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FRIDAY JUNE 1 EDMONTON PROPER AGA MeMber’s Week

• Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square • 10 am • AGA members can bring a friend and they will both receive free gallery admission. Limited to one friend per day

Alley kAt breWery tour • Alley Kat, 9929-60

Ave • Thu - Fri, 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm • Learn how Alley Kat makes its delicious tasting beer with a tour of the brewery • alleykatbeer.com

All shook up • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 1 – 10, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • Built around the songs made famous by Elvis Presley, this show follows the tale of a small town girl with big dreams and the motorcycle-riding stud she falls for Andy sydoW • Blues on

life was like on Earth in the time of the dinosaurs • telusworldofscienceedmonton.ca

EDMOnTOn CRAFT BEER FESTivAl • Jun 1 – 2 • 3 –

10 pm (Fri), 2–10 pm (Sat) • $ 19 (day pass), $34 (weekend pass) (O) • 18+ event • A celebration of beer culture in Alberta, introducing beer masters, brewery reps, managers and chefs, and restaurant owners. Seminars will be held following the festival. Cast a vote for your favourite beer and food • albertabeerfestivals.com

FRiDAY niGHT livE: QuAliTY COnTROl •

The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse, 9351-118 Ave • Jun 1 • 7:30 pm • $5 • Quality Control is a modern jazz fusion quartet that draws influence from many genres including Latin, Funk, Rock, and Jazz • thecarrot.ca

live thorouGhbred RACinG • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

RETROFilE • The Forge on

Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 1 – 3 • 9 pm • $9 • Andy Sydow has become widely respected in the local Colorado scene for his richly detailed songwriting, blistering slide guitar playing and surprising boogie-woogie piano chops • bluesonwhyte.com

Whyte, 10549-82 Ave • Jun 1 • 8 pm • $10 (in advance) • Retrofile are a Canadian alternative pop band from Edmonton, Alberta, formed in 2017. The band is composed of Luke Martino (lead vocals, bass, guitar, synthesizers, respectively) • theforgeyeg.com

beethoven’s ninth

ruben pAul • The Comic

• Enmax Hall, Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square • Jun 1 – 2 • 7:30 pm • From $29 (O) • Enjoy the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra playing Beethoven’s infamous “Symphony No.9”

BlACKOuT • Shakers Roadhouse, 15004 Yellowhead Tr • Jun 1 • 9 pm • $10 • No minors dinosAurs unEARTHED: DOWn TO the bone • Telus World

of Science, 11211-142 St • Opens June 1 • See website for admissions pricing • Inside Dinosaurs Unearthed: Down to the Bone, embark on a prehistoric journey about what

Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 1 – 3 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Ruben Paul is one of the most unique and versatile comedians working today. His quick wit, and vivid story telling takes audiences on a hilarious ride from beginning to end

tsurudA • 9910, 9910B-

109 St • 9 pm • $20 (YEG) • With influences like Madlib and Flying Lotus, Tsuruda’s style is diverse, elegant, and complex. Disregarding all genres, he isn’t afraid to push the boundaries of electronic bass and hip hop music

vAnTOpiA SHOWCASE W/ ApE MACHinE, SAlEMS

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SATURDAY JUNE 2

Starlite Room, 10030-102 St • Jun 1 • 8 pm • $10 (O) • A tour celebrating van culture and sweet, sweet tunes

EDMONTON METRO Art WAlk st Albert 2018 • venues include

WARES, Musée Héritage Museum, St Albert library, A Boutique Gallery Bar by Gracie Jane, Art Gallery of St Albert, Bookstore on perron, vASA • Jun 1, Jul 6, Aug 3, Sep 7 (exhibits run all month) • Art hits the streets again for the 18th year. Discover this art destination, a place to enjoy, view and buy art to suit all tastes and budgets • artwalkstalbert.com

A tribute to elvis • Century Casino, 13103 Fort Rd • 7 pm • From $47 (TM) • Featuring two of the world’s most coveted Elvis tribute artists known today: Pete Paquette from Toronto and Chris Connor from the UK. This dynamic duo have been performing their amazing tribute show in front of thousands of Elvis fans across Canada odyssey GAtherinG •

Métis Crossing, Smoky lake • Jun 1 – 3 • $100 (full weekend) • An intimate and dynamic electronic music festival in on its sixth year running on the enchanting Métis Crossing grounds backing onto the North Saskatchewan River

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY FARMERS’ DAY RODEO And exhibition • Heritage

park, 5100-41 Ave, Stony plain • Jun 1 – 3 • $15 (adult), $10 (seniors and teens), $5 (kids 6–12) • A three-day festival jointly planned by the Town of Stony Plain and the Stony Plain Kinsmen Club that features a rodeo, midway with carnival games, and the kids’ korral, which includes a petting zoo and bounce room • 780.963.2151

inTERnATiOnAl CHilDREn’S FESTivAl OF THE ARTS • St Albert place, 5 St Anne Street • Jun 1 – 3 • 9:30 am • $13 adult feature performance, $11 child feature performance, $10 toddler town (O) • Reconnect with your inner child with three days of immersion into music, magic, theatre, circus, and puppetry • stalbert.ca/exp/childfest

EDMONTON PROPER AGA MeMber’s Week •

Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square • 10 am • AGA members can bring a friend and they will both receive free gallery admission. Limited to one friend per day

CADillAC JunKiES • Shakers Roadhouse, 15004 Yellowhead Tr • Jun 2 • 9 pm • $10 • No minors EDMOnTOn CRAFT BEER FESTivAl • Jun 1 – 2 • 3 –

HAnDlE OF MAliCE

• Shakers Roadhouse, 15004 Yellowhead Tr • 9 pm • $5 • A classic rock cover band will play all the hits

HEART OF THE CiTY

Andy sydoW • Blues on

• Giovanni Caboto park, 9425109a Ave • Jun 2 – 3 • Music, arts, and spoken word transform Edmonton’s core of the city during this family-friendly festival. In its 15th year, the theme “sharing knowledge and growth” is at the heart of Heart of the City • heartcityfest.com

A tribute to elvis •

live thorouGhbred RACinG • northlands Race-

Whyte,10329 82-Ave • Jun 1 – 3 • 9 pm • $9 • Andy Sydow has become widely respected in the local Colorado scene for his richly detailed songwriting, blistering slide guitar playing and surprising boogie-woogie piano chops • bluesonwhyte.com

Century Casino, 13103 Fort Rd • 7 pm • Featuring two of the world’s most coveted Elvis Tribute Artists known today: Pete Paquette from Toronto and Chris Connor from the UK. This dynamic duo have been performing their amazing tribute show in front of thousands of Elvis fans across Canada

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BlACK FRiDAYS DARKER dAys AlbuM releAse •

The Forge on Whyte, 10549-82 Ave • Jun 2 • 8 pm • $10 (in advance) • This Edmonton-based metal band is sure to tear up the stage in support of their new album • theforgeyeg.com

BlACKOuT SKETCH COMEDY • Grindstone

Theatre, 10019-81 Ave • Jun 2 • 9 pm • Inspired by the writing styles of The Second City and The P.I.T, Blackout writes exciting story-driven sketch comedy that bewitches the mind and ensnares the senses • grindstonetheatre.ca

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track, 7410 Borden park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

nExTFEST 2018 • Featuring 28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, film, and more • nextfest.ca ruben pAul • The Comic Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 1 – 3 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Ruben Paul is one of the most unique and versatile comedians working today. His quick wit, and vivid story telling takes audiences on a hilarious ride from beginning to end TEllinG SECRETS •

Grindstone Theatre, 10019-81 Ave • Jun 2 • 11 pm • A live stand-up show where comedians tell true stories about their life • grindstonetheatre.ca

WEiRD Al YAnKOviC

• River Cree Resort & Casino, 300 East lapotac • 8 pm • From $63 (TM) • “Weird Al” Yankovic bursted onto the scene over three decades ago and never looked back. The fourtime Grammy-winner foregoes his usual high-octane, big-

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June production show for an intimate evening of music, focusing on original (non-parody) songs from his 14-album catalogue

Whale and the Wolf W/ forester, Bedside, and fKB • The Starlite

Room, 10030-102 St • Jun 2 • 8 pm • $10 (O) • Whale and the Wolf’s music spans deep and treacherous ground, making it difficult for them to hide the genuine thrill and enjoyment felt with each live performance

EDMONTON METRO odyssey GatherinG •

Métis Crossing, Smoky Lake • Jun 1 – 3 • $100 (full weekend) • An intimate and dynamic electronic music festival in on its sixth year running on the enchanting Métis Crossing grounds backing onto the North Saskatchewan River

the Bison festival

• Elk Island National Park, 35 km east of Edmonton on Hwy 16 • The Bison Festival celebrates and cultivates an appreciation of all things bison at Elk Island National Park • pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/ elkisland/activ

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Bonnie fest • Bonnie

Doon Community Hall and Playground, 9240-93 St • 11 am • This outdoor festival began as a way to create a space where people and organizations could meet, and connect with one another. Face painting and local music also featured

SPROuTS 2018 • Westbury Theatre, 10330-84 Ave • Jun 2 – 3 • 2 pm • $7.50 (children under three free) • Introduce your children to live theatre through this engaging and gentle first theatre experience

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY farmers’ day rodeo and exhiBition • Heritage

Park, 5100-41 Ave, Stony Plain • Jun 1 – 3 • $15 (adult), $10 (seniors and teens), $5 (kids 6–12) • A three-day festival jointly planned by the Town of Stony Plain and the Stony Plain Kinsmen Club that features a rodeo, midway with carnival games, and the kids’ korral, which includes a petting zoo and bounce room • 780.963.2151

INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S festival of the arts • St Albert Place, 5 St Anne Street • Jun 1 – 3 • 9:30 am • $13 adult feature performance, $11 child feature performance, $10 toddler town (O) • Reconnect with your inner child with three days of immersion into music, magic, theatre, circus, and puppetry • stalbert.ca/exp/childfest

LEgACy PARk FAMILy festival • Legacy Park, 99

Ave and 101 St, Fort Saskatchewan • Celebrate family and community. Local community bands, vocalists, and dancers will entertain throughout the day and you can restore your energy at the food and treat booths run by local youth organizations. This year the festival will also wlecome back the best-loved city sheep

SUNDAY JUNE 3 EDMONTON PROPER aGa memBer’s WeeK

• Art gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square • 10 am • AGA members can bring a friend and they will both receive free gallery admission. Limited to one friend per day

andy sydoW • Blues on

Whyte, 10329 82-Ave • Jun 1 – 3 • 9 pm • $9 • Andy Sydow has become widely respected in the local Colorado scene for his richly detailed songwriting, blistering slide guitar playing and surprising boogie-woogie piano chops • bluesonwhyte.com

9TH ANNuAL CyCLE FOR AuTISM • gold Bar Park,

10955-50 St • Cycle begins at 10 am • Hosted by the Autism Society of Edmonton, this event is a fun and inclusive way to increase awareness and acceptance of autism in our community, as well as raise essential funds for Autism Edmonton • cycleforautism.com

ALL SHOOk uP • Mayfield

Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 1 – 10, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • Built around the songs made famous by Elvis Presley, this show follows the tale of a small town girl with big dreams and the motorcycle-riding stud she falls for.

EMPRESS COMEDy niGht • Empress Ale House, 9912-82 Ave • Every Sun •

9 pm • Hightlighting the best comedy Edmonton has to offer

gERTRuDE & ALICE •

grindstone Theatre, 10019-81 Ave • Jun 3 • 9 pm • Welcome to the world of Gertrude Stein & Alice B.Toklas. That wacky duo is at it again! Join them and their upstairs neighbours for a gay old time • grindstonetheatre.ca

HEART OF THE CITy

• giovanni Caboto Park, 9425109a Ave • Jun 2 – 3 • Music, arts, and spoken word transform Edmonton’s core of the city during this family-friendly festival. In its 15th year, the theme “sharing knowledge and growth” is at the heart of Heart of the City• heartcityfest.com

nextfest 2018 • Featuring

• Jun 1 – 3 • $15 (adult), $10 (seniors and teens), $5 (kids 6–12) • A three-day festival jointly planned by the Town of Stony Plain and the Stony Plain Kinsmen Club that features a rodeo, midway with carnival games, and the kids’ korral, which includes a petting zoo and bounce room • 780.963.2151

28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, film, and more • nextfest.ca

PM BOSSA • Blue Chair

Cafe, 9624-76 Ave • 9 am • By donation • Two guitars and all the great Bossa hits

RuBEN PAuL • The Comic

EDMONTON METRO odyssey GatherinG •

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY SPROuTS 2018 • Westbury Theatre, 10330-84 Ave • Jun 2 – 3 • 2 pm • $7.50 (children under three free) • Introduce your children to live theatre through this engaging and gentle first theatre experience

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY farmers’ day rodeo and exhiBition • Heritage

Park, 5100-41 Ave, Stony Plain

MONDAY JUNE 4 EDMONTON PROPER nextfest 2018 • Featuring 28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, film, and more • nextfest.ca

TUESDAY JUNE 5 EDMONTON PROPER ALL SHOOk uP • Mayfield

of music as the students of YONA-Sistema take the stage perform alongside your Edmonton Symphony Orchestra • winspearcentre.com

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY HASTINgS LAkE PLAy gROuP • Hastings Lake Hall, 51080 Rge Rd 204 • 10 am (every Tue) • Free community event with themed play days and crafts • hastingslakehall.ca

WEDNESDAY JUNE 6 EDMONTON PROPER ALL SHOOk uP • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 1 – 10, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • Built around the songs made famous by Elvis Presley, this show follows the tale of a small town girl with big dreams and the motorcycle-riding stud she falls for an eveninG With ron lonG • grindstone Theatre,

10019-81 Ave • Jun 6 • 7 pm • A musical journey carefully curated by each artist • grindstonetheatre.ca

LIvE THOROugHBRED RACINg • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

nextfest 2018 • Featuring 28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, film, and more • nextfest.ca

BREATH IN POETRy • The

TAyLOR SCOTT BAND •

nextfest 2018 • Featuring

THE uNDERgROuND MuSICALS PROJECT •

Nook Cafe, 10153 97 St • 7 pm • Every Tue night • A group of poetry performers and enthusiasts who volunteer their time to promote spoken word in the Edmonton Area. Hosted by Ahmed Knowmadic

28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, film, and more • nextfest.ca

ROAD TO JOy • Winspear

Centre for Music, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square • Jun 5 • 7 pm • Donations accepted • A heartwarming celebration

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 6 – 10 • 9 pm • $9 • Taylor Scott is an international touring guitarist and singer/ songwriter based in Denver, Colorado • bluesonwhyte.com

grindstone Theatre, 1001981 Ave • Jun 6 • 9 pm • A new musical performed every month by a cast of talented actors, singers, and improvisors who learn the classic songs, then improvise the blocking • grindstonetheatre.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY

JUST A SAMPLE OF THE INCREDIBLE EVENTS WAITING FOR YOU THIS SUMMER. May 30-June 3 – Grande Prairie StampedePro-Chuckwagons & Rodeo, Evergreen Park June 14-17 – Boots & Moccasins - Pow Wow, Evergreen Park July 1 – Canada Day Parade and Celebrations July12-15 – Teepee Creek Stampede Pro Rodeo July 20-22 – International Street Performers Festival July 27-28 – East Coast Garden Party July 19-22 – Alberta Summer Games Aug 17-19 – Bear Creek Folk Festival, Muskoseepi Park

WE DIG DINOS Discover, Decode, and Dream in Northern Alberta’s

PHILIP J. CURRIE DINOSAUR MUSEUM • Be a Paleontologist for a day (reserve ahead: 587-117-0662) • New for the Summer —Dinosaurs Unearthed exhibit • Host to the Opening Ceremonies for the Alberta Summer Games, July 19

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MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

June Tours for ToTs • Art

Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square • 10 am (every Wed) • Artful activities aimed at encouraging visual skills for young children. Recommended for children three to five years old

THURSDAY JUNE 7 EDMONTON PROPER 20th AnniverSAry nUOvA OperA & MUSiC theAtre FeStivAl • Until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class, The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

Alley KAt BreWery Tour • Alley Kat, 9929-60

Ave • thu – Fri, 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm • Learn how Alley Kat makes its delicious tasting beer with a tour of the brewery

All ShOOK Up • Mayfield Dinner theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 1 – 10, showtimes vary (tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • Built around the songs made famous by Elvis Presley, this show follows the tale of a small town girl with big dreams and the motorcycle-riding stud she falls for DOnnell rAWlinGS • the Comic Strip, West edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 7 – 10 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Donnell Rawlings is an American comedian, actor and radio host best known as a cast member on Chappelle’s Show and the The Wire

JeSSe leBOUrDAiS • the

Buckingham, 10439-82 Ave • Jun 7 • 7 pm • price tBA • Based out of Vancouver, BC but raised in a small, rural town, Jesse LeBourdais has spent the majority of his adult life putting rubber to road and fingers to chords • thebuckonwhyte.com

let there Be heiGht: An AeriAl CABAret •

Westbury theatre, 10330 84 Ave • Jun 7 - 8 • silent auction opens 6:30 pm, show 7:30 pm • $30 (tiX) • Firefly Theatre’s annual showcase 10

and fundraiser, now its 14th year, is a unique performance event featuring Edmonton’s professional and upcoming circus artists along with physical theatre, comedy and dance. This year’s theme is Fireflix TV

neXtFeSt 2018 • Featuring 28 various locations around edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, film, and more • nextfest.ca OCeAn Alley W/ GUeStS • the Starlite

room, 10030-102 St • Jun 7 • 8 pm • $10 (O) • Ocean Alley continue to solidify their place as one of Australia’s most exciting independent bands

tAylOr SCOtt BAnD

• Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 6 – 10 • 9 pm • $9 • Taylor Scott is an international touring guitarist and singer/ songwriter based in Denver, Colorado • bluesonwhyte.com

UnDerDOG COMeDy niGht • Black Dog Free-

and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class, The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

Alley KAt BreWery Tour • Alley Kat, 9929-60

Ave • thu - Fri, 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm • Learn how Alley Kat makes its delicious tasting beer with a tour of the brewery • alleykatbeer.com

All ShOOK Up • Mayfield

Dinner theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 1 – 10, showtimes vary (tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • Built around the songs made famous by Elvis Presley, this show follows the tale of a small town girl with big dreams and the motorcycle-riding stud she falls for

BryAn ADAMS • rogers

house, 10425-82 Ave • every thu • Free • Comedy show in Black Dog’s basement • blackdog.ca • 780.439.1082

place, 10220-104 Ave • 8 pm • From $45 • Bryan Adams, 58, is touring to support his current compilation, Ultimate, which includes hits “Run To You” “Can’t Stop This Thing We Started” and “Summer of ’69,” among others

EDMONTON METRO

DOnnell rAWlinGS • the

St AlBert ArtWAlK 2018 • venues include

WAreS, Musée héritage Museum, St Albert library, Art Gallery of St Albert, Bookstore on perron, vASA, and the Collective • Jun 7, Jul 5, Aug 2, Sept 7 (exhibits run all month) • Art fills the streets of St Albert for the 18th year. Discover a place to view, buy, and enjoy art • artwalkstalbert.com

priDe in the pArK • end of Steel park • 11 am • Immediately following the parade be sure to come visit the Pride in the Park Festival. There will be live entertainment, exhibitors, vendors, food trucks, child and youth activities, as well as tremendous resources for the LGBTQ2S+ community

FRIDAY JUNE 8 EDMONTON PROPER 20th AnniverSAry nUOvA OperA & MUSiC theAtre FeStivAl • Until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera

Comic Strip, West edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 7 – 10 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Donnell Rawlings is an American comedian, actor and radio host best known as a cast member on Chappelle’s Show and the The Wire

FeStivAl OF BiG iDeAS

• edmonton research park, 9650-20 Ave • Jun 8 – 9 • 10 am • A festival aimed to explore and celebrate how the future will be defined, featuring presentations by imagineers, inventors, and innovators • abctech.ca

FriDAy niGht live: Spenny AnD the JetS •

the Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse, 9351-118 Ave • Jun 8 • 7:30 pm • $5 • Spenny and the Jets are a skilled and experienced group of musicians whose purpose is to keep the dance floor packed • thecarrot.ca

hAMMerFAll W/ FlOtSAM AnD JetSAM • the Starlite

let there Be heiGht: An AeriAl CABAret •

Westbury theatre, 10330 84 Ave • Jun 7 - 8 • silent auction opens 6:30 pm, show 7:30 pm • $30 (tiX) • Firefly Theatre’s annual showcase and fundraiser, now its 14th year, is a unique performance event featuring Edmonton’s professional and upcoming circus artists along with physical theatre, comedy and dance. This year’s theme is Fireflix TV

live thOrOUGhBreD rACinG • northlands race-

track, 7410 Borden park rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

• enmax hall, Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square • Jun 8 – 9 • 8 pm • From $29 (O) • Enjoy the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra playing the 1930s and 1940s tunes that celebrated girl power with three amazing female vocalists

SUStAinivAl • Servus Corporate Centre, South edmonton Common 151 Karl Clark rd • Jun 8 – 11 • 11 am –11 pm (ends at 6 pm on Sun) • $30 plus fees • The world’s first green carnival is back with games, attractions, and ride powered by renewable energy • sustainival.com tAylOr SCOtt BAnD

• Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 6 – 10 • 9 pm • $9 • Taylor Scott is an international touring guitarist and singer/ songwriter based in Denver, Colorado • bluesonwhyte.com

the COMiC StripperS

• Myer horowitz theatre, 8900-114 St • 8 pm • $39 (O) • A male strip parody and improv comedy show

the nielSenS • the Starlite room, 10030-102 St • Jun 8 • 8 pm • $10 (O) • Sci-Fi tinged, down-stroke punk rock

room, 10030-102 St • 8 pm • From $33.50 (O) • Hammerfall is a Swedish group that are one of the pioneers of heavy metal. Flotsam and Jetsam are a thrash band of the same calibre

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

SATURDAY JUNE 9 EDMONTON PROPER

COrey CrAiG • the

Chrvch of John, 10260-103 St • Jun 9 • 9 pm • $20 (O) • Corey Craig and his “Coreyography” brand have evolved over the past decade to a current state of house, disco and bass • thechvrchofjohn.com

2018 eDMOntOn WAlK FOr AlS • hawrelak park,

9330 Groat rd • 9 am • The Edmonton Walk for ALS is one of the largest ALS fundraisers in Canada. Join as a group of walkers channels hope for a future without this devastating disease

20th AnniverSAry nUOvA OperA & MUSiC theAtre FeStivAl •

Until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class, The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

All ShOOK Up • Mayfield

DOnnell rAWlinGS • the Comic Strip, West edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 7 – 10 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Donnell Rawlings is an American comedian, actor and radio host best known as a cast member on Chappelle’s Show and the The Wire eDMOntOn priDe BeverAGe GArDen •

Strathcona park • 11 am • $10 (admission included in pride pass) • Bring friends, coworkers and family to celebrate Edmonton Pride. There will be live music and the best party in the city

FeStivAl OF BiG iDeAS

KEVIN HART • Rogers Place, 10214-104 Ave • 7 pm • From $35 (TM) • As part of his Irresponsible Tour, comedian Kevin Hart will be hitting Edmonton

LIVE THOROUGHBRED RACING • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

NATURE OF • The Forge

on Whyte, 10549-82 Ave • Jun 9 • 8 pm • $10 (in advance) • With three crossCanada tours under their belt, the group is steadily asserting themselves as contenders in music communities both in Alberta and across the country • theforgeyeg.com

NEXTFEST 2018 • Featuring 28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, ﬁlm, and more • nextfest.ca SOPHISTICATED LADIES •

Enmax Hall, Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square • Jun 8 – 9 • 8 pm • From

$29 (O) • Enjoy the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra playing the 1930s and 1940s tunes that celebrated girl power with three amazing female vocalists

SUBHUMANS (UK) • The

Starlite Room, 10030-102 St • 8 pm • $20 (O) • A long-standing punk rock band from the U.K. that broke up in 1986, but then formed back together for a reunion tour in 1999

SUSTAINIVAL • Servus Corporate Centre, South Edmonton Common 151 Karl Clark Rd • Jun 8 – 11 • 11 am –11 pm (ends at 6 pm on Sun) • $30 plus fees • The world’s ﬁrst green carnival is back with games, attractions, and ride powered by renewable energy • sustainival.com TAYLOR SCOTT BAND

• Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 6 – 10 • 9 pm • $9 • Taylor Scott is an international touring guitarist and singer/ songwriter based in Denver, Colorado • bluesonwhyte.com

EDMONTON PRIDE PARADE • Whyte Ave, 82

Ave to 104 St • 11 am • The Pride Parade is an annual event that is not to be missed. Pull out your most colourful attire and show your pride. Be sure to arrive early to get a great spot

SUNDAY JUNE 10 EDMONTON PROPER 20TH ANNIVERSARY NUOVA OPERA & MUSIC THEATRE FESTIVAL •

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY

ALL SHOOK UP • Mayﬁeld

DONNELL RAWLINGS •

The Comic Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 7 – 10 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Donnell Rawlings is an American comedian, actor and radio host best known as a cast member on Chappelle’s Show and the The Wire

EMPRESS COMEDY NIGHT • Empress Ale House, 991282 Ave • Every Sun • 9 pm • Hightlighting the best comedy Edmonton has to offer

JIM FINDLAY • Blue Chair

Cafe, 9624-76 Ave • 9 am • By donation • Gypsy, ﬂamenco, jazz and original tunes make up the repertoire of Jim Findlay’s trio

NEXTFEST 2018 • Featuring 28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With

11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, ﬁlm, and more • nextfest.ca

SUSTAINIVAL • Servus Cor-

porate Centre, South Edmonton Common 151 Karl Clark Rd • Jun 8 – 11 • 11 am –11 pm (ends at 6 pm on Sun) • $30 plus fees • The world’s ﬁrst green carnival is back with games, attractions, and ride powered by renewable energy • sustainival.com

TAYLOR SCOTT BAND

• Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 6 – 10 • 9 pm • $9 • Taylor Scott is an international touring guitarist and singer/ songwriter based in Denver, Colorado • bluesonwhyte.com

EDMONTON METRO SIXTH ANNUAL GLUTEN FREE CRAVINGS • The Agora, 401 Festival Lane, Sherwood Park • 11 am • Sample gluten-free food choices from various Edmonton restaurants and vendors

Get Closer The Sichuan Takin is just one of more than 350 animals who find themselves at home at the Edmonton Valley Zoo. Focused on conservation, the Edmonton Valley Zoo is one of Edmonton’s premier attractions, offering fun and education for the whole family. Visit us year round!

ValleyZoo.ca

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

June MONDAY JUNE 11

WEDNESDAY JUNE 13

EDMONTON PROPER

NextFest 2018 • Featuring

28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, film, and more • nextfest.ca

sustaiNival • Servus

Corporate Centre, South Edmonton Common 151 Karl Clark Rd • Jun 8 – 11 • 11 am –11 pm (ends at 6 pm on Sun) • $30 plus fees • The world’s first green carnival is back with games, attractions, and ride powered by renewable energy • sustainival.com

TUESDAY JUNE 12 EDMONTON PROPER 20th AnnivERSARy nUOvA OpERA & MUSiC thEAtRE FEStivAl •

BREAth in pOEtRy • the nook Cafe, 10153-97 St • 7 pm • Every tue night • A group of poetry performers and enthusiasts who volunteer their time to promote spoken word in the Edmonton Area. Hosted by Ahmed Knowmadic XAviER RUdd w/ gUEStS

• Myer horowitz theatre, 8900-114 St • 7 pm • $39.50 (O) • Xavier Rudd is an Australian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY hAStingS lAKE plAy gROUp • hastings lake hall,

51080 Rge Rd 204 • 10 am (every tue) • Free community event with themed play days and crafts • hastingslakehall.ca

20th AnnivERSARy nUOvA OpERA & MUSiC thEAtRE FEStivAl •

CARvin JOnES BAnd •

Blues on whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 13 – 17 • 9 pm • $9 • Carvin Jones is a young cat out of Phoenix who some think is the next up-and-coming blues player • bluesonwhyte.com

iMpROvAgAnzA intERnAtiOnAl iMpROv Festival • Citadel theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13 – 23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

livE thOROUghBREd RACing • northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

MOthER MOthER “O My hEARt” 10th AnnivERSARy • the Starlite Room,

10030-102 St • Jun 13 – 16 • 8 pm • $40 (O) • Mother Mother will be performing O My Heart in its entirety during four separate nights

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY tOURS FOR tOtS • Art gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir winston Churchill Square • 10 am (every wed) • Artful activities aimed at encouraging visual skills for young children. Recommended for children three- to five years old

THURSDAY JUNE 14 EDMONTON PROPER

20th AnnivERSARy nUOvA OpERA & MUSiC thEAtRE FEStivAl •

CARvin JOnES BAnd •

Blues on whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 13 – 17 • 9 pm • $9 • Carvin Jones is a young cat out of Phoenix who I think is the next up-and-coming blues player • bluesonwhyte.com

iAn BAgg • the Comic

Strip, west Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 14 – 17 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Ian Bagg started his comedy career in his native country, Canada. He’s been on shows like Late Night with Conan O’Brien and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

iMpROvAgAnzA intERnAtiOnAl iMpROv Festival • Citadel theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13–23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

MOthER MOthER “O My hEARt” 10th AnnivERSARy • the Starlite Room,

FRIDAY JUNE 15 EDMONTON PROPER 20th AnnivERSARy nUOvA OpERA & MUSiC thEAtRE FEStivAl •

AllEy KAt BREwERy tOUR • Alley Kat, 9929-60

Ave • thu - Fri, 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm • Learn how Alley Kat makes its delicious tasting beer with a tour of the brewery • alleykatbeer.com

CARvin JOnES BAnd •

Blues on whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 13 – 17 • 9 pm • $9 • Carvin Jones is a young cat out of Phoenix who I think is the next up-and-coming blues player • bluesonwhyte.com

EdMOntOn pRidE AwARdS • Radisson hotel

10030-102 St • Jun 13 – 16 • 8 pm • $40 (O) • Mother Mother will be performing O My Heart in its entirety during four separate nights

South, 4440 gateway Blvd • 7 pm (awards at 8 pm) • $20 at doors • The Pride Awards will be presented to showcase the tremendous work that individuals in the LGBTQ2S+ community have contributed

thE lORd OF thE RingS SyMphOny • winspear Cen-

FOREvER plAid • Mayfield

tre for Music, 4 Sir winston Churchill Square • Jun 14 – 16 • times vary • $24 – $79 • Featuring the ESO and a 150-person choir, The Lord of the Rings Symphony takes you on a musical journey across Middle Earth • winspearcentre.com

UndERdOg COMEdy night • Black dog Free-

house, 10425-82 Ave • Every thu • Free • Comedy show in Black Dog’s basement • blackdog.ca • 780.439.1082

EDMONTON METRO dEREK EdwARdS • Arden

theatre, 5 St. Anne Street, St Albert • 7:30 pm • $45 (tM) •

Comedian Derek Edwards’ new 90-minute stand-up comedy show Alls I’m Saying is sure to make you chuckle

dinner theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

iAn BAgg • the Comic Strip, west Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 14 – 17 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Ian Bagg started his comedy career in his native country, Canada. He’s been on shows like Late Night with Conan O’Brien and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

iMpROvAgAnzA intERnAtiOnAl iMpROv Festival • Citadel theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13 – 23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

JUSt A littlE night MARKEt • Alberta Aviation

Museum, 11410 Kingsway Ave • Jun 15 – 16 • 3 pm – 11 pm • Shop local vendors, try some delicious food and drink, and enjoy some live performances throughout the day • nightmarketedmonton.com • 780.934.1568

livE thOROUghBREd RACing • northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

MOthER MOthER “O My hEARt” 10th AnnivERSARy • the Starlite Room,

10030-102 St • Jun 13 – 16 • 8 pm • $40 (O) • Mother Mother will be performing O My Heart in its entirety during four separate nights

pEndUlUM • the Chrvch of

John, 10260-103 St • Jun 15 • 9 pm • $30 (O) • Aussie dance and bass group Pendulum perform a DJ Set • thechvrchofjohn.com

ROCK & ROll hEAvEn •

Jubilations dinner theatre, wEM phase 1, 8882-170 St • Jun 15 – Aug 19 (wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

thE lORd OF thE RingS SyMphOny winspear Centre for Music, 4 Sir winston Churchill Square • Jun 14 – 16 • times vary • $24 – $79 • Featuring the ESO and a 150-person choir, The Lord of The Lord of the Rings Symphony takes you on a musical journey across Middle Earth • winspearcentre.com

thE ORdER OF ChAOS: CElEBRAtiOn FOR tiM pREvOSt’S FinAl ShOw •

the Forge on whyte, 10549-82 Ave • Jun 15 • 8 pm • $10 (in advance) • Chaos and Order, two seemingly opposing forces that, when observed closely enough, work together subtly to create art in its most divine form. Enter The Order of Chaos, a highly regarded and well-respected heavy metal group from the rural northern wastelands of Alberta • theforgeyeg.com

EDMONTON METRO BEAUMONT BLUES & ROOTS FESTIVAL • Four

Seasons Park, 41 Ave, Beaumont • Jun 15 – 17 • Free (12 and under), $60 (day pass), $95 (weekend pass) • A blues festival thats aimed at getting the feet tapping and the bodies moving. Headliners this year include Serena Ryder, Terra Lightfoot, Sam Roberts Band, and Bardic Form

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY BEAUMONT TOWN & COUNTRY DAZE • Various

venues in Beaumont • Jun 15 – 17 • Most events are free • Cost for the midway • Activites include a parade, entertainment stage, trade show, petting zoo, horse competitions and more • beaumont.ab.ca/320/ Annual-Events

SATURDAY JUNE 16 EDMONTON PROPER 20TH ANNIVERSARY NUOVA OPERA & MUSIC THEATRE FESTIVAL •

CARVIN JONES BAND •

Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 13 – 17 • 9 pm • $9 • Carvin Jones is a young cat out of Phoenix who I think is the next up-and-coming blues player • bluesonwhyte.com

FOREVER PLAID • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

GOOD BURGER: PJ PARTY IN THE IMAX THEATRE • Telus World of

Science, 11211-142 St • June 16 • 8 am • $10 • Two dim-witted teenagers are forced to save the fast food restaurant they work at from going out of business, despite a new-and-improved burger joint opening across the street that want to be the “Top Dog” in the fast food industry • telusworldofscienceedmonton.ca

IAN BAGG • The Comic Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 14 – 17 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Ian Bagg started his comedy career in his native country, Canada. He’s been on shows like Late Night with Conan O’Brien and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson IMPROVAGANZA INTERNATIONAL IMPROV FESTIVAL • Citadel Theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13–23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidﬁretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

JUST A LITTLE NIGHT MARKET • Alberta Aviation

for $16,000 in prizes. There will be food demos, ethnic takes on barbecue, beer gardens, and a kids zone • porkapalooza.com

RUN TO END ENDO • Emily

Murphy Park Rd • 10 am • $20 (fundraising) • The Phoenix Fun Run last June was a success. The same group will now continue with the help of The Endometriosis Network Canada with the Run to End Endo

ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN •

Jubilations Dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Jun 15 – Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

THE LORD OF THE RINGS SYMPHONY • Winspear

Centre for Music, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square • Jun 14 – 16 • Times vary • $24 – $79 • Featuring the ESO and a 150-person choir, The Lord of The Lord of the Rings Symphony takes you on a musical journey across Middle Earth • winspearcentre.com

Museum, 11410 Kingsway Ave • Jun 15 – 16 • 3 pm – 11 pm • Shop local vendors, try some delicious food and drink, and enjoy some live performances throughout the day. • nightmarketedmonton.com • 780.934.1568

TREVOR NOAH • Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 11455-87 Ave • 10 pm • From $59 • Trevor Noah is the host of The Daily Show. Sometimes he talks into a microphone and makes people laugh • jubileeauditorium.com

KILLER DWARFS AND KICK AXE • Century Casino

EDMONTON METRO

and Hotel, 13103 Fort Rd • 8 pm • $41 (TM) • The Killer Dwarfs released their self-titled debut album in 1983 and became an award-winning band and achieved worldwide attention after being signed to EPIC records in 1987

LIVE THOROUGHBRED RACING • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

MOTHER MOTHER “O MY HEART” 10TH ANNIVERSARY • The Starlite Room,

10030-102 St • Jun 13 – 16 • 8 pm • $40 (O) • Mother Mother will be performing O My Heart in its entirety during four separate nights

PORKAPALOOZA BBQ FESTIVAL • Northlands,

7517-118 Ave • Jun 16 - 17 • Free • Experience the art and culture of barbecuing as teams from Western Canada compete

BEAUMONT BLUES & ROOTS FESTIVAL • Four

Seasons Park, 41 Ave, Beaumont • Jun 15 – 17 • Free (12 and under), $60 (day pass), $95 (weekend pass) • A blues festival thats aimed at getting the feet tappign and the bodies moving. Headliners this year include Serena Ryder, Terra Lightfoot, Sam Roberts Band, and Bardic Form

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY BEAUMONT TOWN & COUNTRY DAZE • Various

venues in Beaumont • Jun 15 – 17 • Most events are free • Cost for the midway. • Activites include a parade, entertainment stage, trade show, petting zoo, horse competitions and more • beaumont.ab.ca/320/ Annual-Events

ST ALBERT PRIDE • Lions Park, St Albert • 3 pm • Food, MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

June entertainment, and a welcoming community in the heart of St Albert • stalbertpride.ca

