The West Block Food Crawl is back for another season of unforgettable flavours, local favourites, and summer nights well spent.

Walk Wîhkwêntôwin's most infamous pits with Taproot Edmonton, Aug 12, then join the panel at Oliver Exchange. Meet 5:30pm at Jasper and 113 Street.

Create your own custom candle at The Art of Cake! Enjoy a fun candle-making workshop with charcuterie, bubbly, and expert guidance—perfect for date nights or friends.

Step into a warm, welcoming space that feels both like an intimate gathering and a culinary showcase, featuring thoughtful, seasonal cooking, combined with Indigenous culture. Experience a seven course menu with beverage pairings.

Trivia gets underway at 7 PM, but tables fill up quickly, so be sure to arrive early to claim your spot. Planning to save seats? Please make sure at least half of your team is present, as complete teams will receive priority seating.

Step inside Delavoye Chocolate Maker after hours for an intimate 45-minute journey into the world of bean-to-bar chocolate.

Every week Wednesday at 10PM The Grindstone hosts one of Edmonton's only Stand-Up Comedy Open Mics to give first timers a chance to take a huge risk, and pros a chance to work on new material.

Free pancakes and a free shoulder massage, in a parking lot, on a Thursday morning. MaKami's massage therapy students work the chairs while the kids' zone runs face painting, games and a balloon artist. Fruit cups and refreshments too. Nothing to buy, nothing to spend. Rolls 9 AM to noon.

Welcome to The Secret Secrets Club, where your confessions become the fuel for an unforgettable night of improvised comedy.

Edmonton's most-anticipated fish fry is back. Every Friday in August, Sabor turns out golden, crispy fish and chips to go — and $15 gets you the plate plus a drink. Proceeds go to Ronald McDonald House and Santas Anonymous, so lunch does double duty. Starts 11am, runs until they sell out. Come early. Come hungry.

Explore Edmonton’s Chinatown on the Savoury Chinatown Walking Tour, featuring iconic local businesses, savoury tastings, and stories that highlight the neighbourhood’s rich cultural history.

Eleven of Edmonton's best trucks, one field, zero cover charge. From 5–9 PM, work your way through Smokehouse BBQ, Kin-D Thai, Calle Mexico, Island Crust & Spice, Scoopz Ice Cream and more.

Dress code is a mood: sunset tones — coral, peach, gold, champagne. 18+, paid parking, limited tickets, final sale. Sunset's around 9. Be up there for it.

Props & Hops returns with an adults-only summer camp experience at the museum featuring historic aircraft, live music, games, and local craft beverages.

Bring your clubs — leave your wallet at home. Edmonton AMPLIFIED kicks off the CPKC Women's Open with a free night of swings and sound at the Victoria driving range. Free range access, free balls (BYO clubs), plus a pop-up BBQ and bar from The Greenhouse at Victoria.

Neon lights, live racing, and an 80s glow party you won't forget — Fired Up Fridays is back with a live DJ, dirty sodas, fresh lemonade, and free entry for all.

Enjoy the Peking Duck Banquet in Edmonton's Chinatown, supporting the Chinatown Transformation Collaborative Society. Admission $35.

Support rescue animals at the Willow Park Wine & Cheese Tasting Fundraiser, August 14 at 7 PM. Tickets $55 + GST.

Forty seats, not a bad one in the house. Chris Gowen turns a secret library inside The Rec Room into a Victorian-style parlour for close-up sleight-of-hand — no cups and balls, no rope tricks, just cutting-edge illusion happening inches from your face.

A 1903 brick house, a shady backyard, and a rotating cast of local makers. Little Brick hosts a pop-up market every Saturday through the summer, with a new vendor lineup each week — bakers, jewellers, ceramicists, small-batch snack outfits.

You don't find out what you're making until you walk through the door. That's the entire point. Two hours downtown, every material supplied, step-by-step guidance, and you leave with the thing you made. New hobby every month, 18+, no experience needed. Show up curious or don't show up at all.

The Sweet Street Walking Tour takes guests on a guided journey through some of Chinatown's hidden gems, featuring a delicious selection of desserts and specialty treats.

Put a fruit tree in the ground and it outlives you. The City's Root for Trees crew is planting native fruiting trees and shrubs in Silverberry — you dig, you learn how the urban forest works, you go home with a free wildflower plant and Kind ice cream.

Seven hours. One street. Zero dollars. The Highlands turns its sidewalks into a gallery from 1 to 8 p.m., with local artists, makers and musicians set up along 65 Street south of 112 Ave — plus the neighbourhood shops that make the walk worth the detour. Come for one artist, leave having found a new corner of the city. Free, outdoors, and gone by Sunday. Bring cash and comfortable shoes.

Sample craft beer from six local vendors at City Cellars, August 15 from 2–5 PM. Great beer, great conversation, great company.

Make cyanotype sun prints outdoors at William Hawrelak Park, Edmonton, Aug 15, 2:30 to 3:30pm. Hands-on, all ages. Bring a flat object to print with.

Celebrate the flavours of a Portuguese summer with Chef Owner Kathryn Joel.

