views, heartwarming performances, and amazing acoustics. The venue is perfect for various types of shows and is a gem in the city. 
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2 Sir Winston Churchill Ave, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5J 2C1
(780) 392-2501
Food, restaurant, events, location, cuisine, Fine Dining, Performance & Event Venue, Art Gallery, Lounge, Caterer, Cafe, Parking, Espresso Bar, catering 
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9700 105 Ave NW #206, NORTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5H 4J1
(780) 428-3388
Banquet Rooms, Chinese restaurant, Dim sum restaurant, Restaurants Dynasty Century Palace is a Chinese restaurant where customers appreciate the great taste of the dim sum and authentic food. Some find the service acceptable, while others mention the need for improvement. The atmosphere and cleanliness are noted to be average. The restaurant is a popular choice for family gatherings and offers great portion sizes. 
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10332 103 Street Northwest, Edmonton, T5J 0Y9
+1 587-686-7221
The Canadian Icehouse, part of The Canadian Brewhouse brand, is Edmonton's go-to elevated sports bar and lounge. Opened in October 2022, it occupies the main floor of an iconic building in the Ice District Plaza in Downtown Edmonton. Check out our rooftop patio featuring batting cages, and our indoor year-round virtual golf simulators! Located across from Rogers Place, The Canadian Icehouse is your ideal spot for sports, food, drinks and events, especially before or after a concert or hockey game! Whether you're catching the game or celebrating a special occasion, our venue offers a lively atmosphere and top-notch amenities and entertainment. Plus you can host your events with us and enjoy the best of Edmonton's downtown scene. 
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10139 87 Ave Nw, STRATHCONA, Edmonton, T6E 2P3
(780) 439-1501
The community of Strathcona is an important part of Edmonton. Strathcona is one of the oldest Edmonton neighbourhoods, centrally located on the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River. 
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8426 Gateway Blvd NW, Edmonton, T6E 4B4
(780) 436-6606
Event Space, Performance & Event Venue, Event venue 
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10330 - 84 Avenue, STRATHCONA, Edmonton, T6E 2G9
(780) 448-9000
Our Vision Everyone is ‘Fringing’!* *Fringing: ‘to Fringe’. Fringe (verb)/frinj/ Enjoying a unique, evolving Edmonton experience # Being swept up in an international artistic force to be reckoned with Taking an essential journey for every theatre lover Participating in a rite of passage for artists from around the world Our Mission FTA is dedicated to providing a vibrant year-round home in Edmonton for local, national, and international artists to present theatre arts that challenge audiences, and celebrate the cultural fabric of our communities. We do so by fostering an environment and providing resources that encourage audiences of all ages, and artists - professionals and aspiring alike - to take creative chances. Our Mandate To produce the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival, present a theatre arts season through the Arts at the Barns Presentation Series, and operate and manage the ATB Financial Arts Barns, by means of a balanced work environment, strong governance, and sound fiscal management. Membership — Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival is a founding member of the (CAFF). CAFF has established a set of guidelines and philosophies to which each Fringe Festival must adhere for Fringe Indoor Theatre: Participation in the Festival is determined by a non-juried process; Participants receive 100% of the ticketed box office receipts for their performances; Fringe Festival producers have no control over the artistic content of performances; Fringes should provide accessible opportunities for audiences and artists to participate. 
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10329 83 Rd Avenue, STRATHCONA, Edmonton, T6E 2C6
(780) 434-5564
Shadow Theatre is a thriving, respected and well funded theatre whose home is a modern, fully equipped Varscona Theatre. We choose the finest plays from around the world which will move our audiences hearts and open their minds. Shadow Theatre receives praise for presenting professional productions with great casts, reasonable prices, and high-quality facilities, including good sound and sightlines. Visitors enjoy the laughs and excellent front-of-house staff, making it a must-visit destination for live theatre. 
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9425-109a ave, MCCAULEY, Edmonton, T5H-1G1
(780) 423-0958
Sports club, Membership Organizations, Event Space, Civic & Social Associations, Event venue Cougar Boys Boxing Club, a historic and renowned boxing gym in the city, provides excellent coaching and training for individuals looking to learn or improve their skills. Coaches go the extra mile to help members reach their goals with personalized feedback and instruction. The welcoming environment attracts ambitious and goal-driven individuals who are passionate about the sport. 
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7727-98 Street, Edmonton, T6E 5C9
(780) 433-7137
Event Space, Community center, Event venue, Auditorium, Community Organization Ritchie Community League is a versatile space appreciated by its clients for hosting kids' birthday parties, community events, and farmers markets. Some visitors enjoy the outdoor green space and hockey rink. Occasionally, the lack of air conditioning can make the indoor areas a bit warm. 
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10337 - 82 Ave, GARNEAU, Edmonton, T6E 1Z9
(780) 433-0728
Once, on a trip through Montana, the owners stopped at Great Falls. They noticed the facades of what had been big, important theatres on Main Street. One of them was named the Rainbow Theatre (after the rainbow effect at the Falls). The comment was made: "That is a real good name for a theatre....must remember it". In the early 1990s, a new type of cinema was springing up in the United States. The Discount, or Dollar Theatre. Unlike the older "dollar cinemas" — usually first-run cinemas that dropped the prices because they were old, or run down, or badly located — these were new-built multiplex theatres that showed movies, after their first run, and charged very low prices. They depended on volume of attendance to make money. Magic Lantern decided to build a Discount Cinema, after studying the success of this new idea. Saskatoon was chosen, and the name... well, why not use the one from Great Falls? Rainbow Cinema was born. A couple years later, a sister theatre was built in Regina, so there were two Rainbows in Saskatchewan. Further expansion of this concept was stymied, however, because the cost of land and taxes was too high in cities where Rainbow discount theatres could have been successful. The year 2000 was a tough year for the film exhibition industry in North America. Most movies that year were not big moneymakers. Also, many major movie exhibitors went bankrupt or struggled with big losses because they had overbuilt the expensive, stadium-type-seating gigaplexes. These were usually located on the peripheral areas of the cities. In Canada, many landlords found themselves with empty theatre structures, after being abandoned by the major exhibitors. The landlords began approaching smaller companies, such as Magic Lantern, to re-open these theatres. This situation allowed Magic Lantern to venture into Ontario. 
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7727 98 Street Nw, SOUTHEAST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6E 5C9
(780) 433-7137
Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs, services d orientation, Recreation Centres, Divertissements et média, Auditorium, recreation clubs, Salles et Halls, Community center, Hall, salles, Salles de réception & auditoriums, Amusement and Recreation Services, membership sports, membership sports recreation clubs Ritchie Community Centre is a versatile space, popular for kids' birthday parties and community events. Some visitors appreciate the farmers market and the outdoor green space with a hockey rink. Occasionally, the lack of air conditioning can make the indoor areas a bit uncomfortable. 