Edmonton Expo Centre, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
The Edmonton Expo Centre is a convention center, formerly known as the Northlands Agricom, located in Edmonton, Alberta, in Canada. It was built in the year 1984 on the old site of the Edmonton Gardens. Originally it was built to host agricultural and commercial shows, thus the former name. From the year 1996 to 1998, a part of the building was used as a substandard home arena of the Western Hockey League. The facility undergoes renovations that were completed in December 2009, which doubled its size. In 2017, it was announced by the City of Edmonton that it would take ownership of the facility, merging its operation with Shaw Conference Centre in 2018. Take a quick tour of nearby towns like Redwater and Sherwood Park.
There are a lot of fun things to do in other local attractions near the Edmonton Expo Centre. The Magic Lantern Princess Theatreis a two-screen old historic art-house cinema. The Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts is a perfect place for those who love theatre, music, and other shows and performances. Take a tour into the Stony Plain and Parkland Pioneer Museum,where you can see over 10,000 artifacts, which is a collection of so many different things, including business and personal objects, typical households, equipment, and tools for the farm pieces of machinery, vehicles, and tractors. There are also a lot of great deals for hotels and accommodation in the area. One of the best hotel options includes the Sands Inn & Suites, which features an on-site lounge that has jukebox darts, pool tables, dancing, and karaoke included. Another great option is the Century Casino & Hotel Edmonton.The hotel has an on-site casino where guests can enjoy such a perfect place for luxury, comfort, and fun.
