Servus Heritage Festival

• New efforts at Edmonton Heritage Festival aim to make it more eco-friendly

  Thousands of people are expected to pass through Edmonton’s Heritage Festival this weekend and organizers are stepping up efforts to reduce the event’s carbon footprint.

  Environment

  Aug 4, 2018
  
• Heritage Festival and ETS agree to new bus plan after last year’s issues

  The Edmonton Heritage Festival has a new bus plan to make sure the traffic congestion issues seen last year aren't repeated.

  Traffic

  Jul 24, 2018
  
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• Bob Layton editorial: Have we outgrown the venue?

  City transport people are looking for ways to improve the Heritage Festival experience.

  Commentary

  Aug 9, 2017
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• Half a million people took in Heritage Festival in Edmonton this weekend

  Sunday was by far the busiest day in terms of attendance, with an estimated 350,000 people checking out the Servus Heritage Festival.

  Features

  Aug 8, 2017
• Bob Layton editorial: Accommodating the masses

  How will the city resolve the Heritage Festival transportation problem?

  Aug 8, 2017
• City vows to review practices after long bus lines at Edmonton Heritage Festival

  The City of Edmonton is promising to review Heritage Festival transit after long waits on buses were reported Sunday, but says it was a record day for attendance.

  Traffic

  Aug 7, 2017
• Heritage Festival smashes attendance record on Sunday

  More than 370,000 people flocked to the food and culture festival in Hawrelak Park on Aug. 6, first estimates show.

  Features

  Aug 7, 2017
• Edmonton Food Bank looks to Heritage Festival to fill bare shelves, empty stomachs

  For Edmonton's Food Bank, the annual multicultural celebration is its single largest food and fundraising event — in a year when demand is at a record high.

  Consumer

  Aug 3, 2017
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• Edmonton’s Servus Heritage Festival hoping for record year

  Thousands of people will be heading to Hawrelak park this weekend for the annual Servus Heritage Festival.

  Entertainment

  Jul 27, 2016
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• Skyrocketing city fees put Edmonton festivals in jeopardy

  Civic fees for the Servus Heritage Festival jumped from $69,000 in 2013 to $155,000 last year. Organizers expect the fees to grow to $250,000 this year.

  Jun 20, 2016