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The market, which runs May through September, has been providing Edmontonians and visitors with local produce, food products, and arts and crafts for more than a decade. On Sunday, you’ll find it at 102 Avenue and 124 Street; on Thursday it's located at 108 Avenue and 124 Street.
The gallery specializes in Canadian First Nations, Métis, and Inuit art, including paintings, stone sculptures, wood carvings, clay works, jewelry, craft, and gifts. Various exhibits are hosted throughout the year with artists in attendance on opening day.
Bugera Matheson has been providing a refreshing perspective on Edmonton’s vibrant art scene since 1992, while also featuring some of the best contemporary artworks from artists across Canada. Open Friday and Saturday and by appointment.
Brandi recently turned her mobile bookshop into a brick-and-mortar store that sells new and gently used books. Peruse the shelves for the latest bestsellers and age-old classics and join one of three in-house book clubs.
