Edmonton Events

Edmonton's faith community is working together to impact Habitat through our Interfaith Works Project! Edmonton's Capital Region's Interfaith Housing Initiative has a goal of providing at least 500 volunteers and 45 lunches for our sites! If you are part of a faith community, we invite you to join in this special project and help achieve the goal. Bring out a group or come as individuals representing your faith group and help us on our construction sites and in our ReStores! For more information about this initiative, please contact Megan.

Diana Thorneycroft is a Winnipeg artist who has exhibited all across Canada, the United States and Europe as well as in Moscow, Tokyo and Sydney. ‘O Canada (I’m sorry)’ is an exhibition with selections from two bodies of Thorneycroft’s work: ‘Group of Seven Awkward Moments’ and ‘A Peoples History’. The work in this exhibition investigates the relationship between the Canadian landscape and national identity and explores examples of Canadian society that exemplify the word "awkward". In the words of Thorneycroft, "Canadian history is full of awkward moments and that is more of a reality than this heroic landscape that the Group of Seven portrayed”.

Somewhere in the city of Edmonton, I’ve hidden a piece of litter that has a cash prize to the good Samaritan who finds it. I’m leaving some variables in the prize so that there’s no way for it to be duplicated. * amount of money is represented by monopoly game money. It’s an unknown amount...

New to Edmonton! ASSIST Newcomers ‘ Orientation provides information of many important settlement related services and community resources that will help you to settle here! Topics include: Introduction of immigrants serving organizations in Edmonton Important documents and application Education system and health care system in Alberta Finance and taxation English classes Housing Social benefits and...

ACUA GALLERY presents on of the largest group shows of Ukrainian North American artists. View the salon style show and vast works spanning painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture. On view from April 7 though the 27.

Opening Saturday April 8, 2017 is Andrea Kastner’s latest exhibition “Shadow Cities.” Kastner’s work focuses on the overlooked corners of urban spaces and the sacred nature of rejected things.

This year marks the 109th Annual Edmonton Kiwanis Music Festival – Canada’s first competitive music festival. Over 2,500 single and group entrants entered in over 1,000 classes will perform and compete from April 10 to April 28, 2017 at MacEwan University’s Alberta College Campus (10050 MacDonald Drive), McDougall United Church (10025 101 Street), and the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre (8426 Gateway Boulevard). Choirs, bands, singers, pianists, guitarists, harpists, speech students, musical theatre performers, string players, woodwind players, and brass players will be showcasing, in a variety of classes, what they have learned this year. Some will be recommended to represent Edmonton at the Provincial Music Festival, and some will win Scholarships, but all will share their passion in their chosen discipline. The Aboriginal Arts portion of the festival took place on February 14 and 15, 2017 at Ben Calf Robe School and featured performances in Aboriginal dance, Pow Wow drumming, Métis jigging, and Métis fiddling. All events during the Festival are FREE to the public. The Festival kicks off with a Gala on Sunday, April 9 at 2:30PM at McDougall United Church (10025 101 Street) featuring performers of the various disciplines in the Festival. The Gala will be emceed by the Edmonton Journal’s Paula Simons. There are several classes in which scholarships will be awarded including some very Special Scholarships.

Edmonton Singles Square Dance Club, the perfect place for exercise, fun, and friendship. We are hosting a FREE Dance Evening. Come and experience the fun of Square Dancing. Easy to learn. Try for Free. Everyone welcome: Singles, Couples, Seniors, Youth. Monday, April 24, 2017. Queen Mary Park Community Hall, 10844 - 117 St. Edmonton, 7:00-8:30pm

The clarinet students from the University of Alberta will be performing their fourth annual clarinet studio showcase. This group, under the study of Don Ross and Julianne Scott, contains members from the Ceremonial Guard, Edmonton Youth Orchestra, and various university music ensembles. The recital features a variety of clarinet pieces by Schmitt, Weber, Lowry, and many more. Come see Adriana Jankovic, Claire Neilson, Elizabeth Smith, Linnea Signore, Nadya Ajani, Meijun Chen, Bailey Hansen, Kassandra Tchir, Marina Powers and Jacob Eisenstat perform an evening of diverse clarinet music. There will be a reception to follow in the Arts Lounge. Admission is by donation.

Financial Modeling with Excel Training in Edmonton, Canada Financial Modeling is not just for the accountant or financial consultant, who is called upon to develop financial projections, but also for business owners and managers. With improved user interfaces and heavy use of graphics, it is now feasible for non-technical people use a financial model to test options and make decisions based on the projected impact on profits and cash flow. Blueprint • Overview of financial modeling • Understanding projections • Excel best practices foundation and exercises • Useful Excel shortcuts and functions • Gathering historical documents / information • Preparation of Income and Cash Flow statements and Balance Sheet • Ratio Analysis • Du Pont Analysis • Financial Statement Analysis • Valuation of Companies • Valuation of IPOs • Valuation of Merger & Acquisitions • Valuation of Bonds • Valuation of Equity • Leverage Buyout Analysis (LBOs) • Sensitivity/Scenario Analysis • Monte Carlo Simulation • Case Study Course upcoming schedule Date 26th – 28th Apr 2017 05th – 07th Jul 2017 Standard Price CAD 2190 (USD 1627) Early Bird Price CAD 1890 (USD 1404) Early Bird Date Up to: 04th Apr 2017 About Skopoz Skopoz is a reciprocal learning platform. It provides real, instructor-led training courses that cater mainly to professionals who crave to enhance their skills, knowledge, and talent. It serves training for working professionals in the domains of Project Management, Big Data, Data Science, Scrum Agile, PRINCE2 Agile, Six Sigma, Hadoop Administrator, Business case writing. Contact us Email: supportatskopozdotcom +144-20-3769-5939 (CAN)   For more details about courses or registration, please visit www.skopoz.com