SUNDAY JUNE 17 EDMONTON PROPER 20th AnniversAry nUOvA OperA & MUsic theAtre FestivAl • Until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class, The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

cArvin JOnes BAnd •

Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 13 – 17 • 9 pm • $9 • Carvin Jones is a young cat out of Phoenix who I think is the next up-and-coming blues player • bluesonwhyte.com

started his comedy career in his native country, Canada. He’s been on shows like Late Night with Conan O’Brien and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

iMprOvAgAnzA internAtiOnAl iMprOv FestivAl • Citadel Theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13 – 23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

live thOrOUghBred rAcing • northlands race-

track, 7410 Borden Park rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

POrkAPAlOOzA BBQ FestivAl • northlands,

7517-118 Ave • Jun 16 - 17 • Free • Experience the art and culture of barbecuing as teams fro m Western Canada compete for $16,000 in prizes. There will be food demos, ethnic takes on barbecue, beer gardens, and a kids zone • porkapalooza.com

PrOPAgAnDHi W/ lA ArMAdA • The Starlite room,

• Empress Ale House, 991282 Ave • Every Sun • 9 pm • Hightlighting the best comedy Edmonton has to offer

10030-102 St • Jun 17 • 8 pm • $25 (O) • A Canadian punk rock band formed in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba in 1986 by guitarist Chris Hannah and drummer Jord Samolesky

FOrever plAid • Mayfield

rOCk & rOll HEAvEn •

eMpress cOMedy night

Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

HAWAiiAn DrEAMErS •

Blue Chair Cafe, 9624-76 Ave • 9 am • By donation • The Hawaiian Dreamers are Jamie Philp and Gary Myers—the Kahunas of the sunny tunes

HOMEWArD WAlk & rUn • Whitemud Park,

13204 Fox Dr • 10 am • $40 (early bird registration) • A 5 km walk/run in support of e4c, Edmonton John Howard Society, iHuman Youth Society and Youth Empowerment snd Support Services (YESS) to raise money and awareness • homewardwalkrun.ca

iAn BAgg • The Comic Strip,

West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 14 – 17 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Ian Bagg

EDMONTON METRO BeAUMOnt BlUes & rOOts FestivAl • Four

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY BEAUMOnT TOWn & cOUntry dAze • various

venues in Beaumont • Jun 15 – 17 • Most events are free • Cost for the midway • Activites include a parade, entertain-

ment stage, trade show, petting zoo, horse competitions and more • beaumont.ab.ca/320/ Annual-Events

MONDAY JUNE 18 EDMONTON PROPER iMprOvAgAnzA internAtiOnAl iMprOv FestivAl • Citadel Theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13 – 23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

stOry slAM • Mercury

room, 10575-114 St • 7 pm • Edmonton Story Slam is a competitive story telling event with no censorship. Up to 10 story tellers compete with five random audience members judging. Winner takes home the money from the passing of a hat

sUMMer sOlstice MUsic FestivAl • knox

Evangelical Free Church, 8403 104 St • Jun 18 – 22 • Celebrate the summer solstice with the sounds of Beethoven and Chopin alongside the Edmonton Chamber Music Society • edmontonchambermusic.org

• $ 53.50 (TiX); pay-what-youwill performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

iMprOvAgAnzA internAtiOnAl iMprOv FestivAl • Citadel Theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13 – 23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

sUMMer sOlstice MUsic FestivAl • knox

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY HASTingS lAkE PlAy grOUp • Hastings lake Hall, 51080 rge rd 204 • 10 am (every Tue) • Free community event with themed play days and crafts • hastingslakehall.ca

WEDNESDAY JUNE 20

TUESDAY JUNE 19 EDMONTON PROPER BreAth in pOetry • The

nook Cafe, 10153-97 St • 7 pm • Every Tue night • A group of poetry performers and enthusiasts who volunteer their time to promote spoken word in the Edmonton Area. Hosted by Ahmed Knowmadic

FOrever plAid • Mayfield

FrEEWill SHAkESPEArE FestivAl • Heritage Ampitheatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 groat rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tue – Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon

EDMONTON PROPER FOrever plAid • Mayfield

FrEEWill SHAkESPEArE FestivAl • Heritage Ampi-

theatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 groat rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tues – Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TiX) pay-what-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees. • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

iMprOvAgAnzA internAtiOnAl iMprOv FestivAl • Citadel Theatre, 9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13 – 23 • From $15 •

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

MUrrAy kingSlEy & WiCkED grin • Blues on

Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 20 – 24 • 9 pm • $9 • Murray Kinsley & Wicked Grin have been rockin’ festivals and clubs throughout Canada and the United States with their distinctive hard-driving, in-your-face performances • bluesonwhyte.com

rOCk & rOll HEAvEn •

sUMMer sOlstice MUsic FestivAl • knox

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY tOUrs FOr tOts • Art gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square • 10 am (every Wed) • Artful activities aimed at encouraging visual skills for young children. Recommended for children three to five years old

THURSDAY JUNE 21 EDMONTON PROPER ClUElESS: lADiES nigHT in THE iMAX theAtre • Telus World of

Science, 11211-142 St • June 21 • 6 pm • $12 • A rich high school student tries to boost a new pupil’s popularity, but reckons without affairs of the heart getting in the way • telusworldofscienceedmonton.ca

FOrever plAid • Mayfield

Freewill ShakeSpeare FeStival • Heritage Ampi-

theatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tue - Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TIX); paywhat-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

improvaganza international improv FeStival • Citadel Theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13–23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

JAk knIGHT • The Comic Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 21 – 24 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Jak is a Los Angeles-based stand-up comic, writer, and actor. He was named a 2014 Comedy Central Comic to Watch kamikaze girlS • The

Buckingham, 10439 82 Ave nW • Jun 21 • 8:30 pm • $10 (in advance) • Kamikaze Girls want you to know that it’s okay to be sad. Since 2014 the London-based Riot Grrrl duo, consisting of vocalist and guitarist Lucinda Livingstone and drummer Conor Dawson, have used music as a means to challenge attitudes and taboos surrounding mental health • thebuckonwhyte.com

MAkE MuSIC EdMonTon

• Along 124 St • 5 pm • The free event promotes live music, both amateur and professional of all genres • makemusic-edmonton.ca

murray kingSley & WICkEd GRIn • Blues on

RoCk & Roll HEAvEn •

Jubilations dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Jun 15 – Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

SuMMER SolSTICE MuSIC FESTIvAl • knox

THE WoRkS ART & dESIGn FeStival • Federal Build-

ing Plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

ulI Jon RoTH • The Starlite Room, 10030-102 St • 7 pm • $25 (o) • He’s been called the Vivaldi of guitar having been the lead guitarist of The Scorpions undERdoG CoMEdy night • Black dog Free-

house, 10425-82 Ave • Every Thu • Free • Comedy show in Black Dog’s basement • blackdog.ca • 780.439.1082

WEddInG BEllS & BoMBSHEllS • Westbury

Theatre, 10330 84th Ave • June 21 – Jun 30 • 7:30 pm – 10 pm • In this original script by Edmonton Musical Theatre alumni Meghan Schritt and Laura Blackwood, pandemonium erupts as the groom meets the bride’s side of the family, a wacky group of eccentric characters, for the first time • edmontonmusicaltheatre.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY nATIonAl IndIGEnouS PEoPlES dAy • victoria

Park, 12030 River valley Rd • A day for all Canadians to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures, and outstanding achievements and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples

FRIDAY JUNE 22

Quiet is a Vancouver based stoner doom metal band

EdMonTon ESkIMoS vS TIGER CATS • Com-

monwealth Stadium, 11000 Stadium Rd • 8pm • Tickets @ esks.com

EdMonTon InTERnATIonAl JAzz FESTIvAl •

various venues through out Edmonton • Jun 22 – Jul 1 • A variety of jazz music with the divine jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy headlining. Lineup also features LSD Trio, Doug Organ Trio, BassDrumBone, and many more • edmontonjazz.com

FaShion FeSt • Edmonton Expo Centre, 7515-118 Ave • 11 am • Free • An annual trade an fashion show event that brings two great days of shopping and fashion shows under one roof

FoREvER PlAId • Mayfield

dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (o) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

Found FESTIvAl • vari-

ous locations around Whyte Ave and downtown • Jun 22 – 25 • Edmonton’s only found space arts festival, is back for its seventh year. It brings the arts out of galleries and concert halls and into the community, allowing audiences to experience performances and installations in ways they have never before • commongroundarts.ca/found

Freewill ShakeSpeare FeStival • Heritage Ampi-

on Tues evening and Sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

FRIdAy nIGHT lIvE: CHRIS STREI • The Carrot

Community Arts Coffeehouse, 9351-118 Ave • Jun 22 • 7:30 pm • $5 • Chris Strei is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Southern Ontario. Butch Walker, Johnny Cash and Tom Petty’s influence can be heard in his original work, but his love for music in general has always been a major influence on his writing style • thecarrot.ca

improvaganza international improv FeStival • Citadel Theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13–23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

JAk knIGHT • The Comic Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 21 – 24 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Jak is an Los Angeles-based stand-up comic, writer, and actor. He was named a 2014 Comedy Central Comic to Watch lIvE THoRouGHBREd RACInG • northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

murray kingSley & WICkEd GRIn • Blues on

RoCk & Roll HEAvEn •

Jackson, Prince and many more

SuMMER SolSTICE MuSIC FESTIvAl • knox

THE WoRkS ART & dESIGn FeStival • Federal Build-

ing Plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

uz + Sumthin Sumthin •

Envy nightclub, 8882-170 St • 9 pm • $15 (o) • A night of quality good trap music

SATURDAY JUNE 23 EDMONTON PROPER 20TH AnnIvERSARy nuovA oPERA & MuSIC theatre FeStival • until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class, The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

EdMonTon FIlIPIno FieSta • Borden Park, 7507 Borden Park Rd • Jun 23 – Jun 24 • 11 am • Enjoy joyful events at the heart of Filipino culture. Held in almost every town and province across the country, fiestas celebrate patron saints, ethnic traditions and important milestones for the local people • edmontonfilipinofiesta.com

EDMONTON PROPER AllEy kAT BREWERy tour • Alley kat, 9929-60

The Better Way To Buy Your Next Vehicle!

Ave • Thu - Fri, 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm • Learn how Alley Kat makes its delicious tasting beer with a tour of the brewery • alleykatbeer.com

dEAd QuIET W/ THE MoTHERCRAFT • The

Starlite Room, 10030-102 St • Jun 22 • 8 pm • $25 (o) • Dead

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June Edmonton IntErnatIonal Jazz FEstIval •

liVE ThOrOuGhBrED racIng • northlands race-

track, 7410 Borden park rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

MurrAy kinGSlEy & WiCkED Grin • Blues on

Expo Centre, 7515-118 Ave • 11 am • Free • An annual trade an fashion show event that brings two great days of shopping and fashion shows under one roof

ForEvEr PlaId • Mayfield

rOCk & rOll hEAVEn •

FashIon FEst • Edmonton

Found FEstIval • Various locations around Whyte Ave and downtown • Jun 22 – 25 • Edmonton’s only found space arts festival, is back for its seventh year. It brings the arts out of galleries and concert halls and into the community, allowing audiences to experience performances and installations in ways they have never before • commongroundarts.ca/found FrEEWill ShAkESpEArE FEstIval • heritage Ampi-

theatre, hawrelak park, 9330 Groat rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tues - Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TiX); paywhat-you-will performances on tues evening and sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

ImProvaganza IntErnatIonal ImProv FEstIval • Citadel Theatre,

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13–23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidfiretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

JAk kniGhT • The Comic

Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 21 – 24 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Jak is an Los Angeles-based stand-up comic, writer, and actor. He was named a 2014 Comedy Central Comic to Watch 16

Jubilations Dinner Theatre, WEM phase 1, 8882-170 St • Jun 15 – Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

SlOW W/ GuESTS • The

Starlite room, 10030-102 St • Jun 23 • 8 pm • $22 (O) • Slow is a Canadian punk rock band that started in the mid-1980s

SOunDTrACk MuSiC FEstIval • kinsmen

park, 9100 Walterdale hill • 1 pm – 11 pm • $89 (O) • Soundtrack Music Festival will be Edmonton’s newest music, arts and culture festival. Headliners are TLC, Goo Goo Dolls, and Blind Melon • soundtrackmusicfestival.com

ThE FACElESS W/ AnGElMAkEr • The Starlite room, 10030-102 St • Jun 23 • 5 pm • $22 (O) • The Faceless is a technical death metal band based out of Los Angeles, California

ThE WOrkS ArT & DESiGn FEstIval • Federal Build-

ing plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

SUNDAY JUNE 24 EDMONTON PROPER 20Th AnniVErSAry nuOVA OpErA & MuSiC thEatrE FEstIval • until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade

gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class, The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

charlIE austIn • Blue

Chair Cafe, 9624-76 Ave • 9 am • By donation • Charlie Austin is the mainstay of jazz piano in Edmonton

Edmonton IntErnatIonal Jazz FEstIval •

EmPrEss comEdy nIght • Empress Ale house, 991282 Ave • Every Sun • 9 pm • Hightlighting the best comedy Edmonton has to offer

ForEvEr PlaId • Mayfield

Found FEstIval • Vari-

FrEEWill ShAkESpEArE FEstIval • heritage Ampi-

theatre, hawrelak park, 9330 Groat rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tue - Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TiX); paywhat-you-will performances on tues evening and sat matinees. • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

named a 2014 Comedy Central Comic to Watch

MurrAy kinGSlEy & WiCkED Grin • Blues on

various venues throughout Edmonton • Jun 22 – Jul 1 • A variety of jazz music with the divine jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy headlining. Lineup also features LSD Trio, Doug Organ Trio, BassDrumBone, and many more • edmontonjazz.com

kAlEO W/ GuESTS • north-

rOCk & rOll hEAVEn •

ern Alberta Jubilee, 11455-87 Ave • 8 pm • From $45 (TM) • The four-piece band from Iceland who now call the States home are ready to unleash some indie blues in Edmonton

ThE WOrkS ArT & DESiGn FEstIval • Federal Build-

ing plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Edmonton FIlIPIno FIEsta • Borden park, 7507 Borden park rd • Jun 23 – Jun 24 • 11 am • Enjoy joyful events at the heart of Filipino culture. Held in almost every town and province across the country, fiestas celebrate patron saints, ethnic traditions, and important milestones for the local people • edmontonfilipinofiesta.com

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY VinTAGE DAy & ThE FriEnDS ukrAiniAn musIc FEst • ukrainian

Cultural heritage Village, hwy 16 E, Tofield • 10 am • Vintage Day is combined with the Friends Ukrainian Music Fest this year. Now you can tap your feet along with a variety of performers including UkrainianCanadian performances at the Band Shell stage, swing dancers, and vintage music

MONDAY JUNE 25 EDMONTON PROPER

JAk kniGhT • The Comic

Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 21 – 24 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Jak is an Los Angeles-based stand-up comic, writer, and actor. He was

Edmonton IntErnatIonal Jazz FEstIval •

Bill DurST • Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 25 – 26 • 9 pm • $9 • Bill Durst plays the blues and has a wicked beard • bluesonwhyte.com

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

ThE WOrkS ArT & dEsIgn FEstIval • Federal

Building plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

TUESDAY JUNE 26 EDMONTON PROPER 20Th AnniVErSAry nuOVA OpErA & MuSiC thEatrE FEstIval • until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class, The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

Bill DurST • Blues on Whyte, 10329-82 Ave • Jun 25 – 26 • 9 pm • $9 • Bill Durst plays the blues and has a wicked beard • bluesonwhyte.com BrEATh in pOETry • The nook Cafe, 10153 97 St • 7 pm • Every Tue night • A group of poetry performers and enthusiasts who volunteer their time to promote spoken word in the Edmonton Area. Hosted by Ahmed Knowmadic

COLLECTIVE SOUL • Northern Alberta Jubilee, 11455-87 Ave • 8 pm • From $35.50 (TM) • Born during the rise of grunge and alternative rock, Collective Soul broke into mainstream popularity in 1993 with the rock anthem “Shine”

EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL •

Various venues through out Edmonton • Jun 22 – Jul 1 • A variety of jazz music with the divine jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy headlining. Lineup also features LSD Trio, Doug Organ Trio, BassDrumBone, and many more • edmontonjazz.com

FOREVER PLAID • Mayﬁeld

Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their ﬁrst big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulﬁll their dreams and perform the show that never was

FREEWILL SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL • Heritage Ampi-

theatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tues - Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TIX); paywhat-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

THE WORKS ART & DESIGN FESTIVAL • Federal

Building Plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

WOLFHEART W/ ARCTOS •

The Starlite Room, 10030 102 St • 8 pm • Three albums into their career, Wolfheart has become a staple in extraordinarily well-crafted melodic death metal

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY HASTINGS LAKE PLAY GROUP • Hastings Lake

Hall, 51080 Rge Rd 204 • 10 am (every Tue) • Free community event with themed play days and crafts • hastingslakehall.ca

WEDNESDAY JUNE 27 EDMONTON PROPER 20TH ANNIVERSARY NUOVA OPERA & MUSIC THEATRE FESTIVAL • Until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class, The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

ADAM HUNTER • The Comic Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 27 – Jul 1 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Adam Hunter is one of the youngest prestige comedians around today. He headlines all over the country, putting his heart and soul into every performance with an act that is brash, deep, and hilarious ALBERTA DANCE ALLIANCE PRESENTS: FEATS FESTIVAL OF DANCE: FOOT PRINTS • Alberta

Dance Alliance, 11759 Groat Rd • Until Jul 7 • Enjoy a wide variety od dance style during this festival • abdancealliance.ab.ca

EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL •

FOREVER PLAID • Mayﬁeld

Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their ﬁrst big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulﬁll their dreams and perform the show that never was

FREEWILL SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL • Heritage Ampi-

what-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

LIVE THOROUGHBRED RACING • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

UADA W/ WOLVHAMMER, THE BLACK MORIAH •

The Starlite Room, 10030 102 St • 8 pm • Since 2014, this Portland, Oregon four-piece has used a unique approach to combine raw black metal and spectral melodies.

VANCE JOY • Rogers Place, 10214 104 Ave • 7 pm • From $39 • Vance Joy is an Australian singer and songwriter of critical acclaim

ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN

• Jubilations Dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Jun 15 – Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

THE WORKS ART & DESIGN FESTIVAL •

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY TOURS FOR TOTS • Art

Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square • 10 am (every Wed) • Artful activities aimed at encouraging visual skills for young children. Recommended for children three to ﬁve years old

Federal Building Plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

THURSDAY JUNE 28 EDMONTON PROPER

20TH ANNIVERSARY NUOVA OPERA & MUSIC THEATRE FESTIVAL •

EDMONTON CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY PRESENTS

MUSIC FESTIVAL SUMMER SOLSTICE

JUNE 18–22

Stephanie Chase, Violin Sara Davis Buechner, Piano

Monday, June 18, 7:30pm

St. Lawrence String Quartet

String Quartets Rock! Tuesday, June 19, 8:00pm Yellowhead Brewery

Haydn Discovery Program Wednesday, June 20, Noon Ledcor Theatre, Art Gallery of Alberta By Donation

Wednesday, June 20, 7:30p

Summer Passion

Friday, June 22, 7:30pm Festival Venue

Knox Evangelical Free Church

Edmonton ChamberMusic.org

Tickets & Passes

Tix on the Square & The Gramophone

June 7 • Enjoy a wide variety od dance style during this festival • abdancealliance.ab.ca

Edmonton IntErnatIonal Jazz FEstIval •

Edmonton musIc awards • Winspear Centre,

4 Sir Winston Churchill Square • 6 pm • $20 (O) • A celebration of Edmonton’s music community featuring seven live performances

FathErs/FathEr FIgurEs PoEtry workshoP • The Carrot Com-

munity Arts Coffeehouse, 9351-118 Ave • Jun 28 • 7 pm • Pay-what-you-can event • Hosted by Roylin Ld Picou and Diana Herrington, this workshop welcomes poets and poetry lovers of all kinds! There will be an open mic portion for eight to 10 poets; please keep acts PG14 • thecarrot.ca

ForEvEr PlaId • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

FrEEwIll shakEsPEarE FEstIval • Heritage Ampi-

theatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tue - Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TIX); paywhat-you-will performances on tues evening and sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

rock & roll hEavEn • Jubilations Dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Jun 15 – Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more 18

thE tEquIla mockIngbIrd orchEstra w/ nanIsE • The Almanac,

10351-82 Ave • Jun 28 • 8 pm • $20 advance, $20 at the door • The Tequila Mockingbird Orchestra are a collection of musicians, linked by common sonic journeys and familial ties. Now they are here in the room with you, the way music in the folk tradition always is, to bring people together; to share real flesh, blood and feeling. They’ll weave their stories with guitars and violins, with accordions and bass, with melodies and music makers gleaned from their wanderings • almanaconwhyte.com

thE works art & dEsIgn FEstIval

• Federal Building Plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

undErdog comEdy nIght • Black Dog Free-

house, 10425-82 Ave • Every Thu • Free • Comedy show in Black Dog’s basement • blackdog.ca • 780.439.1082

FRIDAY JUNE 29 EDMONTON PROPER 20TH AnnIvERSARy nuova oPEra & musIc thEatrE FEstIval •

adam huntEr • The Comic Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 27 – Jul 1 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Adam Hunter is one of the youngest prestige comedians around today. He headlines all over the country, putting his heart and soul into every performance with an act that is brash, deep, and hilarious albErta dancE AllIAnCE PRESEnTS: FEats FEstIval oF DAnCE: FOOT PRInTS • Alberta Dance Alliance, 11759 Groat Rd • Until Jul

7 • Enjoy a wide variety od dance style during this festival • abdancealliance.ab.ca

• 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

allEy kat brEwEry tour

rock & roll hEavEn •

• Alley Kat, 9929-60 Ave • Thu - Fri, 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm • Learn how Alley Kat makes its delicious tasting beer with a tour of the brewery • alleykatbeer.com

Edmonton EskImos vs bc lIons • Commonwealth Stadium, 11000 Stadium Rd • 8pm • Tickets @ esks.com

Edmonton IntErnatIonal Jazz FEstIval •

FrEEwIll shakEsPEarE FEstIval • Heritage Ampi-

theatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tue - Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TIX); paywhat-you-will performances on tues evening and sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

FRIDAy nIGHT lIvE: clayton & JoEllE • The

carrot community arts coffeehouse, 9351-118 Ave • Jun 29 • 7:30 pm • $5 • Don’t let the relative youth of Clayton and Joelle (Clayton Parsons and Joelle Winkel) fool you; they are old souls with a sound that transcends time. Their genuine country-roots style is reminiscent of the 1960’s American folk revival scene that birthed Joan Baez, Emmylou Harris, Pete Seeger, and Peter, Paul & Mary • thecarrot.ca

lIvE thoroughbrEd racIng • northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd

thE works art & dEsIgn FEstIval

• Federal Building Plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY sand on whytE • Whyte

Ave and Gateway Blvd • Jun 29 – Jul 8 • Professional sand carving artists will be unveling their creations for viewers to enjoy

SATURDAY JUNE 30 EDMONTON PROPER 20TH AnnIvERSARy nuova oPEra & musIc thEatrE FEstIval •

adam huntEr • The Comic Strip, West Edmonton Mall, 1646 Bourbon St • Jun 27 – Jul 1 • 7:30 pm and 9:30 pm • Adam Hunter is one of the youngest prestige comedians around today. He headlines all over the country, putting his heart and soul into every performance with an act that is brash, deep and hilarious albErta dancE AllIAnCE PRESEnTS: FEats FEstIval oF DAnCE: FOOT PRInTS

• Alberta Dance Alliance, 11759 Groat Rd • Until Jul 7 • Enjoy a wide variety od dance style during this festival • abdancealliance.ab.ca

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Edmonton IntErnatIonal Jazz FEstIval •

FrEEwIll shakEsPEarE FEstIval • Heritage Ampi-

theatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Jun 19 – Jul 15, Evening shows (Tue - Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TIX); paywhat-you-will performances on tues evening and sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

lIvE thoroughbrEd racIng • northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

rock & roll hEavEn

thE works art & dEsIgn FEstIval •

Federal Building Plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY sand on whytE • Whyte

Ave and Gateway Blvd • Jun 29 – Jul 8 • Professional sand carving artists will be unveling their creations for viewers to enjoy

“Screamingly Funny! Entirely enchanting, utterly entertaining!” – New York Post

BOOK YOUR TICKETS TODAY June 15 - July 29, 2018

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

FOR TICKETS BOOK ONLINE:

www.mayfieldtheatre.ca OR PHONE: 780-483-4051

British Columbia ARTSWELLS FESTIVAL

• Wells and Barkerville, four hours west of Jasper • Aug 3 – 6 • A festival that focuses on all things art. More than 100 musical acts on nine stages over four days with over 30 workshops, and screenings of independent ﬁlms • artswells.com

BELLA COOLA MUSIC FESTIVAL • Bella Coola • Jul

21 – 22 • $40 (adult weekend pass) • Celebrating its 19th year, the festival has a lineup including DJ Shub, Cecile Doo Kingue, BC/DC, Jack Garton, and more • bellacoolamusic.org

BILLY BARKER DAYS •

Quesnel • Jul 19 – 22 • A celebration of gold rush heritage featuring musical performances, food, and entertainment • billybarkerdays.ca

BURNABY BLUES + ROOTS FESTIVAL • Deer

Lake Park, Burnaby • Aug 11 • $50 (O) • Enjoy blues and roots music from various performers • Headliner Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats • burnabybluesfestival.com • 604.291.6864

BURN IN THE FOREST •

Cheam Fishing Village, an hour and a half’s drive East of Vancouver • Jul 12 – 15 • $160 • Experience Burning Man without having to fork out the big bucks. Swapping out the Nevada desert for a British Columbia setting among the trees • burnintheforest.com

CENTER OF GRAVITY • Kelowna City Park, Kelowna • Jul 27 – 29 • Dubbed Canada’s hottest beach festival, and for good reason. Three days of heavy electronic dance music, beach volleyball and BMX • centerofgravity.ca CRANKWORX 2018 • Various event locations around Whistler • Aug 10 – 29 • A place for bike lovers and riders to gather and crown a champion • crankworx.com DESERT DAZE • Spences

Bridge • Aug 10 – 11 • Free (10 and under), $20 (gate, cash only) • A fun-ﬁlled familyfriendly summer event with live music, farm displays, a drumming presentation, supervised kids’ area, beer garden, vendors, pickle making, apple bobbing, watermelon seed spitting and more • desertdaze.ca

EDGE OF THE WORLD FESTIVAL • Haida Gwaii

• Aug 10 – 12 • The EOTW festival opens and closes with traditional Haida song and dance • Performers this year include The Jerrycans, Jesse Roper, Twin Peaks, and more • edgefestival.com

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ing, located 30 km northwest of Vancouver • Jun 15 – 17 • Tickets available at Gaia Fair Trade (Gibsons), Melomania (Roberts Creek), WindSong Gallery (Sechelt) or info@ coastjazz.com • The 23rd annual festival has two days of outdoor concerts, two evening dances, Sunday jazz brunch and more • coastjazz.com

GOLDEN SOUND FESTIVAL

• Keith King Memorial Sports Field, 1501 Maple Dr, Golden • Jul 27 – 28 • $20 – $60 depending on pass • Multi-venue festival, with an all ages outdoor stage in the heart of Golden • Featuring: The Harpoonist & The Axe Murderer, The Wooden Sky, Astrocolor, Youngblood, wmnstudies, and more.

KAMLOOPA POWWOW • 330 Chief Alex Thomas Way, Kamloops • Aug 3 – 5 • A spectacular expression of the Secwepemc people’s heritage and a vibrant display of storytelling, song, and dance in traditional regalia • tkemlups.ca KASLO JAZZ ETC FESTIVAL • Kaslo Bay Park • Aug 3 – 5 • $220 + tax (adv weekend pass) $110 (adv youth 13 – 18 weekend pass) • With performances by Mavis Staples, Shakey Graves, Shovels and Rope, Buffy Sainte Marie, Too Many Zooz, and many more • kaslojazzfest.com

LYTTON RIVER FESTIVAL

• Lytton • Sep 1 – 3 • Free • Includes a powwow, artisan craft demos and sale, children’s activities, and chicken coop bingo • riverfestival.ca

New KIDZ ZONE: Four levels of climbing and 7m slide! Suitable for ages 2-12

GIBSONS LANDING JAZZ FESTIVAL • Gibsons Land-

KIMBERLEY JULYFEST • Centennial Park, Kimberley • Jul 20 – 22 • Dubbed the community’s biggest festival of the year, JulyFest kicks off with 200-some teams vying for the Canadian bocce championships • kimberleyjulyfest.com

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MILE HIGH WINE & MUSIC FESTIVAL • Silver Star Mountain • Aug 10 – 12 • For all the wine lovers out there. Learn about wine by taking in the summery views of the Okanagan atop the Silver Star Mountain. There will be tasting events, dinners, music, seminars, art gallery viewings and hikes • skisilverstar.com

MOTION NOTION • Bea-

verfoot Lodge and Festival Grounds, located 40 km east of Golden • Aug 23 – 27 • Unique stages featuring bands, DJs, free riverside camping, workshops, and rafting. Lineup TBA • motionnotion.com

RETRO CONCERT WEEKEND • Sun Peaks • Aug 10 – 12 • Free • Tribute bands pay homage to the likes of AC/DC, The Beatles, Buddy Holly, and The Rolling Stones • sunpeaksresort.com/retro

ROCKIN’ RIVER MUSIC FEST • Merritt • Aug 2 – 5 •

$249 (four day pass), $111.50 (day pass) • Four days of country music, three stages and more than 20 bands including Eric Church, Dallas Smith, Luke Combs, and Meghan Patrick • rockinriverfest.com

SALMON ARM ROOTS & BLUES FESTIVAL • 490

5th Ave SW, Salmon Arm • Aug 16 – 19 • $79 (youth), $109 (seniors), $149 (adult) • Featuring six daytime stages and two evening stages, craft and food vendors, artisan market, children’s activities, beverage gardens and camping. Performers include: The Paperboys, Harry Manx, Cindy Church, and more • rootsandblues.ca

SHAMBHALA MUSIC FESTIVAL 2018 • Salmo

River Ranch • Aug 10 – 13 • General admission $420 (regular) • World renowned electronic music festival featuring performances from Gramatik, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Beardyman, Moontricks, and more • shambhalamusicfestival.com

MIDSUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL • Smithers fair-

grounds, Smithers • Jun 29 – Jul 1 • Features four daytime stages, headline performers and dozens of local, regional

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and national performances from Faith Healer, The Kwerks, The Prettys, and more • Opportunities for kids, crafts and organized activities plus a variety of musician workshops, food vendors, crafts with onsite camping • smithersmusicfest.com

TD VICTORIA INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL

• Various venues in Victoria • Jun 23 – Jul 2 • Featuring the sounds of St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Macy Gray, GoGo Penguin, John Lee Trio • jazzvictoria.ca

UKEE DAYS • Ucluelet • Jul 27 – 29 • $7 (day pass), $10 (Sat and Sun) • The seaside community of Ucluelet explodes into a summery haze of live music, parades, games, fun, food, entertainment, logger sports, kidszone, beer gardens and more • ukeedays.wordpress.com VANCOUVER FOLK MUSIC FESTIVAL • Jericho Beach

Park, Vancouver • Jun 22 – Jul 1 • $70 – $150 • This is the festival’s 41st year with performances by Neko Case, Iskwé, Darlingside, and more • thefestival.bc.ca • 604.602.9798

VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL

• Various venues around Vancouver • Jun 22 – Jul 1 • With performances by Robert Plant and the Sensastional Space Shifters, Kamasi Washington, Macy Gray, and more • coastaljazz.ca

VANCOUVER ISLAND MUSIC FEST • Comox Valley

Fairgrounds, Comox • Jul 13 – 15 • Free (12 and under with adult), $99 – $199 • Six stages, riverside camping and family activities. Featuring Passenger, Walk Off The Earth, Bros Landreth, Celeigh Cardinal, and more • islandmusicfest.com

WANDERLUST FESTIVAL

• 425 Blackcomb Way, Whistler • Aug 2 – 5 • $440 (Thu - Sun), $365 (Fri – Sun) • Day tickets also available • Five days of yoga, music, workshops and sustainable food. Musical lineup includes: Nick Mulvey, Stars, Dj Frez, and more • wanderlust.com/festivals

Saskatchewan Cinergie: SaSkatChewan’S FranCophone Film FeStival • Roxy

theatre, 320-20 St, Saskatoon • May 8 – 13 • Featuring 12 feature-length films and 20 shorts, this year’s Francophone film fest is sure to please • cinergiesk.ca • 306.653.7440

ConneCt 22 • Besant

Campground, Moose Jaw • Aug 4 – 7 • $140 (advance weekend) • An electronic dance music festival in the prairies featuring local and international acts • connectfestival.ca

Country thunder in CRAven 2018 • Craven •

Jul 12 – 15 • Four day admission $185, single day passes $75 • Performances by Big and Rich, Dierks Bently, and more • countrythunder.com • 1866.388.0007

John ARCAnd Fiddle FeSt • 10 km southwest of

Saskatoon on the Pike lake hwy 60 • Aug 9 – 12 • Contests, camps, lessons, and, of course, countless fiddles make the Fiddle Festival a feast for fans • johnarcandfiddlefest.com • 306.382.0111

potaShCorp Fringe theatre FeStival •

Saskatoon • Aug 2 – 11 • One of Saskatoon’s favourite summer events featuring more than 200 independant theatre shows and family entertainment on the street • 25thstreettheatre.org • 306.664.2239

regina Folk FeStival

• victoria Park, Regina • Aug 10 – 12 • $110 (early bird), $120 (advanced tickets), $145 (at the gate) • Lineup featuring Neko Case, Shakey Graves, Walk off the Earth, and more • reginafolkfestival.com • 306.757.0308

roCk the river • delta Bessbourough gardens, 601 Spadina Cres e, Saskatoon • Aug 17 – 19 • $156 (general admission), $59 (day passes) • Saskatoon presents its classic rock festival with performances by Nazareth, Sweet, Men without Hats, and more • rocktheriversaskatoon.ca • 306.938.7800

SaSkatChewan FaShion week • The Sound-

stage, 1831 College Ave • May 10 – 12 • $40 (Thu), $100 (Fri and Sat) • Passionate, colourful, and creative fashion comes to life on the catwalk • saskfashionweek.com

of cultural diversity through music, dance, and workshops • saskatoonreggaefestival.com • 306.291.0532

SaSktel SaSkatChewAn JAzz FeSTivAl •

• 127 Avenue d n • Aug 16 – 18 • Free (12 and under with adult), $16 (adult) • Celebrate the sights, sounds and tastes of the city’s ethnic heritage • saskatoonfolkfest.com • 306.931.0100

Saskatoon • Jun 22 – Jul 1 • Ticket prices vary depending on the show • For 10 days the city of Sasktoon bursts into jazz, funk, pop, and world music. This year’s lineup features Bonobo, City in Colour, The Flaming Lips, and more • saskjazz.com • 306.652.4700

SaSkatoon pride FeSTivAl 2018 • various

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locations in Saskatoon • Jun 10 – 25 • An annual festival to celebrate pride while raising awareness of the LGBTQ+ community • saskatoonpride.com

SaSkatoon reggae and world muSiC FeStival • Friendship

Park, Saskatoon (foot of Broadway Bridge) • Jul 8 • $10 (early bird), $20 (at the door) • A celebration

katoon • Jul 5 – Aug 20 • A festival made for theatre and Shakespeare lovers. This year’s plays are renditions of Twelfth Night and Richard III • shakespearesask.com

Shrek the muSiCal •

globe Theatre, 1801 Scarth St, Regina • May 23 – Jun 17 • Times vary • Ticket prices vary • If you want to feel like an all star, check out this musical ren-

dition of the popular film Shrek • globetheatrelive.com

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• Kiwanis Park at 601 Spadina Cres e, Saskatoon • Jul 17 – 22 • $2 (food token), $6 (alcohol token) • Taste the culinary delights of Saskatoon locals, and the music of around 50 local bands • tasteofsaskatchewan.ca • 306.975.3175

veloCity prairie thunder- naSCar pinty’S SerieS • north of Saska-

toon off hwy 12 • Jul 24 and 25 • Now in its 10th year, this thunderous event sees drivers from around Canada compete over two family-friendly (if loud) days • wyantgroupraceway.ca • 306.956.3212

windSCape kite FeStival • Swift Current

• Jun 23 – 24 • 10 am – 5 pm • The skies above Swift Current will be colourful and grand as some of the most unique kites take to the sky • windscapekitefestival.ca

neSS Creek muSiC FeStival • ness Creek •

Jul 18 – 22 • Ticket prices vary • Featuring a slew of musical talent, the Ness Creek Music Festival offers a great place to explore, camp, and listen to some great music • nesscreekmusicfestival.com • 306-652-6377

northern lightS BluegRASS FeSTivAl

• ness Creek • Aug 17 – 29 • Ticket prices range from $110 to $60 for individuals • Enjoy some of that beautiful bluegrass music acts from across Canada and the United States • northernlightsbluegrass.com • 306.373.4190

nuiT BlAnChe SaSkatoon • victoria

Park, River landing, Broadway and various venues around Saskatchewan • Sep 29 • 8 pm – 12 am • Come enjoy a sleepless night full of art and wonder at Nuit Blanche Saskatoon’s fifth year • nuitblanchesaskatoon.ca MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

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12522-132 Ave • 780.496.7090 #201 Capilano Mall, 5004 98 Ave • 780.496.1802 #106 Lakeside Landing, 15379 Castledowns Rd • 780.496.1804 3808-139 Ave • 780.442.7471

HIGHLANDS

6710-118 Ave • 780.496.1806

IDYLWYLDE

8310-88 Ave • 780.496.1808

JASPER PLACE

9010-156 St • 780.496.1810

LOIS HOLE (LESSARD) 17650-69 Ave • 780.442.0888

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PARK 23 VICTORIA 12130 River Valley Rd

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PARK 24 WHITEMUD 13204 Fox Dr

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10380 Queen Elizabeth Park Rd