No solo sets. Five pairs of prairie DJs, each duo trading the decks back-to-back for five and a half hours straight — Boess b2b Post Meridian, Tritty b2b Kasper, and three more. Outdoors, downtown, gates at 4:30, done by ten so you still have a night left. 18+, no refunds. DUSK doesn't run these often. Grab tickets.

Prairie to Plate Open Farm Day Dinner, Aug 15 in Vegreville. Locally sourced multi-course meal with wine, $53.56. Two seatings — 5:00 or 6:30 pm.

Free live music in Edmonton this summer. Music on the Road hits Stony Plain Road July 25, Aug. 8 and Aug. 15, 6–8:30 p.m. Local acts, all ages, no ticket needed.

Enjoy the Peking Duck Banquet in Edmonton's Chinatown, supporting the Chinatown Transformation Collaborative Society. Admission $35.

Join as The Grand Dueling Piano Show takes over MKT!

Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray plays Rocky Mountain Icehouse Aug 15 with Brett Wood. Doors 7:30, show 8 PM.

Welcome to The Secret Secrets Club, where your confessions become the fuel for an unforgettable night of improvised comedy.

Inkquisitive returns to Edmonton Aug 16 for his 15th Anniversary World Tour at the U of A Botanic Garden, with live art, music, and more.

Drag me to Happy Hour is a short n sweet intimate drag show at Cask & Barrel. Where Celine takes guests on a journey, with rotating performers.

Enjoy the Peking Duck Banquet in Edmonton's Chinatown, supporting the Chinatown Transformation Collaborative Society. Admission $35.

Unwind your weekend and reset for the week ahead with our Sunday Night Sunset Yoga this Summer in Edmonton. Join us for a peaceful outdoor flow as the sun dips below the horizon, creating the perfect backdrop for movement, breath, and connection.

Three courses. Three mezcals. One state you probably can't find on a map yet. The Taco Shop kicks off its culinary tour of México in Oaxaca — smoke, mole, and agave spirits poured with intent, $75 a head.

Monday nights in this city are usually a write-off. Not this one. Free stand-up in the room beneath the Starlite, lineup rotating weekly, hosted by a showcase that's had comics pass through on their way to bigger stages. Nine o'clock, downtown, costs nothing. Get there early if you want to sit.

It’s back! Metro Cinema is once again offering a new budget-friendly ticket option during June, July, and August: starting on June 2, our Tuesday admission price will be reduced to just $5. ⁠

Welcome to The Secret Secrets Club, where your confessions become the fuel for an unforgettable night of improvised comedy.

The West Block Food Crawl is back for another season of unforgettable flavours, local favourites, and summer nights well spent.

Whyte Ave, except this time you know what you're looking at. Linda Hoang leads 2.5 hours through Old Strathcona's murals — artist backstories, live paint-in-progress, and an assortment of dishes from three-plus local spots along the route.

Create your own custom candle at The Art of Cake! Enjoy a fun candle-making workshop with charcuterie, bubbly, and expert guidance—perfect for date nights or friends.

Folk music, up close and unplugged. Jessica Heine — classically trained, Alberta-raised, all delicate whispers and soaring choruses — plays one of Edmonton's oldest homes-turned-café, fire crackling.

Trivia gets underway at 7 PM, but tables fill up quickly, so be sure to arrive early to claim your spot. Planning to save seats? Please make sure at least half of your team is present, as complete teams will receive priority seating.

Step inside Delavoye Chocolate Maker after hours for an intimate 45-minute journey into the world of bean-to-bar chocolate.

Every week Wednesday at 10PM The Grindstone hosts one of Edmonton's only Stand-Up Comedy Open Mics to give first timers a chance to take a huge risk, and pros a chance to work on new material.

Garden Party at The Workshop Eatery, Edmonton, Aug 20. Harvest menu and cocktails from the restaurant garden, $110 per person, supporting In The Weeds YEG.

"Learn to roll sushi like a pro in this hands-on Edmonton cooking class — From Rice to Rolls: A Sushi Adventure. Reserve your spot today!"

Lawn chairs, warm summer evenings, and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra performing live in your community — ESO Outdoors is the seasonal tradition Edmonton families look forward to all year long.

Warm up your vocal cords and celebrate Pride at the Divas Sing-Along!

Edmonton's most-anticipated fish fry is back. Every Friday in August, Sabor turns out golden, crispy fish and chips to go — and $15 gets you the plate plus a drink. Proceeds go to Ronald McDonald House and Santas Anonymous, so lunch does double duty. Starts 11am, runs until they sell out. Come early. Come hungry.

ZooBrew returns to the Edmonton Valley Zoo Aug 21 with 20+ local breweries and distilleries, food trucks and live music. 18+, $33.50, advance tickets only.

Sarasota Homes + Realty invites the community to one of its most anticipated events of the year—an evening of shopping, food, entertainment, and family fun.

Don't miss Edmonton's last Decades Market of the summer. Find unique vintage, live DJs, local food, pop-ups, and a free daytime market all in one weekend.