Wednesday – April 26, 2017 noon to 2 p.m. Lunch & Learn: “Seven Most Important Documents for Estate Planning,” presented by Linda L. Wright, LLB, of Laurier Law Office. It’s important to raise awareness on the importance of proper estate planning. RSVP by April 21.

An art show/auction in honor of Redemption Boutique whose closing it’s physical store this April. A portion of the proceeds from art sold will be donated to the Pride Center. Entry is $5 per person, includes appetizers and one free drink.

Three old urbane friends have gathered for dinner, but not before one reveals his latest coup: a very expensive painting by one of the hottest artists around, painted entirely in shades of white. In the confusion, confrontation and conflagration that follows, the three old friends soon find themselves divided and struggling to save their friendship in the face of Art’s deepest mysteries. Through questions of artistic meaning and monetary value, internationally renowned playwright Yasmina Reza reveals universal truths about men, art, and the ties that bind them. Tickets are $33 for Adults and $31 for Students and Seniors 65+. Youth under 18 are $18. Service fees apply.

Opus@12 presents "Arrival of the Queen of Sheba". Chamber music by Handel, Haydn, Purcell, Villa-Lobos and others. Free admission. Informal setting. Great for families with young children etc.

We are MOVING our famous Art Auction event to a POP-UP Auction during the opening performance of Rouge-Gorge. Tickets purchased to the Friday night Rouge-Gorge performance (through Tix on the Square) will be treated to light appetizers and an incredible silent and live auction (with over 45 pieces!). All proceeds will go to support BWDC initiatives and programs within the community. Tickets: $35 each | $25 for students & seniors 6:30pm - Reception and Silent Auction 8:00pm - Performance Begins 8:30pm - Intermission & Live Auction 9:00pm - Performance Continues 9:30pm - Live & Silent Auction Continues 10:30pm - Event Ends

Kids 'n' Us is an informal full day conference intended to provide practical information and support for children, teenagers, parents, and caregivers living and working with type 1 diabetes (formerly known as juvenile diabetes). This conference is where everyone understands your lifestyle and concerns. It is an opportunity to update your knowledge about T1 diabetes, learn new coping techniques, and network with other families living with the condition.

Memorial Hall will be filled with lots of bargains including linens, housewares, small appliances, home décor, artwork, gardening items, electronics, toys, sports equipment, hardware, games, craft supplies, books, jewelry, records, CDs and DVDs, clothes and footwear. Plus – grab a snack or some lunch at the concession! All the leftovers go on to other charities - a no-waste event!

Join Orchesis Dance Society April 29th for a variety of sample classes- ballet, jazz, modern, Dowd Conditioning, hip opening yoga, and a cultural offering from Riya Mittal. Also a seminar on injury prevention and treatment from a physical therapy perspective. Cost ranges from $10 per class to $60 for the day, discount for high school students. We are proudly supporting the U of A Campus Food Bank by asking for non-perishable food donations. Please contact orchesisdancesociety@gmail.com for more info!

10k 5k 3k 1k Run/Walk at W. Hawrelak Park. There will be many free post-run events and activities, bouncy castles, bubble sports, massages, a photobooth, food, and fun. Great value with lots of prizes, t-shirts, awards, and participant gifts. Bring the whole family!

Come and meet and have fun with these exotic birds. A fun time for the whole family

We have a huge selection of gently used/like new items in housewares, linens/materials, small appliances, electronics, toys/games/puzzles, books/CDs, tools, automotive, sports, baskets, pictures/lamps, clothing for all ages and much, much more. Visit our collectibles/antiques corner and jewelry/special items boutique. Stay for a scrumptious lunch of jumbo hot dogs, a variety of homemade cookies and coffee,...

In this free event, Michael Wiens, author of "Jewel of the North", will answer questions on how to attract hummingbirds to your yard in this free drop-in event. Michael will give you advice on the best flowers to plant, decorations to put up, and practices to follow that will attract hummingbirds and encourage them to stay this summer, and hopefully return again next year. Extra parking at West Central Dental next door. This event is offered over two Saturdays: Apr.29 and May6 from 1-3pm

Looking for independent or assisted living? Touchmark at Wedgewood is hosting an open house for The Grande, which offers a range of suite options. Meet the team, take tours, and enjoy refreshments.

This show offers the best music by the two greatest piano singer/songwriters, Billy Joel and Elton John, delivered by two of the most accomplished performers Canada has to offer, Mick Dalla-Vee and Michael Sicoly!