RAINBOW VALLEY PARK 142 St and 50 Ave

PARK 20 RIVERDALE 9231-100 Ave 21

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STRATHCONA WILDERNESS CENTRE 52535 Range Rd 212, Ardrossan

110 Londonderry Mall, 137 Avenue 66 St • 780.496.1814 16607-50 St • 780.442.5314 2702-17 St • 780.442.7472 2610 Hewes Way • 780.496.1818 460 Riverbend Square, Rabbit Hill Rd & Terwillegar Dr • 780.944.5311 11555 - 95 St • 780.496.7099

STANLEY A. MILNER (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

Temporarily housed in Enterprise Square • 780.496.7000

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8331-104 St • 780.496.1828

WHITEMUD CROSSING

145 Whitemud Crossing Shopping Centre, 4211 - 106 St • 780.496.1822

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PARK, ST ALBERT 30 LIONS Sir Winston Churchill Ave & Tache St

FORT SASKATCHEWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY

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CENTRAL PARK, SPRUCE GROVE 450 King St

PARK, SPRUCE GROVE 32 JUBILEE 510 Grove Dr PARK, LEDUC 33 KINSMEN Corinthia Drive North

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ALDERSON PARK, FORT SASKATCHEWAN 28 PRYCE 100 Westpark Dr

PARK, DEVON 34 CENTENNIAL Athabasca Avenue F LEDE PARK, LEDUC 35 WILLIAM Black Gold Dr CENTENNIAL PARK, EDSON 36 54 St and 55 St

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13420-114 Ave • 780.496.1830 401 Festival Lane, Sherwood Park • 780.410.8600 10011-102 St • 780.998.4275

St Albert Place, 5 St Anne St • 780-459-1530 #112, 4613-52 Ave • 780.963.5440

Melcor Cultural Centre, 35 - 5 Ave • 780.962.4423 #2 Alexandra Park • 780.986.2637

CAMROSE PUBLIC LIBRARY

4710-50 Ave • 780.672.4214

DEVON PUBLIC LIBRARY

101, 17 Athabasca Ave • 780.987.3720

EDSON PUBLIC LIBRARY

4726-8 Main Ave • 780.723.6691

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Museums and Heritage Sites ALBERTA AVIATION MUSEUM • 11410 Kingsway Ave • Summer hours: Everyday 9:30 am – 5:50 pm, $7.50 (kids six to 12), $8.50 (youth 13 – 17), $9.50 (students/seniors 60+), $12 (adults), Free (children under six) • Discover Northern Alberta’s rich aviation history and take a tour through the amazing history of ﬂight • albertaaviationmuseum.com • 780.451.1175

ALBERTA LEGISLATURE • 10800 97 Avet • Free • Interpretive, guided tours leave every hour from 10 am – 5 pm • assembly.ab.ca/visitor • 780.427.7362

ALBERTA RAILWAY MUSEUM • 24215-34 St •

10 am – 5 pm (Open Sat – Sun only) • Free (kids under three), $3.50 (kids three – 12), $6 (seniors and students), $7 (adults) • Take a tour of the historic museum and enjoy a ride on a speeder car • albertarailwaymuseum.com • 780.472.6229

ALBERTA SPORTS HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM

• 4200 Queen Elizabeth II Highway #102 • 9 am – 5 pm (weekdays) 10 am – 5 pm (weekends and holidays) • Free (three and under), $3

(child), $5 (adult) • This museum is full of sports information, and memorabilia • ashfm.ca • 403.341.8614

CAMROSE & DISTRICT CENTENNIAL MUSEUM •

4522-53 St, Camrose • 12 pm – 4 pm (Wed – Fri) • Donations are appreciated • Take a trip back in time with thousands of artifacts displayed in nine buildings • camrosemuseum.ca • 780.672.3298

CANADA’S SPORTS HALL OF FAME • 169 Canada Olympic Rd SW • 10 am – 5 pm (Wed – Sun; seven days a week in Jul and Aug) • Free

(children under three), $8 (youth ages three to 18), $10 (seniors), $12 (general admission) • Check out artifacts from Canada’s sports history and the Olympic Games held in Calgary • sportshall.ca • 403.776.1040

FATHER LACOMBE CHAPEL • 3 St Vital Ave, St. Albert • 10 am – 5 pm • admission by donation • Alberta’s oldest surviving building contains important Albertan history • history.alberta.ca • 780.459.7663

FORT EDMONTON PARK •

Fox Dr and Fort Edmonton Park Rd • May 19 – Jun 29, weekdays 10 am – 3 pm, weekends and

holidays 10 am – 5 pm; June 30 – Sep 3, 10 am – 5 pm • Free (children under two), $20.90 (seniors 65+, child/youth two to 17 years old), $26.20 (adult); groups of 10 or more recieve 10 percent discount • Experience Edmonton’s premier historic attraction • fortedmontonpark.ca • 780.496.7381

FORT SASKATCHEWAN MUSEUM • 10006-100 Ave, Fort

Saskatchewan • 10 am – 4 pm (Mon – Sat) • Free (children under 2), $3 (kids two to 12), $4 (youth/ seniors), $5 (adults) • Eight historic buildings provide a perfect retrospective of life at the Fort back to 1875 • fortsask.ca • 780.998.1783

All Summer 100 ST FUNICULAR • 10065-100 St • 7 am – 9 pm • Free • Easily come in and out of Edmonton’s scenic River Valley using one of the city’s newest additions • edmonton.ca • 780.944.5555 ALBERTA COUNCIL OF UKRAINIAN ART • 9534-87

St • 10 am – 4 pm (Tue – Thu), 11 am – 3 pm (Sat) • A gallery of Ukrainian Folk Art • acuarts.ca • 780.488.8558

ALBERTA CRAFT COUNCIL GALLERY • 10186-106 St • 10 am – 5 pm (Mon – Sat), 10 am – 6 pm (Thu), closed Sunday and stat holidays • Enjoy a wide variety of work from some of Alberta’s talented ﬁne craft artists • albertacraft.ab.ca • 780.488.6611

ALBERTA PRAIRIE RAILWAY EXCURSIONS • 4611- 47 Ave, Stettler • $110 (adults), $75 (youth), $45 (children), free (chilrden three and under) • time varies • Take a guided tour through beautiful Southern Alberta • absteamtrain.com • 1.800.282.3994

ART GALLERY OF ALBERTA • 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square • 11 am – 5 pm (Thu – Fri), 11 am – 8 pm (Tue and Wed), 10 am - 5pm (Sat – Sun) closed Mon • Free (six and under, students, AGA members), $8.50+GST (out-of-province students and seniors), $12.50 (adults), groups of 20 people or more receive 25 percent off • View original exhibitions of contemporary and historic art • youraga.ca • 780.422.6223

CASTROL RACEWAY • Two kilometres west of Edmonton on Highway 19, just off Hwy 2 • Ticket prices vary • Car races and special events all summer long • castrolraceway.com EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY •

244047A Twp Rd 464, Wetaskiwin • Wide variety of exciting races almost every Saturday in the summer, including thunder cars, stocks, and legends • edmontonraceway.com • 780.467.9276

HARCOURT HOUSE • 3rd

ﬂoor, 10215-112 St • 10 am – 5 pm (Tue – Sat) • Check out various exhibitions throughout the summer at this artist-run centre • harcourthouse.ab.ca • 780.426.4180

HIGH LEVEL STREETCAR • Strathcona Terminal, Gateway Blvd and 84 Ave and Jasper Plaza Terminal, between 100 Ave and 109 St • 9 am - 4 pm (Sat), 11 am – 4 pm otherwise; ﬁrst departure from Strathcona station • Heritage streetcars that operate two routes throughout the city. Perfect during The Fringe • edmonton-radial-railway.ab.ca JOHN JANZEN NATURE CENTRE • 7000-143 St • 10

am – 5 pm (daily), 11 am – 4 pm (holidays) • $3 (parent and tot 23 months and under), $3 (additional parent), $8 (parent and child two and over; general admission 13 and older), $17 (family) • A wide variety of day camps, drop-in programs, family classes and more to keep your children active and interested in nature • edmonton.ca • 311 (in the city) 780.442.5311 (outside Edmonton)

JUBILATIONS DINNER THEATRE • West Edmonton

Mall, #2601, 8882-170 St • 10 am – 7 pm (Mon – Tue), 10 am – 9 pm (Wed – Sat), 11 am – 7 pm (Sun); Shows run Wed – Sat at 6:15 pm and on Sundays at 5 pm • $74.95 + tax (Wed, Thu, and Sun), $84.95 + tax (Fri and Sat) • Rock n’ Roll Heaven (Jun 15 - Aug 19) • Late and great rock and roll stars take the stage in this rousing production • edmonton.jubilations.ca • 780.484.2424

MAYFIELD DINNER THEATRE • 16615-109 Ave •

$70 – $95 • Forever Plaid (Jun 15 – Jul 29 ) • Four male singers die in a car crash, only to come back to life for a shot at making their dream show a reality • mayﬁeldtheatre.ca • 780.483.4051

MUTTART CONSERVATORY • 9626-96A St • 10 am – 5 pm (Mon and Tue, Fri - Sun), 10 am – 9 pm (Thu – Wed) • Free (children under two), $6.50 (kids 2 – 12), $10.50 (youth 13 – 17 and seniors 65+), $12.50 (adults) • Four glass pyramids of botanical wonder • muttartconservatory.ca • 311 • 780.442.5311

NORTHLANDS PARK • 7410 Borden Park Rd • May 9 - Aug 25 • Thoroughbred horse racing every weekend and Wednesday, starting at 6:30 pm most nights • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174 SHEEP GRAZING • Legacy Park, Peter T Ream Historic Park, Museum, Rotary Amphitheatre in the river valley. All located in Fort Saskatchewan • Jun 2 – Sep 3, 1 – 8 pm (Thu – Sun and stat holidays) •

Watch the fuzzy, quiet, adorable living lawn mowers in action • fortsask.ca/visitors/sheep-grazing-program • 780.992.6261

TELUS WORLD OF SCIENCE • 11211-142 St • 9 am

– 6 pm • $23 (child 3 – 12), $28 (youth 13 – 17; student with ID, senior, 65+), $33.50 (adult) • Until Sep 16, Terry Fox – Running to the Heart of Canada celebrates Terry Fox’s 143-day run from one end of the country to the other to raise money against cancer. Event features never before seen memorabilia like Fox’s journal and artiﬁcal leg • From Jun 1 - Dinosaurs: Down to the Bone, an in-depth look into the world of dinosaurs. This even includes animatronic beasts from pre-history, fossils, and skeletons • twose.ca • 780.451.3344

UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA BOTANIC GARDEN • Five

km north of Devon on Hwy 60 • Open daily 10 am – 6 pm (Jun 29 – Sep 3) • Free (kids two and under), $4 (kids 4 – 12), $8.50 (youth 13 – 17) and student with valid ID), $11.75 (senior), $15.85 (adult) • Explore over 190 acres of immaculate greenery, with indoor greenhouses, a butterﬂy house, Japanese garden, ﬂower collections, and much more • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca • 780.492.3050

UKRAINIAN VINTAGE FAIR • Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts, 9534- 87 St • Jun 23 – Aug 25 • 10 am – 4 pm (Tue – Thu), 11 am – 3 pm (Sat) • Vintage sale of all things in the Ukrainian culture

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

VALLEY ZOO • 13315 Buena Vista Rd • 9 am – 6 pm (daily); 9 am – 9 pm (Tuesdays during Jul – Aug) • Free (children under two), $8.75 (children 2 – 12), $11.75 (youth 13 – 17, seniors), $14 (18 - 64) • More than 100 wild and exotic animals on display, including seals, pandas, an Asian elephant, leopards, sea lions, Siberian tigers and bearded dragons • edmonton.ca/attractions_events/ edmonton-valley-zoo.aspx • 780.442.5311

ONGOING SUMMER ACTIVITIES EDMONTON SKYDIVE • 59509 Rge Rd 260, Westlock County • $275 – $315 • Operating just north of Edmonton, Edmonton Skydive offers tandem and learn-to-skydive packages. Whether parachuting is on your bucket list or you’ve always wanted to jump out of a perfectly good airplane, go for it with Edmonton Skydive • edmontonskydive.com • 780.884.5867 EMPOWERED ME • 9538

107 Ave • $150 • Every Sat and Sun • 6 – 8 pm • A workshop focused on repairing the low self-esteem of victims of bullying • empoweredme.ca

PLANT A ROW, GROW A ROW • In backyards across

Edmonton • A portion of the vegetables you grow in your garden can be conveniently donated to Edmonton’s Food Bank • Edmonton’s Food Bank (11508-120 St, open Mon to Sat for donations between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm)

FRANK SLIDE • Highway

3, Municipality of Crowsnest Pass • 9 am – 6 pm • Free (six and under), $9 (youth seven to 17), $11 (seniors and students), $13 (adults) • 82 million tonnes of rock from Turtle Mountain buried part of the coal-mining town of Frank. Come see the aftermath of this feat of nature, and learn about the town’s history • history. alberta.ca • 403.562.7388

JASPER YELLOWHEAD MUSEUM • 400 Bonhomme

St, Jasper • 10 am – 5 pm (Thu – Sun) • Free (children ﬁve and under), $6 (students and seniors), $7 (adults) • Come learn about Jasper’s history • jaspermuseum.org • 780.852.3013

LEDUC #1 ENERGY DISCOVERY CENTRE • 50399

Haven Ave, Devon • 9 am – 5 pm (Mon – Sun) • Free (kids under ﬁve), $8 (kids six to 17), $10 (seniors), $12 (adults) • The centre showcases Canada’s oil history to the world. Enjoy a guided tour or wander around on your own • Also offers summer camps for kids ﬁve to 14 ($40 each) and team-building • exercises, inlcuding meals ($100 each) leducnumber1.com • 1.866.987.4323

MUSÉE HÉRITAGE MUSEUM • 5 St Anne St, St Albert • 10 am – 5 pm (Tue –Sat), 10 am – 8 pm (Thu) • Admission by donation • Fascinating exhibits on the history of St. Albert • museeheritage.ca • 780.459.1528

NATIONAL MUSIC CENTRE

• 850 4 St SE, Calgary • 10 am – 5 pm (Wed – Sun; open seven days a week in July) • Free (kids under three), $11 (youth three to 12), $14 (students and seniors), $18 (adults) • Featuring 450 years of music history, this museum aims to preserve Canada’s musical heritage • nmc.ca • 403.543.5115

PHILIP J. CURRIE DINOSAUR MUSEUM • Located

19 km west of Grande Prairie in Wembley • 10 am - 6 pm (Sat - Mon), 10 am - 8 pm (Tue - Fri) • Free (children under 5), $7 (student with ID and children 5 - 17), $11 (seniors and veterans), $14 (adults) • The Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum is an international institute for experiential learning dedicated to Alberta’s palaeontological heritage, through research, collection, preservation, exhibition, public programming,

publications and innovative outreach • dinomuseum.ca

REYNOLDS-ALBERTA MUSEUM • 6426 40 Ave, Wetaski-

win, two km west of Wetaskiwin on Hwy 13 • 10 am - 5 pm • Free (kids 6 and under), $9 (youth 7 – 17), $11 (senior 65+), $13 (adult, 18 – 64), $35 (family, two adults and youth to a maximum of eight people) • World famous displays on transportation, aviation, agriculture, and industry • reynoldsalbertamuseum.com • 780. 312.2065

ROYAL TYRRELL MUSEUM

• 500 N Dinosaur Trail, 6 km northwest of Drumheller • 9 am - 9 pm • Free (children six and under), $10 (youth 7 – 17), $14 (seniors 65 +), $18 (adult 18 – 64), $46 (family) • A museum dedicated to dinosaurs and the science of paleontology, offering visitors the chance to learn about the creatures that once walked the Earth • tyrrellmuseum.com • 310-0000 then 403-823-7707 (Toll free in Alberta)

RUTHERFORD HOUSE •

11153 Saskatchewan Drive • 10 am – 5 pm daily until Labour Day • Free • Check out

this integral part of the University of Alberta’s history • rutherfordhouse.ca • 780-427-3995

ST ALBERT GRAIN ELEVATOR PARK • 4 Meadowview

Ln, St Albert • 10 am – 5 pm (Wed – Sun) • Admission by donation • Marvel at wooden grain elevators and the vintage train station • museeheritage.com • 780.459.1528

STRATHCONA COUNTY MUSEUM • 913 Ash St, Sher-

wood Park • 10 am - 4 pm (Mon – Fri) • $4 (youth 5 – 17, seniors 65+), $5 (adult) • An in-depth look at pioneer life in the early 1900s, complete with old jail cells • strathconacountymuseum.ca • 780.467.8189

TELEPHONE HISTORICAL CENTRE • 10440-108 Ave • 9

am – 3 pm (Tue – Fri) • Admission by donation • Enjoy a guided tour through a fascinating tapestry of telephonic technology • telephonehistoricalcentre.com • 780.433.1010

THE HANGAR FLIGHT MUSEUM • 4629 McCall Way

• 10 am – 4 pm • Free (children under two), $6 (kids three

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

to 11), $11 (students 12 – 17 and seniors), $12 (adults) • Learn about the history of ﬂying vehicles • thehangarmuseum.ca • 403.250.3752

UKRAINIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE VILLAGE • Lo-

cated 25 minutes (50 km) east of Edmonton on Highway 16, 3 km east of Elk Island National Park • 10 am - 5 pm (open 7 days a week) • Free (children 6 and under), $10 (youth 7 - 17), $13 (senior 65+), $15 (adult), $40 (family: 2 adults + youths to a maximum of 8 people) • Explore more than 35 restored historic buildings brought to life by costumed interpreters portraying the lives of actual pioneers. Hear stories of solitude, survival, and perseverance while discovering how Ukrainian immigration made a signiﬁcant impact on Alberta’s cultural identity • ukrainianvillage.ca

WETASKIWIN HERITAGE MUSEUM • 5007-50 Ave,

Wetaskiwin • 10 am – 5 pm (Tue – Sat) • Free, however a donation is appreciated • Features exhibits showcasing local history • wetaskiwinmuseum.com • 780.352.0227

Amusement Centres Axehole • #104, 11614-

119 St • 1:30pm – 9 pm (Mon – Thu), 1:30 pm – 10:30 pm (Fri), 10:30 am – 10:30 pm (Sat), 12 pm – 7:30 pm (Sun) • Rates range from $37 and up depending on group packages • A unique urban axe throwing facility with real spruce logs. Knife throwing also available • axehole.ca • 780.982.6500

FoRT EdMonTon PaRk

• 7000-143 St • May 18 – Jun 28: 10 am – 3 pm (Mon – Fri), 10 am – 5 pm (Sat – Sun and holidays); Jun 29 – Sep 4: 10 am – 5 pm (daily) • $20.90 and up • Old-style rides and games from the early 1900s—including midway rides, carousel, shooting gallery, ferris wheel, pony rides, skill-testing games, and more • fortedmontonpark.ca • 780.496.7381

GaTEway EnTERTainMEnT CEnTRE • 3414 Gateway Blvd • Times and prices vary • Bowling, laser tag, virtual golf, and billiards • gecedmonton.com • 780.435.1922

JaCk axE • 9785-45 ave •

2 pm – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 12 pm – 10 pm (Sat), 12 pm – 8 pm (Sun) • $45 general admission • An indoor lumberjack arena filled with various axewielding activities • jack-axe.ca • 780.628.1874

JuRaSSiC FoREST • #2, 23210, Twp Rd 564, Gibbons, aB • 9 am – 2 pm (Mon – Thu) • $10 (3 – 13), $12 (youth and seniors), $15 (adults), $45-$55 (family rates) • Experience over 50 realistic animatronic dinosaur exhibits • jurassicforest.com • 780.470.2446 LaSER QuEST • 11271-170

St • 1 – 9 pm (Mon – Thu), 1 – 11 pm (Fri), 12 – 11 pm (Sat), 12 – 6 pm (Sun) • $9.50 per game/person (plus applicable taxes), Triple Play promo-

tion–play three games of laser tag for $21 • Laser Quest offers a high-tech combination of tag and hide-and-seek • laserquest.com • 780.424.2111

Snow VaLLEy aERiaL PaRk • 13204-45 ave •

May 19 – Jun 28: 3 pm – 9 pm (Mon – wed), 12 pm – 9 pm (Thu), 9 am – 9 pm (Fri – Sun); Jun 29 – Sep 5: 9 am – 9 pm (daily) • $29 – $49 (regular admission), $134 (family) • An outdoor park where climbers of all ages will be able to explore the park while harnessed in to a belay • snowvalley.ca/aerial-park • 780.434.3991

SkyFLyER ZiPLinE •

world waterpark in west Edmonton Mall • Call for event hours and pricing. Group rates available; world waterpark admission not required • World’s largest indoor zipline located inside the World Waterpark • wem.ca • 780.489.8147

ThE REC RooM (SouTh EdMonTon CoMMon)

• 1725-99 St • 11 am – midnight (Sun – Thu), 11 am – 1 am (Fri – Sat) • Customers can preload cards • Bowling, virtual reality, food, ping pong, video games, pool, axe throwing, and more • therecroom.com • 780.702.1332

ThE REC RooM (wEST EdMonTon MaLL) •

#2065, 8882-170 St (inside west Edmonton Mall) • 11 am – midnight (Sun – Thu), 11 am – 1 am (Fri – Sat) • Customers can preload cards • Virtual reality, multisports simulator, food, ping pong, video games, pool, augmented climbing wall, and more • therecroom.com • 780.900.8714

wEST EdMonTon MaLL

• 8882-170 St • hours vary • Rates vary and may change without notice • Tons of attractions, including: Galaxyland, World Waterpark, Sea Lions’ Rock & Sea Life Caverns, Professor WEM’s Adventure Golf, Dragon’s Tale Backlight Mini Golf, Crystal Labyrinth Mirror Maze, and Ed’s Bowling • wem.ca • 780.444.5300

wiLd wEST ShooTinG CEnTRE • Ph4 west Edmon-

ton Mall • 10 am - 9 pm (Mon – Thu), 10 am – 10 pm (Fri – Sat), 10 am – 6 pm (Sun) • $36 (day admission) • Practice your shooting skills in a safe, indoor shooting range. No licence required • shootingcentre.com • 780.426.4866

xCaLiBRE PainTBaLL

• 63116 and hwy 831, Long Lake, aB • $20 – $75 per person • Ten courses cover more than 60 acres of terrain • xcalibrepaintball.com • 780.576.2211

younG GunS PainTBaLL

• 53129 Rge Rd 13, Stony Plain • younggunspaintball.com • 780.963.4006

ESCAPE ROOMS aLiEn ouTBREak • west

BLaCk CoBRa aiRSoFT FiELd • Corner of Rge Rd 224 and Twp Rd 750 • open every Sun • blackcobraairsoft.com • 780.942.3330

Edmonton Mall, 8882-170 St • hours vary • Rates vary and may change without notice • Investigate what happened to the crew of Moon Colony Persephone before oxygen runs out • wem.ca • 780.444.5300

CoMBaT aRChERy EdMonTon • 8128-46 St

BREakouT EnTERTainMEnT • (Edmonton west)

PAINTBALL

• open seven days a week. Book online or arrange an activity • $24.95 and up • Participants use bows and foam tipped arrow to engage in mock battle • combatarcheryedmonton.com • 780.490.8166

PainTBaLL aCTion GaMES • 4804-90 ave • Res-

ervation only • gotopaintballactiongames.com • 780.469.0882

Pow PainTBaLLinG •

Rge Rd 3, Barrhead, aB • 8 am – 9 pm (Mon – Sat), 1:30 pm (drop-in Sunday) • Party bookings available • powpaintballing.com • 780.283.1809

SPG PainTBaLL • Lo-

cated one mile north of Morinville, east on Twp Rd. 562, Morinville, aB • 10 am – 5 pm (Sat – Sun). weekdays available through booking • spgpaintball.ca • 780.984.1516

TaCTiCaL anaRChy PainTBaLL • Scenario paint-

ball facility, 45 minutes west of Edmonton off hwy 627 • Group rates available, 10 am – 9 pm

(Sat – Sun), sessions must be booked by appointment. weekday appointments must be made one week in advance • tacticalanarchypaintball.ca • 780.777.5520

Mayfield Plaza, 16604-109 ave, (Edmonton East) 6111101 ave • Different themed rooms at both locations including bomb room, secret lab, diamond heist, ark and more • breakoutedmonton.com • West location: 780.444.4416 • East location: 780.705.1550

ESCaPE CiTy • 5916-104 St • $25 per person (depending on room) • Work together to solve puzzles, solve clues, and escape the situation room before time runs out • escapecity.ca • 780.761.2489 ESCaPE EMPoRiuM •

1103-95 St • $25 per person • Themed rooms include the swamp, pirate ship, vampire queen chamber, and more • theescapeemporium.ca • 587.463.5008 or 780.708.6681

EdMonTon ESCaPE • 10132-105 St • $24.99 per person • Use intelligence to work your way to solve clues and riddles to find a way out of the room • eescape.ca • 780.757.9686 ExiT EdMonTon • 1053482 ave • $23.81 per person

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

• An immersive experience with different themed rooms like catacombs, medieval, clinic, and more • e-exit.ca • 780.705.0160

GTFo ESCaPE EnTERTainMEnT • 10018-105 St

(2nd Floor) • $25 per person • One of Edmonton’s most immersive escape rooms • letsgtfo.ca • 780.540.4836

inTRaP ESCaPE RooM

• 10355-82 ave • $25 per person • Immersive environments and scenarios meant to challenge even the most experienced players • intrap.ca • 780.757.8385

kEy QuEST ESCaPE RooM • 11271-170 St (lo-

cated inside Laser Quest) • $15 per person • Featuring escape room themes such as living through dentention, not-so dream vacations and escaping a serial killer’s cellar • keyquest-escaperoom.com• 780.424.2111

LoGiCLoCk • 10336 Jas-

per ave • $24 per person • Themed escape rooms like Sherlock Holmes, poltergeist, the gallery, and warehouse of thieves • logiclock.ca • 780.428.0159

SMaRTyPanTZ ESCaPE RooMS • 10524-110 St •

$25 per person • Movie set quality themed escape rooms • edmonton.smartypantz.ca • 780.951.9293

ThRiLLSCaPE • 15397-117 ave • Escape from twisted realities • thrillscape.ca • 780.800.0522 TiME ESCaPE • 10939-120

St • Test your abilities and be transported to an alternate universe you must escape. Themed rooms include castle, spaceship, imperial palace, and more • timeescape.com • 780.707.6889

Skateparks OUTDOORS Skateparks marked with an asterisk (*) are supervised by trained City of Edmonton staff, and staffed daily from 12:30 – 8 pm, except on Wednesdays, which are staffed 3:30 – 8 pm.

CAllinGWOOd* 17710-69 Ave

CAstle dOWns*

mill WOOds

HintOn

nOrtH GlenOrA

JAsper

rAmsAy pArk

lAnCAster pArk

7207-28 Ave

13535-109A Ave

riverbend rd and 43 Ave (in ramsay park)

riVerdAle

9306 Cameron Ave

11520-153 Ave

OUTLYING AREA

ClAreVieW*

BeAumOnt

fultOn rAVine sOutH pArk

BOB fOster (mOrinVille)

3804-139 Ave

6110-98 Ave

GrOVenOr

14325-104 Ave

kAskitAyO* 1979-111 st

mAylieWAn

7411-161A Ave

mCkernAn

112 st and 76 Ave

50 st and 55 Ave

107 st north

CAmrOse

761 switzer dr 305 Bonhomme st Arras Ave and Hwy 28A

leduC

50 st between Corinthia dr and 42 Ave

millennium plACe (sHerWOOd pArk) 2000 premier Way

spruCe GrOVe

Central park on king st

st AlBert

4516-54 st

sturgeon rd east of Boudreau rd

drAytOn VAlley

stOny plAin

4804-44 st

edsOn

Corner of Hwy 16 and 54 st

fOrt sAskAtCHeWAn 101 st, directly in front of Harbour pool

49 Ave by Cn tunnel

WestlOCk

10711-104 Ave

WetAskiWin

47 st and 50 Ave

AUGUST 25, 2018

Tennis

at the Canadian Forces Base

Tennis Courts are available for reservation from May to October (weather permittting). They can be booked online at edmonton.ca.activities

BOrden

kinsmen

TENNIS COURT CITY GUIDELINES

43 Ave and 114 st • Asphalt surface • two courts for booking, two drop-in courts

COnfederAtiOn

lOndOnderry

COrOnAtiOn

mill WOOds

• Skateboarding, rollerblading, bicycles or street hockey play are not permitted on the court surface.

fOrest HeiGHts

Queen elizABetH

• Please do not sit, swing or stand on net cable.

GlenGArry

rundle pArk

• Please be considerate of others and limit your game to 45 minutes if others are waiting. • Tennis courts are only for tennis play.

RATES $8.80/hr (adult) $6.55/hr (youth/senior) $4.50/hr (child)

Austin O’Brien

61 st and 95 Ave • Black asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court

Woman2Warrior Guy2Gladiator

112 Ave and 74 st • Black asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court

111 Ave and 135 st • Green asphalt • six courts for booking, two drop-in courts

84 st and 103 Ave • Black asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court

133 Ave and 89 st • Green asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court

GrAnd trunk

130 Ave and 112 st • Black asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court

JAsper plACe

89 Ave and 163 st • Green asphalt • six courts for booking, two drop-in courts

9100 Walterdale road • Asphalt surface • two courts for booking, one drop-in court

145 Ave and 66 st • Green asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court

28 Ave and 72 st • Green asphalt • four courts for booking, two drop-in courts

132 Avenue and 94 st • Black asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court

106 Ave and 26 st • Green asphalt • six courts for booking, two drop-in courts

strAtHCOnA

72 Ave and 104 st • Green asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court

ViCtOriA

108 Ave and 103 st • Black asphalt • three courts for booking, one drop-in court MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Join us for this charity obstacle adventure race. For more information or to register:

woman2warrior.org guy2gladiator.org or give us a call at:

780.429.0137, Ext 308 27

Festivals 20th AnniversAry nUOvA OperA & MUsic theAtre FestivAl •

Until Jun 30 (various venues) • Canada’s only summer opera and musical theatre festival is held in our very own city, which

celebrates local and national vocalists and chamber musicians. This year’s highlights include a 20th anniversary masquerade gala and special performances of Tartuffe, City Workers in Love, Master Class,

The Arctic Flute and Into the Woods. • operanuova.ca

AFrOFest 2018 • Grant Macewan Downtown campus, 106 ave from 105 st to 107 st • Jul 14 – 15 • Live music, Afican and Caribbean cusine, a fashion show, poetry, dance performances and to kick it all off, a parade • facebook.com/afrofestyeg AlbertA DAnce AlliAnce presents: FeAts FestivAl OF DAnce: FOOt prints

• Alberta Dance Alliance, 11759 Groat Rd • Until Jul 7 • Enjoy a wide variety of dance style during this festival • abdancealliance.ab.ca

AniMethOn 25 • Shaw

conference centre, 9797 Jasper Ave • Aug 10 – 12 • Animethon is Western Canada’s largest and longest running event celebrating Japanese animation • With voice actor guests Mela Lee (Fire Emblem), Erica Lindbeck (Persona 5)

CONNECT WITH

CULTURE

AnnUAl DRAGon BoAt FestivAl • louise McKinny

Park • Aug 17 – 19 • Free to watch • The 2000-year-old Chinese tradition of dragon boat racing has captured the attention of international sporting scenes and is embraced by millions worldwide. This outdoor festival attracts more than 5000 spectators and 1,500 partici-

pants each year with its unforgettable sights and sounds • edbfa.com • 780.493.8158

beAUMOnt blUes & rOOts FestivAl • Four

BiG VAlley JAMBoRee

• Camrose Regional exhibition Grounds • Aug 2 – 5 • Free (11 and under), $50 (kick-off party, no minors), $110 (single day, adult), $240 (3 day ticket, 12 years and up) • This is one of the biggest parties of the year. Featuring Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line, Alabama, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and more • bigvalleyjamboree.com • 780.672.0224

BlUeBeRRy BlUeGRASS FestivAl • Stony Plain •

Aug 4 – 6 • Bring your family, friends and lawn chairs, and enjoy a weekend of bluegrass music. See acts such as Ricky Skaggs, Travelin’ McCourys, and Po’ Ramblin Boys • blueberrybluegrass.com • 888.915.4973

AUGUST 4-6, 2018 H E R I TA G E F E S T. C A

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

cAriwest: eDMOntOn cAribbeAn Arts FestivAl • Downtown

edmonton • Aug 10 – 12 • For three days, Edmonton will be steeped with the soul and spirit of the Caribbean. Say goodbye to the office, forget the daytimers. Indulge in the colours, music, and excitement • cariwest.ca • 780.421.7800

eDMOntOn’s blUes FestivAl • Hawrelak

Amphitheatre, 9330 Groat Rd • Aug 25 – 27 • Weekend pass ($109), Fri ($55-$65), Sat ($60-$70), Sun ($60-$70) • Featuring performances by Anthony Geraci, Cécile Doo-Kingué, Monkeyjunk, Rusty Reed Band, and more • bluesinternationalltd.com

eDMonton FolK MUsic FestivAl • Galla-

gher Park, 94 St and 92 Ave • Aug 9 – 12 • The Edmonton Folk Music Festival offers an eclectic mix of music for all tastes. Located in Edmonton’s scenic river valley, the park’s natural amphitheatre is ideal for the mainstage show, and day stages offer musical samplings from around the world. Line up features TBA • edmontonfolkfest.org • 780.429.1899

eDMonton HeRitAGe FestivAl • William Haw-

relak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • 12 pm - 9 pm (Sat), 10 am - 9 pm (sun), 10 am - 8 pm

(Mon) • Aug 4 – 6 • Join in on the annual celebration of Canada’s multicultural heritage. 70 outdoor pavilions feature over 85 unique cultures. Enjoy delicious food, unique entertainment, and shop for cultural crafts, artwork and clothing. Food tickets available on site or in advance • heritagefest.ca

EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL FRINGE THEATRE FESTIVAL • Old Strathcona,

various venues • Aug 16 – 26 • For 10 days in August, life is truly a stage in Old Strathcona as one of the largest Fringe Festivals on the continent features more than 200 unjuried and uncensored shows from around the world • fringetheatreadventures.ca • 780.448.9000

EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL •

Various venues through out Edmonton • Jun 22 – Jul 1 • A variety of jazz music with the divine jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy headlining. More acts TBA • edmontonjazz.com

EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL STREET PERFORMERS FESTIVAL • Dr.

Wilbert McIntyre Park, 8331 104 St • Jul 10 – 15 • The 34th annual street performers festival is home to more than 1,000 performances by acrobats, jugglers, musicians, unicyclists, and more • edmontonstreetfest.com • 780.425. 5162

EDMONTON ROCK MUSIC FESTIVAL • Hawrelak Park,

9330 Groat Rd • Aug 17 – 18 • Edmonton has festivals for jazz, blues and folk, so why not rock? Featuring performances by Don Felder, Los Lobos, Glass Tiger, Saga and more • edrocks.ca

FREEWILL SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL • Heritage Ampi-

on Tues evening and Sat matinees • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

FOUND FESTIVAL • Various locations around Whyte Ave and downtown • Jun 22 – 25 • Edmonton’s only found space arts festival, is back for its seventh year. It brings the arts out of galleries and concert halls and into the community, allowing audiences to experience performances and installations in ways they have never before • commongroundarts.ca/found HEART OF THE CITY FESTIVAL • Giovanni Cabo-

to Park, 108A Ave and 95 St • Jun 2 – 3, 11 am • Music, arts, and spoken word transform Edmonton’s core of the city during this family-friendly festival. In its 15th year, the theme “sharing knowledge and growth” is at the heart of Heart of the City. heartcityfest.com

JUNE 22 – JULY 01 2018

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OVER 60 LIVE MUSIC EXPERIENCES

Enjoy nature at your fingertips, create memories by the river, then follow the path to the sweet sounds that capture your imagination. This four-day music and art extravaganza features music of all genres in twelve unique venues throughout the historic gold mining towns of Wells and Barkerville, BC.

