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Edmonton Heritage Festival Association

Edmonton Heritage Festival Association

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11230 119 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5G 2X3, Canada
(780) 488-3378 heritagefest.ca
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Aug 14, 2018
Edmonton heritage day is a must see event, about 90 countries are represented, different exotic music, dance and big variety of food to choose from. Hopefully 2019 festival is more inclusive than this year. Why would you single out a country - that is recognized by UN - for the third year in row ?

Aug 5, 2018
I think the negative reviews on here are missing the point. You do not have to buy anything, or eat anything, or wait in lines unless you want to. This is a great event for families, especially families with children. We love it and love going every year. Lots of smiles, lots of great friendly attitudes from everyone, and overall a lot of fun.

Aug 6, 2018
It was a really great event but transportation was really slow. 30+ minutes to get on a bus to the festival. Even though there were 4 empty buses waiting to be filled they did one at time. On the way out the lineup for the bus was ridiculous and the organizers only let co-op cabs in. Co-op cabs wouldn’t give us a ride. We ended up walking up groat road to a spot where Uber could get to us. Be prepared, especially if you have kids, for a long wait in/out. We used the MacEwan bus which seemed particularly bad compared to some of the other bus routes. Highlight was the Russian dancing but tons of things to see and do!

Aug 21, 2018
Edmonton Heritage Festival Association is awesome non for profit project with great attitude. Our family love it so much and supporting this project every year from 2015.

Aug 5, 2018
3 dollars for bottled dasani water, 4 dollars for a small piece of green onion cake, and not to mention the pathetic long waiting line for 5 dollars lemonade, is it supposed to be a cultural event? or some sort of outdoor mall rip off? and look around the piled up garbage and limited resting area, if you want to take a break, there is no chairs available, you either sit around the garbage or crowds. if you haven't been to this event, please try at least one time, but it's unlikely to return for next year overall. not worth your money and time!

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