West End Gallery

10/02/2026

09/18/2026

This weekend, take a walk along 124 Street and explore six of Edmonton’s independent art galleries.

The Fall Edmonton Gallery Walk is hosted by the participating galleries and offers a relaxed way to discover work by some of Canada’s premier artists—right here in Edmonton. Visit each gallery and enjoy the walk at your own pace.

September 19 & 20, 2026
Saturday — Individual gallery hours
Sunday — Noon–4 PM
124 Street, between Jasper Avenue and 107 Avenue

Hosted by Maud Gallery, Bearclaw Gallery, Lando Gallery, West End Gallery, Peter Robertson Gallery and Bugera Lamb Gallery.

Plan your route at edmontongallerywalk.com

ExploreEdmonton

09/08/2026

The Edmonton Gallery Walk returns September 19 and 20.

Start at either end of 124 Street and visit six independent galleries along the route: Bugera Lamb Gallery, Peter Robertson Gallery, West End Gallery, Lando Gallery, Bearclaw Gallery and MAUD Gallery.

Saturday hours vary by gallery. On Sunday, all six galleries will be open from noon to 4 p.m.

EdmontonGalleryWalk.com

04/09/2026

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11/24/2025

Sounding Whale - Labrador Sea. Enquiries are welcome.

11/10/2025

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09/24/2025

Edmonton is one of the few cities in Canada with a dedicated area for commercial art galleries since 1981.

This weekend, Saturday, September 27, and Sunday, September 28, come and rediscover the Gallery District. Support the independent gallery owners who have travelled across Canada to bring and showcase the finest examples of Canadian art to Edmonton

08/29/2025

Looking for a way to support small businesses in Edmonton? Uninformed decisions by Edmonton City Councillors cause real damage to the local economy. Share your parking experiences with Anne Stevenson and why QR code parking is non-inclusive for Edmontonians and international visitors.

Some business owners on 124 street say the city's QR code parking payment is creating issues for customers. Bianca Millions reports