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WINSPEAR CENT

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Festivals HISTORIC FESTIVAL & DOORS OPEN EDMONTON • Various locations

around Edmonton • Jul 2 – 9 • A festival focused on the history of the many cultures found in Edmonton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of events, such as exploring museums, archives and historic sites; and participating in bus or walking tours of gardens, natural areas, cemeteries and neighbourhood • historicedmonton.ca • 780.439.2797

IMPROVAGANZA INTERNATIONAL IMPROV FESTIVAL • Citadel Theatre,

includes Courtney Barnett, Feist, July Talk, The Mavericks, The Dead South, and more • interstellarrodeo.com

K-DAYS • Northlands

Park, 73 St and 116 Ave • Jul 20 – 29 • Experience the sights and sounds of K-Days with the rides, midway, food, music, and other fair activities. Coming back this year is the K-Days rodeo. Lineup features The Beach Boys, Billy Talent, and more • k-days.com • 780.471.7210

NEXTFEST 2018 • Featuring

9828-101 A Ave • Jun 13 – 23 • From $15 • Ten days of improvised comedy, music, and much more • rapidﬁretheatre.com • 780.443.6044

28 various locations around Edmonton • Jun 1 – 11 • With 11 days of pure entertainment, 700+ artists featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, ﬁlm, and more • nextf est.ca

INTERSTELLAR RODEO

PRIDE WEEK • Various

• Heritage Amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Jul 20 – 22 • Offers music lovers a chance to see some of the hottest bands and solo artists • Lineup

Locations • Jun 8 – 17 • Celebrate diversity in Edmonton with a festival for the LGBTQ2S+ community. Featuring the 38th-annual Pride Parade (Jun 9), the inaugural Women

CKU

& Trans March, Rainbow Art Gallery and Pride Awards Night • edmontonpride.ca

SEVEN MUSIC FEST •

Seven Hills, 13 Mission Ave, St Albert • 1 pm – 11 pm • $80 (Adult Day Pass) • Seven bands on top of St Albert’s Seven Hills. lineup includes headliner Elle King, Banners, Delhi 2 Dublin, Altameda, and more

SOUNDTRACK MUSIC FESTIVAL • Kinsmen

Park, 9100 Walterdale Hill • 1 pm – 11 pm • $89 (O) • Soundtrack Music Festival will be Edmonton’s newest music, arts and culture festival. Headliners are TLC, Goo Goo Dolls, and Blind Melon • soundtrackmusicfestival.com

SUMMER SOLSTICE MUSIC FESTIVAL • Knox Evan-

gelical Free Church, 8403 104 st • Jun 18 – 22 • Celebrate the summer solstice with the sounds of Beethoven and Chopin alongside the Edmon-

ton Chamber Music Society • edmontonchambermusic.org

SYMPHONY UNDER THE SKY • Hawrelak Park

• 7 pm • Aug 30 – Sep 2 • $135 (adult reserved), $75 (child reserved), $75 (adult grass), free (child grass) • Part of a unique four night music under the stars event • winspearcentre.com

TASTE OF EDMONTON

• Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

THE WORKS ART & DESIGN FESTIVAL

• Federal Building Plaza, 9820 107 St • Jun 21 – Jul 3 • This festival features some of the best in contemporary and traditional visual art and design • theworks.ab.ca

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WILD MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL • Entrance

Ranch, 8 km north of Hinton • Jul 13– 15 • Three days of musical splendor in the serene foothills north of Hinton. Lineup includes TBA • wildmtnmusic.ca

WHYTE AVENUE ART WALK • Whyte Avenue •

Free • Jul 6 – Jul 8, 10 am – 5 pm • Whyte Avenue will be covered in art displayed by vairous artists • art-walk.ca

CLAREVIEW

NORTHGATE

BELVEDERE coliseum

• K-Days: Check out the rides, games, live music, Expo Centre shopping, talent search and more from Jul 20 – 29. •

stadium

• Cheer on the Edmonton Eskimos at Commonwealth Stadium.

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COLISEUM

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KINGSWAY

churchill

Macewan • Adjacent to MacEwan LRT Station, Rogers Place has world-renowned acts like Bryan Adams, Kevin Hart, and Foo Fighters lined up for this year

WESTMOUNT

• From Zumba classes to the Street Performers Festival* to Taste of Edmonton* and the nearby AGA, there’s always something going on in Sir Winston Churchill Square.

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Rogers Place

CHURCHILL

* Event locations temporarily moved due to construction. See event websites for more information.

CAPILANO

grandin / government centre • Tour the Alberta Legislature grounds and learn about our province’s political history.

• Ride the High Level Bridge streetcar with the Edmonton Radial Rail Society. Beautiful views for $5 (individual fee).

UNIVERSITY

university

• Access the river valley and the vibrant Whyte Avenue strip.

HEALTH SCIENCES/ JUBILEE

LRT: All LRT trains/facilities are accessible, with ramps, escalators, and automatic doors. Bus: Low-floor, kneeling buses with priority seating are available on all bus routes. DATS: Door-to-door service is available for passengers age 16 and up who cannot access regular transit.

MCKERNAN/ BELGRAVIA

STRATHCONA

SOUTH CAMPUS / FORT EDMONTON PARK SOUTH CAMPUS/ FORT EDMONTON

ACCESSIBILITY

• Get riled up at U of A Golden Bears football games at Foote Field. • Stroll down the streets of Fort Edmonton Park and explore history. Vintage movies will be screening every Thursday throughout the summer. • Take in some natural history at the John Janzen Nature Centre.

SOUTHGATE

RIDER FARES (one way)

Free – kids five and under (accompanied by an adult who pays) $3.25 – regular fare $9.50 – day pass • Once validated, you’re set for 90 minutes. Transfers can be used for connecting or round trips within 90 minutes. • There are pass discounts available for adults, students, and seniors.

LEGEND Capital Line Metro Line LRT Station Shopping Centre Hospital Attraction

CENTURY PARK

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

North 32nd AnnuAl HigHlAnd dAnce • Grande Prairie •

Jun 9 • A Scottish highland dance that was originally developed in the 19th and 20th centuries • gphighlandgames.com

34tH grAnd nortH AmericAn old time Fiddle ChamPionshiP

• Radway agricentre, 40 min north of edmonton on hwy 28 • Jul 20 – 22 • World-class fiddling with a Jr. Showcase, and open jam • Times for contest at wildrosefiddlers.org • 780.998.3682

54tH AnnuAl lAc lA BiChe Pow wow days

• lac la Biche • Jul 13 – 15 • Enjoy a midway, family fun Friday, fish derby, ball tournaments, triathlon, parade, cultural displays, performances, and socials • 780.520.3777

2018 alBeRta tRaPPeRs’ assoCiation 45tH AnnuAl rendezvous and outdooRsman show • westlock •

Jul 6 – 7 • The 45th Annual Rendezvous and Outdoorsmen Show is an event that strives to promote outdoor education • albertatrappers.com/show.html • 780.349.6626

astRal haRvest • driftpile • Jul 13 – 16 • Three nights of music, workshops, performances, live art, conferences, food and markets. This year’s fest features perfor-

mances by Average Gypsy, Hoola, Walker & Royce, SABO and more • astralharvest.com

BeAr creek Folk musiC Festival • muskoseepi Park, Grande Prairie • aug 17 – 19 • $159 (three day adult pass), $110 (senior weekend pass), $50 (youth weekend pass), $75 – $79 (adult single pass), $45-$49 (senior single pass), $19 – $25 (youth single pass) • Grande Prairie is bringing its third annual Bear Creek Folk Festival with artists City and Colour, Colin James, Freddy and Francine, and more • bearcreekfolkfest.org • 780.538.1616

Blue suede elvis Festival • Busby sports

Grounds, Busby • aug 24 – 26 • Free (kids under six), $25 (per day), $40 (weekend), plus a food bank donation • Enjoy the sweet sounds of Elvis with a full concession stand, RV parking and more • bluesuedemusicfestival.com • 780.967.2754

Boomtown days • vilna

• aug 17 – 19 • Showcasing all that Vilna and its surrounding communities have to offer • vilna.ca

Clyde summeR solstiCe • Clyde Rodeo

Grounds, Clyde • Jun 23 • Free (to the grounds) • Join the fun with a parade, presentations, then head to the rodeo

grounds for a kids’ fair that includes potato sack races, three-legged races, bouncy houses, face painting, pony carousel concessions, and live music • clydeagsociety.com/ summer-solstice.html

CoRn Fest • Prairie Gardens and adventure Farm; 1 km east of Bon accord on hwy 28, 2 km north on lily lake Rd • sep 1 – 3 • Celebrates sweet corn on the farm with fresh Alberta corn on the cob steamed the old fashioned way. Includes corny jokes, corn stalks, corn mazeways, veggie art, corn dolls, corn eating contests, and wagon rides • prairiegardens.org • 780.921.2272 disCoveRy days • Red-

water • aug 17 – 19 • Discover everything Redwater has to offer with a bench show, movie in the park, petting zoo, steak supper, and more • redwater.ca

FaiRy BeRRy Festival •

Prairie Gardens and adventure Farm; 1 km east of Bon accord on hwy 28, 2 km north on lily lake Rd • aug 4 – 6 • Fairies, pirates, home made berry shortcake, folk music, and maze adventures in the Mindbender and kidz corn mazes are all part of this annual festival • prairiegardens.org • 780.921.2272

FoRt assiniBoine hamlet hoedown and wildRose Rodeo

• walsh Park, Fort assiniboine • aug 17 – 19 • Includes farmers’ markets, concessions, a rodeo dance, a fantastic fireworks display, cowboy church services and much more • whitecourtwoodlandstourism.com

GRande PRaiRie inteRnational stReet PeRFoRmeRs Festival

• downtown Grande Prairie • Jul 20 – 22 • Free, donations accepted by performers • Acrobats, fire-eaters, musicians jugglers, and more take over downtown Grande Prairie • gpstreetfest.com

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noRth PeaCe stamPede • Bear lake sports

hawG Flatts annual Rally • hawg Flatts, north

lakeland CountRy FAir • Just outside lac la Bi-

• Plamondon Festival Centre grounds, Plamondon • Jul 6 – 8 • Racing is a dirty business. Daytime mud races followed by evening entertainment and dancing, with on-site camping available • laclabichecounty.com

of athabasca on hwy 2 • Jun 29 – 30 • $60 presale, $80 gate • A motorcycle rally with camping, live music, a show and shine, and pig roast • hawgflatts.com

che • aug 3 – 4 • A two-night rodeo giving attendees a chance to watch regional competitors ride and race for bragging rights. Or explore the local farmers market and listen to live music • laclabichecounty.com

mAgniFicent river Rats Festival • atha-

basca River Front, north of edmonton on hwy 2 • Jun

GRANDE PRAIRIE WEMBLEY

noRth CountRy FaiR • driftpile • Jun 22 – 24 • The closest thing to Woodstock in Alberta with music, workshops, live art, food and vendors • lslncca.ca/current

Grounds (lac Cardinal) • aug 3 – 5 • Three days of racing, professional rodeo, chuckwagon races, beer gardens, and camping • westernshucks.com

discover dinosaurs.

This summer, discover Alberta’s newest dinosaur museum.

30 – Jul 1 • $40 (two day pass, before Jun 29), $25 (daily), $20 (youth 13-18 and seniors 65+), free (12 and under) • Featuring performances by: Jesse Roper, Alex May, Cindy Paul, Boogie Patrol, Bluegrass Band, and more • riverratsfestival.com

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Plamondon mud BoGs

reign BougH Fiddle Festival • metis Crossing,

smoky lake • Jun 29 – Jul 2 • For one exciting weekend, get ready to leave ordinary at the door and follow your imagination to the Reign Bough Fiddle where you can see some of the biggest names in psytrance, house, funk, and more • reignboughfiddle.com

SMOKY LAKE ANNUAL STAMPEDE • Smoky Lake

VALLEYVIEW ANNUAL FAIR & CROCUS HILL STAMPEDE • Valleyview •

Stampede Grounds, Smoky Lake • Aug 4 – 6 • Featuring mini chuckwagons, food booths, rodeo clowns and more • smokylake.ca

Aug 11 – 12 • Parade, pancake breakfast, bench show and rodeo events • valleyviewagsociety.ca

TEEPEE CREEK STAMPEDE • Teepee Creek,

VINTAGE TRACTOR & MACHINERY SHOW • Agricul-

northeast of Grande Prairie • Jul 12 – 15 • $5 – $345 (free camping) • Pancake breakfast, rodeo events, live music from The Road Hammers, Dean Brody, Deric Ruttan, and more • tpstampede.ca

TOUR DE L’ALBERTA •

Beaumont • Jul 29 • Enjoying another year, the Tour de l’Alberta is central Alberta’s opportunity to show off the province’s beautiful countrysides • tourdalberta.ca

tural Society Grounds, 970496 Ave, Westlock • Jun 2 – 3 • Parade, pancake breakfast and rodeo events • westlock.ca • 780.349.3814

WESTLOCK COUNTRY JAMBOREE • Westlock

and District Memorial Hall, 9903-106 St, Westlock • Third Sunday of every month, 1 – 5 pm • Music all afternoon long • westlock.ca

VALLEYVIEW ALL BREED HORSE SHOW • Valleyview

• Jun 8 – 10 • Featuring a dressage show, performances and jumping • valleyviewagsociety.ca • 780.524.3473

JULY 25 - 29, 2018 TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT FORTMCMURRAYFOODFESTIVAL.CA

THIS IS AUPE YOUR WORKING PEOPLE Stewarding our natural resources, supporting our students, maintaining our facilities and providing quality health care. It’s all in a day’s work for members of the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees – your working people. www.aupe.org • facebook.com/yourAUPE • Twitter: @_AUPE_

The ATCO Fort McMurray Food Festival incorporates a group seven of culinary and entertainment events over the course of five days, aimed to embody the best of what Wood Buffalo has to offer foodies, entertainment lovers and those seeking a great summer festival experience with events targeted for all ages.

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Golfing Alberta CITY RUN The City of Edmonton owns and operates three 18-hole golf courses and one driving range.

deeR meadows Golf CouRse & Rv PaRk •

53303 Hwy 44A, Spruce Grove • deermeadowsgolf.com • 780.962.4799

eaGle RoCk Golf CouRse • 50549 Rge Rd

RiveRside Golf CouRse • 8630 Rowland Rd

234, Leduc county • eaglerockgolf.com • 780.464.4653

Rundle PaRk Golf CouRse • Located in

edmonTon GARRiSon memoRial Golf and counTRy cLub • 298

• edmonton.ca • 780.496.4710

Rundle Park (Access from Victoria Trail or 28 St and 118 Ave), 2902-118 Ave • edmonton.ca • 780.496.4710

VicToRiA GoLf couRSe • Located in the river valley just off River Valley Rd, 12130 River Valley Rd • edmonton.ca • 780.496.5710

EDMONTON AREA BlaCkhawk Golf CluB • 51111 Rge Rd 255, Spruce Grove • playblackhawk.com • 780.470.4790

BRoadmooR Golf CouRse • 2100 oak St, Sher-

wood Park • thebroadmoor.ca • 780.467.7373

CouGaR CReek Golf ReSoRT • 2519 Hwy 16,

carvel • cougarcreekgolf.com • 780.892.4545

counTRy Side GoLf CluB • 51466 Rge Rd 232,

Sherwood Park • countrysidegolfcourse.ca • 780.467.4653

devon Golf and confeRence cenTRe • 1130 River Valley dr, devon • devongolf.ca • 780.987.3477/780.987.3569

dRAGon’S HeAd PAR 3 Golf CouRse • 12240-

199 St, edmonton • dragonsheadgolf.com • 780.944.4653

falaise Ave, Lancaster Park • egmgolf.com • 780.973.3033

edmonTon SPRinGS Golf • 53302 Rge Rd 264,

Spruce Grove • edmontonspringsgolf.com • 780.962.6500

Glendale Golf and counTRy cLub • 12410-

199 St, edmonton • theglendale.com • 780.447.3529

Goose hummoCk Golf ReSoRT • 23210 Twp Rd

564, Gibbons • goosehummock.com • 780.921.2444 or 780.421.7222

JaGaRe RidGe Golf CluB • 14931-9 Ave SW,

edmonton • jagaregolf.com • 780.432.4030

LeWiS eSTATeS GoLf CouRse • 260 Suder Greens dr nW, edmonton • lewisestatesgolf.com • 780.489.4653

mill woods Golf CluB • 4540-50 St, edmonton • millwoodsgolfcourse.com • 780.448.1601

noRTHeRn beAR GoLf CluB • 51055 Rge Rd 222,

Sherwood Park • northernbeargolf.com • 780.922.2327

THe QuARRy • 945-167 Ave ne, edmonton • thequarryedmonton.com • 780.477.8437

THe RAncH GoLf And counTRy cLub • 9574

Pinchbeck Road, Acheson • theranchgolf.com • 780.470.4700

Red TAiL LAndinG • Located at the edmonton international Airport 6 km from South edmonton • Travel south on Hwy 2 towards Leduc/calgary, take the Airport Rd exit then proceed west towards the airport, near nisku • redtaillanding.com • 780.890.7888 TWin WiLLoWS GoLf CluB • 14110-156 St, ed-

monton • twinwillowsgolf.com • 780.447.2934

windeRmeRe Golf And counTRy cLub •

19110 ellerslie Rd, edmonton • windermeregcc.com • 780.988.5501

CALGARY AREA aPPle CReek Golf CouRse • 11064 Twp Rd

275, Airdrie • applecreekgolfcourse.com • 403.912.2191

Blue devil Golf CluB • 2300-194 Ave Se, calgary • bluedevilgolf.com • 403.452.7892

elBow sPRinGs Golf CluB • 240086 Lott creek

dr • elbowsprings.com • 403.246.2800

fox hollow • 999-32 Ave ne • foxhollowcalgary.com • 403.277.4653 inGlewood Golf and CuRlinG CluB • 19 Gos-

ling Way Se • inglewoodgolfclub.ca • 403.272.4363

Lynx RidGe GoLf cLub

CALGARY CITY RUN

• 8 Lynx Ridge blvd nW • lynxridge.com • 403.547.5969

The City of Calgary offers six municipal golf courses within the city

RiVeR SPiRiT GoLf cLub

confedeRATion PARk Golf CouRse • 3204

silveRwinG links • 3434-

• 241155 Rge Rd 34 • riverspiritgolf.com • 403.247.4837

British Columbia KAMLOOPS THe duneS AT kAmlooPs • 652 dunes

dr • golfthedunes.com • 250.579.3300

kamlooPs Golf & counTRy cLub • 2960

Tranquille Rd • kamloopsgolfclub.com • 250.376.3231

Sun PeAkS ReSoRT •

1280 Alpine Rd, Sun Peaks • sunpeaksresort.com • 250.578.5474

sun RiveRs Golf ReSoRT • 1000 clubhouse dr • sunrivers.com • 250.828.7888

TobiAno GoLf couRSe

• 38 Holloway dr • tobianogolf. com • 250.434.7373

KELOWNA AREA HARVeST GoLf cLub •

2725 kLo Rd • harvestgolf.com • 250.862.3103

collingwood dr nW • calgary.ca • 403.300.1002

48 Ave ne • silverwinggolf.com • 403.269.8005

lakeview Golf CouRse • 5840-19 St SW •

siRoCCo Golf CluB • 210178-64 St W, foothills • sirocco.ca • 403.201.5505

Rd • kelownasprings.com • 250.765.4653

maPle RidGe Golf CouRse • 1240 maple-

sPRinGBank links • 125

okanaGan Golf cLub: THe beAR • 3200

calgary.ca • 403.300.1004

glade dr SW • calgary.ca • 403.300.1004

mCCall lake Golf CouRse • 1600-32 Ave •

Hackamore Trail • springbanklinks.com • 403.202.2000

Via centrale • golfbc.com • 250.765.5955

VALLey RidGe GoLf CluB • 11618 Valley Ridge

PRedAToR RidGe GoLf ReSoRT • 301 Village cen-

calgary.ca • 403.300.1005

Park nW • valleyridgegolf.com • 403.221.9682

RiChmond GReen Golf CouRse • 2539-33 Ave SW •

WinTeRGReen GoLf & counTRy cLub • bragg

calgary.ca • 403.300.1006

creek • wintergreengolf.com • 403.949.3333

SHAGAnAPPi PoinT Golf CouRse • 1200-26 St

woodside Golf CouRse

SW • calgary.ca • 403.300.1007

kelowna sPRinGs Golf CluB • 480 Penno

tre Place, Vernon • predatorridge.com • 250.542.3436

THe RiSe SiGnATuRe Golf CouRse • 8800

Rising View Way, Vernon • therisegolf.ca • 250.545.7425

• 525 Woodside drive • woodsidegc.com • 403.686.4653

Located on the north-east side of Vegreville Alberta, just off of the Yellowhead Highway. Come enjoy a beautiful nine-hole course with par of 36 and plays up to 3,370 yards. Fantastic greens, challenging fairways, and water hazards that comes into play on ﬁve of the nine holes. Our clubhouse is fully licensed and has its own in house catering and is the perfect place to relax after a round of golf or to host your next big event in!

Stay and Play in Vegreville!

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL: TWILIGHT GOLF 6PM - CLOSE: $55 FOR TWO WITH CART Patrons of the Vegreville Kinsmen Golf Course are entitled to a special stay and play rate at the Pomeroy Inn & Suites for the 2018 golﬁng 34

CALL NOW TO BOOK YOUR TEE-TIMES! 780 632 3140 • WWW.VEGKGC.COM

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

BEST SUMMER EVER! SHANNON LAKE GOLF CLUB • 2649 Shannon Lake Rd, West Kelowna • shannonlakegolf.com • 250.768.4653

SUNSET RANCH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB • 5101 Upper

Booth Rd, Kelowna • sunsetranchbc. com • 250.765.7700

PANORAMA GREYWOLF GOLF COUSE • 1860 Greywolf Dr • panoramaresort.com • 250.341.4100

Saskatchewan SASKATOON

SALMON ARM SALMON ARM GOLF CLUB • 3641 Hwy 97B South • salmonarmgolf.com • 250.832.4727

WHISTLER NICKLAUS NORTH GOLF COURSE • 8080 Nicklaus North Blvd • golfbc.com/courses/nicklaus_north • 604.938.9898

WHISTLER GOLF CLUB • 4001 Whistler Way • whistlergolf.com • 604.932.3280

PEMBERTON BIG SKY GOLF CLUB • 1690 Air-

port Rd • bigskygolf.ca • 604.894.6106

THE MEADOWS AT PEMBERTON • 1730 Airport Rd • pembertongolf.com • 604.894.6197

VANCOUVER AREA FRASERVIEW GOLF COURSE

• 7800 Vivian Dr, Vancouver • vancouver.ca • 604.257.6923

LANGARA GOLF COURSE • 6706 Alberta St, Vancouver • vancouver.ca • 604.713.1816 MAYFAIR LAKES GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB • 5460 No 7 Rd, Richmond • golfbc.com/courses • 604.276.0585

MCCLEERY GOLF COURSE • 7188 MacDonald St, Vancouver • vancouver.ca • 604.257.8191 NORTHLANDS GOLF COURSE

• 3400 Anne MacDonald Way, North Vancouver • golfnorthlands.com • 604.924.2950

UNIVERSITY GOLF CLUB • 5185 University Blvd, Vancouver • universitygolf.com • 604.224.1818

KIMBERLEY TRICKLE CREEK GOLF RESORT

• 500 Gerry Sorensen Way • tricklecreek.com • 1.888.874.2553

DAKOTA DUNES GOLF LINKS • 202 Dakota Dunes Way, Whitecap • dakotadunes.ca • 306.664.4653/1.877.414.4653

GREENBRYRE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB • Prairie View Rd • greenbryre.com • 306.373.7600

Hot Summer Guide wants you to win one of three amazing prize packages! Head to HOTSUMMERGUIDE.COM/CONTESTS before July 16 to enter for you chance to win!

H T • A $25 gift certiﬁcate for Central Social Hall • A $50 gift certiﬁcate for Sofra Authentic Turkish Cuisine • A family pass to Valley Zoo • A pair of adventure passes for Snow Valley Aerial Park • A family pass for Alberta Aviation Museum • 4 one-day tickets for Calaway Park • A pair of K-Days Ride All Day passes • A family pass for Sylvan Lake Aqua Splash • 20 food tickets plus a one-day parking pass for Heritage Festival

H TTER

MOON LAKE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB • 905 Valley Rd •

moonlakegolf.com • 306.382.5500

THE WILLOWS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB • 382 Cartwright St • willowsgolf.com • 306.956.1100

CITY OF SASKATOON OPERATED

• A $25 gift certiﬁcate for Central Social Hall • A $50 gift certiﬁcate for Sofra Authentic Turkish Cuisine • A family pass to Valley Zoo • Four adventure passes for Snow Valley Aerial Park • A family pass for Alberta Aviation Museum • A family pass for University of Alberta Botanic Garden • 4 one-day tickets for Calaway Park

HOLIDAY PARK GOLF COURSE

• 1630 Avenue U South (off 11 St W) • saskatoon.ca • 306.975.3325

SILVERWOOD GOLF COURSE

• 3503 Kinnear Ave • saskatoon.ca • 306.975.3314

• A pair of K-Days Ride All Day passes • A family pass for Sylvan Lake Aqua Splash • 4 GlobalFest general admission tickets to opening night - Thursday, August 16 (Ukraine) • 40 food tickets plus a one-day parking pass for Heritage Festival

H TTEST

WILDWOOD GOLF COURSE • 4050-8 St E • saskatoon.ca • 306.975.3320

REGINA Regina’s city-owned courses offer lowcost golﬁng for everyone in the family. Courses are maintained by the city and operated by independent managing ﬁrms

JOANNE GOULET GOLF COURSE • 8045 Kestral Dr •

regina.ca • 306.777.7600

LAKEVIEW PAR 3 GOLF COURSE • 3100 Kings Rd • regina.ca • 306.777.7370

MURRAY GOLF COURSE • Kings Park, take McDonald Street heading northeast into Kings Park and follow the signs • regina.ca • 306.777.7739

• A $25 gift certificate for Central Social Hall • A $100 gift certificate for Sofra Authentic Turkish Cuisine • A family pass to Valley Zoo • Four adventure passes for Snow Valley Aerial Park • A family pass for Alberta Aviation Museum • A family pass for University of Alberta Botanic Garden • 4 one-day tickets for Calaway Park • A pair of K-Days Ride All Day passes • A family pass for Sylvan Lake Aqua Splash • A pair of tickets to see Forever Plaid at Mayfield Dinner Theatre • A pair of tickets to see Rock & Roll Heaven at Jubilations Dinner Theatre • 4 GlobalFest VIPs w/parking tag to Tuesday, August 21 (Philippines) • One pair of weekend passes to Blueberry Bluegrass Festival • 60 food tickets plus a one-day parking pass for Heritage Festival Hot Summer Guide prize packages are subject to change. POSTVUE Publishing does not accept responsibility for travel costs or any inconvenience created by prizes that may be unredeemable.

TOR HILL GOLF COURSE • Kings Park, take McDonald Street heading northeast into Kings Park and follow the signs • regina.ca • 306.777.7100

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Markets EDMONTON 124 Grand Market • 108 Ave and 124 St • May – Oct • Thu 4 pm – 8 pm • 124grandmarket.com • 780.760.9453 Beverly towne FarMers’ Market •

3941 118 ave • May 15 – Oct 2 • 4 pm – 8 pm (Tue) • beverlyfarmersmarket.ca • 780.413.6244

CallinGwood FarMers’ Market • 69 ave and

178 St • Opens May 6 • 10 am – 3 pm (Sun), 12 pm – 5 pm

(Wed) • callingwoodmarketplace.com • 780.487.8649

Century Park FarMers’ Market

• 111 St and 23 Ave • Jun 3 – Sep 30 • 10 am – 3 pm (Sun) • centuryparkmarket.com • 780.913.2586

City Market downtown

• Between Jasper and 103 Ave on 104th St • From May to Thanksgiving • 9 am – 3 pm (Sat) • city-market.ca • 780.429.5713

Mill woods FarMers’ Market • Mill Woods

Recreation Centre parking lot, 7207 28 Ave • Jun 7 – Sep 28 • 5 – 8 pm (Thu) • millwoodsfarmersmarket.com • 780.461.0619

Miller CrossinG FarMers’ Market •

Royal Canadian Kingsway Legion #175, 14339-50 St • year round, moves outside Jun 3 • 11 am – 3 pm (Sun) • mcfarmersmarket.ca • 780.885.1374

old strathCona FarMers’ Market • Old

Bus Barn, 10310 83 Ave • year-round • 8 am – 3 pm (Sat) • osfm.ca • 780.439.1844

south CoMMon FarMers’ Market • 1903 Parson Rd • Starts in May • 10 am – 4 pm (Sat – Sun) • southcommonmarket.ca • 780.465.5882

southeast / CaPilano Market • 5004-98 Ave, Capilano Mall • year-round • 9:30 am – 4 pm (Sat) • Takes place near the Alberts’ and the TD bank • 780.220.9681

southwest FarMers’ Market • South parking

lot of Terwillegar Recreation Centre, 2051 Leger Rd • May 13 – Oct 3 • 4 – 7:30 pm (Wed) • swefm.ca • 780.868.9210

westMount FarMers’ Market • St. Andrews

Centre • 12720-111 Ave • year round • 9:30 am – 3 pm • 780.456.0384

OUTLYING AREAS alBerta BeaCh FarMers’ Market • Agliplex Hall 4811-47 Ave • May 13 – Oct 8 • 12 – 3:30 pm (Sun) • abagsociety.com • 780.690.6392

andrew FarMers’ Market • Andrew Arena,

5013-51Ave, Andrew • Runs through Nov 25 • 1 – 3 pm (Sat) • andrewagsociety.com • 780.365.3741

Millarville FarMers’ Market • 306097-192 St

• Sat 9am - 12 pm (begins June 16) • 403.931.3411

• Duggan Mall, 6601-48 Ave, Camrose • year round • 1 – 6 pm (Thu) • 780.678.0349

Morinville arena • 9908 - 104 St Ray McDonald Sport Centre, Morinville • year round, takes place outside from Jun – Sep • morinvillefarmersmarket.com • 780.934.2379

devon lions FarMers’ Market • Devon Commu-

riMBey “Market at the Park” • Pas-Ka-Poo

CaMrose duGGan Mall FarMers’ Market

nity Center 20 Haven Ave • Jun 7 – Oct 4 • 3 – 6 pm (Thu) • 780.987.3594

edson FarMers’ Market • Friendship Cen-

tre, 5023-3 Ave • Until Dec. 21 • 10:30 am – 2 pm (Fri) • 250.317.9599

evansBurG & distriCt FarMers’ Market • Tipple Park Museum, 492448 St, Evansburg • May 5 – Sep 29 • 10 am – 2 pm • evansburgfarmersmarket. weebly.com • 780.727.2240

GiBBons FarMers’ Market • Curling Rink,

5004-51 Ave, Gibbons • Jun 27 – Sep 5 • 5:30 – 7:30 pm (Wed) • 780.923.3126

hinton FarMers’ Market • 965 Switzer Dr,

Hinton • Mar 29 – Dec 20 • 11 am – 2 pm • 780.865.4362

innisFail FarMers’ Market • Innisfail Arena,

5804 42 St, Innisfail • May 17 – Sep 20 • 10 am – 1 pm • 403.896.5451

leduC FarMers’ Market • Leduc Recreation Centre (in the parking lot) 4330 Black Gold Drive • May 17 – Oct 6 • 10 am – 1:30 pm (Thu and Sat) • leducfarmersmarket.ca • 780.897.1974

Park, 5620-51 St, Hwy 20 North, RImbey • May 5 – Oct 8 • 9:30 – 11:30 am (Sat) • 403.704.4001

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lion, 505 1st Ave • May 12 – Sep 8 • 10:30 am – 12:30 pm (Sat) • sebabeachfarmersmarket.weebly.com • 780.797-5393

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• Community Centre, 401 Festival Lane, Sherwood Park • year round • 4 pm – 8 pm (Wed) • sherwoodparkfarmersmarket.ca • 780.464.3354

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10211 100 St, Westlock • Feb 9 – Dec 21 • 11 am – 3 pm (Fri) • 780. 954.2437

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Check out some of the city’s finest food trucks, which will be roving around Edmonton this summer

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dmonton’s long winters don’t keep us—or our cravings for food—hidden inside. The city’s countless festivals bring out great food trucks but, there’s no comparison to the food-forward summers that are lead by events like Taste of Edmonton. The culinary scene is a defining characteristic of Edmonton, as of late, and food trucks are keeping up with the standard. Comfort food has been redefined by many of these trucks, and while we’re sure there are ‘healthier’ summer options, there’s really no beating saucy sandwiches, baba’s handmade perogies, and Mexican street tacos. Trucks rotate throughout the week, usually serving lunch around downtown and other business hubs. They can end up anywhere from St. Albert to Leduc, but you don’t have to hunt them down with the city’s Street Food App. Most trucks are open 11 am to 2 pm for lunch, but a few may stay open past 6 pm for dinner, or very late at festivals in the

city—all dependent on events and weather. What the Truck?! has been growing in the city every year too. The extravaganza brings over 20 food trucks together at a time so you don’t have to go far to find that macaroni and cheese your friend tried at a music festival, or that barbecue brisket with the perfect sauce. Food trucks have events almost monthly through the warmer weather and are easily accessible on Facebook. Whichever way you find your food trucks, here are some of the best Edmonton can’t get enough of: 1. Drift Drift isn’t the best in Edmonton by luck. Nevin Fenske is a Red Seal Chef, and his business partner (and wife), Kara, is a business management graduate. Drift was one of the first operations to elevate the Edmonton food truck scene and it has remained at the top thanks to its drool-worthy, house-made sauces. Their Pork Belly Sandwich with chili mayo is a thing of beauty.

2. Calle Mexico Mexican food is finally receiving the praise it deserves, and Calle Mexico is leading the food truck path for traditional tacos. Its simple—yet flavourful—tacos, tostadas, and tortas led to the taco truck opening a storefront on 107 Avenue to deliver authentic Mexican tastes all year round. 3. Bully Give them your lunch money— you won’t be disappointed. Bully, with its bright orange truck, is pretty easy to find since it’s on the streets more than most. It’s menu rotates between various comfort food options that’ll have you stuffed, but the all time favourites are their six cheese Bully Mac or Philly Beef open-faced sandwich.

4. Meat Street Pies They say do one thing, and one thing well, and that’s the strategy for the chefs at Meat Street Pies. Husband-wife duo Thea and John Avis bring home-style

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savoury pies to the streets. What really stands out is the ability to buy lunch for one with their individual pieces, or the option to buy an entire pie to take home to the family. You can alway pull a Michael Scott and finish a family-sized chicken pot pie for lunch too, no one would judge. 5. Casa12Doce Casa12Doce is technically a Sherwood Park truck but you can find them at Edmonton festivals year round. The truck’s strong point is definitely its array of mild-to-spicy salsas you can pour all over your tacos. Watch for their specials as they also serve tamales on certain days! 6. The Purple Perogy Sure, Edmonton’s culinary scene is booming but this city will never turn it’s back on the humble pierogi. The Purple Perogy handmakes its offerings with a signature creamy dill sauce. Its classic cheddar and potato version will transport you back to your baba’s kitchen. Tamanna Khurana

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Joshua Byrne’s wildberry brumble/ Tamanna Khurana

Three Edmonton bartenders share their favourite, hydrating summer cocktails

hough Edmonton’s summer is short-lived, on the whole, long days full of sunlight make Edmonton patios and decks the greatest tools in overcompensating for the city’s excessive winters. Along with summer come sangrias, pale Mexican lagers, and any sort of alcohol mixed with sugary slush. While delightful in taste, all three of those options often yield a painful morning after. Human bodies don’t process booze the same way in the summer as they do in the winter, because the risk of dehydration is much higher. No one wants to pass up on the opportunity to bask in the 11 p.m. Edmonton sunset, surrounded by friends, and a healthy flow of drink. That’s why three of Edmonton’s top mixologist have come up with the solution to avoid hangovers (as much as possible). Nic MacDonald of Woodwork started his hospitality career working in kitchens, which heavily influences his cocktail creation. He experiments with ingredients that you wouldn’t normally find in a cocktail, often working closely with the eatery’s chefs. Canadians have a “seasonal pal40

ate,” he says. People will want something in the summer, then something completely different in the winter. Also: Edmontonians get some killer produce, which can be added to make a complex and fresh cocktail. For MacDonald, the perfect summer drink is the hashiri highball, a custom creation that grew from his fascination of Japanese whisky, and his desire to try new fresh flavours. He acquired a book full of juice recipes that highlighted the balance between unusually sweet flavours of vegetables like carrot with ginger. “A lot of it was based on just making healthy juices,” Macdonald says. “But for me it’s still a liquid I can use in making cocktails.” Whiskey is not a spirit that generally pairs well with hot summer days, but the drink’s kiwi kick, fresh ingredients, and Japanese matcha makes the hashiri highball the ideal way to sneak whisky into a Sunday afternoon. Jennifer Kerr, who honed her cocktail skills working in the famous Rundle Lounge in the Banff Springs Hotel, has gotten the art of depleting excess sugars, sul-

fites, and impurities from cocktails down to a science. It was hard not to, after having spent years creating cocktails for high-end vacationers in the mountains, and now at HALO Bar in Edmonton’s Renaissance Hotel. The not-so-secret secret lies in making your own simple syrup. Simple syrup is just equal parts water and sugar boiled down, and then refrigerated. This breaks down the sugars so that you have to use less raw sugar to achieve the same level of sweetness. “I think a lot of people think in terms of flavours,” Kerr says. “I think in term of feelings. So when you’re talking about a healthy cocktail the first thing I think of is refreshing. When you think about the summertime: it’s sweltering hot, you need something that gives you that light feeling and a Paloma is exactly that for me.” Kerr’s ‘My Favourite Paloma’ is a slight twist on the classic. The addition of simple syrup and bitters allow the flavours to be modified to suit the drinker’s taste. The key is in creating your own flavours rather than using anything store bought, and of course don’t skimp out on the cheapest tequila.