Send summer off with a full plate and a real shot at prizes. Pearl Nnamani and her sister are throwing an end-of-season bash built for connection — West African cooking, cold drinks, and friendly games where winning actually pays out.

Free premiere of Fast Eddy, a local short film about an aging cycling champion, Aug 21 at the Glenrose in Edmonton. Screening, Q&A and reception, 7pm.

Five bucks gets you into a ballpark for a movie on a big screen out in the outfield. Goodwill and the Riverhawks are screening 'Rookie of the Year' - a baseball movie, in a ballpark, which is a programming decision you have to respect.

Forty seats, not a bad one in the house. Chris Gowen turns a secret library inside The Rec Room into a Victorian-style parlour for close-up sleight-of-hand — no cups and balls, no rope tricks, just cutting-edge illusion happening inches from your face.

Welcome to The Secret Secrets Club, where your confessions become the fuel for an unforgettable night of improvised comedy.

A 1903 brick house, a shady backyard, and a rotating cast of local makers. Little Brick hosts a pop-up market every Saturday through the summer, with a new vendor lineup each week — bakers, jewellers, ceramicists, small-batch snack outfits.

Discover the Sherbrooke Book Fair, featuring independent bookstores, local and Canadian publishers, bookish vendors, a cozy reading nook, and refreshments for readers of all ages.

Don't miss Edmonton's last Decades Market of the summer. Find unique vintage, live DJs, local food, pop-ups, and a free daytime market all in one weekend.

Saturdays from June 20 to September 19, 2026, Rice Howard Way is turning up the volume, with live music, patio energy, local businesses, and Entertainment District activity in the heart of downtown Edmonton.

Join thousands of 2SLGBTQ+ community members, allies, and supporters as we bring the Pride Parade & Trans March back to the streets of downtown Edmonton in a dazzling celebration of love, identity, and unity.

97 years of speed, tradition, and pure racing excellence — the Canadian Derby at Century Mile Racetrack on August 22nd is the must-attend sporting event of the Edmonton summer.

Join Pridefest at Fan Park in the heart of ICE District for the Edmonton Pride Festival—
A dynamic, all-ages event that’s free to attend and bursting with energy, artistry, and community spirit.

Lawn chairs, warm summer evenings, and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra performing live in your community — ESO Outdoors is the seasonal tradition Edmonton families look forward to all year long.

Sunday morning, but make it fabulous. Felicia Von Queef hosts Campio's August charity brunch with performances from Colin Bae, Desire Devine, Ladonna Cree and Severina Aphrodite, in partnership with the Imperial Sovereign Court of the Wildrose.

Winds of Unity Multicultural Kite Festival is a vibrant, family-friendly celebration that brings together people from all backgrounds for a day of connection, culture, and joy.

Gigi's Good Girls Drag Brunch at Dolly's Cocktails, Edmonton, Aug 23. Two seatings, 11am and 1:30pm. $45 with food included, 18+. Hosted by local queens.

Lawn chairs, warm summer evenings, and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra performing live in your community — ESO Outdoors is the seasonal tradition Edmonton families look forward to all year long.

Bits and Brews stand-up returns to Sea Change Brewing in Beaumont, Aug 23. Katie Yoner headlines a six-comic lineup. Doors 7pm, show 8pm, 18+.

Unwind your weekend and reset for the week ahead with our Sunday Night Sunset Yoga this Summer in Edmonton. Join us for a peaceful outdoor flow as the sun dips below the horizon, creating the perfect backdrop for movement, breath, and connection.

Join a themed book club this August exploring dystopian and utopian novels, with book talk and a Soylent Green smoothie tie-in treat.

Monday nights in this city are usually a write-off. Not this one. Free stand-up in the room beneath the Starlite, lineup rotating weekly, hosted by a showcase that's had comics pass through on their way to bigger stages. Nine o'clock, downtown, costs nothing. Get there early if you want to sit.

It’s back! Metro Cinema is once again offering a new budget-friendly ticket option during June, July, and August: starting on June 2, our Tuesday admission price will be reduced to just $5. ⁠

Plant Bingo returns to Evolution Wonderlounge, Edmonton, Aug 25, 7 to 9pm. Multiple rounds, plant prizes, 18+. Round one sold out, so book early.

Enjoy an evening of music, food trucks, singing along and enjoying the last of the long summer sky. All ages welcome. Experience a MainStage opening act, Martin Kerr, food trucks and an evening of fun.

Learn to can, freeze, and preserve your tomato harvest at this hands-on workshop August 26 at Stanley Library. Tickets $25.

Opera al Fresco returns to the University of Alberta Botanic Garden — an beloved end-of-summer tradition featuring the Edmonton Opera Chorus, featured soloists, and a complimentary charcuterie snack box under the open sky.

Guns N' Roses play Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton on Aug 26, 2026. Sweet Child O' Mine, Paradise City and more, 6:25pm start. Tickets from $34.

Trivia gets underway at 7 PM, but tables fill up quickly, so be sure to arrive early to claim your spot. Planning to save seats? Please make sure at least half of your team is present, as complete teams will receive priority seating.

