Rhythm Is Our Business
Sugar Swing Rhythm Jam Night!
Monthly Saturdays at the Sugar Swing Ballroom, hosted by Turlough Myers.
The Rhythm Jam welcomes all street dancers including Vernacular Jazz, Lindy Hop, Solo Jazz, Rhythm Tap, and street style Hip Hop: Popping, Locking, House, B-boy/B-Girl...
The Jam will run like any tap jam night, everyone gets a turn to show their stuff, sometimes solo, sometimes together, there will be games and such too. We welcome you to come to the jam and dance!
THIS IS AN AVENUE FOR YOU TO EXPRESS YOURSELF, HAVE FUN, AND LEAVE IT ALL OUT ON THE DANCE FLOOR IN A SUPPORTIVE AND NON-C...
Rosario's Pub Karaoke Central (KC)
A pleasant atmosphere, enjoyable food and great Karaoke, and you can even use your Smart Phone to make song requests!
Pool is $1.25 per game on 7 tables. Plenty of seating and a huge selection of alcohol.
A giant 14' big screen offers great viewing for select sporting events, such as the NHL Playoffs.
Sugarbowl
The Sugarbowl has been providing a unique atmosphere to the Garneau community and Edmonton as a whole since 1943. In this time it has taken on many shapes and forms, from a burger joint to coffee house and finally to the present as a bistro/neighborhood pub.
Evolving into a full-service bistro/neighborhood pub, we have introduced full menus featuring breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch. We're also pleased to offer a unique selection of premium Belgian draughts and international import beers. We hope you'll enjoy sampling as much as we've enjoyed selecting.
Through all the growth and change ...
The Billiard Club
No matter what you are in for, you will find it here at The Billiard Club. Looking for a place to watch the game, grab a bite or shoot some pool? Perfect we got what you need. Looking for a place to let loose, chill with friends, and possibly do a little dancing? Perfect we got what you need. Looking to make a new friend? We'll see you tonight.
The Canadian Brewhouse
Our one-of-a-kind Canadian themed sports bar & grill has an extensive menu of appetizers, entrees, drinks and amazing specials every night of the week.
You’ll note our Canadian decor starts right when you walk up to our huge Inukshuk at our doors and continues throughout the restaurant in a “cheeky” Canadian fashion.
We promise, when you come to The Canadian Brewhouse, you’ll instantly feel at home, because our house is your house…only we have way more TVs! You won’t find a better selection of screens anywhere for the sports you love! We even provide tabletop speakers for those n...
The Canadian Brewhouse
Our one-of-a-kind Canadian themed sports bar & grill has an extensive menu of appetizers, entrees, drinks and amazing specials every night of the week.
You’ll note our Canadian decor starts right when you walk up to our huge Inukshuk at our doors and continues throughout the restaurant in a “cheeky” Canadian fashion.
We promise, when you come to The Canadian Brewhouse, you’ll instantly feel at home, because our house is your house…only we have way more TVs! You won’t find a better selection of screens anywhere for the sports you love! We even provide tabletop speakers for those n...
The Canadian Brewhouse
Our one-of-a-kind Canadian themed sports bar & grill has an extensive menu of appetizers, entrees, drinks and amazing specials every night of the week.
You'll note our Canadian decor starts right when you walk up to our huge Inukshuk at our doors and continues throughout the restaurant in a "cheeky" Canadian fashion.
We promise, when you come to The Canadian Brewhouse, you'll instantly feel at home, because our house is your house...only we have way more TVs!
The Denizen
History of the Denizen Hall
THEN
Opening Tuesday November 2, 1904, the CNR Café (now the Denizen Hall) erupted with a live band at the Richelieu Hotel at 800 Third Street / Peace Ave (10266 103street today).
Founded by carpenter Joseph Napolean Pomerleau, the Richelieu and the CNR Café opened within days of the City of Edmonton incorporation in 1905. The CNR Café was named after the Canadian Northern Railway, which had its station and yard at Edmonton’s new downtown Arena site on 104th Ave.
Donning an original wood exterior and long-lost artisan features of that era, the CNR Café was THE...
