Northlands Coliseum & Rexall Place Memorabilia

Shop Edmonton Coliseum memorabilia and collectibles celebrating the arena also known as Northlands Coliseum, Skyreach Centre and Rexall Place. This collection brings together memories of the Edmonton Oilers' historic home from 1974 to 2016, connecting all four venue names in one place.

Edmonton Coliseum, Northlands Coliseum, Skyreach Centre and Rexall Place

Whether you remember it as Edmonton Coliseum, Northlands Coliseum, Skyreach Centre or Rexall Place, this collection celebrates the same storied Edmonton hockey arena. Explore memorabilia honouring the building, the players and the moments that made it a special part of Oilers history.

Historic home of the Edmonton Oilers, 1974–2016

The arena witnessed the rise of the Oilers dynasty, Wayne Gretzky's years in Edmonton and five Stanley Cup championships: 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988 and 1990. For fans and collectors, its different names recall different eras of the same hockey home.

Opening night: November 10, 1974

The Edmonton Coliseum opened its doors with the WHA's Edmonton Oilers defeating the Cleveland Crusaders 4–1. Ron Buchanan scored the first goal, with Jacques Plante earning the win in net.

The Oilers' final game at Rexall Place: April 6, 2016

The Oilers closed their time at the arena with a 6–2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Leon Draisaitl scored the final goal, with Cam Talbot as the winning goaltender.

Questions about Edmonton's historic hockey arena

Are Northlands Coliseum and Rexall Place the same arena?

Yes. Edmonton Coliseum, Northlands Coliseum, Skyreach Centre and Rexall Place are names associated with the same Edmonton arena, the Oilers' home from 1974 to 2016.

Where can I find memorabilia for all four arena names?

Browse this Pro Am Sports collection for memorabilia celebrating Edmonton Coliseum, Northlands Coliseum, Skyreach Centre and Rexall Place. Check each product listing for its specific details, condition and any authentication information.