Joshua Byrne had worked in tequila, whisky, and vodka bars before he began at gin-focused Ampersand 27. As a bartender, the appeal of gin is in its light nature and the versatility of the herbs that go into it. Bryne prefers to keep summer cocktails as natural as possible and the Bramble is perfect for that. “It’s a gin based cocktail. Citrus, sugar, very classic but you can add cucumber. You can add fruit, add just about anything that can hold up. You can puree it, throw it on as a garnish. Just open your fridge, see what’s in it.” You can make a fruit or vegetable puree syrup by boiling one part water to one part solid and straining before refrigeration. One key difference is that Byrne uses honey syrup rather than simple syrup, making the drink not just more ethical, but more natural as well. Rather than a garnish, Bryne’s Bramble is topped with a mini fruit salad on the rocks. There are few drinks that would be enjoyed more on a hot sweaty Edmonton day. Tamanna Khurana

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Recipes In Hashiri Highball

1.5 oz Suntory Toki (Japanese Whisky) .5 oz Pierre Ferrands Dry Curaçao .75 oz Fresh Lime Juice .75 oz Kiwi Cordial .5 tsp Japanese Matcha 2 oz Soda Water ‘My Favourite Paloma’ 1.5 oz Don Julio Blanco Tequila 2 oz Grapefruit Juice .5 oz Fresh Lime Juice .25 oz Simple Syrup .2 oz Club Soda 1-2 drops Angostura Bitter Wildberry Brumble 2 oz Brockmans Gin .75 oz Fresh Lemon Juice .25 oz Simple Syrup .2 oz Club Soda 1-2 drops Angostura Bitter

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Dish

BEST AMONG BERRIES

THESE HASKBERRIES TASTE LIKE HASKBERRIES Alberta farmer wants the humble haskap berry to take its rightful place as the province’s premiere fruit

Haskap berries are amazing / Photo Supplied

iquors, powders, and pastries—these are just a few uses that Andrew Rosychuk is exploring with haskap berries. Rosychuk is a city slicker, turned farmer, who owns Rosy Farms. He works in the tar sands in the winter to help fund his passion for agriculture, more specifically berry farming. Rosychuk fell head over muddy heels in love with this enigmatic berry, which purportedly has three times the antioxidants and five times the anti-inflammatory

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effects of any high bush blueberry. Haskaps have a very high yield rate and they can withstand extreme temperatures. They have the flavour of blueberries mixed with raspberry and black currents. “I had no idea what haskaps were, and I had bought haskaps, currents, and sour cherries. I like to joke though, and say that the bugs love the currents, the deer love the sour cherries, and I fell in love with the haskaps,” Rosychuk says. Unlike Willy Wonka, Rosychuk Zheng Guan, owner of Snowy Dessert / Doug Johnson

has not shut his doors to the public. In 2016 he established a 26-acre orchard, planting 10,000 haskap bushes. In 2017, he hosted a farm field day where 80 curious people attended and planted another 7,000 haskap bushes—no golden tickets required. He has also begun to work and collaborate with many other people and entrepreneurs in the community. Frickin’ Delight Donuts— a vegan café located in Devon that makes all their in-house food from

scratch—were the first to create a haskap vegan donut. “The berries are delicious. They taste like a blueberry without the seeds, but also like a raspberry without the tartness,” says Mandy Woytkiw owner of Frikin’ Delight Donuts. “We were a bit turned off by the glaze because it starts to act like ketchup, but have now begun to experiment with other pastries that we know will work really well.” Rosychuk also started working with Joos, a local company that specializes in making unique blends of pure vegetable and fruit powders. Joos uses a freeze-drying technique that retains most of the nutritional value, and puts an end to the timeconsuming process of juicing. “It was amazing how well the haskap worked out and how well it was going to work in their product line,” Rosychuk says. Rosychuk also made his own

liquor as a proof of concept to show local distilleries and vendors in the hopes they will follow suit. It has an exceptional flavour that could become a staple to any mixologist’s bar, he adds. Rosy Farms is a place where all Rosychuk’s haskap dreams have become reality. “I’m just a big advocate of small business and people creating their dreams, because there are so many things trying to hold people back, and it is just nice when you can do what you want to do,” he says. This summer marks the first time that Rosy Farms will be promoting the haskap berry at two local famers’ markets: 124 Grand Market and the St. Albert Farmers’ Market. With each project, Rosychuk and his team get one step closer to their goal: making the haskap berry an Alberta-defining fruit. Sean Carmichael

(SHAVED) ICE, ICE BABY

Relatively new frozen treat in Edmonton continues to grow in popularity

ust before Whyte Avenue proper begins, a mediumsized cafe sits on a corner lot on the ground floor of a apartment complex. It’s not for nothing that this business bears the name Snowy Dessert, considering the Korean cafe specializes in shaved ice, a cold treat that’s a little more advanced than its name implies. Shaved ice, in short, is made by taking a block of frozen milk (or milk and water, in some cases), which is shaved into tiny, frosty flakes. In feel, it’s somewhat akin to ice cream and frozen yogurt, though lighter and with different toppings. “In Korean tradition, you freeze a piece of ice, and you use knives to scratch it into small pieces. You put sauce and fruit on top of that,” says Zheng Guan, owner and manager of the store. “Right now, we use 100 percent milk, and we add in different ingredients, including honey and

sweetened milk, and some other secret ingredients to make it taste as creamy as it can,” he says. “You can feel that our shaved ice is very different from other shaved ice.” The dessert comes from Korea, though other countries have similar products, like raspado in Colombia, and halo halo in the Philippines. The Korean version, called patbingsu, dates back to the 1910s, and originated with sweet red beans as a topping (some of Snowy Dessert’s menu items have this topping as well). “Sometimes, people in Korea didn’t have a lot to eat. Korea is also cold as Edmonton, too, in a lot of places,” Guan says. “They had to find something to eat.” While frozen yogurt and ice cream may contain frozen fruit, shaved ice uses fresh fruit, and other toppings one might not find in other dairy-based desserts. For instance, a few of Snowy Dessert’s options use

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powdered green tea and rice cakes. They also have a chocolate shaved ice, though it’s not terribly traditional. Snowy Dessert uses a specialized machine to shave the ice, but anyone looking to make the dessert at home can do a quick Google search and find some tutorials, Guan says. Snowy Desert opened in the 82 Avenue location last July, and business has been steady ever since. While the business’ first summer drew lines of customers, according to Guan, people still come in for shaved ice during the winter. Shaved ice is a fairly new addition to Edmonton’s culinary world, but, already, more and more shops are opening. “It’s already fairly competitive, the market,” Guan says. “Desserts are also fashion. You have to modify them and change them according to people’s taste and always try to improve to a different stage.” Doug Johnson doug@vueweekly.com

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COLD SOUP

Chef Moe Eddine’s gazpacho in shot glasses / Tamanna Khurana

GAZPACHO IS THE PERFECT SUMMER SOUP Selling a cold soup to people is a tricky task, but this Iberian offering has flavour and vitamins for days

aking cold soup sound appetizing is not an easy task, so it’s not surprising that finding gazpacho in Edmonton is like looking for a needle in a haystack. The dish itself is shockingly easy to make, requiring only tomatoes, cucumber, spices, whatever other flavours you crave, and a blender. When made by someone with a veteran flavour palate the dish is far more than cold tomato soup. The variety of spices can make the soup a health-conscious, savoury substitute to a heavy meal on a hot summer day. Gazpacho originates from the Andalusian region in the south of

Spain, with variations going back to the time when ancient Romans arrived in the area. It’s still common in this part of the world, and around Seville. While there are versions common in other parts of Spain and Portugal, outside of these regions gazpacho was mostly just a trend in the 1980s. Chef Lino Oliveira, one of the city’s leaders in Portuguese and Spanish cuisine at Sabor and Bodega, adds gazpacho to the restaurants’ menus every August. He admits it’s hard to sell it when you tell a guest that it’s a cold soup. “People who had them really

enjoyed them, but it’s not something everyone’s willing to try,” Oliveira says. Gazpacho is packed with flavour, depending on how it’s made, and can be suited to anyone’s taste. Chef Moe Eddine from the Renaissance Hotel worked in Cyprus for years, and would make gazpacho often to help guests beat the heavy Mediterranean heat. While Edmonton doesn’t share the same climate as Cyprus, there’s reasons to add gazpacho to your diet. “In summer time I think it’s a great option for healthy alternatives,” Eddine says. “It’s refreshing: no gluten, no fat basically,

and you can get all your fibre from it too. It’s basically a balanced meal without the protein.” The dish can be what you make of it. There has never been a set recipe for gazpacho, but classically, the base is tomato with cucumber. If you search for gazpacho ideas online you can find everything from avocado, zucchini to melon bases. You pick your base, and add spice per your preference. If you want, delicate cold proteins like scallops, prawns or prosciutto can be added to complete the meal. “You’re having a raw vegetable dish with a lot of flavour,” Olivei-

ra explains. “It’s well composed, and it is a very healthy way that goes with the trend now of juicing and eating raw foods. I’m actually surprised it hasn’t come back as a trend.” There’s very little stopping gazpacho from making a comeback. It is unbelievably healthy, very easy to make, and much tastier than the connotation that ‘cold soup’ gives off. The right gazpacho can taste refreshing and spicy in the same sip, all the while giving your body all the nutrients it needs to survive out in the sun. Tamanna Khurana

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phitheatre, hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat rd • Until Jul 15, Evening shows (Tues-Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TiX); paywhat-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees. • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

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fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

FrEEWill ShAkESPEArE FESTivAl • heritage Amphitheatre, hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat rd • Until Jul 15, Evening shows (Tues-Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TiX); paywhat-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees. • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

lES MiSErABlES • northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 11455-87 Ave • Jul 3 – Jul 8 • From $51 (o) • Watch and follow the struggles of ex convict Jean Valjean live nEXT To norMAl

• Walterdale Theatre, 1032283 Ave • Jul 4 – 14 (no show on Monday) • 8 pm • $22 (o) • Diana is struggling with bipolar disorder, an illness that seems to be worsening. This rock musical explores the impact that Diana’s illness has on her and her family

roCk & roll hEAvEn

EDMONTON METRO QUAliCo PATio SEriES • 100 Festival Way, Sherwood Park • 7:30 pm • Every Wed night until Aug 31 • Featuring a variety of local and touring pop, jazz, rock, folk, and blues acts • festivalplace.ab.ca • 780.464.2852

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY hiSToriC FESTivAl & DoorS oPEn EDMonTon • various locations around Edmonton • Jul 2 – Jul 9 • A festival focused on the history of the many cultures found in Edmonton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of events, such as exploring museums, archives and historic sites; and participating in bus or walking tours of gardens, natural areas, cemeteries and neighbourhood • historicedmonton.ca • 780.439.2797

Sand on Whyte • Whyte Ave and Gateway Blvd • Jun 29 – Jul 8 • Professional sand carving artists will be unveling their creations for viewers to enjoy

THURSDAY JULY 5 EDMONTON PROPER AlBertA DAnce AlliAnce Presents: FeatS FeStival oF DAnce: Foot Prints

• Alberta Dance Alliance, 11759 Groat rd • Until Jul 7 • Enjoy a wide variety of dance styles during this festival • abdancealliance.ab.ca

eDmonton FooD toUrs (Downtown Delights) • edmonton tourism Welcome centre, 9797 Jasper Ave • every thu - Fri, 3:30 pm • $115 (o) • Enjoy a tour that is designed to satisfy your hunger and palette while learning the interesting history of downtown Edmonton • All tabs included in price

Forever PlAiD • mayfield Dinner theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (tue - sun) • $80 and up (o) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

FreeWill shAkesPeAre FeStival • heritage Amphitheatre, hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat rd • Until Jul 15, evening shows (tues-sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (sat/sun) start at 2:00 pm. there are no shows on mon • $ 53.50 (tiX); paywhat-you-will performances on tues evening and sat matinees. • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

neXt to normAl

• Walterdale theatre, 1032283 Ave • Jul 4 – 14 (no show on monday) • 8 pm • $22 (o) • Diana is struggling with bipolar

disorder, an illness that seems to be worsening. This rock musical explores the impact that Diana’s illness has on her and her family

rock & roll heAven •

Jubilations Dinner theatre, Wem Phase 1, 8882-170 st • Until Aug 19 (Wed – sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

st AlBert ArtWAlk 2018 • venues include

WAres, musée héritage museum, st Albert library, Art Gallery of st Albert, Bookstore on Perron, vAsA, and the collective • Jun 7, Jul 5, Aug 2, sept 7 (exhibits run all month) • Art fills the streets of St Albert for the 18th year. Discover a place to view, buy, and enjoy art • artwalkstalbert.com

ZoolAnDer 2018 • edmonton valley Zoo, 13315 Buena vista rd • 7 pm • $20 (o) • The ZOOlander Fashion Show is a night of food, fashion, drinks and fun. Animals will join Edmonton’s local designers to strut their stuff down the run-

way. The event will raise funds for the local Valley Zoo

EDMONTON METRO GArDen DAte niGht – tAiko DrUmminG •

University of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • 6 pm • Take a mini Taiko drumming workshop in the gorgeous setting of the Kurimoto Japanese Garden, led by Booming Tree Taiko • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY historic FestivAl & Doors oPen eDmonton • various locations around edmonton • Jul 2 – Jul 9 • A festival focused on the history of the many cultures found in Edmonton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of events, such as exploring museums, archives and historic sites. Visitors can participate in bus or walking tours of gardens, natural areas, cemeteries and neighbourhood • historicedmonton.ca • 780.439.2797

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Sand on Whyte • Whyte Ave and Gateway Blvd • Jun 29 – Jul 8 • Professional sand carving artists will be unveling their creations for viewers to enjoy

FRIDAY JULY 6 EDMONTON PROPER AlBertA DAnce AlliAnce Presents: FeatS FeStival oF DAnce: Foot Prints

• Alberta Dance Alliance, 11759 Groat rd • Until Jul 7 • Enjoy a wide variety of dance styles during this festival • abdancealliance.ab.ca

elDerBrook • the

chrvch of John, 10260-103 st • Jul 6 • 9 pm • $20 (o) • Elderbrook is a British musician, producer, and songwriter • thechvrchofjohn.com

Forever PlAiD • mayfield Dinner theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (tue - sun) • $80

July and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

such as exploring museums, archives and historic sites. Visitors can participate in bus or walking tours of gardens, natural areas, cemeteries and neighbourhood • historicedmonton.ca • 780.439.2797

Freewill ShakeSpeare FeStival • Heritage Amphitheatre,

and Gateway blvd • Jun 29 – Jul 8 • Professional sand carving artists will be unveling their creations for viewers to enjoy

Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Until Jul 15, Evening shows (Tues-Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/ Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TIX); paywhat-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees. • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

LES MISERAbLES • Northern

Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 1145587 Ave • Jul 3 – Jul 8 • From $51 (O) • Watch and follow the struggles of ex convict Jean Valjean live

LIvE THOROUGHbREd RAcING

• Northlands Racetrack, 7410 borden Park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

NEXT TO NORMAL

• Walterdale Theatre, 10322-83 Ave • Jul 4 – 14 (no show on Monday) • 8 pm • $22 (O) • Diana is struggling with bipolar disorder, an illness that seems to be worsening. This rock musical explores the impact that Diana’s illness has on her and her family

ROck & ROLL HEAvEN

• Jubilations dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Until Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

WHyTE AvENUE ART WALk • Whyte Avenue • Free • Jul 6 – Jul 8, 10 am – 5 pm • Whyte Avenue will be covered in art displayed by vairous artists • art-walk.ca

EDMONTON METRO OPERA AL FREScO • University of Alberta botanic Garden, 51227 Ab-60, Parkland county • 7 pm • Tickets must be purchased in advance. • Celebrate summer with opera, hors d’oeuvres and wine • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY HISTORIc FESTIvAL & dOORS OPEN EdMONTON • various loca-

tions around Edmonton • Jul 2 – Jul 9 • A festival focused on the history of the many cultures found in Edmonton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of events, 50

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

SANd ON WHyTE • Whyte Ave

SATURDAY JULY 7 EDMONTON PROPER ALbERTA dANcE ALLIANcE PRESENTS: FEATS FESTIvAL OF dANcE: FOOT PRINTS • Alberta dance Alliance,

11759 Groat Rd • Until Jul 7 • Enjoy a wide variety of dance styles during this festival • abdancealliance.ab.ca

bLAckOUT SkETcH cOMEdy

• Grindstone Theatre, 10019-81 Ave • Jul 7 • 7 pm • Inspired by the writing styles of The Second City and The P.I.T, Blackout writes exciting storydriven sketch comedy that bewitches the mind and ensnares the senses • grindstonetheatre.ca

EMMA – THE MUSIcAL

• Myer Horowitz Theatre, 8900 114 St • 6:30 pm • $35 (O) • Set in a rural town near Baguio City in 1942, Emma – The Musical focuses on Emma, an elementary school teacher, who must make a series of difficult choices between the simple and peaceful life she wishes to live and the war that rages around her

FOREvER PLAId • Mayfield dinner

Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

Freewill ShakeSpeare FeStival • Heritage Amphitheatre,

LES MISERAbLES • Northern

Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 1145587 Ave • Jul 3 – Jul 8 • From $51 (O) • Watch and follow the struggles of ex convict Jean Valjean live

LIVE THOROUGHBRED RACING

• Northlands Racetrack, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

NEXT TO NORMAL • Walterdale

Theatre, 10322-83 Ave • Jul 4 – 14 (no show on Monday) • 8 pm • $22 (O) • Diana is struggling with bipolar disorder, an illness that seems to be worsening. This rock musical explores the impact that Diana’s illness has on her and her family

PAT TEMPLE AND HI LO PLAYERS

• Blue Chair Cafe, 9824 76 Ave • 8:30 pm • $20 • Pat Temple and his Hi Lo Players are a favourite at blues, roots and folk festivals across the country

RANDY HOUSER • River Cree Resort and Casino, 300 East Lapotac • 7 pm • $44.99 (O) • Shawn Randolph Houser is an American country music singer and songwriter ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN • Jubilations Dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Until Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more TELLING SECRETS • Grindstone

Theatre, 10019-81 Ave • Jul 7 • 11 pm • A live stand-up show where comedians tell true stories about their life • grindstonetheatre.ca

WHYTE AVENUE ART WALK •

Whyte Avenue • Free • Jul 6 – Jul 8, 10 am – 5 pm • Whyte Avenue will be covered in art displayed by vairous artists • art-walk.ca

EDMONTON METRO MARTAGON LILY SHOW • University of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • 10 am – 6 pm • Tickets must be purchased in advance. • A gorgeous display of colour from locally grown martagon lilies. Members of the Alberta Regional Lily Society will be on hand to answer your lily-growing questions • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY HISTORIC FESTIVAL & DOORS OPEN EDMONTON • Various

locations around Edmonton • Jul 2 – Jul 9 • A festival focused on the history of the many cultures found in Edmonton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of events, such as exploring museums, archives and historic sites. Visitors can participate in bus or walking tours of gardens, natural areas, cemeteries and neighbourhood • historicedmonton.ca • 780.439.2797

SAND ON WHYTE • Whyte Ave and Gateway Blvd • Jun 29 – Jul 8 • Professional sand carving artists will be unveling their creations for viewers to enjoy

EDMONTON METRO SEVEN MUSIC FEST • Seven Hills,

13 Mission Ave, St Albert • 1 pm – 11 pm • $80 (Adult Day Pass) • Seven bands on top of St Albert’s Seven Hills. lineup includes headliner Elle King, Banners, Delhi 2 Dublin, Altameda, and more

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY 5K FOAM FEST • 4330 Black Gold Dr., Leduc • $55 • A one-of-akind foam run for the whole family • the5kfoamfest.com

SUNDAY JULY 8 EDMONTON PROPER THE FOOL’S SPECTACLE • Grind-

stone Theatre, 10019-81 Ave • Jul 8 • 7 pm • Providing local artists in the clown and physical comedy community a chance to perform new or revised clown material in front of a living, breathing audience • grindstonetheatre.ca

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FOREVER PLAID • Mayﬁeld Dinner

Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their ﬁrst big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulﬁll their dreams and perform the show that never was

FREEWILL SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL • Heritage Amphitheatre,

LES MISERABLES • Northern

Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 1145587 Ave • Jul 3 – Jul 8 • From $51 (O) • Watch and follow the struggles of ex convict Jean Valjean live

MIND 2 MIND PRESENTS E.S.P.– SCIENCE FACT OR SCIENCE FICTION • Grindstone Theatre, 10019-81 Ave • Jul 8 • 9 pm • Featuring audience involvement • grindstonetheatre.ca

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

July Next to Normal

• Walterdale Theatre, 1032283 Ave • Jul 4 – 14 (no show on Monday) • 8 pm • $22 (O) • Diana is struggling with bipolar disorder, an illness that seems to be worsening. This rock musical explores the impact that Diana’s illness has on her and her family

rock & roll HeaveN

• Jubilations Dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882170 St • Until Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

WhyTE AvEnUE ArT WAlk • Whyte Avenue • Free

• Jul 6 – Jul 8, 10 am – 5 pm • Whyte Avenue will be covered in art displayed by vairous artists • art-walk.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY hiSTOric FESTivAl & DOOrS OPEn EDMOnTOn

• various locations around Edmonton • Jul 2 – Jul 9 • A festival focused on the history of the many cultures found in Edmonton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of events, such as exploring museums, archives and historic sites. Visitors can participate in bus or walking tours of gardens, natural areas, cemeteries and neighbourhood • historicedmonton.ca • 780.439.2797

SAnD On WhyTE • Whyte Ave and Gateway Blvd • Jun 29 – Jul 8 • Professional sand carving artists will be unveling their creations for viewers to enjoy

MONDAY JULY 9 EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY hiSTOric FESTivAl & DOOrS OPEn EDMOnTOn

• various locations around Edmonton • Jul 2 – Jul 9 • A festival focused on the history of the many cultures found in Edmonton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of events, such as exploring museums, archives and historic sites. Visitors can participate in bus or walking tours of gardens, natural areas, cemeteries and neighbourhood • historicedmonton.ca • 780.439.2797 52

ShEryl crOW • northern

TUESDAY JULY 10 EDMONTON PROPER BrEATh in POETry

• The nook cafe, 10153 97 St • 7 pm • Every Tue night • A group of poetry performers and enthusiasts who volunteer their time to promote spoken word in the Edmonton Area. Hosted by Ahmed Knowmadic

FOrEvEr PlAiD • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

FrEEWill ShAkESPEArE FESTivAl • heritage Am-

ThE hiGhSchOOl iMPrOv ShOWcASE •

Grindstone Theatre, 1001981 Ave • Jul 10 • 7 pm • Showcasing high school improv teams from around the city • grindstonetheatre.ca

Next to Normal

rivErS OF nihil • The

Starlite room, 10030-102 St • Jul 10 • 7 pm • $15 (O) • One of the most promising and forward-thinking metal bands in the world today with their first two releases, The Conscious Seed of Light (2013) and Monarchy (2015)

Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 11455-87 Ave • 8 pm • From $39 (TM) • Sheryl Suzanne Crow is an American musician, singer, songwriter and actress. Her music incorporates elements of pop, rock, country and blues

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY EDMOnTOn inTErnATiOnAl STrEET PErFOrMErS FESTivAl •

Dr. Wilbert Mcintyre Park, 8331 104 St • Jul 10 – 15 • The 34th annual street performers festival is home to more than 1,000 performances by acrobats, jugglers, musicians, unicyclists, and more •edmontonstreetfest. com • 780.425. 5162

WEDNESDAY JULY 11 EDMONTON PROPER FOrEvEr PlAiD • Mayfield

livE ThOrOUGhBrED rAcinG • northlands race-

Next to Normal

PUB chOir • Grindstone Theatre, 10019-81 Ave • Jul 11 • 7 pm • A new, drop-in group singing event where we come together to learn three-part harmonies of a modern, popular song • grindstonetheatre.ca rock & roll HeaveN

WEirD Al kArAOkE • Grindstone Theatre, 1001981 Ave • Jul 11 • 9 pm • A comedy show where comedians, improvisors and musicians perform parodies that they wrote themselves, over karaoke tracks of the original songs • grindstonetheatre.ca

EDMONTON METRO QUAlicO PATiO SEriES

• 100 Festival Way, Sherwood Park • 7:30 pm • Every Wed night until Aug 31 • Featuring a variety of local and touring pop, jazz, rock, folk, and blues acts • festivalplace.ab.ca • 780.464.2852

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY EDMOnTOn inTErnATiOnAl STrEET PErFOrMErS FESTivAl • Dr.

Wilbert Mcintyre Park, 8331 104 St • Jul 10 – 15 • The 34th annual street performers festival is home to more than 1,000 performances by acrobats, jugglers, musicians, unicyclists, and more •edmontonstreetfest.com • 780.425. 5162

track, 7410 Borden Park rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

THURSDAY JULY 12

FrEEWill ShAkESPEArE FESTivAl • heritage Am-

laNco • cook county Saloon, 8010 Gateway Blvd • 6:30 pm • $25 (O) • LANCO, is an American country music band consisting of Brandon Lancaster, Chandler Baldwin, Jared Hampton, Tripp Howell, and Eric Steedly

MEliSSA EThEriDGE •

Winspear centre for Music, 4 Sir Winston churchill Square • Jul 12 • 8:30 pm • $48.50 – $98.50 (regular tickets) • Melissa Etheridge is one of rock music’s great female icons. Her critically acclaimed eponymous debut album was certified double platinum • winspearecentre.com

Next to Normal •

Walterdale Theatre, 10322-83 Ave • Jul 4 – 14 (no show on Monday) • 8 pm • $22 (O) • Diana is struggling with bipolar disorder, an illness that seems to be worsening. This rock musical explores the impact that Diana’s illness has on her and her family

EDMONTON METRO

MAkE-A-WiSh- rOPE FOr hOPE • coast Edmon-

ton Plaza hotel, 10155-105 St • 8 am • Rappel down a city skyscraper to support local wish granting efforts • makeawishna.ca

- Fri, 3:30 pm • $115 (O) • Enjoy a tour that is designed to satisfy your hunger and palette while learning the interesting history of downtown Edmonton • All tabs included in price

EDMONTON PROPER EDMOnTOn FOOD TOUrS (Downtown Delights) • Edmonton Tourism Welcome centre, 9797 Jasper Ave • Every Thu

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

GArDEn DATE niGhT – crAFT BEEr AnD GArDEn GAMES • University of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland

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EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Edmonton IntErnatIonal StrEEt PErformErS fEStIval • Dr.

FRIDAY JULY 13 EDMONTON PROPER Edmonton rIbfESt and bEEr fEStIval • Borden

Park, 7507 Borden Park Rd • Jul 13 – Jul 15 • The inaugural fesitval that will feature the best in ribs, chicken, pulled pork, and also beer

forEvEr PlaId • May-

field Dinner Theatre, 16615109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

frEEwIll ShakESPEarE fEStIval • Heritage Amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Until Jul 15, Evening shows (Tues-Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TIX); paywhat-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees. • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

JIM JEffERIES • Northern

Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 11455-87 Ave • Jul 13 • 7 pm, 2 pm show on weekends • See website for pricing • Comedian Jim Jefferies has announced the Night Talker Tour, his latest major multi-city stand up comedy tour that will take him across the United States and Canada

throughout the rest of the year • jubileeauditorium.com

LIvE THOROUGHBRED RACING • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

NEXT TO NORMAL

rock & roll hEavEn • Jubilations Dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Until Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more ROOTS AND BOOTS ‘90S ElEctrIc throwdown • River Cree Resort and Casino, 300 East Lapotac • 9 pm •$52 (O) • Featuring Aaron Tippin, Sammy Kershaw, and Collin Raye

TOO MANy ZOOZ W/ GUESTS • The Starlite

Room, 10030-102 St • Jul 13 • 8 pm • $22 (O) • American jazz funk trio performing mostly in New York subway stations

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Edmonton IntErnatIonal StrEEt PErformErS fEStIval • Dr.

SATURDAY JULY 14 EDMONTON PROPER AfROfEST 2018 • Grant MacEwan Downtown Campus, 106 ave from 105 st to 107 st • Jul 14 – 15 • Live music, Afican and Caribbean cusine, a fashion show, poetry, dance performances and to kick it all off, a parade • facebook.com/afrofestyeg

BUCkCHERRy • River Cree Resort and Casino, 300 East Lapotac • 7 pm • $39.99 (O) • Buckcherry upholds the commandments of alternative rock music with an arsenal of new anthems primed to explode on impact forEvEr PlaId • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

fREEDOM SkETCH ’90 • Grindstone Theatre, 1001981 Ave • Jul 14 • 9 pm • A one hour monthly sketch variety show • grindstonetheatre.ca frEEwIll ShakESPEarE fEStIval • Heritage Amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Until Jul 15, Evening shows (Tues-Sun) start at 8:00 pm, and matinees (Sat/Sun) start at 2:00 pm. There are no shows on Mon • $ 53.50 (TIX); paywhat-you-will performances on Tues evening and Sat matinees. • The festival returns for its 30th season with the two classic plays: Comedy of Errors and Hamlet • freewillshakespeare.com

LIvE THOROUGHBRED RACING • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

NEXT TO NORMAL

rock & roll hEavEn

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY

Edmonton IntErnatIonal StrEEt PErformErS fEStIval •

Dr. Wilbert McIntyre Park, 8331 104 St • Jul 10 – 15 • The 34th annual street performers festival is home to more than 1,000 performances by acrobats, jugglers, musicians, unicyclists, and more • edmontonstreetfest.com • 780.425. 5162

twInfESt • Whyte Avenue • free • 11am • Come celebrate all of the different twin types • twinstriplets.org

SUNDAY JULY 15 EDMONTON PROPER AfROfEST 2018 • Grant MacEwan Downtown Campus, 106 ave from 105 st to 107 st • Jul 14 – 15 • Live music, Afican and Caribbean cusine, a fashion show, poetry, dance performances and to kick it all off, a parade • facebook.com/afrofestyeg BLANk: THE MUSICAL •

Grindstone Theatre, 1001981 Ave • Jul 18 • 7 pm • A new musical with a mad twist • grindstonetheatre.ca

EXTRA MEDIUM COMEDy Show • Grindstone The-

atre, 10019-81 Ave • Jul 15 • 7 pm • Talented comedians working clean to offer a night of hilarious clean comedy • grindstonetheatre.ca

rock & roll hEavEn

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY arctIc SEa IcE day

• Edmonton valley Zoo, 13315 Buena vista Rd • 12 pm – 4 pm • Join in on arctic crafts, science experiments, and other fun activities and learn how you, too, can be an ambassador for our arctic sea ice

Edmonton IntErnatIonal StrEEt PErformErS fEStIval • Dr. Wilbert McIntyre Park, 8331 104 St • Jul 10 – 15 • The 34th annual street performers festival is home to more than 1,000 performances by acrobats, jugglers, musicians, unicyclists, and more •edmontonstreetfest.com • 780.425. 5162

MONDAY JULY 16 EDMONTON PROPER old thymE fIddlErS ACOUSTIC JAM • Pleas-

antview Community Hall, 10860-57 Ave • 8 pm • $4 • Fiddle lessons for beginners and a workshop for intermediate fiddlers precede the jam and dance • wildrosefiddlers.org • 780.906.6862

TUESDAY JULY 17 EDMONTON PROPER brEath In PoEtry

• The Nook Cafe, 10153 97 St • 7 pm • Every Tue night • A group of poetry performers and enthusiasts who volunteer their time to promote spoken word in the Edmonton Area. Hosted by Ahmed Knowmadic

forEvEr PlaId • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

WEDNESDAY JULY 18

EDMONTON PROPER FOREVER PLAID • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN

TEENAGE BOTTLEROCKET W/ CHIXDIGGIT • The Starlite Room, 10030-102 St • Jul 18 • 8 pm • $20 (O) • Old school pop punk

EDMONTON METRO QUALICO PATIO SERIES

THURSDAY JULY 19

ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN • Jubilations Dinner Theatre, WEM Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Until Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY

TASTE OF EDMONTON •

Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

EDMONTON METRO GARDEN DATE NIGHT – WALTZ LESSONS

• University of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • 6 pm • Learn to dance the waltz in a fun and supportive atmosphere, led by members of the University of Alberta Dance Club. Be sure to sign up ahead to ensure a spot • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

FRIDAY JULY 20

EDMONTON PROPER BETTY ALICE EFFECT WITH SLANT SIX • Shakers Roadhouse, 15004 Yellowhead Tr • Jul 20 • 9 pm • No cover • No minors

FOREVER PLAID • Mayﬁeld

Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their ﬁrst big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulﬁll their dreams and perform the show that never was

INTERSTELLAR RODEO

• Heritage Amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Jul 20 – 22 • Offers music lovers a chance to see some of the hottest bands and solo artists • Lineup includes Courtney Barnett, Feist, July Talk, The Mavericks, The Dead South, and more • interstellarrodeo.com

LIVE THOROUGHBRED RACING • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

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EDMONTON PROPER EDMONTON FOOD TOURS (Downtown Delights) • Edmonton Tourism Welcome Centre, 9797 Jasper Ave • Every Thu - Fri, 3:30 pm • $115 (O) • Enjoy a tour that is designed to satisfy your hunger and palette while learning the interesting history of downtown Edmonton • All tabs included in price

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July Seaway w/ Living with LionS • The Starlite Room,

10030-102 St • Jul 20 • 8 pm • $20 (O) • Some dark, old school pop punk

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY EdmOnTOn CaRnaval

• 8303-104 St • 12 pm • Jul 20 – 22 • Edmonton Carnaval is a 3-day free multicultural arts and entertainment festival highlighting the Latin American culture • edmontoncarnaval.com

K-DayS • northlands

Park, 73 St and 116 ave • Jul 20 – 29 • Experience the sights and sounds of K-Days with the rides, midway, food, music, and other fair activities. Coming back this year is the K-Days rodeo. Lineup includes The Beach Boys, Billy Talent, and more • k-days.com • 780.471.7210

taSte of eDmonton

• Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

SATURDAY JULY 21 EDMONTON PROPER FOREvER Plaid • mayfield dinner Theatre, 16615-109 ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

inTERSTEllaR ROdEO

• Heritage amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • Jul 20 – 22 • Offers music lovers a chance to see some of the hottest bands and solo artists • Lineup includes Courtney Barnett, Feist, July Talk, The Mavericks, The Dead South, and more • interstellarrodeo.com

livE THOROuGHBREd RaCinG • northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

mulTiPlE milES FOR myeLoma • Hermitage

Park, 2115-127 ave • 10 am • $30 • The annual walk and run aimed to raise funds for myeloma research and aid

ROCk & ROll HEavEn •

Jubilations dinner Theatre, WEm Phase 1, 8882-170 St • until aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

STEEl PanTHER – SunSET STRiP livE

• River Cree Resort and Casino • 9 pm • From $63 • Steel Panther has established themselves as the world’s premier party band, melding hard rock virtuosity with parody

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY EdmOnTOn CaRnaval

• 8303-104 St • 12 pm • Jul 20 – 22 • Edmonton Carnaval is a 3-day free multicultural arts and entertainment festival highlighting the Latin American culture • edmontoncarnaval.com

K-DayS • northlands

taSte of eDmonton

• Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

SUNDAY JULY 22 EDMONTON PROPER EdmOnTOn iCE CREam Run • kinsmen Club, 9150

Walterdale Hill • $35 per registration • The Edmonton Ice Cream Run is a 1 km, 5 km, and 10 km walk/run that raises funds for veterinary students who will directly impact the survival of the mountain and lowland gorillas in Africa. There’s also an ice cream buffet • events/runningroom.com

FOREvER Plaid • mayfield

dinner Theatre, 16615-109 ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

inTERSTEllaR ROdEO

ROCk & ROll HEavEn

• Jubilations dinner Theatre, WEm Phase 1, 8882-170 St • Until Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

EDMONTON METRO BuTTERFly day • uni-

versity of alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 aB-60, Parkland County • 12 pm • Meet beautiful butterflies from around the world in the tropical showhouse. Make bug and butterfly crafts and catch some interesting creatures • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY EdmOnTOn CaRnaval

• 8303-104 St • 12 pm • Jul 20 – 22 • Edmonton Carnaval is a 3-day free multicultural arts and entertainment festival highlighting the Latin American culture • edmontoncarnaval.com

K-DayS • northlands

taSte of eDmonton

• Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

MONDAY JULY 23 EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY K-DayS • northlands Park,

73 St and 116 ave • Jul 20 – 29 • Experience the sights and sounds of K-Days with the rides, midway, food, music, and other fair activities. Coming back this year is the K-Days rodeo. Lineup includes The Beach Boys, Billy Talent, and more • k-days.com • 780.471.7210

taSte of eDmonton

• Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

TUESDAY JULY 24 EDMONTON PROPER BREaTH in POETRy

• The nook Cafe, 10153 97 St • 7 pm • Every Tue night • A group of poetry performers and enthusiasts who volunteer their time to promote spoken word in the Edmonton Area. Hosted by Ahmed Knowmadic

FOREvER Plaid • mayfield dinner Theatre, 16615-109 ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

meLvinS • union Hall,

6240 99 St • 7 pm • $25 (O) • Sludge-rock veterans Melvins return to shake the Union Hall walls once again

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY K-DayS • northlands Park, 73 St and 116 ave • Jul 20 – 29 • Experience the sights and sounds of K-Days with the rides, midway, food, music, and other fair activities. Coming back this year is the K-Days rodeo. Lineup includes The Beach

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Boys, Billy Talent, and more • k-days.com • 780.471.7210

taSte of eDmonton

• Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

WEDNESDAY JULY 25 EDMONTON PROPER FOREvER Plaid • mayfield dinner Theatre, 16615-109 ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

livE THOROuGHBREd RaCinG • northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 6:30 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

PuT THE SCREWS On: a COmEdy Quiz SHOW •

Grindstone Theatre, 10019-81 ave • Jul 25 • 7 pm • A live, comedic quiz show featuring a panel of four comedians, as well as quizmaster • grindstonetheatre.ca

ROCk & ROll HEavEn

• Jubilations dinner Theatre, WEm Phase 1, 8882-170 St • until aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

WHO’S RHymE iS iT anyway? • Grindstone Theatre,

10019-81 ave • Jul 25 • 9pm • Local Emcees combine powers with Improvisors from Grindstone Theatre to create a brand new improv Hip Hop show • grindstonetheatre.ca

EDMONTON METRO QualiCO PaTiO SERiES

• 100 Festival Way, Sherwood Park • 7:30 pm • Every Wed night until aug 31 • Featuring a variety of local and touring pop, jazz, rock, folk, and blues acts • festivalplace.ab.ca • 780.464.2852

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY K-Days • Northlands

Park, 73 St and 116 Ave • Jul 20 – 29 • Experience the sights and sounds of K-Days with the rides, midway, food, music, and other fair activities. Coming back this year is the K-Days rodeo. Lineup includes The Beach Boys, Billy Talent, and more • k-days.com • 780.471.7210

