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Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2025

Whyte Avenue Edmonton

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July 11 - July 13

Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2025

Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2025

July 11 - July 13

Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2025

Join us July 11-13, 2025, 10am-5pm daily for the 30 Anniversary Whyte Avenue Art Walk, Alberta’s largest and longest-running Art Walk. You can engage with artists and watch them create before you choose which piece of visual art goes home with you. Stroll the over 400 artists of Art Walk in all its technicolour glory...

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