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. Night life & Entertainment in Edmonton The most popular concentration of nightlife in Edmonton would be the Whyte Avenue (82nd Avenue) strip, concentrated between 109 Street and 99 Street. Its proximity to the University of Alberta has led to a high concentration of establishments ranging from restaurants and pubs to trendy clubs, while hosting a wide variety of shops during the day. This area also contains two independent movie theatres: the Garneau and Princess theatres, as well as several live theatre, music and comedy venues.Edmonton also has high demand for pub-crawl tours in the city. Various clubs such as the New City Suburbs, Oil City Roadhouse, The Bank and Halo are also to be found along Edmonton’s main street, Jasper Avenue. The Edmonton City Centre mall also has an Empire Theatres movie theatre featuring 10 screens. The non-profit Metro Cinema shows a variety of alternative or otherwise unreleased films every week.West Edmonton Mall holds several after-hour establishments in addition to its many stores and attractions. You can also find many eating establishments, clubs and casinos within the Bourbon Street complex. Scotiabank Theatre, formerly known as Silver City, is located at the west end of the mall and features 12 screens and an IMAX.