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    Jaywalkers Jamboree

    4.0 (1 review)

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    Clair-I-tea - Sneaky sneaky

    Clair-I-tea

    2.6(5 reviews)
    71.0 km

    If you want a cup of tea in a china cup and saucer in a relaxing, cozy atmosphere I highly…read morerecommend Clair-I-Tea. Kris is a wonderful woman that will make you feel right at home. I also had a reading with Hartwell.. He was very articulate with his explanations and would definitely go see him again.

    If you happen to be looking for something to do on Whyte Ave, this is a good place to go. There's a…read morelot of street parking nearby and inside is quaint and cozy. The space has a lot of seating for pairs, but we were allowed to move tables and chairs to gather at with our group of 6. There's beautiful metalwork art for sale on one wall and the other side has a nice selection of teas, crystals, clothing, jewellery, incense, and other fun 'mystic' merchandise. They've also have a lot of healthy food and snacks on display too. My kids happened to like the scones, so much so, that I bought 3 as an afternoon snack! The cream and jam complimented those scones really well. Cally's teas are a part of Clair-I-tea (I was a little sad when I heard they closed their previous location a year ago, but glad they have re-appeared here!). They have a great assortment of teas, it's really hard to pick one, but there's little tins that you can open and smell, plus they also label the ones that are caffeinated which helps tons when my kids are in tow. I chose earl grey cream and winter cherry tea; it's perfect for sitting & relaxing in the space and you get a whole pot of tea to go with the fancy little tea setting. I actually want to come back to buy a bag of tea now because the flavours are pretty unique to me. They also have psychic services too, available by drop-in or booked appointments; you can choose what kind of reading: tarot, palm, etc. The wall opposite of the cashier has the names of the fortune tellers and what their pricing is like which is fairly reasonable and helps to avoid any surprises when it comes to payment. My friends had their tarot read in the back room and the psychic also let them record the reading on their phone and take pictures of their tarot spread which is really helpful to reflect on later! Overall, I really appreciated the service here, and enjoyed my afternoon tea; I definitely will be coming back to try out the psychic services and pick up a few stones for my crystal grid!

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    Andrew Garlic Festival - Olaf! With the hay ride!

    Andrew Garlic Festival

    4.0(2 reviews)
    101.0 km

    Small but fun festival. I've been meaning to stop in for a few years, it usually falls around…read moreThanksgiving and finally it co-incided with a trip to visit family. Dropped in for the market who doesn't need local garlic - and the varieties! Buying imported garlic? Not after you visit this abundance! The Hall has plenty of garlic, food themed and expected fair merchandise. Square dancing, hay rides and music! It's a full day of events, shopping and outdoor activities too. Not a long drive outside of Edmonton and something for the whole family to enjoy.

    We decided to check out this festival on a drive from Edmonton to St. Paul. It took us off our…read moreusual route to get to St. Paul so that made the drive a bit more interesting too. The Andrew Garlic Festival is held around the July 1st weekend each year. Their website is here to find out specific information: http://www.andrewagsociety.com/ The whole festival sounds like a lot of fun. We were on a schedule so we couldn't spend the day here but we may do that another year. The weather also wasn't great this year so that kind of put a damper on the outdoor activities. There is a pancake breakfast, famers market, perogy dinner, parade, car show, hay rides, beer gardens, entertainment, supper and dance, and much more. We only had time to stop and check out the Farmers Market portion of the festival. We picked up a few items and some big Russian Garlic. This looks to be a great family festival about 1 hour outside of Edmonton. If you are a garlic lover or just want to have some fun check it out!

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