TASTe of edmoNToN

• federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

THURSDAY JULY 26 EDMONTON PROPER edmoNToN food TourS (downtown delights) • edmonton Tourism Welcome Centre, 9797 Jasper Ave • every Thu - fri, 3:30 pm • $115 (o) • Enjoy a tour that is designed to satisfy your hunger and palette while learning the interesting history of downtown Edmonton • All tabs included in price

forever PlAid • mayfield dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (o) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

roCk & roll HeAveN • Jubilations dinner Theatre, Wem Phase 1, 8882-170 St • until Aug 19 (Wed – Sun) • Imagines Heaven’s greatest concert with Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more

EDMONTON METRO dATe NigHT – AN eveNiNg of PAiNT

• university of Alberta Botanic garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • 6 pm • Create your own masterpiece with inspiration all around you

and guidance from an expert. No experience required. Please register in advance • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY K-Days • Northlands

Park, 73 St and 116 Ave • Jul 20 – 29 • Experience the sights and sounds of K-Days with the rides, midway, food, music, and other fair activities. Coming back this year is the K-Days rodeo. Lineup includes The Beach Boys, Billy Talent, and more • k-days.com • 780.471.7210

TASTe of edmoNToN

• federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

FRIDAY JULY 27 EDMONTON PROPER forever PlAid • mayfield dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (o) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

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MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

July TASTE OF EDMONTON

EDMONTON METRO PARKLAND COUNTY ART SHOW • University

of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • 6 pm • An annual exhibition and sale by members of the Parkland Art Club. Come and meet the artists • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY FUSION FESTIVAL • Mill-

woods Park • Jul 27 – 29 • 9 am • Free • Fusion Festival is a free, family-oriented arts and entertainment festival celebrating multiculturalism and highlighting South Asian culture

• Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

SATURDAY JULY 28 EDMONTON PROPER FOREVER PLAID • May-

LIVE THOROUGHBRED RACING • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

EDMONTON METRO PARKLAND COUNTY ART SHOW • University

of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • 6 pm • An annual exhibition and sale by members of the Parkland Art Club. Come and meet the artists • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY FUSION FESTIVAL • Mill-

woods Park • Jul 27 – 29 • 9 am • Free • Fusion Festival is a free, family-oriented arts and entertainment festival celebrating multiculturalism and highlighting South Asian culture

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DIRT ROAD ANGELS, DARRELL BARR, ANDREA NIXON, BLUE YONDER, CADILLAC JUNKIES, LETTERS FROM PLUTO, TAYLOR FAITH, STEVE NEWSOME, NATHAN CUNNINGHAM, OLIVIA ROSE LEAF, TIM ISBERG, KYM SIMON, MARTINA DAWN

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K-DAYS • Northlands Park, 73 St and 116 Ave • Jul 20 – 29 • Experience the sights and sounds of K-Days with the rides, midway, food, music, and other fair activities. Coming back this year is the K-Days rodeo. Lineup includes The Beach Boys, Billy Talent, and more • k-days.com • 780.471.7210 MEGA BOUNCE RUN • Capilano Park Rd • 10 am • $49 (O) • An obstacle course featuring 10 inﬂatable obstacles. Sure, you may have done mud runs, adventure races, and other running races, but have you bounced through obstacles that can claim a name like “pillow land” • Register at megabouncerun.com TASTE OF EDMONTON

• Federal Building Plaza • Jul 19 – 28 • With more than 45 vendors and various food trucks, Taste of Edmonton in one of western Canada’s largest food festivals • tasteofedm.ca

SUNDAY JULY 29 EDMONTON PROPER FOREVER PLAID • Mayfield Dinner Theatre, 16615-109 Ave • Jun 15 – Jul 29, showtimes vary (Tue - Sun) • $80 and up (O) • This nostalgic revue centres on four eager male singers who are killed in a car crash on the way to their first big concert. They are miraculously revived from the afterlife for a chance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was

Whyte, 10549-82 Ave • Jul 29 • 8 pm • $10 (in advance) • This critically-acclaimed rock group mixes both the psychedelic and heavier musical elements of the 1970s • theforgeyeg.com

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MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

PARKLAND COUNTY ART SHOW • University

of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • 6 pm • An annual exhibition and sale by members of the Parkland Art Club. Come and meet the artists • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY FUSION FESTIVAL • Mill-

woods Park • Jul 27 – 29 • 9 am • Free • Fusion Festival is a free, family-oriented arts and entertainment festival celebrating multiculturalism and highlighting South Asian culture

K-DAYS • Northlands

Park, 73 St and 116 Ave • Jul 20 – 29 • Experience the sights and sounds of K-Days with the rides, midway, food, music, and other fair activities. Coming back this year is the K-Days rodeo. Lineup includes The Beach Boys, Billy Talent, and more • k-days.com • 780.471.7210

TIGER TAILS • Edmonton

Valley Zoo, 13315 Buena Vista Rd • 12 pm – 4 pm • Play some tiger games, make a tiger craft, get your face painted like a tiger, watch the tigers’ tails swish, and learn all about the wonderful cats

MONDAY JULY 30 EDMONTON PROPER OLD THYME FIDDLERS ACOUSTIC JAM • Pleas-

antview Community Hall, 10860-57 Ave • 8 pm • $4 • Fiddle lessons for beginners and a workshop for intermediate ﬁddlers precede the jam and dance • wildroseﬁddlers. org • 780.906.6862

TUESDAY JULY 31 EDMONTON PROPER BREATH IN POETRY • The Nook Cafe, 10153 97 St • 7 pm • Every Tue night • A group of poetry performers and enthusiasts who volunteer their time to promote spoken word in the Edmonton Area. Hosted by Ahmed Knowmadic

YOUR WEATHER NOW

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WEEKNIGHTS 6 MAY 31 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; SEPT 4, 2018

Camping Alberta 11 Bridges Campground 6 km east of drumheller on Hwy 10 • 403.823.2890 • 11bridgescampground.ca

antHony Henday Campground

5639-53 Ave, Innisfail • 403.318.3508 • innisfail.ca

aspen Crossing Campground

1 km west of mossleigh by Hwy 24 • 403.534.2129 • aspencrossing.com

atHaBasCa open Camp & rV park 15 km east of athabasca on Hwy 55 and Rge Rd 203 • 780.499.3670 • athabascaopencamp.com

BeaVer Lake Campground

6 km southeast of Lac La Biche off Hwy 36; northeast shore of Beaver Lake • 780.623.9222 • albertaparks.ca/beaver-lake

BeLLy riVer Campground

Waterton Lakes national park, 1 km off Chief mountain Parkway on Hwy 6 • fire permit required • 24 campsites • 403.859.5133 • albertaparks.ca

Big BerLand proVinCiaL reCreation area

Hwy 55, 5 km north on rge Rd 444 • 780.826.7165 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

BoW VaLLey proVinCiaL park

25 km east of Canmore on Hwy 1, Kananaskis • 403.673.2163 • bowvalleycampgrounds.com

Brazeau riVer proVinCiaL reCreation area

72 km north of nordegg on Forestry Trunk Rd • 780.865.2154 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

BuFFaLo Lake proVinCiaL reCreation area

28 km south of youngstown on Hwy 884 • 403.779.2155 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

Bodina resort

25 km west of Cold Lake on 60

CaVan Lake reCreationaL Campground

20 km east of medicine Hat on Hwy 1; 5 km south on Rge Rd 40 • 403.526.2888 • cypress.ab.ca

eau CLaire Campground

Located approx 38 km south of Hwy 1 along Hwy 40, Kananaskis • 403.591.7226 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

eLk Creek proVinCiaL reCreation area

65 km southwest of rocky mountain House on Hwy 734, Forestry Trunk Rd • 403.845.8349 • albertaparks.ca

eLk isLand retreat 12.5 km east on Twp Rd 550, Fort Saskatchewan • 780.998.0708 • elkislandretreat.com

CaLaWay rV park & Camground

CHain Lakes proVinCiaL reCreation area

FaWCett Lake proVinCiaL reCreation area

10 km west of Calgary on Hwy 1 • 403.240.3822 • calawaypark.com

CaLgary West Campground

West of Canada Olympic park, exit Hwy 1 at Valley Ridge Blvd, Calgary • 403.288.0411 • calgarycampground.com

CaLHoun Bay proVinCiaL reCreation area

Canyon Creek goLF & Camping

BLood indian park

24 km southwest of pincher Creek on Hwy 507 or Hwy 3, 22 km turn onto 507, Crowsnest Pass • 403.563.7301 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

7 km east of strathmore on Hwy 1, then 6 km south on Rge Rd 243, Strathmore • 403.934.4283 • eaglelakervresort.co

on Hwy 688 east of Hwy 2 junction, Peace River • 780.322.3831 • northernsunrise.net

BLaCk nugget Lake Campground

23 km northwest of drumheller along Hwy 837 • 403.823.1749 • albertaparks.ca/bleriot-ferry

CastLe riVer rodeo Campground

eagLe Lake rV resort

CeCiL tHompson park

70 km northwest of Hinton on Hwy 40, Forestburg • 780.827.7393 • albertaparks.ca/big-berland/

BLeriot Ferry proVinCiaL reCreation area

2 km east of Castle Junction on Hwy 1A, Banff • $21.50 (no power), $30.30 (per site per night with fire) • pc.gc.ca/banff

21 km north of stettler on Hwy 56 on Rge Rd 40-2 • 403.742.7516 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

8 km east of the Village on Hwy 13 and 5 km north on Buck mountain rd, Buck Lake • 780.586.2864 • albertaparks.ca

10 km east of Tofield on Hwy 14, then 11.5 km south on rge rd 182 •780.663.2421 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

CastLe mountain

14 km northeast of rocky mountain House on Hwy 12, 53 km west of Bentley • 403.845.5001 • canyoncreekgolf.ca

Capt. ayre Lake & resort

17 km west of Cadagan along sec rd 600 and 1.4 km south • 780.857.2105 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

Carson-pegasus proVinCiaL park

6 km west of Whitecourt on Hwy 43, 11 km north on Hwy 32, then 5 km east on access road • 780.778.2664 • albertaparks.ca

12 km west and 15 km north of athabasca on Hwy 2, then 20 km north on access road, Island Lake • 780.675.8213 • albertaparks.ca

CHamBers Creek proVinCiaL reCreation area

30 km west of rocky mountain House on Hwy 11 • 403.721.3975 • westwardbound.ca

CHinook proVinCiaL reCreation area

60 km northwest of pincher Creek off Hwy 3 • 99 campsites • 403.627.1165 • rockymountaincamping.ca

CrandeLL mountain Campground

8 km west on red rock Canyon rd off Hwy 5, Waterton Lakes National Park • 403.859.5133 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

deVon Lion Campground

1140 Saskatchewan Ave • 780.987.4777 • devonlionscampground.com

diLLBery Lake proVinCiaL park 15 km southeast of Chauvin on Hwy 17 • 780.742.7516 • albertaparks.ca

20 km north of smith on West Fawcett Lake rd, slave Lake • 780.849.7100 • albertaparks.ca

FiCkLe Lake proVinCiaL reCreation area

39 km southwest of edson off Hwy 47 • 780.723.0738 • albertaparks.ca

FranCHere Bay proVinCiaL reCreation area

5 km north of Bonnyville on Hwy 41 • 780.594.7856 • albertaparks.ca

garner Lake proVinCiaL park

50 km east of smoky Lake on Hwy 28, then 5 km north of Spedden on access road • 780.594.7856 • albertaparks.ca

gas City Campground

1.6 km west of Hwy 1 on 7 St SW, Medicine Hat • 403.529.8158 • medicinehat.ca

gHost reserVoir proVinCiaL reCreation area

18 km west of Cochrane on Hwy 1A • 403.851.0766 • albertaparks.ca

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

goLdeye Lake proVinCiaL reCreation area

8 km west of nordegg on Hwy 11 • 1.855.721.3975 • westwardbound.ca

Hoodoo rV resort & Campground 12 km east of drumheller on Hwy 10 • 403.823.2790 • hoodooresort.com

JarVis Bay proVinCiaL park

4 km north of sylvan Lake along Hwy 20 • 403.887.5522 • albertaparks.ca

JoHnston Canyon

26 km west of Banff on Hwy 1A • 1.888.773.8888 • pc.gc.ca

miqueLon Lake proVinCiaL park

3 km south of New Sarepta on Hwy 21, 20 km east on Hwy 623, Camrose • 780.672.7274 • albertaparks.ca

moonsHine Lake proVinCiaL park

27 km west of Spirit River on Hwy 49 and 7 km on Hwy 725 • 780.538.5350 • albertaparks.ca

moose Lake proVinCiaL park

5 km north of Bonnyville on Hwy 41, west 10 km on Hwy 660, 2 km south • 780.594.7856 • albertaparks.ca

mosquito Creek

23 km north of Hwy 1 on Hwy 93, Banff • $17.60 • 403.762.1556 • pc.gc.ca/banff

mountain VieW Camping 3 km east of Calgary city limits on Hwy 1 • 403.293.6640 • calgarycamping.com

outBaCk Camping & CaBins 8 km west on Hwy 16, south on Hwy 47, Edson • 780.723.3064 • outbackedson.com

paradise CoVe resort (WHITEFISH LAKE) 22 km north on Hwy 36 from Hwy 28 junction, 10 km east to dead end 2 km north, follow signs, Vilna • 780.636.2819 • albertacampgroundguide.ca

Protection Mountain

11 km west of castle Junction on Hwy 1A, Banff • 1.888.773.8888 • pc.gc.ca/banff

rainbow Valley caMPground

off whitemud at 119 St Whitemud Dr, Edmonton • 780.434.5531 • rainbow-valley.com

rochon SandS ProVincial Park

12 km west of Stettler on hwy 12 and 16 north on hwy 835 • 403.742.4338 • albertaparks.ca

rolling green FairwayS

1.5 km west of city limits on Hwy 16, Lloydminster • 80site RV park • 780.875.4653 • rollinggreen.ca

rotary Park

on hwy 33 (south end of town), Barrhead • 780.674.2532 • barrhead.ca

SaSkatoon iSland ProVincial Park

21 km west of grande Prairie on hwy 43, then 4 km north on access road • 780.538.5350 • albertaparks.ca

Sundance lodgeS

22 km south of hwy 1 on Hwy 40 in Kananaskis 45 min from Calgary • 403.591.7122 • sundancelodges.com

tay riVer ProVincial recreation area

16 km southwest of caroline along Hwy 591 • 403.845.8349 • albertaparks.ca

thunder lake ProVincial Park

21 km west of barrhead on Hwy 18 • 780.674.4051 • albertaparks.ca

tunnel Mountain trailer court

2.5 km northeast of banff townsite on tunnel Mountain Rd • 403.762.1550 • pc.gc.ca/banff

two Jack lake Main

12 km northeast of banff townsite on lake Minnewanka Rd • 1.888.773.8888 • pc.gc.ca/banff

two lakeS ProVincial Park 130 km southwest of Grande Prairie on hwy 666/two Lakes Rd • 780.538.5350 • albertaparks.ca

wabaMun lake ProVincial Park

3 km east and 1 km south of Wabuman off Hwy 16 • 780.892.2702 • albertaparks.ca

wabaSSo caMPground

16.5 km south of Jasper on Hwy 93A • 1.877.737.3783 • albertacampingguide.ca

weSterner caMPground

From hwy 2 take 2a exit, follow brown ‘w’ signs to westerner Park • 403.352.8801 • westernercampground.com

Saskatchewan abernethy & diStrict caMPground rV Park 6 km south of Hwy 10, Abernethy • 306.333.2122 or 306.333.2064 • tourismsaskatchewan.com/ things-to-do/camping

alaMeda caMPground entrance off hwy 9, alameda • 306.489.2077 • tourismsaskatchewan.com/ things-to-do/camping

angler’S trail reSort on lac la Plonge, beauval, access from hwys 155 or 165 • 306.288.2122 • anglerstrailresort.net

anteloPe lake regional Park

Hwy 37, north of Gull Lake • 306.672.3933 • saskregionalparks.ca

atton’S lake regional Park

9.6 km east of cut knife on Hwy 40, then 9.6 km north, Cut Knife • 306.398.2814 • saskregionalparks.ca

baldy lake caMPground

75 km north of Smeaton, access off Hwy 106, turn west just past Caribou Creek • 306.426.2622 • saskparks.net

barrier lake reSort

12 km northeast of archerwill off Hwy 35 • 306.323.4713 • barrierlakeresort.com

battleFordS ProVincial Park

38 km north of north battleford, Cochin • 306.386.2212 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

blackStraP ProVincial Park

32 km southeast of Saskatoon on Hwy 11, Dundurn • 306.492.5675 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

CITY OF EDMONTON SUMMER DAYCAMPS

2018

CITY ATTRACTIONS, NEIGHBOURHOODS AND RECREATION CENTRES

• Make friends • Learn new things • Stay active! REGISTRATION STARTS MARCH 14, 2018

Learn more at

edmonton.ca/daycamps or call 311

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Camping Birch hills Municipal caMpground

0.5 km northwest of Birch hills between Birch hills golf course and lions club Ball Park • 306.749.2211 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

Bronson Forest recreation site

90 km northeast of lloydminster, 32 km north of paradise Hill on Hwy 2 • 306.837.2410 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

BuFFalo pound provincial park

32 km northeast of Moose Jaw on hwy 2 and secondary Hwy 202 • 306.694.3229 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

caMpland rv resort 10 km west of saskatoon on Hwy 16 • 306.477.7444 • camplandrvresort.com

candle lakes golF resort rv park

77 km northeast of prince albert on hwys 55, 120 and 265 • 306.929.2211 • candlelakegolfresort.com/rvpark

cannington Manor provincial park

approximately 2 hours southeast of regina, kenosee • 306.739.5251 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

canora Beach resort northeast corner of good spirit lake, access via hwy 9, Canora • 306.563.6363 • goodspiritlake.com

chitek lake recreation site

northeast shore of chitek lake, 56 km north of Spiritwood on Hwy 24 • 306.984.2353 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

clarence-steepBank lakes provincial park 50 km northeast of prince albert via hwys 55, 120, 913 and 927 • 306.426.2622 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

clearwater river provincial park

700 km north of Saskatoon • 306.425.4234 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

crooked lake provincial park

45 km south of Melville • 306.696.6253 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

cypress hills interprovincial park centre Block is 29 km south of Maple creek on highway 21 • 306.662.5411 • cypresshills.com

danielson provincial park 100 km south of saskatoon, north end of lake diefenbaker, access via hwys 44, 45, or 219 • 306.857.5510 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

douglas provincial park

11 km south of elbow on hwy 19 • 306.854.6266 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

duck Mountain provincial park

good spirit lake provincial park

54 km northwest of Yorkton • 306.792.4750 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

great Blue heron provincial park

50 km north of prince albert off Hwy 2 • 306.982.6250 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

greenwater lake provincial park

38 km north of Kelvington • 306.278.3515 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

gull lake caMpground

corner of 6th st and lake Ave, Gull Lake • 306.672.3447 (office) or 306.672.6459 (campground attendant) • gulllakesk. ca/recreation/campground

indian head caMpground

235 km east of Kamsack • 306.542.5500 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

100 McKay St , Indian Head • 306.695.3635 (information) or 1.855.695.3635 (reservations) • indianheadcampground.ca

eagle valley park caMpground

Makwa lake provincial park

on trans-canada hwy 1, 5 km west of junction hwys 1 and 21, Maple Creek • 306.662.2788 • eagle.sasktelwebhosting.com

echo valley provincial park

8 km west of Fort Qu’Appelle • 306.332.3215 or 306.332.3215 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

eiling kraMer caMpground

1 km south of Battleford at 15 St and Central Ave • 306.937.6212 • battleford.ca

Fort carlton provincial park

27 km west of duck lake on hwy 212, or approx 100 km north of saskatoon via hwys 11 and 212 • 306.467.5205 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

Fort pitt provincial park 22 km west and south of Frenchman Butte, off grid 797 • 306.933.7403 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

170 km north from north Battleford, Loon Lake • 306.837.2410 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

Meadow lake provincial park

195 km north from north Battleford • 306.236.7680 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

Moose Mountain provincial park

200 km southeast of Regina • 306.577.2611 (campground) • tourismsaskatchewan.com

narrow hills provincial park

access from hwy 106 north of smeaton or hwy 120 north of Meath Park • 306.426.2622 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

nesslin lake caMpground

south end of nesslin lake, adjacent to the west boundary of prince albert national park • 306.227.9453 • nesslinlake.com

peanut hills caMpground

Moose Jaw • 306.630.7909 • peanuthillscampground.ca

pike lake provincial park 30 km southwest of Saskatoon on Hwy 60 • 306.933.6966 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

prince alBert national park

90 km north of prince albert, access from hwys 2, 263 and 264 • 306.663.4522 • pc.gc.ca/ en/pn-np/sk/princealbert

saskatchewan landing provincial park

50 km north of swift current on Hwy 4 • 306.375.5525 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

st. victor petroglyphs provincial park

35 km southeast of assiniboia on hwy 2 and secondary Hwy 705 • 800.205. 7070 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

steele narrows provincial park

15 km west of loon lake on Grid 699 • 306.837.2410 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

wood Mountain post provincial park

8 km south of the village of Wood Mountain on Hwy 18 • 306.266.5525 • tourismsaskatchewan.com

British Columbia acacia grove rv park & caBins

3814 riverview ave East, Spences Bridge • 250.458.2227 • acacia-rvpark-cabins.com

anMore caMp & rv park

3230 sunnyside rd, anmore • 604.469.2311 • anmorecamp-rv.ca

apple Beach rv park 915 Bulrush Rd, Oliver • 250.498.4501 • applebeachrv.com

located next to hwy 1, 62

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

apple valley orchard & rv park 1980 Union Rd, Kelowna • 250.763.9840 • applevalleyrv.ca

arrow lakes (shelter Bay) provincial park

50 km south of revelstoke on hwy 23 south, adjacent to the inland fe rge rdy terminal • 866.937.5734 • env.gov.bc.ca/ bcparks/explore/parkpgs/arrow_lks

arrowvale riverside caMpground and cottages

5955 hector rd, port alberni • 250.723.7948 • arrowvale.ca

BareFoot Beach resort

4145 skaha lake rd, penticton • 778.476.0484 • barefootresort.ca

Barkerville caMpgrounds

14301 Barkerville hwy, Barkerville • 1.888.994.3332 • barkerville.ca

Bear creek provincial park

the park is located on westside rd, 9 km off Hwy 97, west of Kelowna • 250.548.0076 • campokanagan.com/bear-creek

Beaver lake resort

2 km west of the town of lake cowichan, follow south shore road towards honeymoon Bay • 250.762.2225 • beaverlakeresort.com

Bella paciFica caMpground

400 Mackenzie Beach rd, Tofino • 250.725.3400 • bellapacifica.com

Blanket creek provincial park

24 km south of revelstoke on Hwy 23 • 250.837.5734 • westkootenayparks.com/blanketcreek-provincial-park

Blue river caMpground

991 west Frontage rd (hwy 5 and Murtle lake rd), Blue River • 250.673.8203 • bluerivercampground.ca

BRANNEN LAKE RV PARK & CAMPSITE

4220 Biggs Rd, Nanaimo • 250.756.0404 • brannenlake.com

CAMP-ALONG TENT & TRAILER RESORT

100 Ash Ave, Kaleden • 250.497.5584 • campalong.com

CANADA WEST RV PARKS 3069 Trans-Canada Hwy, Revelstoke • 250.837.4420 • canadawestrevelstoke.com

CANYON CREEK CAMPGROUND

39035 Hwy 97 south, Hixon • 250.998.4384 • canyoncreekcampground.com

CHAMPION LAKES PROVINCIAL PARK

Hwy 3B, Fruitvale • 250.825.4212 • env.gov.bc.ca/ bcparks/explore/parkpgs/champion_lk

ELLISON PROVINCIAL PARK

Northbound travelling on Hwy 97, turn left on 25 Ave (main intersection downtown Vernon), park is 16 km from that junction, follow blue and white VIP signs saying Ellison Park, Vernon • 250.548.0076 • env.gov.bc.ca/ bcparks/explore/parkpgs/ellison

ELKFORD MUNCIPAL CAMPGROUND 350 Hwy 43, Elkford • 250.865.4019 • elkford.ca

EZ CAMPGROUND 8112 Hwy 97, Oliver • 250.328.2183 • ezcampground.com

FAMILY TREE RIVERSIDE RV AND CAMPGROUND 2055 Arnold Frontage Rd, Sicamous • 250.836.2583 • familytreeriversidervcampground.com

FREE SPIRIT SPHERES

420 Horne Lake Rd, Qualicum Beach • 250.757.9445 • freespiritspheres.com

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK OF CANADA

Trans Canada Hwy, between Revelstoke and Golden, Rogers Pass • 250.837.7500 • pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/bc/glacier

GLADSTONE PROVINCIAL PARK

3359 East Lake Dr, Christina Lake • 250.584.9025 • env.gov. bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/ gladstone

GOLDEN EARS PROVINCIAL PARK

Hwy 7, Maple Ridge • 604.466.8325 • env.gov.bc.ca/ bcparks/explore/parkpgs/ golden_ears

GOLDEN MUNICIPAL CAMPGROUND

1411 9 St south, Golden • 250.344.5412 • goldenmunicipalcampground.com

HARRISON SPRINGS CAMPING & RV PARK

740 Hot Springs Rd, Harrison Hot Springs • 604.796.8900 • harrisonsprings.com

INLAND LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK

Haslam St, Powell River B • 250.286.9992 • env.gov.bc.ca/ bcparks/explore/parkpgs/inland_lk/

JUAN DE FUCA PROVINCIAL PARK

35 km west of Sooke and 36 km east of Port Renfrew • 250.474.1336 • rlcparks.ca

KEKULI BAY PROVINCIAL PARK

Hwy 97, 11 km south of Vernon • 250.548.0076 • env.gov. bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/ kekuli_bay

KOKANEE CREEK PROVINCIAL PARK

19 km from Nelson on Hwy 3A • 250.825.4212 • env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/ parkpgs/kokanee_crk

KOOTENAY NATIONAL PARK - REDSTREAK CAMPGROUND

7500 Redstreak Campground Rd, Radium Hot Springs • 250.347.9505 • pc.gc.ca/eng/ pn-np/bc/kootenay/index.aspx

MARTHA CREEK PROVINCIAL PARK

18 km north of Revelstoke, on Hwy 23 North • 866.937.5734 • westkootenayparks.com

MOUNT FERNIE PROVINCIAL PARK

3 km south of Fernie on Hwy 3 • 250.422.3003 • env.gov. bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/ mt_fernie

MOUNTAIN PARK RESORT 4020 Hwy 3, Erickson • 250.428.2954 • mountainprk.com

MOUNTAINAIRE CAMPGROUND & RV PARK 1092 Spruston Rd, Nanaimo • 250.245.1169 • mountainairervpark.com

MTN FUN BASECAMP

1796 Depot Rd, Squamish • 604.390.4200 • mtnfunbasecamp.com

NAIRN FALLS PROVINCIAL PARK Hwy 99, Pemberton • 604.986.9371 • seatoskyparks.com

NAKUSP HOT SPRINGS, CHALET & CAMPGROUND 8500 Hot Springs Rd, Nakusp • 250.265.4528 • nakusphotsprings.com

SHUSWAP LAKE MARINE PROVINCIAL PARK

Saint Ives • 250.320.9305 • env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/ parkpgs/shu_lk_m

SUMMIT LAKE PROVINCIAL LAKE

18 km southeast of Nakusp • 866.937.5734 • env.gov.bc.ca/ bcparks/explore/parkpgs/summit_lk

SURF JUNCTION CAMPGROUND

2650 Toﬁno-Ucluelet Hwy, Ucluelet • 250.726.7214 • surfjunction.com

SẀIẀS PROVINCIAL PARK (HAYNES POINT)

2 km south of Osoyoos off Hwy 97 onto 32 Ave • 778.437.2295 • env.gov.bc.ca/ bcparks/explore/parkpgs/swiws

TWEEDSMUIR PROVINCIAL PARK

Hwy 20, 400 km west of Williams Lake, midway between Anahim Lake and Bella Coola • 250.982.2662

• env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/tweeds_s

VASEUX LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK

3252 Okanagan Hwy, Okanagan Falls • 250.584.9025 • env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/ parkpgs/vaseux_lk

WASA LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK 40 km north of Cranbrook, Wasa • 250.422.3003 • env. gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/ parkpgs/wasa_lk

WHISTLER RV PARK & CAMPGROUND 55 Hwy 99, Whistler • 604.905.2523 • whistlerrvpark.com

WHITE LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK 10 km northeast of the TransCanada Highway from Balmoral (west of Salmon Arm), Salmon Arm • 250.320.9305 • env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/ parkpgs/wht_lk

PACIFIC RIM NATIONAL PARK RESERVE - GREEN POINT CAMPGROUND

2040 Paciﬁc Rim Hwy, Ucluelet • 877.737.3783 • pc.gc.ca/ en/pn-np/bc/paciﬁcrim/activ/ visit4c

PORTTEAU COVE PROVINCIAL PARK

Hwy 99, 36583 Darrell Bay Rd, Squamish • 604.986.9371 • env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/porteau

ROBERTS CREEK PROVINCIAL PARK

Hwy 101, Roberts Creek • 604.885.3714 • env.gov.bc.ca/ bcparks/explore/parkpgs/roberts_crk

RUCKLE PROVINCIAL PARK

Beaver Point Rd, Salt Spring Island • 877.559.2115 • env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/ parkpgs/ruckle

SALMON ARM CAMPING RESORT 381 Hwy 97B, Salmon Arm • 250.832.6489 • salmonarmcamping.com

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

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River

22 MAJOR 150 KM OF MULTIPARKS

HECTARES

USE TRAILS

On the water, you can go boating, jet skiing, fishing, sightseeing or even panning for gold. In the surrounding parklands, summer activities include cycling, mountain biking, hiking, wildlife watching, Segway tours, funicular rides, and more.

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1 TERWILLEGAR PARK • Hand launch (non-trailer) • 500 metre portage • Parking available

2 FORT EDMONTON PARK • John Janzen Nature Centre • Hand launch (non-trailer) • Fishing (Mountain Whitefish) • Parking available

3 WHITEMUD PARK

• Hand launch (non-trailer) • Fishing (Walleye, Goldeye, Northern Pike) • Parking available

• Hand launch (non-trailer) • Fishing (Walleye, Goldeye)

9 CAPILANO & 50 STREET PARK

BURBOT SAUGER GOLDEYE

WALLEYE MOUNTAIN WHITEFISH

Fish from the North Saskatchewan River may contain higher than average mercury levels. Generally, adults should eat a maximum of one meal of fish per week from these waters; women of childbearing age and children under 15 should abstain. Check with Alberta Environment or the City of Edmonton for more information.

6 EMILY MURPHY PARK

8 DAWSON PARK

DOWNY WOODPECKER

Cast a line into the river and you can catch a variety of fish. Species common to the area include:

SUCKERS

• Fishing (Goldeye) • Parking available

• Hand launch (non-trailer) • Parking available

What’s the Catch?

• Boat launch (trailer access) • Parking available

7 RAFTER’S LANDING

NORTHERN PIKE LAKE STRUGEON

5 WILLIAM HAWRELAK PARK

COYOTE

4 LAURIER PARK

• Hand launch (non-trailer) • Fishing • Parking available

River Events 59TH ANNUAL SOURDOUGH RAFT RACE

HERITAGE FESTIVAL

EPCOR RIVERFEST

DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL

• July 22 • Terwillegar Park • 11 am • 780–406–0235 • sourdoughraftrace.com

• Edmonton (Aug 11), Devon and Fort Saskatchewan (Aug 12) • www.epcorriverfest.ca

• Aug 4 – 6 • William Hawrelak Park • for times and prices visit heritagefest.ca • Aug 17 – 19 • Louise McKinney Park • for times and prices visit edmontondragonboatfestival.ca

• Boat launch (trailer access) • Parking available

10 GOLDBAR PARK • Fishing (Goldeye) • Parking available

11 HERMITAGE PARK • Fishing (Trout) • Canoe dock • Parking available 64

River Valley Alliance A collaberation of seven municipalities along the river valley, including Town of Devon, Parkland County, Leduc County, City of Edmonton, Strathcona County, Sturgeon MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

County and City of Fort Saskatchewan. This world-class, continuous river valley park system spans 88 kms with 22+ parks, and numerous trails. rivervalley.ab.ca

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Maintenance It’s a good idea to carry some basic tools for quick fixes en route. At minimum, yours should include: • Tire pump • Spare tube/patch kit • Multi-tool (should have hex keys and screwdriver) • Find supplies at various bike shops around the city

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• Use a bell to alert others when passing The City of Edmonton maintains municipal transportation infrastructure, including the bicycle transportation network. If you want more information to inquire into planning, or provide feedback to city planners, visit: edmonton.ca/cycling

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• 117 km of signed, street-oriented bicycle facilities

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The secret to cruising, touring, bombing or commuting through Edmonton by bicycle is to find the nearest ravine or river valley access, and keep to the valley as long as you can. Not only is it the most serene and shady route, it’s often the simplest, shortest, and has the least traffic to contend with. The valley winds from northeast to southwest with ravine offshoots leading up into many neighbourhoods. For the outer perimeter, bike trails and signed bike routes/ sharrow lanes are generally best. Although bikes are permitted on all city roads, the Whitemud, Yellowhead and other major thoroughfares aren’t the most pleasant. Detouring around them often only takes a few minutes, and is well worth it.

