It's nice to see it and experience it once. We went there…read morefor their Christmas special event, "Glow" and I'm not sure if they have the same issues all the time or this issues were related to their Christmas special: Parking is a disaster. I was driving around for a while to be allowed to go to one of the parking areas and it seems the traffic was not planned or controlled properly. Then the parking was all icy which is a safety hazard knowing a lot of young and older people walk there. Then we got inside and although it was nice, it wasn't worth the money and energy. I personally didn't feel Christmas spirit and originality. Everything about the setup was very mechanical without soul. Like a robot maybe! I think something like "candy cane lane" is a lot better experience and it gives a feeling that your in a Christmas painting. I will go back there for the market itself after holidays. I think I may enjoy the market better.

One could enjoy oneself here, if one: 1) lived in St. Albert; 2) had lots of money to burn, and 3)…read morehad low expectations of this Centre acting as the greenhouse it replaced. Beautiful space, but better suited for elderly mall-walkers and special events. Truth be told, there are few actual plants, particularly annuals, on offer. They seem to focus more on specialized seasonal plants, like poinsettias and Norfolk pine at Christmas, and decorative items like pumpkins, terrariums, and tropical plants. I came in mid-September for fall bedding plants and was shocked to find there were almost no plants, a few potted mums with tightly closed buds, and that was it. Not even a marigold in the whole place! What perennials they had left were leggy, there were a few scraggly trees and some sad looking pansies. Quite a pathetic showing, shocking that Home Depot and Canadian Tire have better selection! All this greenhouse space, and hardly any plants. I was pretty choked that I had driven all the way to St. Albert and left without a single bedding plant, what a waste of my gas and my time. The Enjoy Centre is actually a wannabe high-end shopping mall, out in a middle of nowhere industrial park. One of the reasons I chose to come out was to hit Evoolution, but I can do that closer to home. There's a spa onsite, an overpriced kitchen store, an overpriced health and wellness shop, and a specialty grocery store akin to Loblaws City Centre market or any Planet Organic. I'm not sure why anyone would come to the Enjoy Centre for such services, and indeed anytime I've visited, these stores are all but empty. The cafeteria is also overpriced and very average. Honestly I'd only come back here for the special events and would maybe do some gift shopping. But I'll never make the drive from Edmonton again just to peruse expensive items I can purchase elsewhere, or to buy plants, if there were any to buy!!

Affordable rental hall in the heart of downtown on Perron street. Full of history and quite…read morespacious! This hall is home to all kinds of local clubs, gatherings, and shows. Parking is a little scarce; if you are coming to a large gathering here's, be prepared to walk :-)

The hall has is one of the older buildings in St. Albert…read more It needs a Reno And we all got an 80.00 parking ticket in the parking lot behind the hall ! Don't assume because it's the weekend the monthly rates don't apply Don't rent this hal, if you have to carry anything because you will have to walk from the library parking 2 1/2 blocks away

This is the place to be for darts or other raffle draws for meat or money on different nights…read more Bring family or friends everyone is welcome here. Cornerstone hall is used for rentals or other events with large groups. Legion #271 the place to be in St. Albert.

There's a parking lot across the street if the stalls by the door are occupied. I've been here…read moretwice; the first visit was years ago for a Christmas party and most recently for a wedding reception. When you walk in the front door and walk straight towards the hall doors to find an open room. There's a wall to separate the space from the other side where the pool table and small tables were. It wasn't busy with just a handful of people on that side. The food was set up on the left on tables and then rows of tables in front of us with chairs. It may take some maneuvering if you are seated in a middle table to get out but it wasn't too crowded. People started lining up to get food. There was beef, chicken with mango salsa (I think it was but I didn't have any as the chicken looked very pale and plain), perogies, pasta and Caesar salads, vegetables, and buns. I can't even recall if that was all the food as the food wasn't very memorable. My slice of beef was chewy so I didn't eat it. I'm glad I got enough perogies and salad to fill me up as they started to clean up the food before the people around me were done eating. I wish they would have left it out a bit longer in case people wanted more food but they could have been instructed to clean up right away to bring out the dessert. For dessert, there was a lemon cake trifle with blueberries and a mocha cake. They served it to us and we got to try both. My trifle was only cream and blueberries as it was one of the first serving so they didn't get down to the cake. But I went for seconds so I could have some cake. The mocha cake wasn't my type of flavour but coffee drinkers may like it. The service was good to clean up our dirty plates and we helped ourselves at the bar to cup and poured water from jugs. It was an ok visit but not my first choice to attend an event here.

Our DJ Alyx did a GREAT job, she worked well with the band and she had the dance floor absolutely…read morepacked whenever she came on. I was so stressed about the logistics of having a DJ and a band but my worries melted away very quickly. Thank you, thank you, thank you Matt. For all the advice and amazing communication during this process. You made this wife very happy!

-1* because the DJ showed up after we all did for the wedding ceremony so we were waiting and…read morepanicing a little bit, would be nice to have them there a few minutes ahead of time. He was setup but had left for some reason. Other than the small hiccup at the beginning the rest of the night was great, the DJ played good songs, listed to requests made by the crowd and was super cute with one of the little kids who was in love with his DJ board, he let him press some buttons and announcing some songs. Very nice!

Yet another pub front that's slowly being run into the ground. The chef quit and he was never…read morereplaced, and this shows. The server recommended nachos, maybe that's a sign. The beef dip took a half hour to show up, had almost no beef in it, and was served with a side of potato chips, right out of the bag. Hope you like sour cream and onion! The wings were OK, good size, nice that they're oven baked. Stick to the wings. Drinks are watery unless you know someone who knows someone. I asked for top shelf bourbon and got served a lousy sour mash. Sent it back just to get a song and dance from the bartender that he forgot to add bitters, that's why it's so sour. Total BS. The duelling pianos are missing keys. The only thing to recommend this place is a good big screen projection to watch the game. The Bourbon Room is on it's way out, not worth stopping by to witness it.

Amazing bourbon selection - check! Live music - check!…read moreGreat ambiance and decor - check! Friendly service - check! Hawt servers - check! Good food - check! Draft beers - check! Bourbon room has it all so when you go don't forget to pay the check! They're having a big new year's celebration so buy advance tickets!

The Little White School House is located in Mission Park, St. Albert. It is a heritage site -…read moreopened in 1948. Kids in St. Albert typically have field trips here around first grade. They have school lessons taught to them as if they were 6 years old in 1948 when the school opened. The Little White School House is a educational and fun step back in time to the days of two room school houses, chalk slates, and huge windows because there was no electricity! Construction began in 1946 due to overcrowding of Father Mérer School. The Little White School House was created to House Grades 1 and 2. https://hermis.alberta.ca/ARHP/Details.aspx?DeptID=1&ObjectID=4664-0249 http://www.davidmurrayarchitect.ca/little-white-school/ http://museeheritage.ca/heritage-sites/little-white-school/