Blankets, big screens, and summer nights — Movies at the Mile transforms Century Mile Racetrack into Edmonton's most unique outdoor cinema experience on August 26th. Don't miss it.

Every week Wednesday at 10PM The Grindstone hosts one of Edmonton's only Stand-Up Comedy Open Mics to give first timers a chance to take a huge risk, and pros a chance to work on new material.

Art + Drinks + Good Vibes = Happiness! Join us at the Art Gallery of Alberta for an inspired happy hour featuring great drinks and even better vibes. Whether you're winding down after a busy week or looking for something fun to do over the weekend, this is the perfect way to combine creativity and cocktails. 

The low-pressure antidote to speed dating. Bowl in small groups for the first hour, then mingle at your own pace for the second — no timers, no forced rotations, just hosts making warm introductions. Ages 25–40ish, 7–9 PM, tickets around $55. Come for the strikes, stay for the connections. Book before the lanes fill.

Edmonton's most-anticipated fish fry is back. Every Friday in August, Sabor turns out golden, crispy fish and chips to go — and $15 gets you the plate plus a drink. Proceeds go to Ronald McDonald House and Santas Anonymous, so lunch does double duty. Starts 11am, runs until they sell out. Come early. Come hungry.

Enjoy the Peking Duck Banquet in Edmonton's Chinatown, supporting the Chinatown Transformation Collaborative Society. Admission $35.

Forty seats, not a bad one in the house. Chris Gowen turns a secret library inside The Rec Room into a Victorian-style parlour for close-up sleight-of-hand — no cups and balls, no rope tricks, just cutting-edge illusion happening inches from your face.

There are bats over your neighbourhood right now. You've just never heard them. Cory Olson of the Alberta Bat Program hands you a bat detector, talks you through echolocation, then walks the group into position before dusk.

Forty seats, one bridge, sixty minutes of gold hour. The Dabbledogs spin live on the High Level Streetcar while the city slides past underneath — drinks on board, cash or card. $25 flat. Departs 7:30 sharp with no refunds, so park early and don't be the one watching it pull away.

A 1903 brick house, a shady backyard, and a rotating cast of local makers. Little Brick hosts a pop-up market every Saturday through the summer, with a new vendor lineup each week — bakers, jewellers, ceramicists, small-batch snack outfits.

A stretch of boreal forest that hasn't been open to the public. On August 29, it is. The Edmonton Area Land Trust marks the public opening of its newest property with an easy 3 km walk through forest and peatland, negligible elevation, led by biologist Kirby England.

Saturdays from June 20 to September 19, 2026, Rice Howard Way is turning up the volume, with live music, patio energy, local businesses, and Entertainment District activity in the heart of downtown Edmonton.

Those cuttings rooting in an old jam jar deserve better. Three hours at Lee Valley's west-end store and you'll sand, drill, hand-cut miters, glue and finish a proper propagation stand.

Have you always felt a pull toward something older, something yours? Spend a full day finding out. Twenty women, one room, and a run of the genuinely witchy: an intuitive oracle pull (they'll teach you), a spell bag you build yourself, group hypnotherapy, and a fire-burning release ritual at dusk.

A grain elevator, a beer garden, and a stage full of bands fighting for a crown. Leduc's landmark hosts six hours of live music where the audience helps pick the winner — plus Leduc Brewing Company pouring, local artists and vendors set up, and entertainment running all night.

Chinatown After Dark invites you to experience the vibrant energy of Chinatown as the sun sets. Wander through glowing lantern-lit streets, discover hidden eateries, browse bustling night markets, and immerse yourself in the neighborhood's rich culture, flavors, and nightlife

Awn Kitchen's Advanced Sourdough class returns with hands-on shaping practice and new recipes, for past sourdough workshop students only.

Lawn chairs, warm summer evenings, and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra performing live in your community — ESO Outdoors is the seasonal tradition Edmonton families look forward to all year long.

Twenty minutes. One blank canvas. No do-overs. Watch local artists race the clock through three live painting rounds while you hold the power: every spectator votes for the winner. T

One good rummage from your next favourite thing. Black Dog's Barking Lot (10425 Whyte Ave) fills with vintage and collectible vendors from 2 to 7pm — records, retro finds, one-of-a-kind scores you won't see twice.

Lawn chairs, warm summer evenings, and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra performing live in your community — ESO Outdoors is the seasonal tradition Edmonton families look forward to all year long.

You begin at a chocolate maker. Everything after that is upside. Linda Hoang leads 2.5 hours through 124 Street's murals — artist backstories, walls getting painted in real time, and dishes from three-plus local kitchens baked into the $45 ticket.

Unwind your weekend and reset for the week ahead with our Sunday Night Sunset Yoga this Summer in Edmonton. Join us for a peaceful outdoor flow as the sun dips below the horizon, creating the perfect backdrop for movement, breath, and connection.

Monday nights in this city are usually a write-off. Not this one. Free stand-up in the room beneath the Starlite, lineup rotating weekly, hosted by a showcase that's had comics pass through on their way to bigger stages. Nine o'clock, downtown, costs nothing. Get there early if you want to sit.

