On November 10, we’re dropping the first two episodes of Clock In – An ECAMP Podcast. It’s one of the last pieces of our year exploring labour history in Edmonton. And it was born from a song written by Jay Gilday: musician, postal worker, and host of the show.
Abigail Struthers worked as an ECAMP Interpreter in the summer of 2025. In this story, she reflects on how to honour a neighbourhood – and a person – near and dear to her heart.
What does Edmonton sound like to you? ECAMP Interpreter Emily Horrill started asking themself this question about a month into their job, when tasked with developing an ECAMP pop-up exhibit. In this post, they explain the soundscapes you can listen to in “Hearing Edmonton in Motion.”
Language is often considered as a window to the past and to another culture, so translation gives new light to understanding how the actions of the past shaped a society.
This summer, the Edmonton City as Museum Project is offering two immersive walking experiences. These Curiosity Tours will be available June 18 – August 16, 2025 (tickets and info here). Meet the interpreters who’ll be leading your tours!
This June through August, we’ll be offering weekly walking tours about Edmonton history. They’ll have an ECAMP flavour: curiosity-driven, hands-on, seeing the whole city as a place to learn from.
And bonus: we’re hiring two summer interpreters to lead the tours.
Hi everyone, my name is Marina Hulzenga and I have joined the ECAMP team as the new Exhibits Coordinator here…
Why did star American football player Johnny Bright move to Edmonton?[1] What year did the Rat Hole close?[2] This winter,…
In 1950, Jean Wallbridge and Mary Imrie started Canada’s first all-female architectural firm. That partnership was trailblazing in its own…
Want to learn about what it was like to build one of Edmonton’s skyscrapers without a safety harness, or the…
This year’s theme: Work Are you interested in the history of this place? Do you enjoy writing, researching, or storytelling?…
Hello Edmonton / amiskwaciwâskahikan! My name is Chris Chang-Yen Phillips, and I have the pleasure of being the new ECAMP…