Edmonton Events

Habitat for Humanity Edmonton, in conjunction with the Capital Region Interfaith Housing Initiative, has hosted an Interfaith build project for the last six years. This year we hope to see even more participation from Edmonton’s faith groups! The Interfaith Works Project encompasses the build sites, prefab shop, landscaping, ReStores, and any other available volunteer opportunities...

Opening Reception, March 9 @7pm Artist in attendance. George Littlechild, through his art-practice discusses identity displacement and cultural genocide from his own personal experience. George delivers his work to audiences to create a dialogue between both the Aboriginal communities and the Colonial communities as a method of healing through shared experience. Image: ‘Indigenous Wonder Woman’...

Call for Submission “Nocturn” PROSPECTUS The Alberta Society of Artists invites all artists in Alberta (must be 18 years of age or older) to submit to the exhibition, “Nocturn”. OVERVIEW The interpretation of the theme is up to the artist. From the MerriamWebster dictionary. “The origin and etymology of NOCTURN: Middle English nocturne, borrowed from...

Join 630 CHED on location at Peavey Mart this Sunday from 1:00pm-5:00pm!   The GRAND OPENING of Peavey Mart Edmonton is this weekend! Get the full Peavey Mart experience – come check out the cool store featuring savings on lawn & garden, hardware, automotive, work wear, pet supplies and LOTS more! Also, contests and product...

Citadel Theatre presents: Undercover!

These gals are tired of always being the bridesmaid and never the bride and are going to do something about it. Four women are off on a bachelorette party trip never to be forgotten, as they celebrate their friend’s upcoming marriage, while also searching for husbands of their own! Join us for a hilarious romp...

Local artist Pearl Westfall displays sculpted abstracts on canvas, inspired by the weathered beauty of rockscapes in Alberta and stony beaches in British Columbia. Join Pearl for the opening reception April 12, 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. Live music by pianist Bob Husband.

Local artist Pearl Westfall displays sculpted abstracts on canvas, inspired by the weathered beauty of rockscapes in Alberta and stony beaches in British Columbia. Join Pearl for the opening reception April 12, 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. Live music by pianist Bob Husband.

Move your body, meet new people, and have a whole lot of fun!! Join us for an hour of fun and fitness as you sample the Ukrainian dance steps that make our culture so lively! No dance experience is necessary to enjoy this class taught by Shumka’s Creative Director, Tasha Orysiuk. Ukrainian dance steps will...

On 22nd April 2018, the Edmonton ANZAC Day Committee, supported by the South Alberta Light Horse are hosting a memorial ceremony to mark the 103rd anniversary of ANZAC Day. The ceremony follows the lines of a traditional remembrance service in the presence of Edmonton’s veteran soldiers, Australian and New Zealand expatriates, community representatives and military...

An exhibition of new paintings from Marianne Watchel opens at Scott Gallery, April 14. For those familiar with the artist’s approach to abstraction, these paintings present an intriguing shift. From the viewer’s perspective, the shift or trajectory is simultaneously limiting and expansive: sealed surfaces take deeper breaths and tone establishes the ground for the paintings...

The West End Gallery proudly presents “Prairie Aspects”, a solo exhibition of new work by beloved realist W. H. Webb. This will be the feature exhibition for the Spring Gallery Walk weekend, taking place Saturday April 14 and Sunday, April 15. Please join Mr. Webb for a painting demonstration on Saturday, from 1 – 4...

THE 110TH EDMONTON KIWANIS MUSIC FESTIVAL INVITES YOU TO HEAR THE STARS OF TOMORROW This year marks the 110th Annual Edmonton Kiwanis Music Festival – Canada’s first competitive music festival. Over 1,700 single and group entrants entered in over 1,000 classes will perform and compete from April 16 to April 30, 2018 at MacEwan University’s...

THE 110TH EDMONTON KIWANIS MUSIC FESTIVAL INVITES YOU TO HEAR THE STARS OF TOMORROW This year marks the 110th Annual Edmonton Kiwanis Music Festival – Canada’s first competitive music festival. Over 1,700 single and group entrants entered in over 1,000 classes will perform and compete from April 16 to April 30, 2018 at MacEwan University’s...

To assist immigrants to improve job hunting skills and build confidence, we are inviting you to participate in our Job Search Class.

What’s Your Risk of Heart Disease? London Drugs Pharmacists Now Offering Critical Healthy Heart Screening To help Albertans take control of their own heart health and learn about heart disease prevention, pharmacists at London Drugs In London Centre are offering a Healthy Heart Clinic, on Wednesday, April 18th 2018, from 2:30 – 5:30. The statistics...

Progressive hip hop duo Locution Revolution host Hip Hop Showcase at The Carrot! Get connected to Edmonton’s local hip hop community! Listen to sick beats and step up on our open stage for hip hop artists, rappers, spoken word, and poets. Rated PG.

Opus@12 Chamber Concert Society invites you to “Romance”. Lunch hour chamber music by Bizet, Bridge, Glière, Menkin, Pleyel, Quantz and Telemann. Informal, great for young families, seniors and everyone else! Free admission.

Meet more than 150 exhibitors with everything you need for lakeside and country living. This show features high quality exhibitors showing log cabins, timber frame homes, conventional construction, boats, docks, contractors, innovative building products, green solutions, decor and style, arts and crafts, food and entertaining, water toys and fun for all seasons.

Two amazing homes built for a great cause! Join 630 CHED at the Big Brothers Big Sisters Dream Home Lottery prize homes on Enchanted Way in St. Albert, Friday afternoon from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Ticket sales are slow and this important fundraiser needs your help! Just $25 and you could win this amazing...

Enjoy an evening in a mystical enchanted garden, where the world is green and bright, the fairy-lights twinkle, and magic is possible. This year hundreds of people will come together under a common goal: to see an end to the destructive disease that is diabetes. A cure for diabetes is not a magical wish, but...

In an intimate yet painful conversation, journalist Amanda Lindhout, who grew up in Central Alberta, will recount her harrowing 460 days as a hostage in southern Somalia. After her rescue, she pushed forward into a life of compassion, recovery and philanthropy. Her New York Times-bestselling memoir, A House in the Sky, has been optioned as a Hollywood...

Tim Chesterton is a regular performer at The Carrot, typically joined by one of his Edmonton songwriting compatriots. His music is mainly derived from his UK birth land. He song writes from experience and history and handily reinterprets traditional Celtic-flavoured songs, keeping them fresh and interesting. $5 cover (18 & Under FREE)

He’s sly, arrogant, and takes pride in breaking women’s hearts — opera’s most notorious bad boy Don Giovanni is back in all his seductive glory this spring! Often regarded as the crowning masterpiece of Mozart’s Italian repertoire, Don Giovanni combines elements of comedy, tragedy, and the supernatural in a riveting opera experience. Baritone Phillip Addis,...