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All full-sized ETS buses (except inter-municipal highway routes) are equipped with bike racks. Each rack fits two bikes; first come, first ser ve. Regular fares apply, bikes ride free.

fic rules apply • If under the age of 18, wear a helmet

Mountain Biking Four Edmonton beginner trails are listed in the top 20 trails in Canada by singletracks.com members: Strathcona Science Park, Terwillegar Park, Mill Creek Ravine (South) and Capilano Loop. Most bike shops host free weekly rides for all skill levels throughout the summer. It’s a great way to get to know local trails

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Bike Events Bike Month — June, edmontonbikes.ca Bike Maintenance Classes and Tours — Various times thoughout the season, events.mec.ca Critical Mass — last Friday of every month, leaving from City Hall at 5:30 pm, biking to Gazebo Park

Spray Parks are open 9 am to 9 pm, weather permitting. Some exceptions may occur check with local community league. Supervised times vary. For most city facilities (C) dial 780.442.5311

Queen Mary Park Spray Park • 10844-117 St • 780.447.5389 Riverdale Spray Park • 9231-100 Ave • 780.426.6528

EDMONTON SOUTH 1

EDMONTON EAST 1 ACT Aquatic and Recreation Centre • 2909-113 Ave • 9 am – 9 pm (daily) • (C) 2

Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre • 11000 Stadium Rd • 6 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 7 am – 9 pm (Sat and Sun) • special programming occurs regularly, and may change free swim times • (C)

3 Eastglen Leisure Centre • 11410-68 St • 6 am – 9:30 pm (Mon – Thu), 6 am – midnight (Fri – Sat), 8 am – 7 pm (Sun) • (C) 4

Londonderry Fitness and Leisure Centre 14528-66 St • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri) • 7 am – 10 pm (Sat and Sun), 8 am – 8 pm (Holidays) • (C)

5 O’Leary Fitness and Leisure Centre • 8804-132 Ave • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 6 am – 10 pm (Sat), 8:30 am – 10 pm (Sun) • (C) 6 YMCA (Downtown) 10211-102 Ave • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 7 am – 10 pm (Sat – Sun), 7 am – 4 pm (Holidays) • 780.452.9622 Alberta Avenue Spray Park 9210-118 Ave • Only operational when staff are on-site • (C) Eastwood Spray Park 11803-86 St • (C) Giovanni Caboto Spray Park 108 A Ave – 95 St • (C) Glengarry Spray Park • 15005-79 St • Staffed 11 am – 6 pm • (C) Highlands Spray Park • 11333-62 St • 780.477.5350 Killarney - Spray Park • 8720-130A Ave • (C) Montrose - Spray Park • 5955-120 Ave • (C)

Confederation Leisure Centre • 11204-43 Ave • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Thu), 5:30 am – 9 pm (Fri), 6 am – 5:30 pm (Sat – Sun) • 780.944.7402

2 Hardisty Fitness and Leisure Centre • 10535-65 St • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 6 am – 4 pm (Sat), 6am – 10 pm (Sun) • Special programming occurs regularly, and may change free swim times • (C)

3 Queen Elizabeth (Kinsmen Sports Centre) • 9100 Walterdale Hill • 5:30 am – 10:30 pm (Mon – Fri), 6:30 am – 10 pm (Sat), 7 am – 10 pm (Sun) • Special programming occurs regularly, and may change free swim times • (C) 4 Mill Woods Recreation Centre • 7207-28 Ave • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 7 am – 10 pm (Sat and Sun), 8 am – 8 pm (Holidays) • special programming occurs regularly, and may change free swim times • (C) Scona Pool • 10450-72 Ave • Attached to Old Scona high school, the free swim times for this facility vary • 780.496.8756 6 YMCA (South) • 1975-111 St • 5:30 am – 10:30 pm (Mon – Fri), 7 am – 9 pm (Sat, Sun, and Holidays) • 780.439.9622 7 Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre • 2051 Leger Rd • 5:30 am – 10:30 pm (daily), 7 am – 9 pm (Holidays) • (C) Aspen Gardens Spray Park • 12015-39A Ave • (C) Avonmore Park • 7902-73 Ave • 780.465.1941 Bonnie Doon Spray Park • 9240-93 St • Bonnie Doon Rec Centre closed, though the spray park is open • (C) Cloverdale Spray Park • 9411-97 Ave • 780.465.0306

Ellingson Park Spray Park (Parkallen) • 6510-111 St • (C)

2 World Waterpark West Edmonton Mall • 87 Ave-172 St • Hours vary: 10 am – 9pm (summer) • 780. 444.5300

Forest Heights Spray Park •10150-80 St • 780.756.6468

3 YMCA (West) • 7121-178 St • 5:30 am – 10:15 pm (Mon – Fri), 7 am – 8:45 pm (Sat and Sun) • 780.481.9622

Fulton Place Spray Park • 104 Ave Fulton Rd • (C) Gold Bar Park Spray Park • 4620-105 Ave • (C) Greenfield Spray Park • 3755 Ave-114 St • 780. 435.7833 Hazeldean Spray Park • 9630-66 Ave • 780.439.0847 Kenilworth Spray Park • 7104-87 Ave • 10 am – 8 pm • 780.469.1711 King Edward Park Spray Park • 7708-85 St • 780.469.2468 Lansdowne Park Spray Park • 2323-51 Ave • spray park only available when staff are on-site • 780.413.0411 Lendrum Park Spray Park • 11335-57 Ave • 780.504.7046 McKernan Park Spray Park • 17535-112 ST • (C)

Athlone - Spray Park • 13010-129 St • (C)

Lions Water Play Park • 38 Ave and 60 Street, Beaumont • Open year-round • 9 am – 9 pm • 780.929.8782

Elmwood - Spray Park • 12505-75 St • (C) Coronation Park (Woodcroft) Spray Park • 13915-115 Ave • (C) G. Edmund Kelly Spray Park 15005-79 St • Staffed 11 am – 6 pm • (C) Glenora Park Spray Park • 10426-136 St • (C) Grovenor Park Spray Park • 14325-104 Ave • (C) High Park - Spray Park • 110 Ave and 154 St • Operational when staff are on-site • 780.477.5350

Laurier Heights Park Spray Park • 14405-85 Ave • (C)

Queen Alexandra Park - Spray Park • 10722-73 Ave • (C) Ritchie Park Spray Park • 7727-98 St • 780.433.7137 Strathcona Spray Park • 10139-87 St • 780.439.1501 Strathearn Spray Park • 8777-96 Ave • 780.461-9268

EDMONTON WEST 1 Grand Trunk Fitness & Leisure Centre • 13025-112 St • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 7:30 am – 9 pm (Sat), 7:30 am – 10 pm (Sun) • (C)

BEAUMONT Beaumont Spray Park • 5417-43 Ave, Beaumont • Park is open daily 5 am – 11 pm, but spray park hours vary • 780.929.8782

Kensington Spray Park • 12130-134A Ave • (C)

Ottewell Park Spray Park • 5920-93A Ave • 780.463.3330

Westmount Spray Park • 12840-109 Ave • (C)

4 YMCA (Castledowns) • 11510-153 Ave • 5:30 am – 10:15 pm (Mon – Fri), 7 am – 8:45 pm (Sat and Sun) • 780.476.9622

Hudson Park Spray Park • 13625 Cumberland Rd • (C)

Mill Woods Spray Park • 2730-66 St • (C)

West Meadowlark Spray Park • 9311-165 St • (C)

North Glenora Park Spray Park • 13535-109A Ave • Operational when staff are on site • 780. 452.6610 Prince Charles Spray Park • 12449-121 Ave • (C) Rosslyn - Spray Park • 11015-134 Ave • (C) Sherbrooke Spray Park • 13008-122 Ave • (C) Wellington Park Spray Park • 13440-132 St • Community league makes the hours • 780.454.9790

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DEVON Devon Splash Park • Devon Centennial Park, 00 Athabasca Ave, Devon • 10 am – 9 pm (daily) • 780.987.8300 Devon Outdoor Pool • 34 Haven Ave, Devon • 6 am 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 9 am – 9 pm (Sat and Sun) • 780.987.4616

FORT SASKATCHEWAN Harbour Pool • 10001-94 Ave, Fort Saskatchewan • 8 am – 4:30 pm (daily) • 780.992.6161 Kin Family Spray Park • 95a Ave & Westpark Drive, Fort Saskatchewan • 9 am – 8 pm • 780.992.6248

LEDUC Leduc Recreation Centre • 4330 Black Gold Dr • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 8 am – 9 pm (Sat – Sun) Canada Day • 780. 980.7120

ST ALBERT Fountain Park Recreation Centre • 4 Cunningham Rd, St. Albert • 5:30 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 6 am – 8:30 (Sat), 7 am – 8:30 pm (Sun) • 780.459.1553 Grosvenor Park Outdoor Pool • 1 Grenfell Avenue, St Albert • open from the Sat following Victoria Day until Labour Day • 8 am – 5 pm (Mon – Fri) • 780.458.2002 Servus Place • 400 Campbell Rd • 5:30 am – 10:30 pm (Mon – Fri), 6:30 am – 10:30 pm (Sat), 6:30 am – 9:30 pm (Sun) • 780.418.6088 Woodlands Water Play Park

• 165 Sturgeon Rd, St. Albert • am – 5 pm (Mon – Fri) • 780. 459.1553

SHERWOOD PARK Clover Bar Ranch Spray Park 875 Jim Common Drive, Sherwood Park • Park open from 6 am – 11 pm, but spray park times vary • 780.464.8117 Kinsmen Leisure Centre • 2001 Oak St, Sherwood Park • 780.464.2112 • 8:30 am – 9:30 pm (Mon – Fri), 8:30 am – 6:30 pm (Sat and Sun) • 780.464.2112 Kinsmen/Westboro • Strathcona Dr • 9 am – 4 pm (Mon – Fri) • 780.464.8111 Millennium Place • 2000 Premier Way • 5 am – 11 pm (daily) • 780.416.3300

SPRUCE GROVE Transalta Tri-leisure Centre • 221 Jennifer Heil Way, Spruce Grove • 5 am – 10 pm (Mon – Fri), 6 – 9 pm (Sat – Sun) • 780. 960.5080

OUTDOOR POOLS SEASON PASS Get unlimited access to all four City of Edmonton Outdoor Pools all summer long. (Passes can be purchased at any City of Edmonton Recreation Centre). Outdoor pools usually open in late June or early July when the weather warms up, and generally they run from 11 am – 7 pm. Fred Broadstock 15720-105 Ave Mill Creek 9555-84 Ave Oliver 10315-119 St Queen Elizabeth 9100 Walterdale Hill

ACCIDENTAL BEACH The city will create some short-term rules and amenities like garbage cans for the Accidental Beach if it resurfaces this summer. The municipal government is also looking at six new locations, picked from a listof 21, that could, in the future, sport natural beaches near the North Saskatchewan River. The process could take between four to six years.

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Adventure GOING UP AND DOWN

The 100th Street Funicular / Supplied

N O A T N N D O T M HE D E S S A E L L G E V T A A T E O R R G

An overview of the city’s latest asset in the river valley

hose who are familiar with Edmonton’s downtown core, know it has certain constants that seem to have always existed. They can be the high quality sandwiches at the Italian Centre, the questionability of the water

The goal of this contraption’s construction was conceived in tandem with the city’s focus on downtown accessibility. The inner core of the city bleeds into the local green river valley, so it was only a matter of time until

accessibility to the river valley for all citizens, but also to supply a unique kind of social space. “We wanted to make an inviting place, coupled with the birds-eyeview of the river valley and I think we’ve accomplished that,” says

“Initially, there was immense study on placement. Once a position was picked then we hit the fun point of ‘OK, how are we going to build this?’” at City Hall’s wading pool, or the grueling staircase to get to and from the river valley. City officials took it upon themselves to remedy the issue of river valley accessibility last December, after opening the 100th street funicular, a diagonal form of an outdoor elevator. 68

it built some connective tissue between the two. Development began back in 2015, and the funicular and surrounding natural area was completed last winter. The entire ensemble includes a lookout, promenade, and footbridge, all of which were designed to not only give suitable

Jesse Banford, the city’s director for facility infrastructure delivery. Banford oversaw the bulk of the funicular and its corresponding component’s construction over the two-year period. By juggling numerous project managers and feedback from citizens, Banford was able to create

something that had not been seen in the city before. “Initially, there was immense study on placement. Once a position was picked then we hit the fun point of ‘OK, how are we going to build this?’” Banford says. Function and fashion had to come into play immensely as the nature of the funicular had to suit the needs of the people of the city, but also not look like a giant glass box in the middle of a lavish valley. Measures were taken to make sure of this as the entire setup includes strategic wood placements, making it blend against the natural backdrop of the area’s vegetation. “The initial question we asked ourselves was: ‘How do we make it look like it is supposed to be there?’” Banford says. Since the installment’s opening in December, the area has seen

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high pedestrian traffic and positive feedback from many in the city. However, some have questioned why a winter city needed such an expensive installation that will probably only see consistent use during our short summers. “It doesn’t matter what you deliver or propose; there’s always going to be critics … a lot of the feedback has been overwhelming and even the naysayers are impressed,” Banford says. With warm weather already here, this new addition to the city will be put to the test and Banford and his team are standing by, as over the next year adjustments will be made as the area grows in popularity. As far as it seems right now this new addition to the city will breathe new life into the river valley— let’s just hope it’s all going up from here. Jake Pesaruk

Adventure CANOEING

DEVON TO EDMONTON — BY PADDLE

Edmonton Canoe offers the opportunity to canoe from Devon to Edmonton during the summer months All Summer Edmonton Canoe Voyage begins on Devon riverside edmontoncanoe.com

The canoe from Devon to Edmonton / Mitch Goldenberg

’ll never forget my partner’s glee as we pulled our canoe onto the Windermere Golf and Country Club last summer. “Land!” she screamed, as we pulled our canoe up to the shore and stepped out of our tin voyageur for the first time in four hours. “Lunch!” I yelled as we marched toward the clubhouse. Our halfway checkpoint from a day on the North Saskatchewan River offered us the rare opportu-

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nity to walk, eat, and look at each other face-to-face. It’s not that we didn’t appreciate the chance to paddle through nature on that rainy August day, but rather, we were eager to enjoy the break we had been working toward all morning. Our experience with Edmonton Canoe began on a weekend morning at 9 am, when our bus departed Laurier Park heading southwest.

For $120, the company ships you and a partner to Devon, provides you with a canoe, two lifejackets, and paddles. Then, they push you off the shore to wander through 35 km of water, trees, golf courses, dog parks, bridges, cottages, and finally, the city’s downtown skyline. The stream flows in your favour, but sometimes the wind doesn’t. That was our main challenge during a day of peaks and valleys, literally and figuratively, paddling back to our car. Devon made for a peaceful start to the journey amongst a rocky shore filled with trees and cliffs. Once we passed a few fishermen and separated from the pack, tunes were cranked, sing-a-longs commenced and it wasn’t long until we untied our first bag of snacks. We kept searching for the sources of mysterious wildlife noises,

including quacks, squawks and buzzing. Soon after, we spotted a beaver building a dam. 73 bottles of beer on the wall later, we lost cell phone service and felt our first sprinkle of rain. The wind picked up as we inched closer to our desired lunch spot. Mother Nature would make us earn our break with an hour of intense paddling through wind to stay on-course. Comfy seats and bathrooms awaited us in the clubhouse as we regrouped for the second half. As we approached the limits of Edmonton proper, progress came to a halt. Our canoe blew towards rocks in the middle of the river, making the water shallow and paddling impossible. After 10 minutes of maneuvering attempts with our bodies and paddles, we came to the sad reality that I would have to get into the water and push.

It was a dark moment as I looked down at my shoes, imagining my feet in the cold water having to dry off in the breezy chill. The shuddering boosted my motivation—you can do this. Another 10 minutes of wiggling our bodies and digging our paddles into the ground did the trick. We floated back into the stream and would soon swoon from the sound of cars racing over the Anthony Henday Highway bridge. We were close! Passing familiar landmarks was the best part—Terwillegar Dog Park, Patricia Ravine Trail, and finally, Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park. Land ho: Our glorious return to shore marked the beginning of a few days of soreness, and the end of a demanding, rewarding, and memorable day streaming on the North Saskatchewan. Mitch Goldenberg

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icycles are the best. Super fun? Check. Great exercise? Absolutely. Can ride on water? Actually, yes—if you invest in the pontoon bike contraption that a local company is importing from Italy. Through their company Schaefer Innovation, Edmonton husband-and-wife team Chris and Simona Schaefer, have the distribution rights to the Shuttle Bike Water Riding Kit. It turns nearly any bike into a propeller-driven watercraft, advertised as having a cruising speed of 10 km/h—twice as fast as a canoe. “Riding your bike on the water, it’s like a fantasy,” Chris Schaefer says. “I think it’s going to revolutionize cycling.” On an early-spring weekday evening, the Schaefers were demoing the kit to a couple of interested buyers in a windowless basement hotel meeting room. They’d planned to do an on-water demo, but the pool was closed for maintenance—

so instead they showed off how to set up the kit. Using a generic Schwinn hardtail mountain bike—you can order kits to fit 26”, 27.5”/29” or even 20” folding bike wheel sizes— they started by attaching mounting brackets to the seat stays and down tube of the bike frame. These have their own tightening hardware, so there’s no need to pack wrenches. Then they used the back-wheel-powered dyno to power the included pump to inflate the three-metre pontoons. After futzing with some metal tubes, they popped the bike on top of the floaties—a bike was now a boat.

A propeller mounted under the front wheel drives the rig and you steer like you would a normal bike. The whole thing weighs 12 kilograms, fits in an included backpack, and has a load capacity of 140 kilograms. The kit costs $2,300 to $2,500 depending on which wheel size you need, and Schaefer says he’ll back that up with a fiveyear warranty. It all sounds very good—but how stable is a person perched on a bicycle mounted on air chambers? “It’s very safe,” Schaefer told the prospective buyers. “The pontoons are dual-chambered,

in case one tears. And they’ve tested this with ocean waves and by having a Sea-Doo intentionally drive close to it.” Schaefer, who describes himself as a serial entrepreneur, says he first saw the Shuttle Bike Kit online while looking for green transportation initiatives. After contacting the Italian company Shuttle Bike Kit Engineering—a small, family-run business that has been making these kits for about seven years—he secured the exclusive distribution rights for Canada, good for 750 units in 2018. It’s the first time this technology is available in the country

and Schaefer says he anticipates enthusiastic adoption. In the hotel meeting room, one of the prospective buyers—a young German man—says he is planning an epic river adventure combining canoeing, kayaking and possibly now biking down on the water. So could this be the evolution of cycling? For the kind of rider who truly wants to avoid aggressive drivers and crowded trails, it could be an investment in tranquility. “And you don’t get dirt and dust in your face,” laughs Simona Schaefer. Josh Marcellin

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Calgary BBQ on the Bow • Mont-

gomery Community Centre, 5003-16 Ave NW • Sep 1 – 2 • Various barbecue type foods will be featured when teams compete for prize money and a chance to cook in Kansas City • bbqonthebow.com

CAlgAry Eid FEStivAl

• Edworthy Park, 5050 Spruce dr • 12 pm • A festival type celebration of the Muslim cultural and religious holiday of Eid al-Fitr. The idea is to have a time for members from the Calgary community to get together, learn what Eid is about and celebrate • maceidfest.com/calgary

CAlgAry Folk MuSiC FEStivAl • Prince’s island

Park • Jul 26 – 29 • $180 (adult four day pass), $120 (student/senior), $60-80 (single adult ticket), $25-40 (single student/senior ticket) • Featuring A Tribe Called Red, Blackalicious, Damien Durado, and more • calgaryfolkfest.com

CAlgAry FriNgE FEStivAl • different venues throughout Calgary • Aug 3 – 11 • A plethora of 160 unique theatre performances and rarities • calgaryfringe.ca

CAlgAry Horror CoN 2018 • Clarion Hotel, 2120-16

Ave NE • Jun 2 – 3 • $35 for weekend pass, $20 (Sat), $25 (Sun) • The first convention in Canada dedicated specifically to horror. Guests include: James Remar (Dexter, The Warriors), David Naughton (An American Werewolf in London), Danielle Harris (Rob Zombie’s Halloween) • horror-con.ca

CAlgAry iNtErNAtioNAl BluES FEStivAl • Shaw Millenium Park, 1220-9 Ave SW • Jul 30 – Aug 5 • 12 – 9 pm • A week filled with workshops, special events and concerts culminates in four days and nights of non-stop music on the mainstage • calgarybluesfest.com

CAlgAry JAPANESE FEStivAl – oMAtSuri •

Max Bell Centre, 1001 Barlow tr SE • Aug 11 • Visitors to the festival will be treated to Japanese customs, presentations of traditional music, dance and song, martial arts demonstrations, and more • calgaryjapanesefestival.com.

CAlgAry PridE 2018 •

various venues throughout Calgary • Aug 24 – Sep 3 • Come support the LGBTQ2S+ community with the annual pride parade and various activities • calgarypride.ca

CAlgAry riBFESt BBQ • Max Bell Centre, 1001 Barlow tr SE • Jul 20 – 22 • Free admission • Calgary Ribfest is a family-friendly fundraising event serving up the best in slow-cooked ribs, chicken, and delicious pulled pork• calgaryribfest.ca

CAlgAry StAMPEdE

• Stampede Park, 1410 olympic Way SE • Jul 6 – 15

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• One of the biggest events of the year with the roughest, toughest cowboys ever to grace the Earth. Performances by Brad Paisley on Jul 13 • calgarystampede.com

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rd 33 • Jul 13 – 15 • Dress up in your best family friendly costume and visit the Artist Market featuring unique items from local artists or stop by the Photo Op Zone to be transported to a world far, far away. Forgot your mask? Stop by the Superhero Face Painting Center ($5 per face). Come experience Calaway Park you never have before • calawaypark.com

CHASiNg SuMMEr MuSiC FEStivAl • Max Bell Cen-

FrANCo FESt • Murdoch

Park, 9 St NE and Centre Ave • Aug 4 – 5 • A celebration of many Francophone cultures including Africa, North America, Europe, and Asia through dance, music, food, arts and crafts that demonstrate the magnitude and diversity of Canadian heritage • francofestcalgary.com

FiEStAvAl CAlgAry • olympic Plaza, 228-8 Ave SE • Jul 20 – 22 • A free festival of multicultural wonder highlighting Latin American culture • fiestaval.ca FuNNyFESt CAlgAry

tre Festival grounds, 1001 Barlow trail SE • Aug 4 – 5 • $139.95 (tier 1), $149.95 (tier 2), $159.95 (tier 3) • Featuring artists: DJ Snake, Kaskade, Borgore, and more • chasingsummerfestival.com

• various venues throughout Calgary • Jun 1 – 10 • A festival delivered only by volunteers featuring some of the funniest minds of the planet • funnyfest.com

CouNtry tHuNdEr AlBErtA • 223 Cas-

Park • Aug 16 – 25 • $12.50 (single admission to one night); $66.00 global Passes • A friends and family-oriented multicultural affair, GlobalFest brings you cultural pavilions, cultural food, performance stages, night market, beer gardens, children’s activities and more. Come and be mesmerized by 22 minute pyromusicals coming from Ukraine, Spain, Philippines, China and Canada • globalfest.ca

tleridge Blvd NE • Aug 17 – 19 • $179 (three day pass) • The music festival that brings some of the biggest country names in the world. Lineup includes Eric Church, Toby Keith, Dean Brody, and more • countrythunder.com

CAlgAry turkiSH FEStivAl • Festival Hall,

1215-10 Ave SE • Jul 19 – 22 • $179 (threeday pass) • Turkish art, folk dance, music and gourmet food, where visitors will get an opportunity to celebrate, learn, and savour Turkish hospitality, culture, heritage and cuisine • calgaryturkishfestival.ca

CAlgAry ukrAiNiAN FEStivAl • Acadia recre-

ation Complex, 240-90 Ave SE • Jun 2 – 3 • Celebrate Ukrainian heritage with food, vendors, dance, art, and more • calgaryukrainianfestival.ca

FEStivAl oF CHAriotS

• Shaw Millennium Park, 1120-9 Ave SW • Jul 21 • The Festival of Chariots, originated thousands of years ago, in Jagannatha Puri in Orissa on the north eastern coast of

India, where it is still observed by the entire population. Come see the Calgary iteration • calgary.iskcon.ca

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gloBAlFESt • Elliston

HEritAgE dAy FEStivAl

• olympic Plaza, 222 8 Ave SE • Aug 7 • Free • Multicultural performances, food, and unique handicrafts. Explore the Indian Village, get your face painted into a lion, jump in a bouncy castle, frolic in the water, try a new dish, or simply soak up the sun in front of the stage and enjoy the folk performances • calgaryfolkartscouncil.ca

igNitE! 2018 • Pumphouse

theatres, 2140 Pumphouse Ave SW • Jun 5 – 9 • Brighten up your summer with Ignite! Guests will be able to immerse themselves within the world of art with performances in music, theatre, and dance by local artists • sagetheatre.ca

JAZZ YYC SUMMER FESTIVAL • Alexandra Cen-

tre Society, 922-9 Ave SE, Jun 16 – 17 • 12 pm • The summer festival showcases jazz in all its forms. Local artists and touring Canadian artists perform in concerts, jam sessions, workshops and free public events at venues and unconventional spaces in Inglewood and downtown • jazzyyc.com

KENSINGTON’S DIAGON ALLEY • Kensington Rd

• Jul 29 • 9 am – 5:30 pm • To celebrate J.K Rowling’s birthday, Kensington will be tunred into Calgary’s very own Diagon Alley. Stores participating will have in-store activities and will be transformed as the shops in the Harry Potter world • visitkensington.com

LILAC FESTIVAL • Jun 3 •

10 am – 6 pm • Southwood Community Centre, 4th St SW • Free • Each summer, thousands of attendees come out to enjoy the unique and pedestrian-friendly 4th Street

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venue, offering an array of musical talent, artisan vendors, quality entertainment and some perfect people watching • calgary.ca

MARDA GRAS STREET FESTIVAL • Marda Loop, 33

and 34 Ave • Aug 12 • 10 am – 5 pm • Calgary is transformed into the streets of New Orleans for one day. Experience an array of different activities and cultural performances • mardagras.ca

MEXIFEST • Eau Claire Pla-

za, 139 Barclay Parade SW • Jul 6 – 7 • 11 am – 11 pm • A free and family-oriented, multicultural arts and entertainment festival highlighting Mexican culture • mexifest.ca

PET-A-PALOOZA • 200 Barclay Parade SW • Jul 28 – 29 • Western Canada’s largest pet festival that includes “The Running of the Bulls” (French and English bull dog races), agility demos, photo booth, and more • petapaloozawest.com

RHUBARB FEST • Jun 2 •

11 am – 5pm • Southwood Community Centre, 11 Sackville Dr SW • Free • Rhubarb Fest is a community festival that takes place in southwest Calgary. The event includes: kid bouncers, petting zoo, face painting, market place, vendors, live music, beer gardens, and more • calgary.ca

SHAKESPEARE BY THE BOW • Jun 29 – Aug 19 •

Prince’s Island Park •By donation • Enjoy a take on Shakespeare’s The Two Gentlemen of Verona put on by Theatre Calgary • theatrecalgary.com

SLED ISLAND • Various venues throughout Calgary • Jun 20 – 24 • $214 (Discovery Pass), $35 (all ages passes) • A ﬁve-day music and art festival that brings over 250 plus bands. Featuring Dirty Projectors, Deerhoof, Slow, Wand, Michael Rault, and more • sledisland.com

TERMINUS 2018 • Dickens, 1000-9 Ave SW • Jul 27 – 29 • $180 (weekend pass) • Western Canada’s multi-day dark synth industrial festival featuring performances by Actors, Mesh, Leather Strip, iVardensphere, and more • terminus-festival.com TASTE OF CALGARY •

Eau Claire’s Festival Plaza, Barclay Parade and 3 St SW • Aug 9 – 12 • Free • Probably the most appetizing festival of the year centered on discovering the tastiest cuisine Calgary has to offer. Also musical performances and other cool events • tasteofcalgary.com

VEGFEST • Shaw Millenium

Park, 1220-9 Ave SW • Jun 16 • By donation • VegFest Calgary will be a celebration of plant-based living through an exploration of delicious food, fashion, beauty products, and more • vegfestcalgary.com

WHEN WORDS COLLIDE

• Delta Calgary South, 135 Southbound Dr SE • Aug 10 – 12 • A festival for readers, authors, publishers, artists— basically anybody creative with a penchant for prose. Featuring authors Peter V. Brett, Harold Johnson, Sam Morgan, and more • whenwordscollide.org

ONGOING SUMMER EVENTS ADULTS ONLY NIGHT •

220 St George’s Drive NE, Telus Spark • The second Thursday of every month • $19.95 (add-ons may apply) • 18 + only. Free reign in the gallery, full bar, and risky science. Each night features a different theme • sparkscience.ca

NATIONAL MUSIC CENTRE

• Studio Bell, 850-4 St SE • 10 am - 5pm, Wed - Sun and everyday in July • Calgary’s musical hub that includes a yearround festival, making music rooms, as well as note-worthy musician exhibits • nmc.ca

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East 39TH ANNUAL CLOVERLODGE STAMPEDE

• Viking Rodeo Grounds, 4425-55 Ave, Viking • Jun 23 – 24 • Awesome rodeo action, Christian cowboy service, and more • 780.336.2138 or 780.385.0556

50TH ANNIVERSARY– COLD LAKE RODEO

• Cold Lake Agricultural Society Exhibition Park, 460838 Ave, Cold Lake • Jun 8 – 10 • Heart-pounding displays of traditional rodeo events • coldlakeag.ca • 780.594.0067

BABAS & BORSHCH UKRAINIAN FESTIVAL •

Lamont • Aug 25 – 26 • Free admission • Celebrate 125 years of Ukrainian immigration by learning about the Ukrainian culture with food, performances, folk arts, demonstrations, tours, displays of history, religion, and agriculture • babasandborshch.com

between Lloydminster and Bonnyville • Jun 8 – 10 • Pancake breakfasts, dances, and of course, a rodeo competition • leaparkprorodeo.com

BISON FEST • Elk Island National Park, 54401 Range Rd 203, Fort Saskatchewan • Jun 2 • Bison were nearly lost from North America, but by the early 20th century, bison purchased from Montana and brought to Elk Island National Park began to slowly re-build their numbers. Celebrate all things bison, from conservation, to culture, to cuisine • pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/elkisland

65TH ANNUAL WAINWRIGHT STAMPEDE

BOSCOMBE HILLBILLY JAM • East of Ashmont •

64TH ANNUAL LEA PARK PRO RODEO • Lea Park,

• Wainwright • Jun 21 – 24 • $150 (weekend pass) • The ﬁfth-largest stampede in Canada, including wild pony races, chuckwagon races, a parade, and a cabaret • wainwrightstampede.ca

ARTS WITHOUT BORDERS • Various venues around Lloydminster • Jun 4 – 23 • An arts-based festival that includes a communityart project, play with clay, Lloyminister Reads, an artwalk, ﬁlm fest, art show, and more • artswithoutborders.ca

Jul 13 – 15 • Stage show, band scramble, Sunday gospel • goeastofedmonton.com

wild like the Cree did in 1792 • history.alberta.ca/fortgeorge • 780.724.2611

CLANDONALD COUNTRY FAIR • CLANDONALD •

Aug 10 – 11 • Bench shows, pancake breakfasts, gold mines, races, bale decorating, and more • clandonaldalberta.ca • 780.853.2084

COLD LAKE AIR SHOW & FULL THROTTLE FESTIVAL • Cold Lake • Jul 20 – 22 • The only show in Canada that features the F-22. Featuring live entertainment, beer gardens, and more • coldlakeairshow.com

COLONIAL DAYS • Lloydminster Exhibition Grounds • Jul 11 – 14 • Midway rides, live entertainment, livestock shows, grandstand concerts, chuckwagon racing, demolition derbies, and more • lloydexh.com/colonial-days COME BY THE HILLS MUSIC FESTIVAL • Wain-

BRUCE STAMPEDE • Bruce • Jul 27 – 29 • Featuring concerts, pony chariot chuckwagon races, a rodeo, RCMP musical ride, parade, and more • brucestampede.ca

wright • Aug 17 – 18 • $30 – $80 • A music festival nestled in the valleys. Featuring music by Daniel Gervais, Black Velvet, Rooster Davis, and more • comebythehills.ca

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FRIENDS’ UKRAINIAN MUSIC FEST • Ukrainian

Cultural Village, 50 km east of Edmonton on Hwy 16 • Jun 24, 10 am – 5 pm (gates open at 9 am) • Musical magic on display from the region’s ﬁnest Ukrainian folk songsters, along with a village market, food, and childrens’ activities • ukrainianvillage.ca

HAIRY HILL RODEO • Hairy Hill • Jul 6 – 7 • Hairy Hill’s rodeo will be hairy, but only because of the animals. Enjoy a heavy-horse pull, rodeo, kids wild-pony race, wild-horse race, wild-cow milking, silent auction, dancing, and much more • goeastguide.com • 780.768.3880 or 780.208.9254 HARDISTY RODEO & COMBINE CRUNCH • Hard-

isty • Jul 20 – 22 • A good old rodeo with a street fair, an open-air dance, and parade • hardisty.ca • 780.888.3623

HARVEST OF THE PAST / HARVEST FOOD FESTIVAL • Ukrainian Cul-

tural Village, 50 km east of Edmonton on Hwy 16 • Sep 9, 10 am – 5 pm (gates open at 9 am) • Celebrate Alberta’s agricultural roots with a traditional harvest at the Ukrainian Village. The Harvest Food Festival offers a unique culinary experience for visitors to sample favourite fall foods from the region. Other historical activities include ﬂower and herb drying, feather stripping, making kapusta (sour cabbage), grinding wheat, quilting, and food canning • ukrainianvillage.ca

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• Holden Complex, 5123-50 St, Holden • Jun 9 • An annual community celebration with activities for the whole family. Events include a pancake breakfast, barbecue, parade, farmers’ market, art show, ﬁreworks, kids activities, and more • village.holden.ab.ca

KILLAM 47TH ANNUAL INDOOR RODEO • Killam •

Jun 15 – 16 • Rodeo perfor-

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mances, daily breakfast, chili cook-off, parade, street fair, show and shine, ﬁreworks, and more • killam-ag-society.com • 780.385.3977

54TH ANNUAL LAC LA BICHE POW WOW DAYS

• Lac La Biche • Jul 13 – 15 • Enjoy a midway, family fun Friday, ﬁsh derby, ball tournaments, triathlon, parade, cultural displays, performances, and socials • 780.520.3777

LAMONT COMMUNITY FAIR AND PEROGY FESTIVAL • Various loca-

tions throughout Lamont • Jun 23 • Featuring a parade, demo derby, pierogi supper, market, and more • lamont.ca

LAMONT SUMMER SIZZLER RODEO AND FAIR •

Conrad Schinkinger Memorial Grounds, one mile south from the junction of Hwy 15 and Hwy 831, Lamont • Jul 13 – 25 • Pancake breakfast, parade, rodeo, demolition derby, combine krunch, bench show, market garden, beer gardens, rodeo dance, and more • lamontagsociety.ca • 780.298.0383

LEA PARK JAMBOREE

• Jubilee Regional Park, Marwayne • Jun 23 – 24 • Enjoy some sweet tunes in the outdoors • 780.847.3556

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MUNDARE AGRI-DAYS • Mundare Agricultural Society, Mundare • Aug 18 – 19 • Featuring a parade, exhibit, and a market • mundare.ca • 780.764.3929 NEWBROOK COMMUNITY FAIR • Newbrook Commu-

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Prairie Fun Days Parks Day • National parks around the province • Jul 21 • Activities that highlight the important role that parks play in maintaining healthy and resilient ecosystems, protecting critical habitat for at-risk species, and contributing to human health and well-being • parks-parcs.ca Polka Fest aNd PioNeer Days • radway agriCentre, 5108-51 st, radway • Jul 27 – 29 • A weekend of mixed slo-pitch tournaments, beer gardens, pancake breakfast, bench show, quilt show, parade, concession, steak supper, polka fest, and dance extravaganza • 780.736.3766 or 780.736.3542

PysaNka Festival

• vegreville exhibition Grounds, 4737-45 ave • Jul 6 – 8 • Free main gate admission • Experience the Ukrainian culture with food, music, pioneer demos, dances, workshops and seminars. On-site camping available • pysankafestival.com • 780.632.2777

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9:30 am (spectator seats), 10:30 am (racing) • $10 entry fee • A drag racing series featuring street cars, and race cars • vdra.org

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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1 EDMONTON PROPER Rock & Roll Heaven

• Jubilations Dinner Theatre, West Edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 6:15 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

EDMONTON METRO Qualico PaTio SEriES

THURSDAY AUGUST 2 EDMONTON PROPER lEoNarD ouzTS • rick Bronson’s The comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30pm • $17.50–$51.95 • Only 24 years old, Leonard Ouzts is a distinct rising voice in the world of stand-up comedy. A native of Virginia, his southern upbringing shaped his downtoearth, observational comedic style • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

Rock & Roll Heaven • Jubilations Dinner Theatre, West Edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 6:15 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

EDMONTON METRO Big VallEy JaMBorEE

• camrose regional Exhibition grounds • Free (11 and under), $50 (kick-off party, no minors), $110 (single-day, adult), $240 (three-day ticket, 12 years and up) • This is one of the biggest parties of the year. Featuring Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line, Alabama, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and more • bigvalleyjamboree.com • 780.672.0224

iMProV DaTE NighT

• university of alberta Botanic garden, 51227 aB-60, Parkland county • 7 pm • Audience-inspired improv games with the University of Alberta Improv Group • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

ST alBErT arTWalk

• Venues include WarES, Musée héritage, St albert library, a Boutique gallery Bar By gracie Jane, art gallery of St albert, Bookstore on Perron, VaSa • The art hits the streets again for its 18th year. This event is a place to enjoy, view, and buy art to suit all tastes and budgets • artwalkstalbert.com

FRIDAY AUGUST 3 EDMONTON PROPER lEoNarD ouzTS • rick

Bronson’s The comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30pm and 9:45 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • Only 24 years

old, Leonard Ouzts is a distinct rising voice in the world of stand-up comedy. A native of Virginia, his southern upbringing shaped his down-toearth, observational comedic style • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780-483-5999

Jeff Scroggins & Colorado, and more. Dances, family activities, food trucks, documentary films, and market vendors on-site. Camping and RV options available • blueberrybluegrass.com • 888.915.4973

Rock & Roll Heaven • Jubilations Dinner Theatre, West Edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 6:15 pm • $84.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

SATURDAY AUGUST 4

STEVE MarTiN aND MarTiN ShorT • Northern

alberta Jubilee auditorium, 11455 87 ave NW • 7 pm • From $199 (TM) • Just For Laughs is thrilled to announce that comedy legends Steve Martin and Martin Short will be coming to Alberta with their show An Evening You Will Forget For The Rest Of Your Life. Martin and Short will also be joined on stage by the Grammy Award-winning bluegrass band The Steep Canyon Rangers, and renowned jazz pianist and Jimmy Kimmel Live band member Jeff Babko • jubileeauditorium.com

EDMONTON METRO Big VallEy JaMBorEE

BluEBErry BluEgraSS FESTiVal • Stony Plain • $120 (early bird weekend pass, until Jul 13) • Featuring Ricky Skaggs, Travelin’ McCourys, Po’ Ramblin’ Boys,

EDMONTON PROPER EDMoNToN hEriTagE FESTiVal • William haw-

relak Park, 9330 groat rd • 12 pm - 9 pm (Sat), 10 am - 9 pm (Sun), 10 am - 8 pm (Mon) • aug 4 – 6 • Join in on the annual celebration of Canada’s multicultural heritage. 70 outdoor pavilions feature over 85 unique cultures. Enjoy delicious food, unique entertainment, and shop for cultural crafts, artwork and clothing. Food tickets available on site or in advance • heritagefest.ca • 780.488.3378

lEoNarD ouzTS • rick

Bronson’s The comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7 pm and 9:30 pm• $17.50– $51.95 • Only 24 years old, Leonard Ouzts is a distinct rising voice in the world of stand-up comedy. A native of Virginia, his southern upbringing shaped his down-to-earth, observational comedic style • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

EDMONTON METRO Big VallEy JaMBorEE • camrose regional Exhibi-

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

tion grounds • Free (11 and under), $50 (kick-off party, no minors), $110 (single-day, adult), $240 (three-day ticket, 12 years and up) • This is one of the biggest parties of the year. Featuring Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line, Alabama, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and more • bigvalleyjamboree.com • 780.672.0224

BlueBeRRy BluegraSS FESTiVal • Stony

Plain • $120 (early bird weekend pass, until Jul 13) • Featuring Ricky Skaggs, Travelin’ McCourys, Po’ Ramblin’ Boys, Jeff Scroggins & Colorado, and more. Dances, family activities, food trucks, documentary films, and market vendors on-site. Camping and RV options available • blueberrybluegrass.com • 888.915.4973

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY Fairy BErry FESTiVal

• Prairie gardens adventure Farm, 56311 lily lake rd, Bon accord • $12 (youth aged 3-17), $16 (adult), $5 (6–12), family pricing available as well • Fairies, pirates, magicians, puppets, homemade berry shortcake, folk music, and maze adventures • 780.921.2272

SUNDAY AUGUST 5 EDMONTON PROPER EDMoNToN hEriTagE FESTiVal • William haw-

lEoNarD ouzTS • rick

Bronson’s The comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • Only 24 years old, Leonard Ouzts

is a distinct rising voice in the world of stand-up comedy. A native of Virginia, his southern upbringing shaped his downto-earth, observational comedic style • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

music, and maze adventures • 780.921.2272

Rock & Roll Heaven •

EDMONTON PROPER

Jubilations Dinner Theatre, West edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 5 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

EDMONTON METRO Big valley JaMBoRee

• Camrose Regional Exhibition Grounds • Free (11 and under), $50 (kick-off party, no minors), $110 (single-day, adult), $240 (three-day ticket, 12 years and up) • This is one of the biggest parties of the year. Featuring Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line, Alabama, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and more • bigvalleyjamboree.com • 780.672.0224

