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Flying Canoe Volant
Jan. 28 to Jan. 31
Mill Creek RavineCome celebrate your inner traveler with light, music, legends, and dance!
Edmonton Chinatown Dining Week
Jan. 29 to Feb. 8
Try something new and find out what makes Edmonton's Chinatown so special. More than 30 restaurants are offering $10 and $20 deals.
Winter stroll - Flying Canoë Volant Festival
Thursday, Jan. 29
Starts at 6:00pm
Café BicycletteJoin us for a pleasant winter stroll in French during the Flying Canoë Volant Festival in Edmonton.
Silver Skate Festival
Feb. 6 to Feb. 16
Sir Wilfrid Laurier ParkEdmonton's longest running winter festival celebrates prairie winter life and creates winter experiences for Edmontonians of all ages.
Togather Chinatown Arts Festival
Feb. 7 to Feb. 8
Pacific MallTogather is a loose translation of the Chinese saying "不见不散". It means "Don't leave until we meet".
Canadian Birkie Ski Festival
Feb. 13 to Feb. 15
Canada's Premier classic-style cross-country ski festival. Get outdoors, get active and embrace winter.
Vikings Feast
Saturday, Feb. 14
Starts at 6:00pm
Festival PlaceOur 2026 Viking’s Feast will be one to remember as we return to celebrating Norwegian and Scandinavian culture.
Tales and Taste
Saturday, Feb. 21
Starts at 12:00pm
Get ready to dive into a world of stories and flavors at Tales & Taste - an event that will tantalize your senses and spark your imagination
SkirtsAfire
Thursday, March 5
Starts at 7:30pm
From March 5 - 15, we’re bringing together artists and audiences for ten days of unforgettable theatre, music, dance, and visual art.
Ms. Pat's Kitchen by Jameela J. McNeil
Thursday, March 5
Starts at 7:30pm
ArtsHub OrtonaThe Bailey family has won their golden ticket! Their very own restaurant that is.
Ms. Pat's Kitchen by Jameela J. McNeil
Friday, March 6
Starts at 7:30pm
ArtsHub OrtonaThe Bailey family has won their golden ticket! Their very own restaurant that is.
I am Eagle by Matricia Bauer
Friday, March 6
Starts at 7:30pm
Walterdale Theatre“I am Eagle” is a story about birds—a play that uses fantasy to explore a very real and human experience.