Every week Wednesday at 10PM The Grindstone hosts one of Edmonton's only Stand-Up Comedy Open Mics to give first timers a chance to take a huge risk, and pros a chance to work on new material.

Join Mai Nguyen for an evening of Katsu. You’ll learn to make crispy pork Katsu cutlets to serve with a Japanese curry, and assemble a perfectly crisp Menchi Katsu Sando.

You've walked past half these walls without looking up. Linda Hoang fixes that in 2.5 hours — mural by mural through downtown, insider stories on the artists, a live piece in progress with the painter right there to talk to, and dishes from three-plus local spots folded into the $45 ticket. Thursday, 6 PM. Check in by 5:45.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

Forty seats, not a bad one in the house. Chris Gowen turns a secret library inside The Rec Room into a Victorian-style parlour for close-up sleight-of-hand — no cups and balls, no rope tricks, just cutting-edge illusion happening inches from your face.

A 1903 brick house, a shady backyard, and a rotating cast of local makers. Little Brick hosts a pop-up market every Saturday through the summer, with a new vendor lineup each week — bakers, jewellers, ceramicists, small-batch snack outfits.

Create your own artisan ice cream from scratch in this fun, hands-on workshop. Learn the science of ice cream, customize your flavour, and take home four pints of your creation.

Saturdays from June 20 to September 19, 2026, Rice Howard Way is turning up the volume, with live music, patio energy, local businesses, and Entertainment District activity in the heart of downtown Edmonton.

Join the Kinsmen Club of Edmonton Clubhouse Field for a day of fun, food, drinks, and entertainment. Sample a variety of beverages from local breweries, wineries, and distilleries for $2! Meet fellow enthusiasts and enjoy live music and delicious food & drinks.

Join MasterChef Canada alum Mai Nguyen for her exclusive Chicken Ramen class and learn to make Ramen from scratch.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

Semolina is milled from durum wheat and, combined with water not eggs, produces a supple, malleable dough that's perfect for hand-rolling: no equipment needed. In this class, Mai will walk you through mixing and working a batch of dough before rolling two classic shapes, Cavatelli and Pici.

All White brunch and day party at The Public Exchange, Edmonton, Sept 6, 4 to 10pm. Six hours of R&B on Labour Day Sunday. Dress code is all white.

Dom Dolla headlines Foundation Series at Fan Park @ ICE District, Sunday Sept 6. Chris Lorenzo, Silva Bumpa and more, plus a Warehouse Stage of Edmonton locals.

See Eric Luttrell live at Baijiu in Edmonton on September 6. Enjoy an intimate evening of melodic house and progressive electronic music from 5–11 PM.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

Monday nights in this city are usually a write-off. Not this one. Free stand-up in the room beneath the Starlite, lineup rotating weekly, hosted by a showcase that's had comics pass through on their way to bigger stages. Nine o'clock, downtown, costs nothing. Get there early if you want to sit.

Join MasterChef Canada alumna Mai Nguyen for a class on making Bao Sandwiches from scratch. Learn to make soft, pillowy Bao Buns, mastering rolling and steaming techniques, and prepare two classic fillings: braised Pork Belly and Peaches & Shrimp.

Immerse yourself in the aromatic world of Moroccan cuisine as Chef Owner Kathryn Joel guides you through a menu celebrating the vibrant flavours and traditional dishes of Morocco. Learn to use spices like cumin, coriander, cinnamon, ginger, and saffron to create authentic Moroccan flavours. Begin with Harissa-Spiced Carrot Dip and Zaalouk, Morocco’s version of Baba Ganoush. Next, prepare Spinach & Feta Briouats, delicate filo triangles served with a Harissa Yogurt Sauce. Conclude with a classic Tagine of Chicken with Preserved Lemons and Green Olives, served alongside perfectly steamed couscous. This class is a delicious opportunity to explore Moroccan techniques and flavours.

Join Chef Owner Kathryn Joel at Get Cooking an in-person culinary experience featuring three Mediterranean-inspired seafood pasta dishes.

Make sauces, sides, and salads with tinned and fresh tomatoes in this hands-on class from Awn Kitchen, with dinner, wine, and recipes.

"Oktoberfest returns to Fan Park @ ICE District, Edmonton! Bavarian food, beer, live music & fun for all ages. Get your tickets today."

Throughout the evening, our passionate chocolate maker - Antoine Lavoie - will guide you through our selected chocolate-wine flight.

Forty seats, not a bad one in the house. Chris Gowen turns a secret library inside The Rec Room into a Victorian-style parlour for close-up sleight-of-hand — no cups and balls, no rope tricks, just cutting-edge illusion happening inches from your face.

Experience The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers like never before — Howard Shore's legendary score performed live by a full symphony orchestra and choir as the complete film plays on the big screen in Edmonton.

Saturdays from June 20 to September 19, 2026, Rice Howard Way is turning up the volume, with live music, patio energy, local businesses, and Entertainment District activity in the heart of downtown Edmonton.

