Tsa Tsa Ke K’e – Iron Foot Place

As the Stanley Cup Final electrifies Edmonton, thousands of Oilers and Panthers fans will find themselves stepping into Ford Hall, the vibrant entrance and gathering place that leads directly into Rogers Place. Amidst the excitement, visitors are greeted by "Tsa Tsa Ke K’e – Iron Foot Place," a magnificent art installation that stands as a symbol of welcome and cultural celebration, in the heart of Edmonton’s downtown core.

The 1,500 square foot smalti mosaic, created by Canadian Indigenous artist Alex Janvier, not only enriches the aesthetic of Ford Hall but also celebrates Edmonton's Indigenous heritage and history, its role as a gathering place for millennia and the city's breathtaking natural environment.

As fans gather to support their teams, it's the perfect time to delve into the story behind this remarkable artwork that graces their path.

To learn more about the fascinating history behind this community project, click the button below!