festivals

Something Rotten

July 1 to July 12

SOMETHING ROTTEN! is the outrageous Broadway smash that asks the ultimate question: what if Shakespeare had competition?

Edmonton International Street Performers Festival

July 3 to July 12

From circus acts and comedy to music and downright death-defying feats, StreetFest dazzles thousands of city-goers each summer.

Historic Festival and Doors Open: Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village

July 5 to July 12

Experience history brought to life by costumed interpreters at our open-air museum.

Found Festival

July 9 to July 12

Edmonton's celebration of art in unexpected places, featuring theatre, music, dance, poetry, and visual arts.

RavenWood Music Festival

July 10 to July 11

Strathcona County's annual outdoor summer music festival held every summer at Sherwood Park's Broadmoor Lake Park.

Untitled (clock piece)

Saturday, July 11

Starts at 9:00am

A clock built from stones. A body moves so slowly it begins to disappear. A broken factory light stutters, fragmenting the space.

Edmonton Jerk Festival

Saturday, July 11

Starts at 12:00pm

Edmonton Jerk Festival is an annual event, consist of all things jerk, the authentic Jamaican style.

Rockin' Thunder Music Festival

July 11 to July 12

Get ready for a high-voltage festival experience where the guitars are louder, the energy is wilder, and the rock never stops!

Tamarack’s Sound Fest

Saturday, July 11

Starts at 1:00pm

Looking to soak up some rays, grab a bite, and enjoy some live music? Check out ‘Tamarack Presents Sound Fest’ at Found Fest!

Something Rotten

Saturday, July 11

Starts at 1:30pm

SOMETHING ROTTEN! is the outrageous Broadway smash that asks the ultimate question: what if Shakespeare had competition?

Hysteria's House

Saturday, July 11

Starts at 5:00pm

Presented by Common Ground Arts: An interactive one-woman dark comedy about femininity, gothic literature, music, romance, scandal, and the morbid curi...

Something Rotten

Saturday, July 11

Starts at 7:30pm

SOMETHING ROTTEN! is the outrageous Broadway smash that asks the ultimate question: what if Shakespeare had competition?