Experience The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers like never before — Howard Shore's legendary score performed live by a full symphony orchestra and choir as the complete film plays on the big screen in Edmonton.

Barrel Fest 2026 is the 4th annual celebration of beer and cider made in wood. Blind Enthusiasm Brewing Company is inviting some of Canada's best brewers to share their barrel-aged and barrel-fermented beers right here in Edmonton. Every brewer at Barrel Fest is an expert at making beer in barrels, and every beer in the festival will have spent some time in wood!

Join Chef Owner Kathryn Joel for an evening celebrating the bold flavours of Creole cuisine. Begin with a warm Crab Dip, followed by Shrimp & Grits seasoned with Creole spices. The main course is a rich Gumbo with chicken, shrimp, bacon, and sausage in a dark roux and tomato sauce.

"Oktoberfest returns to Fan Park @ ICE District, Edmonton! Bavarian food, beer, live music & fun for all ages. Get your tickets today."

Experience The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers like never before — Howard Shore's legendary score performed live by a full symphony orchestra and choir as the complete film plays on the big screen in Edmonton.

Join a themed book club this September exploring retellings of famous stories, with book talk and honey cakes and apple cider to enjoy.

"Oktoberfest returns to Fan Park @ ICE District, Edmonton! Bavarian food, beer, live music & fun for all ages. Get your tickets today."

In this Edmonton Cooking class with Chef Mai Nguyen, you'll learn to make kimchi from scratch. Mai will walk you through the fermentation process and the flavour principles.

FILMharmonique brings Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl to Edmonton on September 13, 2026 — Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer's iconic score performed live by a full symphony orchestra as the complete film plays on the big screen.

Savour Strathcona County returns Sept 13, 3–7 p.m. Local restaurants, an artisan market, farmers' market and live music at the Community Centre in Sherwood Park.

Learn the art of sushi from the talented chefs at Izakaya TOMO! This fun, hands-on class will take you behind the scenes of Japanese sushi-making — from cooking and seasoning the perfect rice to rolling your own maki and shaping beautiful nigiri.

Monday nights in this city are usually a write-off. Not this one. Free stand-up in the room beneath the Starlite, lineup rotating weekly, hosted by a showcase that's had comics pass through on their way to bigger stages. Nine o'clock, downtown, costs nothing. Get there early if you want to sit.

Join Chef Mai Nguyen for an in depth class on Soup Dumplings and delve into dumpling traditions from Asia and Eastern Europe. Learn to make China's Xiao Long Bao from scratch by preparing the wrappers, filling them with savoury pork, and steaming and serving them with a flavourful dipping sauce.

A guided garden-to-glass mocktail tasting featuring five seasonal, non-alcoholic rounds paired with locally sourced bites. A one-of-a-kind evening of flavour.

The West Block Food Crawl is back for another season of unforgettable flavours, local favourites, and summer nights well spent.

Join Chef Owner Kathryn Joel for an immersive experience in Indian flavours and techniques as you learn to prepare a trio of iconic vegetarian dishes. Discover the secrets behind Masoor Dal, Chana Masala, and Palak Paneer, with Kathryn guiding you through how to balance spices, layer flavours, and make your own homemade Paneer cheese.

Build four flavourful bowls in this hands-on class from Awn Kitchen, with dinner, wine, and a recipe pack full of bowl-building ideas.

Join Chef Owner Kathryn Joel in person and explore the vibrant flavours of Northern Thailand. Learn to make Khao Soi Kai, a classic curry noodle soup from Chiang Mai, featuring whole chicken thighs braised in a fragrant coconut curry broth, served over fresh wonton noodles and finished with crispy fried noodles.

Chef-owner Kathryn Joel is in the room, teaching you to balance the spice by taste rather than recipe. Bring a container — you'll want the leftovers.

Get ready to run amok, amok, amok! The witches are back and confused about what is happening in this new world of 2026! Hokus Pokus Live! is a hilarious, high-camp parody of everyone’s favorite Halloween cult classic, brought to life by drag royalty.

Everyone orders butter chicken. Almost nobody makes it. Spend an evening learning why it works — the spice layering, the balance, the bit restaurants won't tell you — then plate it with saffron rice and aloo gobi.

Bacon Day 2026 at Hayloft Steak + Fish, Edmonton, Sept 18. Pig roast, charcuterie, live music and auctions raising $20,000 for MS Canada. Book a table.

Fifteen bucks for a night of Broadway, sung by performers who just came off the Fringe. Edmonton's up-and-coming musical theatre crowd takes over a church on 82 Ave for an evening of show tunes — the kind of room where you're close enough to see them commit. 7 PM, $15 general admission, plus GST and a 25¢ ticket fee. Small venue, big voices. Grab a seat.

Forty seats, not a bad one in the house. Chris Gowen turns a secret library inside The Rec Room into a Victorian-style parlour for close-up sleight-of-hand — no cups and balls, no rope tricks, just cutting-edge illusion happening inches from your face.

Alberta Ballet's Giselle hits Edmonton's Jubilee Auditorium Sept 18–19, 2026. Betrayal, ghosts, and one iconic love story — two nights only. Get tickets now.

