Neighbourhood Highlights
Rice Howard Way is a vibrant pedestrian-friendly corridor nestled in the heart of downtown Edmonton. Once a quiet alley, it’s now a lively hub that blends historic charm with modern urban culture
- Urban Vibe & Architecture: This narrow street is flanked by a mix of heritage buildings and sleek office towers, including the notable Rice Howard Place complex. Its European-inspired ambiance features outdoor murals, cozy patios, and tree-lined walkways, making it a favorite for both locals and visitors.
- Entertainment District & Summer Block Parties: Rice Howard Way is Edmonton’s first designated Entertainment District, activated on select Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. during the summer. During these events, the street transforms into a pedestrian-only zone where visitors can enjoy live music, games, and outdoor dining. Participating venues like CRAFT Beer Market, Sherlock Holmes Pub, and Sorrentino’s offer takeout food and drinks, including alcohol, for patrons to enjoy on the street. The atmosphere is family- and pet-friendly, with activities like face painting and live performances.
- Historic Landmarks: The area boasts several historic buildings, such as the Kelly Ramsey Building, a 1927 structure that once housed a prominent department store. Although it was demolished in 2013, its legacy adds to the street's rich architectural tapestry.
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