Alberta Ballet's Giselle hits Edmonton's Jubilee Auditorium Sept 18–19, 2026. Betrayal, ghosts, and one iconic love story — two nights only. Get tickets now.

By the end of the cooking class, you'll have a full mezze spread to sit down and enjoy together, and the skills and confidence to recreate it at home.

Saturdays from June 20 to September 19, 2026, Rice Howard Way is turning up the volume, with live music, patio energy, local businesses, and Entertainment District activity in the heart of downtown Edmonton.

"Oktoberfest returns to Fan Park @ ICE District, Edmonton! Bavarian food, beer, live music & fun for all ages. Get your tickets today."

Chinatown After Dark invites you to experience the vibrant energy of Chinatown as the sun sets. Wander through glowing lantern-lit streets, discover hidden eateries, browse bustling night markets, and immerse yourself in the neighborhood's rich culture, flavors, and nightlife

The Grand Dueling Piano Show takes over MKT on Gateway Blvd, Edmonton, Sept 19. All request piano, 100+ beers, show at 9:15pm. Tables of 4 to 6 or singles.

Alberta Ballet's Giselle hits Edmonton's Jubilee Auditorium Sept 18–19, 2026. Betrayal, ghosts, and one iconic love story — two nights only. Get tickets now.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

"Oktoberfest returns to Fan Park @ ICE District, Edmonton! Bavarian food, beer, live music & fun for all ages. Get your tickets today."

Join Owen Petersen, and master the art of crafting homemade sourdough bread in his popular Sourdough Basics class. During your class you'll prepare your own loaf of sourdough with Owen's guidance, then while your loaves rise, Kathryn will demonstrate and serve her sourdough Panzanella and a delightful seasonal soup, paired with slices of Owen's freshly baked bread.

Two decades of Canadian radio, married to each other. The Our Lady Peace frontman and the multi-platinum songwriter bring the Break Your Heart Tour to River Cree for one Sunday night, 7pm, tickets from $49.99.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Monday nights in this city are usually a write-off. Not this one. Free stand-up in the room beneath the Starlite, lineup rotating weekly, hosted by a showcase that's had comics pass through on their way to bigger stages. Nine o'clock, downtown, costs nothing. Get there early if you want to sit.

Forget everything Tex-Mex taught you. Chef Jose Montan runs this one from street corner to Yucatán kitchen: volcanes built on crisp corn tortillas with chorizo you make yourself, a kale salad with charred poblanos and lime agave, then cochinita pibil — pork marinated in achiote and naranja agria, wrapped in banana leaves and cooked until it collapses.

Juliet is rewriting her ending and Edmonton is invited — & Juliet runs September 22–27, 2026 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium for a week of pop anthems, fierce performances, and pure musical theatre joy.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

The West Block Food Crawl is back for another season of unforgettable flavours, local favourites, and summer nights well spent.

The dough is the whole game, and you'll make yours from scratch. Two pizzas each — sausage and rapini, prosciutto and arugula — plus the tricks that get a decent crust out of a home oven.

Learn to make yeast dough, sauces, and three seasonal pizzas in this hands-on class from Awn Kitchen, with dinner, wine, and recipes.

Juliet is rewriting her ending and Edmonton is invited — & Juliet runs September 22–27, 2026 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium for a week of pop anthems, fierce performances, and pure musical theatre joy.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Art + Drinks + Good Vibes = Happiness! Join us at the Art Gallery of Alberta for an inspired happy hour featuring great drinks and even better vibes. Whether you're winding down after a busy week or looking for something fun to do over the weekend, this is the perfect way to combine creativity and cocktails. 

Join Chef Owner Kathryn Joel on a culinary adventure through the vibrant flavours of Louisiana. Start with our Shrimp Dip seasoned with a classic Cajun spice blend, perfect for sharing, then make a rich and savoury Jambalaya, combining tender chicken, smoky sausage, and juicy shrimp with perfectly cooked rice, all seasoned with authentic Cajun spices.

After premiering the show at the Melbourne Comedy Festival and touring across Australia’s biggest comedy festivals—including Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth—Josh is taking Jiggle, Jiggle on the road for international audiences. Josh began performing stand-up comedy 20 years ago and quickly became a mainstay of the Australian comedy scene. Over the years, he has built a devoted global following—while also losing three celebrity cooking shows, failing spectacularly at Celebrity Splash and Taskmaster, and (arguably) curing Bob Katter’s homophobia. Among many other achievements. 

Josh Thomas brings Jiggle, Jiggle to Edmonton's Horowitz Theatre Sept 24, 2026. An hour of dumb, happy stand-up from the Please Like Me creator.

Juliet is rewriting her ending and Edmonton is invited — & Juliet runs September 22–27, 2026 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium for a week of pop anthems, fierce performances, and pure musical theatre joy.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Slapping noodle dough against a bench is more satisfying than it has any right to be. MasterChef Canada's Mai Nguyen teaches the pull — biang biang noodles stretched by hand, served with cumin lamb and her own chili oil.

Master chili and tacos in this hands-on class from Awn Kitchen, with guacamole, tortillas, and more, plus dinner and wine included.

During this exclusive dinner, you’ll vote for your favourite wines, paired with a dinner created by executive Sous Chef - of a mouth watering 4 course dinner. Each course will feature our 3 Vendors wine pairings - where you’ll vote for your favourite.

Forty seats, not a bad one in the house. Chris Gowen turns a secret library inside The Rec Room into a Victorian-style parlour for close-up sleight-of-hand — no cups and balls, no rope tricks, just cutting-edge illusion happening inches from your face.

Juliet is rewriting her ending and Edmonton is invited — & Juliet runs September 22–27, 2026 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium for a week of pop anthems, fierce performances, and pure musical theatre joy.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Jimmy Carr is a sharp, fast-talking British comedian known for his dark one-liners and brutally quick comebacks—instantly recognizable by his high-pitched, unmistakable laugh.

"Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny live at Rogers Place, Edmonton on Sept 25. Get tickets now for a night of dark, razor-sharp comedy you won't forget."

Carve it. Ink it. Take it home. Natalie Ley of Snake Bite Creations walks total beginners through a 4"x6" linocut across five hours — carving till the lunch break, hand-printing after. Block, tools, ink, rollers and paper all included. Free parking, all ages, zero experience needed. Show up with a design in mind.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Juliet is rewriting her ending and Edmonton is invited — & Juliet runs September 22–27, 2026 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium for a week of pop anthems, fierce performances, and pure musical theatre joy.

"Oktoberfest returns to Fan Park @ ICE District, Edmonton! Bavarian food, beer, live music & fun for all ages. Get your tickets today."

Juliet is rewriting her ending and Edmonton is invited — & Juliet runs September 22–27, 2026 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium for a week of pop anthems, fierce performances, and pure musical theatre joy.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Remember when camp meant making things, not answering emails? The Creative Field Trip hands the day back to you — 10 AM to 4 PM at Yorath House, a full day of hands-on art with zero kids underfoot.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Juliet is rewriting her ending and Edmonton is invited — & Juliet runs September 22–27, 2026 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium for a week of pop anthems, fierce performances, and pure musical theatre joy.

"Oktoberfest returns to Fan Park @ ICE District, Edmonton! Bavarian food, beer, live music & fun for all ages. Get your tickets today."

Juliet is rewriting her ending and Edmonton is invited — & Juliet runs September 22–27, 2026 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium for a week of pop anthems, fierce performances, and pure musical theatre joy.

Learn to cook with eggs and dairy in this hands-on class from Awn Kitchen, from pavlova to homemade ricotta, with dinner and wine.

Monday nights in this city are usually a write-off. Not this one. Free stand-up in the room beneath the Starlite, lineup rotating weekly, hosted by a showcase that's had comics pass through on their way to bigger stages. Nine o'clock, downtown, costs nothing. Get there early if you want to sit.

Join Chef Owner Kathryn Joel and learn to make Fresh Cut Pasta with your own homemade dough.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Join Mai Nguyen for an evening of Malaysian cooking. Start with Laksa, a fragrant, spicy soup combining seafood with noodles in a rich coconut broth.

Step inside Delavoye Chocolate Maker after hours for an intimate 45-minute journey into the world of bean-to-bar chocolate.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Join Chef Owner Kathryn Joel on International Sushi Day and you’ll master how to make your own sushi rolls at home. In this hands-on class, Kathryn will share her secrets for perfectly cooked and seasoned sushi rice and guide you as you create your own personalized rolls with a variety of fillings and garnishes, including seafood favorites like Ahi Tuna, Salmon, BBQ Eel, and Scallops for Chop Chop. From classic Maki to impressive Uramaki and pressed, flamed Aburi Oshizushi, you’ll learn the essential techniques for rolling and pressing sushi at home. The best part? You’ll enjoy your creations for supper, so arrive hungry and bring a takeaway container for your leftovers since you’ll be rolling more sushi than you can eat.

Backed by a spectacular 100%  live band, dazzling multi-media, colourful costumes and captivating dancers, this high-energy cast of performers transports you back in time and will have you moving, smiling and singing along to all of Elton John’s most iconic hits.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Learn to host a stress-free Thanksgiving with turkey, sides, pie, and more in this hands-on class from Awn Kitchen with Kaelin's tips.Th

Forty seats, not a bad one in the house. Chris Gowen turns a secret library inside The Rec Room into a Victorian-style parlour for close-up sleight-of-hand — no cups and balls, no rope tricks, just cutting-edge illusion happening inches from your face.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Indulge in the world of bean-to-bar chocolate with our exclusive 90-minute chocolate-tasting event.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.

Halloween décor you actually made yourself. Two hours in Stephanie Jonsson's downtown studio shaping a ceramic ghost from raw clay — no experience required.

A sourdough class for all skill levels, from starter beginners to experienced bakers, offered by Awn Kitchen.

Step aboard the legendary Orient Express for an evening of mystery, intrigue, and suspense at The Citadel Theatre.