BlueBeRRy BlueGRaSS FEStival • Stony

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY FaiRy BERRy FEStival

• Prairie Gardens adventure Farm, 56311 lily lake Rd, Bon accord • $12 (youth aged 3-17), $16 (adult), $5 (6–12), family pricing available as well • Fairies, pirates, magicians, puppets, homemade berry shortcake, folk

MONDAY AUGUST 6 BattlE to thE FuNNy Bone • Rick Bronson’s

the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178st (WEM) • 7:30 pm • $5 • Comedians Battle it out and there an only be one winner. The audience picks the topic. Comics try to make it funny, then you judge the funny • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

eDMonTon HeRiTage FEStival • William haw-

relak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • 12 pm - 9 pm (Sat), 10 am - 9 pm (Sun), 10 am - 8 pm (Mon) • aug 4 – 6 • Join in on the annual celebration of Canada’s multicultural heritage. 70 outdoor pavilions feature over 85 unique cultures. Enjoy delicious food, unique entertainment, and shop for cultural crafts, artwork and clothing. Food tickets available on site or in advance • heritagefest.ca • 780.488.3378

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY FaiRy BERRy FEStival

• Prairie Gardens adventure Farm, 56311 lily lake Rd, Bon accord • $12 (youth aged 3–17), $16 (adult), $5 (6–12), family pricing available as well • Fairies, pirates, magicians, puppets, homemade berry shortcake, folk music, and maze adventures • 780.921.2272

TUESDAY AUGUST 7 EDMONTON PROPER TRiple THReaT TuesDays • Rick Bronson’s the

Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30 pm • $5 • Comedians Battle it out and there an only be one winner. The audience picks the topic. Comics try to make

it funny, then you judge the funny • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

EDMONTON METRO

and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

RoCk’N auGuSt • various locations around St albert • International vintage car show and music festival with street dances, a show and shine, kick-off breakfast, barbecue, and more • rocknaugust.com

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY aRt BREak: GRaPhiC FoRRESt • art Gallery

of alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • aug 7 – 10 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Art and story-telling are the themes of this funfilled exploration of illustration techniques, drawing, and storyboarding. Visit the BMO World of Creativity: Wild Wood for inspiration and create your own forest characters and story lines. Hone your observation skills, develop new techniques of idea generation and develop stories using multimedia and printmaking skills • youraga.ca

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 8 EDMONTON PROPER Ricky velez • Rick

Bronson’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • With a strong voice and perspective, Ricky Velez is one of the most captivating young comedians in New York City. Ricky is currently a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

Rock & Roll Heaven •

Jubilations Dinner Theatre, West edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 6:15 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock

EDMONTON METRO Qualico paTio seRies • 100 Festival Way, Sherwood Park • 7:30 pm • Every Wed night until aug 31 • Featuring a variety of local and touring pop, jazz, rock, folk, and blues acts • festivalplace.ab.ca • 780.464.2852

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY aRt BREak: GRaPhiC FoRRESt • art Gallery

of alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • aug 7 – 10 • 9 am to 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Art and story-telling are the themes of this funfilled exploration of illustration techniques, drawing, and storyboarding. Visit the BMO World of Creativity: Wild Wood for inspiration and create your own forest characters and story lines. Hone your observation skills, develop new techniques of idea generation and develop stories using multimedia and printmaking skills • youraga.ca

THURSDAY AUGUST 9

My son THe HuRRicane • the Rec Room South Edmonton, 1730 99th Street NW • 9 pm • $10 (advanced), $15 (door) • My Son the Hurricane is a brass-infused funk beast. No dance floor is safe. Hailing from Niagara and Toronto, the dance floor inciters mix New Orleans-style grooves with funk, jazz, and hip hop. Bolstered by a giant horn section and the well-oiled rhythm players, charismatic emcee Jacob Bergsma and charmingly sassy vocalist Sylvie Kindree drive the show, creating a spectacle of sound • craig.martell@therecroom.com

Ricky velez • Rick Bronson’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • With a strong voice and perspective, Ricky Velez is one of the most captivating young comedians in New York City. Ricky is currently a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999 Rock & Roll Heaven • Jubilations Dinner Theatre, West edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 6:15 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

EDMONTON METRO EDMONTON PROPER EdMoNtoN Folk MuSiC FEStival • Gallagher

Park, 94 St and 92 ave • The Edmonton Folk Music Festival offers an eclectic mix of music for all tastes. Located in Edmonton’s scenic river valley, the park’s natural amphitheatre is ideal for the mainstage show, and day stages offer musical samplings from around the world. Line up features TBA • edmontonfolkfest.org • 780.429.1899

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

FRaGaPalooza • leduc Recreation Centre, 4330 Black Gold dr • Four days of non-stop video and computer gaming, featuring LAN games like Starcraft II • fragapalooza.com RoCk’N auGuSt • various locations around St albert • International vintage car show and music festival with street dances, a show and shine, kick-off breakfast, barbecue, and more • rocknaugust.com

August Rumba Lessons Date night • University of Alber-

ta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB60, Parkland County • Learn how to dance the rumba in a fun and supportive atmosphere, led by members of the U of A Dance Club. No experience required. Before the lessons begin, enjoy a meal or snack at the Patio Café. Advance registration recommended to ensure a spot for this popular activity • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Art BreAk: GrAPhiC FoRRest • Art Gallery

of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • Aug 7 – 10 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Art and story-telling are the themes of this funfilled exploration of illustration techniques, drawing, and storyboarding. Visit the BMO World of Creativity: Wild Wood for inspiration and create your own forest characters and story lines. Hone your observation skills, develop new techniques of idea generation and develop stories using multimedia and printmaking skills • youraga.ca

FRIDAY AUGUST 10 EDMONTON PROPER Animethon 25 • Shaw

Conference Centre • $50 (event pass) • Panel discussions, anime screenings, voice actor guests, musical acts, improvisation groups, costume contests, and tonnes of vendors all geared for the love of Japanese animation pop culture • animethon.org

CAriWeSt: CArriBeAn aRts FestivaL • Down-

town edmonton • For three days, Edmonton will be steeped with the soul and spirit of the Caribbean. Say goodbye to the office, forget the daytimers. Indulge in the colours, music, and excitement • cariwest.ca • 780.421.7800

eDmonton FoLk muSiC FeStivAl • Gallagher

Park, 94 St and 92 Ave • The 78

Edmonton Folk Music Festival offers an eclectic mix of music for all tastes. Located in Edmonton’s scenic river valley, the park’s natural amphitheatre is ideal for the mainstage show, and day stages offer musical samplings from around the world. Line up features TBA • edmontonfolkfest.org • 780.429.1899

riCky velez • rick Bron-

son’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (Wem) • 7:30 pm and 9:45 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • With a strong voice and perspective, Ricky Velez is one of the most captivating young comedians in New York City. Ricky is currently a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

roCk & roll heAven • Jubilations Dinner theatre, West edmonton mall #2061, 8882 170 St nW • 6:15 pm • $84.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

EDMONTON METRO FrAGAPAloozA •

leduc recreation Centre, 4330 Black Gold Dr • Four days of non-stop video and computer gaming, featuring LAN games like Starcraft II • fragapalooza.com

nAzAreth • river Cree

Casino, 300 lapotac Blvd • 7 pm • Starting at $40 (tm) • Nazareth is, without doubt, the biggest rock band to emerge from Scotland. They were the pioneers who took Scottish rock international and paved the way for the many other great Scottish bands that came later. Come see them live • rivercreeresort.com

PerSeiDS PyJAmA PArty • University of Al-

berta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • Bring your blanket or lawn chair, wear your cozy pyjamas and look up, way up, during one of the busiest times in the night sky. Stargazing with the Royal Astronomical Society, fun-in-the-dark family games, bedtime stories and more • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

roCk’n AUGUSt • various locations around St Albert • International vintage car show and music festival with street dances, a show and shine, kick-off breakfast, barbecue, and more • rocknaugust.com

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Art BreAk: GrAPhiC FoRRest • Art Gallery

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY stReet LegaL • Castrol

raceway, AB-19, leduc County • 4 pm • $10 (adult), $5 (youth, 12 and under), $40 (competitor) • JB’s Power Center Street Legal racing program is designed to encourage speed in a safe, controlled, and fun environment, taking it off the streets. In partnership with the Edmonton Polices Services Blue Line Racing program and the RCMP Y.I.E.L.D. Safety through Education programs. Competitors and spectators jump at the chance to see their friends, family and adversaries compete on the quarter mile • castrolraceway.tix.com • 780.468.3278

SATURDAY AUGUST 11 EDMONTON PROPER Animethon 25 • Shaw Conference Centre • $50 (event pass) • Panel discussions, anime screenings, voice actor guests, musical acts, improvisation groups, costume contests, and tonnes of vendors all geared for the love of Japanese animation pop culture • animethon.org CAriWeSt: CArriBeAn aRts FestivaL • Down-

eDmonton FoLk muSiC FeStivAl • Gallagher

Park, 94 St and 92 Ave • The Edmonton Folk Music Festival offers an eclectic mix of music for all tastes. Located in Edmonton’s scenic river valley, the park’s natural amphitheatre is ideal for the mainstage show, and day stages offer musical samplings from around the world. Line up features TBA • edmontonfolkfest.org • 780.429.1899

riCky velez • rick

Bronson’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (Wem) • 7 pm and 9:30 pm • $17.50– $51.95 • With a strong voice and perspective, Ricky Velez is one of the most captivating young comedians in New York City. Ricky is currently a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

roCk & roll heAven

• Jubilations Dinner theatre, West edmonton mall #2061, 8882 170 St nW • 6:15 pm • $84.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

EDMONTON METRO FrAGAPAloozA

• leduc recreation Centre, 4330 Black Gold Dr • Four days of non-stop video and computer gaming, featuring LAN games like Starcraft II • fragapalooza.com

SUNDAY AUGUST 12 EDMONTON PROPER Animethon 25 • Shaw

CAriWeSt: CArriBeAn aRts FestivaL • Downtown edmonton • For three days, Edmonton will be steeped with the soul and spirit of the Caribbean. Say goodbye to the office, forget the daytimers. Indulge in the colours, music, and excitement • cariwest.ca • 780.421.7800

eDmonton Folk mUSiC FestivaL • Gallagher

Ricky Velez • Rick Bronson’s The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • With a strong voice and perspective, Ricky Velez is one of the most captivating young comedians in New York City. Ricky is currently a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999 Rock & Roll HeaVen

• Jubilations Dinner Theatre, West Edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 5 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

EDMONTON METRO FRagapalooza • Leduc Recreation Centre, 4330 Black Gold Dr • Four days of non-stop video and computer gaming, featuring LAN games like Starcraft II • fragapalooza.com

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY

aRt BReak: pRintMAkiNG! • Art Gallery

ART BREAk: PRiNT-MAkiNG! • Art Gallery of Alberta,

• Edmonton Valley Zoo, 13315 Buena Vista Rd NW • 12 – 4 pm • General Zoo Admission • Will touching a toad give you warts? Do vampire bats really exist? Uncover the truth at the Edmonton Valley Zoo with game shows, handson science experiments, and a myth-busting scavenger hunt • valleyzoo.ca

of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • Aug 13 – 17 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Mono-printing, linocut, relief and silk-screen printing techniques are a few of the methods that you will learn, while you develop your drawing, painting and carving skills! Explore the unusual by making images with bubble wrap, shaving foam, and by nature printing with photosensitive paper. Your unique creations will be printed on a number of surfaces: papers, wood and fabrics. Drawing trips to downtown parks and historic spots will inspire • youraga.ca

2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • Aug 13 – 17 • 9 am to 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Mono-printing, linocut, relief and silk-screen printing techniques are a few of the methods that you will learn, while you develop your drawing, painting and carving skills. Explore the unusual by making images with bubble wrap, shaving foam, and by nature printing with photo-sensitive paper. Your unique creations will be printed on a number of surfaces: papers, wood and fabrics. Drawing trips to downtown parks and historic spots will inspire • youraga.ca

MONDAY AUGUST 13

TUESDAY AUGUST 14

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 15

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY ANiMAL MyThBuSTERS!

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

EDMONTON PROPER Rock & Roll HeaVen •

Jubilations Dinner Theatre, West Edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 6:15 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

EDMONTON METRO QuALiCo PATio SERiES • 100 Festival Way, Sherwood Park • 7:30 pm • Every Wed night until Aug 31 • Featuring a variety of local and touring pop, jazz, rock, folk, and blues acts • festivalplace.ab.ca • 780.464.2852

August EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Art BreAk: PrintmAking! • Art Gallery

of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • Aug 13 – 17 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Mono-printing, linocut, relief and silk-screen printing techniques are a few of the methods that you will learn, while you develop your drawing, painting and carving skills. Explore the unusual by making images with bubble wrap, shaving foam, and by nature printing with photo-sensitive paper. Your unique creations will be printed on a number of surfaces: papers, wood and fabrics. Drawing trips to downtown parks and historic spots will inspire • youraga.ca

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY Hot AuGuSt NiGHt

• Castrol Raceway, AB-19, Leduc County • $30 (adult), $15 (youth, 6-12), free (kids 5 and under) • The largest jet car event and single day drag event in Canada with eight Jets from throughout the United States and Canada competing annually. Each year record breaking crowds reaching over 13,000 in attendance can expect to see the skies light up with flames, smoke, and speeds approaching 300 MPH • 780.468.3278

local artisans • fringetheatreadventures.ca • 780.448.9000

JuxeBox Hero - tHe MuSiCAL BASed oN FoReiGNeR’S HitS •

Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 11455 87 Ave NW • 7:30 pm • From $69 (tM) • Written by Dick Clement and Ian Frenais, writers of Across the Universe, The Commitments, and more • jubileeauditorium.com

RoCk & RoLL HeAveN

• Jubilations dinner theatre, West edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 6:15 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

SpeCiAL pReSeNtAtioN: RyAN dAviS • Rick Bron-

EDMONTON PROPER

son’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WeM) • 7:30 pm • $20–$51.95 • The Concord, North Carolina native has been known for his quick wit and southern charm since he was a kid but a knack for great storytelling and misdirection sets him apart. Famous for his wildly successful, hilarious commentary videos on pop culture that have been reposted by stars like Joe Rogan and Shaq, Ryan now adds another title to his resume: national touring comedian • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

edmonton internAtioNAL FRiNGe FeStivAL

teMpLe oF ASCeNSioN voL.1 • Starlite Room, 10030

THURSDAY AUGUST 16

• old Strathcona, various venues • Aug 16–26 • For 10 days in August life is truly a stage in Old Strathcona as the Edmonton International Fringe Festival raises its curtain. The largest theatre and performing arts festival on the continent will feature more than 200 unjuried and uncensored shows from around the world, an entertaining street scene as well as plethora of food vendors and craftwork by 80

102 St • doors at 6 pm • $100 • The first volume of Edmonton’s new black/death metal fest will bring an onslaught of the most devastating and punishing bands from all over the underground up to Alberta for a three-day ritual of transcendent violence. Check online for up to date lineup • starliteroom.ca • 780.428.1099

EDMONTON METRO CrAft Beer & gArden GAMeS dAte NiGHt •

university of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, parkland County • Because beer and lawn games rule summer. Gather your date or your gang and head to the Garden for an evening of relaxed outdoor fun. We’ll have an assortment of games available to play on a drop-in basis. Advance registration recommended • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

LittLe RiveR BANd •

River Cree Casino, 300 Lapotac Blvd • 6 pm • Starting at $40 (tM) • Worldwide album, CD sales and digital downloads now top 30 million and LRB has set a record for having had top 10 hits for six consecutive years • rivercreeresort.com

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Art BreAk: PrintmAking! • Art Gallery

of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • Aug 13 – 17 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Mono-printing, linocut, relief and silk-screen printing techniques are a few of the methods that you will learn, while you develop your drawing, painting and carving skills. Explore the unusual by making images with bubble wrap, shaving foam, and by nature printing with photo-sensitive paper. Your unique creations will be printed on a number of surfaces: papers, wood and fabrics. Drawing trips to downtown parks and historic spots will inspire • youraga.ca

FRIDAY AUGUST 17 EDMONTON PROPER AnnuAl drAgon BoAt FeStivAL • Louise Mck-

inny park • Free to watch • The 2,000-year-old Chinese tradition of dragon boat racing has captured the attention of international sporting scenes and is embraced by millions worldwide. This outdoor festival

attracts more than 5,000 spectators and 1,500 participants each year with its unforgettable sights and sounds • edbfa.com • 780.493.8158

edmonton internAtioNAL FRiNGe FeStivAL

JuxeBox Hero - tHe MuSiCAL BASed oN FoReiGNeR’S HitS •

Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 11455 87 Ave NW • 8 pm • From $69 (tM) • Written by Dick Clement and Ian Frenais, writers of Across the Universe, The Commitments, and more • jubileeauditorium.com midlAnd • River Cree Casino, 300 Lapotac Blvd • 7 pm • Starting at $50 (tM) • With all the chest-thumping going on in Nashville today, where bluster and swagger have replaced heart and soul, you half expect some of country music’s male stars to be sporting bruises. Which is what makes Midland, a trio of friends based in Dripping Springs, Texas, so undeniably refreshing • rivercreeresort.com

RoCk & RoLL HeAveN • Jubilations dinner theatre, West edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St NW • 6:15 pm • $84.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

SpeCiAL pReSeNtAtioN: RyAN dAviS • Rick Bronson’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WeM) • 7:30 pm and 9:45 pm • $20–$51.95 • The Concord, North Carolina native has been known for his quick wit and southern charm since he was a kid but a knack for great storytelling and misdirection sets him apart. Famous for his wildly successful, hilarious commentary videos on pop culture that have been reposted by stars like Joe Rogan and Shaq, Ryan now adds another title to his resume: national touring comedian • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

teMpLe oF ASCeNSioN voL.1 • Starlite Room, 10030 102 St • doors at 6 pm • $100 • The first volume of Edmonton’s new black/death metal fest will bring an onslaught of the most devastating and punishing bands from all over the underground up to Alberta for a three-day ritual of transcendent violence. Check online for up to date lineup • starliteroom.ca • 780.428.1099

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Art BreAk: PrintmAking! • Art Gallery

of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • Aug 13 – 17 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Mono-printing, linocut, relief and silk-screen printing techniques are a few of the methods that you will learn, while you develop your drawing, painting and carving skills. Explore the unusual by making images with bubble wrap, shaving foam, and by nature printing with photo-sensitive paper. Your unique creations will be printed on a number of surfaces: papers, wood and fabrics. Drawing trips to downtown parks and historic spots will inspire • youraga.ca

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY StReet LeGAL • Castrol

Raceway, AB-19, Leduc County • 4 pm • $10 (adult), $5 (youth, 12 and under), $40 (competitor) • JB’s Power

Center Street Legal racing program is designed to encourage speed in a safe, controlled, and fun environment, taking it off the streets. In partnership with the Edmonton Polices Services Blue Line Racing program and the RCMP Y.I.E.L.D. Safety through Education programs. Competitors and spectators jump at the chance to see their friends, family and adversaries compete on the quarter mile • 780.468.3278 • castrolraceway.tix.com

SATURDAY AUGUST 18 EDMONTON PROPER AnnuAl DrAgon BoAt FestivAl • Louise McK-

inny Park • Free to watch • The 2,000-year-old Chinese tradition of dragon boat racing has captured the attention of international sporting scenes and is embraced by millions worldwide. This outdoor festival attracts more than 5,000 spectators and 1,500 participants each year with its unforgettable sights and sounds • edbfa.com • 780.493.8158

EdMonton IntErnationAl Fringe FestivAl

• old Strathcona, various venues • aug 16–26 • For 10 days in August life is truly a stage in Old Strathcona as the Edmonton International Fringe Festival raises its curtain. The largest theatre and performing arts festival on the continent will feature more than 200 unjuried and uncensored shows from around the world, an entertaining street scene as well as plethora of food vendors and craftwork by local artisans • fringetheatreadventures.ca • 780.448.9000

EdMonton Marathon 2018 • Shaw Conference

Centre, 9797 Jasper ave • 10:30 am (Sat), 6 am (Sun) • It’s that time of year again where Edmontonians take part in a run/walk on a route overlooking the beautiful river valley and through several of Edmonton’s historic and scenic neighbourhoods • edmontonmarathon.ca

JuxEbox hEro - thE MuSICaL baSEd on ForEIgnEr’S hItS •

northern alberta Jubilee auditorium, 11455 87 ave nW • 8 pm • From $69 (tM) • Written by Dick Clement and Ian Frenais, writers of Across the Universe, The Commitments, and more • jubileeauditorium.com

roCK & roLL hEavEn • Jubilations dinner theatre, West Edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St nW • 6:15 pm • $84.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music SPECIaL PrESEntatIon: ryAn DAvis • rick bron-

son’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7 pm and 9:30 pm • $20–$51.95 • The Concord, North Carolina native has been known for his quick wit and southern charm since he was a kid but a knack for great storytelling and misdirection sets him apart. Famous for his wildly successful, hilarious commentary videos on pop culture that have been reposted by stars like Joe Rogan and Shaq, Ryan now adds another title to his resume: national touring comedian • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

tEMPLE oF aSCEnSIon voL.1 • Starlite room, 10030 102 St • doors at 6 pm • $100 • The first volume of Edmonton’s new black/death metal fest will bring an onslaught of the most devastating and punishing bands from all over the underground up to Alberta for a three-day ritual of transcendent violence. Check online for up to date lineup • starliteroom.ca • 780.428.1099

EDMONTON METRO EdMonton aIrShoW • villeneuve airport, hwy 633 and rge rd 270a • A specMAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

August tacle celebrating both history and modernization in aviation, the Edmonton Airshow hosts a wide range of aviation performances, including highly-trained aerobatic pilots and incredible aviation displays hard to catch anywhere else. Bring a lawn chair and some food to watch the show. Food vendors also on-site • edmontonairshow.com

SUNDAY AUGUST 19 EDMONTON PROPER AnnuAl DrAgon BoAt FestivAl • Louise McK-

inny Park • Free to watch • The 2000-year-old Chinese tradition of dragon boat racing has captured the attention of international sporting scenes and is embraced by millions worldwide. This outdoor festival attracts more than 5,000 spectators and 1,500 participants each year with its unforgettable sights and sounds • edbfa.com • 780.493.8158

EdMonton IntErnationAl Fringe FestivAl

EdMonton Marathon 2018 • Shaw Conference

JuxEbox hEro - thE MuSICaL baSEd on ForEIgnEr’S hItS • northern alberta Jubilee

auditorium, 11455 87 ave nW • 7 pm • From $69 (tM) • Written by Dick Clement and Ian Frenais, writers of Across the Universe, The Commitments, and more • jubileeauditorium.com

roCK & roLL hEavEn •

Jubilations dinner theatre, West Edmonton Mall #2061, 8882 170 St nW • 5 pm • $74.95 • From Buddy Holly’s plane crash to the recent loss of rock music’s Prince, so many of the all-time greats have left us too early. Jubilations Dinner Theatre imagines heaven’s greatest concert in their new production Rock and Roll Heaven! Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson, Prince and many more, come together for an unforgettable night of music

SPECIaL PrESEntatIon: ryAn DAvis • rick bron-

son’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7 pm • $20–$51.95 • The Concord, North Carolina native has been known for his quick wit and southern charm since he was a kid but a knack for great storytelling and misdirection sets him apart. Famous for his wildly successful, hilarious commentary videos on pop culture that have been reposted by stars like Joe Rogan and Shaq, Ryan now adds another title to his resume: national touring comedian • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

EDMONTON METRO EdMonton aIrShoW

• villeneuve airport, hwy 633 and rge rd 270a • A spectacle celebrating both history and modernization in aviation, the Edmonton Airshow hosts a wide range of aviation performances, including highly-trained aerobatic pilots and incredible aviation displays hard to catch anywhere else. Bring a lawn chair and some food to watch the show. Food vendors also onsite • edmontonairshow.com

WILd MuShrooM ExPosition • university of alberta botanic garden, 51227 ab-60, Parkland County • The Alberta Mycological

Society presents their annual “City of Champignons” Wild Mushroom Exposition. This “wildly” popular event will help you identify, learn, forage, taste and enjoy wild mushrooms • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

MONDAY AUGUST 20 EDMONTON PROPER battLE to thE Funny Bone • rick bronson’s

the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30 pm • $5 • Comedians Battle it out and there an only be one winner. The audience picks the topic. Comics try to make it funny, then you judge the funny • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

EdMonton IntErnationAl Fringe FestivAl • old Strathcona, various venues • aug 16–26 • For 10 days in August life is truly a stage in Old Strathcona as the Edmonton International Fringe Festival raises its curtain. The largest theatre and performing arts festival on the continent will feature more than 200 unjuried and uncensored shows from around the world, an entertaining street scene as well as plethora of food vendors and craftwork by local artisans • fringetheatreadventures.ca • 780.448.9000

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY art brEaK: anIMatIon CaMP • art gallery of alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • aug 20 – 24 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Art in time and motion. Meet with a special guest artist and create a series of animated projects that explore animation techniques from flip-books to stop-motion films. Create and develop your own characters, settings and stories inspired by themes in our current exhibitions. Learn 2-D and 3-D techniques to translate your stories into life • youraga.ca

TUESDAY AUGUST 21

EDMONTON PROPER bEn harPEr and CharLIE MuSSELWhItE

• northern alberta Jubilee auditorium, 11455 87 ave nW • 7:30 pm • From $35 (tM) • Grammy Award-winning, multiplatinum-selling artists Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite will collaborate once again for their new album No Mercy in This Land. The album is the first of new music from the pair since the 2013 release of their collaborative album Get Up!, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Blues Albums Chart and won a Grammy Award in 2014 for Best Blues Album • jubileeauditorium.com

EdMonton IntErnationAl Fringe FestivAl

trIPLE thrEat tuESDAys • rick bronson’s the Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30 pm • $5 • Comedians Battle it out and there an only be one winner. The audience picks the topic. Comics try to make it funny, then you judge the funny • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY art brEaK: anIMatIon CaMP • art gallery of al-

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

settings and stories inspired by themes in our current exhibitions. Learn 2-D and 3-D techniques to translate your stories into life • youraga.ca

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 22 EDMONTON PROPER EdMonton IntErnationAl Fringe FestivAl • old Strathcona, vari-

ous venues • aug 16–26 • For 10 days in August life is truly a stage in Old Strathcona as the Edmonton International Fringe Festival raises its curtain. The largest theatre and performing arts festival on the continent will feature more than 200 unjuried and uncensored shows from around the world, an entertaining street scene as well as plethora of food vendors and craftwork by local artisans • fringetheatreadventures.ca • 780.448.9000

EDMONTON METRO QuaLICo PatIo SErIES • 100 Festival Way, Sherwood Park • 7:30 pm • Every Wed night until aug 31 • Featuring a variety of local and touring pop, jazz, rock, folk, and blues acts • festivalplace.ab.ca • 780.464.2852

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY art brEaK: anIMatIon CaMP • art gallery of al-

berta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • aug 20 – 24 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Art in time and motion. Meet with a special guest artist and create a series of animated projects that explore animation techniques from flip-books to stop-motion films. Create and develop your own characters, settings and stories inspired by themes in our current exhibitions. Learn 2-D and 3-D techniques to translate your stories into life • youraga.ca

THURSDAY AUGUST 23

EDMONTON PROPER A PArAnormAl EvEning with AlicE cooPEr •

northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 11455 87 Ave NW • 7:30 pm • From $35 (TM) • Alice Cooper pioneered a grandly theatrical brand of hard rock that was designed to shock. Drawing equally from horror movies, vaudeville, and garage rock, the group created a stage show that featured electric chairs, guillotines, fake blood and boa constrictors. He continues to tour regularly, performing shows worldwide with the dark and horror-themed theatrics that he’s best known for • jubileeauditorium.com

BEn roy • Rick Bronson’s The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • Making comedy audiences by storm since 2004, Ben Roy brings an unparalleled energy and unique voice to stage. Often compared to Louis Black or Bill Hicks due to his passionate, ranting approach, Roy has a style that is definitively his own. Equal amounts aggression and engagement, acerbic wit and magnetic charm, Roy tempers the volume and intensity of his delivery with a deep intelligence and undeniable likability • wem. thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999 Edmonton intErnATioNal FRiNgE FESTival • old Strathcona, various venues • aug 16–26 • For 10 days in August life is truly a stage in Old Strathcona as the Edmonton International Fringe Festival raises its curtain. The largest theatre and performing arts festival on the continent will feature more than 200 unjuried and uncensored shows from around the world, an entertaining street scene as well as plethora of food vendors and craftwork by local artisans • fringetheatreadventures.ca • 780.448.9000

EDMONTON METRO BoN FESTival DaTE night • University of

alberta Botanic garden, 51227 aB-60, Parkland County • Light up the pond

in the Kurimoto Japanese Garden with candles, and celebrate your loved ones in a peaceful Japanese tradition • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY aRT BREak: aNiMaTioN cAmP • art gallery of al-

FRIDAY AUGUST 24 EDMONTON PROPER BEn roy • Rick Bronson’s

The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7:30 pm and 9:45 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • Making comedy audiences by storm since 2004, Ben Roy brings an unparalleled energy and unique voice to stage. Often compared to Louis Black or Bill Hicks due to his passionate, ranting approach, Roy has a style that is definitively his own. Equal amounts aggression and engagement, acerbic wit and magnetic charm, Roy tempers the volume and intensity of his delivery with a deep intelligence and undeniable likability • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

EDMoNToN BlUES FEStivAl • Heritage amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park • $109 (adult weekend pass), $55 (youth weekend pass), individual day passes available as well • This year’s lineup features Anthony Geraci, Cécile Doo-Kingué, Brent Parkin’s Red Hots, Monkey Junk, Chubby Carrier, Bayou Swamp Band, and more • bluesinternationalltd.com

Edmonton intErnATioNal FRiNgE FESTival

PowErglovE w/ illyriaN aND gUESTS • Starlite

Room, 10030 102 St • Doors at 8 pm • $15 • The band was started as a side project of the members various other bands. A melodic death metal band all the members were in disbanded, and the group decided to further develop Powerglove. The band’s first recording was “Dr. Wily’s Theme” from Mega Man 2 in early 2003, which was followed by “Storm Eagle” from Mega Man X and the theme from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers • starliteroom.ca • 780.428.1099

Zoo BrEw! • Edmonton

valley Zoo, 13315 Buena vista Rd NW • 6 – 11 pm • $20 • The ARK Project is proud to present ZooBrew, an exclusive 18+ affair. Come to the Edmonton Valley Zoo for an evening full of live performances, craft beer, activities and no kids •buildingourzoo.com • 780.496.6924

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY STREET lEgal • Castrol

Raceway, aB-19, leduc County • 4 pm • $10 (adult), $5 (youth, 12 and under), $40 (competitor) • JB’s Power Center Street Legal racing program is designed to encourage speed in a safe, controlled, and fun environment, taking it off the streets. In partnership with the Edmonton Polices Services Blue Line Racing program and the RCMP Y.I.E.L.D. Safety through Education programs. Competitors and spectators jump at the chance to see their friends, family and adversaries compete on the quarter mile • 780.468.3278 • castrolraceway.tix.com

SATURDAY AUGUST 25 EDMONTON PROPER BEn roy • Rick Bronson’s

The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WEM) • 7 pm and 9:30 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • Making comedy audiences by storm since 2004, Ben Roy brings an unparalleled energy and unique voice to stage. Often compared to Louis Black or Bill Hicks due to his passionate, ranting approach, Roy has a style that is definitively his own. Equal amounts aggression and

engagement, acerbic wit and magnetic charm, Roy tempers the volume and intensity of his delivery with a deep intelligence and undeniable likability • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

EDMoNToN BlUES FESTival • Heritage am-

phitheatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 groat Rd • $109 (adult weekend pass), $55 (youth weekend pass), individual day passes available as well • This year’s lineup features Anthony Geraci, Cécile Doo-Kingué, Brent Parkin’s Red Hots, Monkey Junk, Chubby Carrier, Bayou Swamp Band, and more • bluesinternationalltd.com

Edmonton intErnATioNal FRiNgE FESTival • old Strathcona, various venues • aug 16–26 • For 10 days in August life is truly a stage in Old Strathcona as the Edmonton International Fringe Festival raises its curtain. The largest theatre and performing arts festival on the continent will feature more than 200 unjuried and uncensored shows from around the world, an entertaining street scene as well as plethora of food vendors and craftwork by local artisans • fringetheatreadventures.ca • 780.448.9000

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY aRT BREak: aNiMaTioN cAmP • art gallery of alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq • aug 20 – 24 • 9 am – 5 pm • $280, ages 6–8 and 9–12 • Art in time and motion. Meet with a special guest artist and create a series of animated projects that explore animation techniques from flip-books to stop-motion films. Create and develop your own characters, settings and stories inspired by themes in our current exhibitions. Learn 2-D and 3-D techniques to translate your stories into life • youraga.ca

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

August EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY Monster truck throwdown • Castrol

Raceway, AB-19, Leduc County • 4 pm • $30 (adult), $15 (child, 3-12) • Exclusive entertainment for the whole family: One hour early entry, get up close and personal with the drivers and their trucks, fun family games and prizes, and free ice cream • 780.468.3278 • castrolraceway.tix.com

SUNDAY AUGUST 26 EDMONTON PROPER Ben Roy • Rick Bronson’s The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WeM) • 7 pm • $17.50– $51.95 • Making comedy audiences by storm since 2004, Ben Roy brings an unparalleled energy and unique voice to stage. Often compared to Louis Black or Bill Hicks due to his passionate, ranting approach, Roy has a style that is definitively his own. Equal amounts aggression and engagement, acerbic wit and magnetic charm, Roy tempers the volume and intensity of his delivery with a deep intelligence and undeniable likability • wem. thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999 edMonTon BLueS FeSTivAL • Heritage Am-

phitheatre, Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • $109 (adult weekend pass), $55 (youth weekend pass), individual day passes available as well • This year’s lineup features Anthony Geraci, Cécile Doo-Kingué, Brent Parkin’s Red Hots, Monkey Junk, Chubby Carrier, Bayou Swamp Band, and more • bluesinternationalltd.com

edMonTon inTeRnATionAL FRinGe FeSTivAL

SundAy JAzz BRunCH

• Blue Chair Café, 9624 76 Ave • 9 am – 2 pm • The great Charlie Austin is the mainstay of Jazz piano in Edmonton. His skill on the keys provides a backdrop for catching up with friends and family while taking in our brunch • bluechair.ca

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY Red PAndA-MoniuM! • edmonton valley zoo, 13315 Buena vista Rd nW • 12 – 4 pm • General zoo Admission • It’s Red Panda-monium at the Edmonton Valley Zoo. Enjoy crafts and games, get your face painted like a red panda and learn all about these cute animals and the challenges they face in the wild • valleyzoo.ca

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY Monster truck throwdown • Castrol

MONDAY AUGUST 27 EDMONTON PROPER BATTLe To THe Funny Bone • Rick Bronson’s 84

The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WeM) • 7:30 pm • $5 • Comedians Battle it out and there an only be one winner. The audience picks the topic. Comics try to make it funny, then you judge the funny • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

edMonTon BLueS FeSTivAL • Heritage Am-

TUESDAY AUGUST 28 EDMONTON PROPER TRiPLe THReAT TueSdAyS • Rick Bronson’s The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WeM) • 7:30 pm • $5 • Comedians Battle it out and there an only be one winner. The audience picks the topic. Comics try to make it funny, then you judge the funny • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29

THURSDAY AUGUST 30

FRIDAY AUGUST 31

EDMONTON PROPER

neMr • Rick Bronson’s The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WeM) • 7:30 pm • $17.50– $51.95 • As an accomplished stand-up comic with seven full feature shows, it’s no wonder Nemr’s latest tour was met with unprecedented success, selling out across the globe from every major city in the U.S. to London and across the Middle East. His international tour became the first global comedy event to successfully stretch from the US to the Middle East, with crowds of up to 5,000 people at every show • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

neMr • Rick Bronson’s The Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178 St (WeM) • 7:30 pm and 9:45 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • As an accomplished stand-up comic with seven full feature shows, it’s no wonder Nemr’s latest tour was met with unprecedented success, selling out across the globe from every major city in the U.S. to London and across the Middle East. His international tour became the first global comedy event to successfully stretch from the US to the Middle East, with crowds of up to 5,000 people at every show • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

SyMPHony undeR THe Sky: JiM WiTTeR’S TiMe in A BoTTLe • Heritage

Amphitheatre, William Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • 7 pm • $24 (adult grass seating), free (youth grass seating), $50 (adult reserved seating), $25 (youth reserved seating) • Jim Witter has brought his pop/rock shows to Hawrelak Park in the past, and they’re always crowd favourites. This time, journey back to the ‘60s and ‘70s and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the social and cultural revolution that catapulted folk artists to the forefront of the musical landscape • winspearcentre.com

EDMONTON PROPER neMr • Rick Bronson’s The

Comic Strip, #1646, 8882 178st (WeM) • 7:30 pm • $17.50–$51.95 • As an accomplished stand-up comic with seven full feature shows, it’s no wonder Nemr’s latest tour was met with unprecedented success, selling out across the globe from every major city in the U.S. to London and across the Middle East. His international tour became the first global comedy event to successfully stretch from the US to the Middle East, with crowds of up to 5,000 people at every show • wem.thecomicstrip.ca • 780.483.5999

EDMONTON METRO BACk To THe FuTuRe dATe niGHT • university

of Alberta Botanic Garden, 51227 AB-60, Parkland County • A perfect way to send out summer. Bring your blanket and settle under the stars for an outdoor bigscreen, feel-good experience, featuring the comedy classic Back to the Future. Advance tickets recommended. • botanicgarden.ualberta.ca

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

SyMPHony undeR THe Sky: BeeTHoven, SAinTSAënS & dvořák • Heri-

tage Amphitheatre, William Hawrelak Park, 9330 Groat Rd • 7 pm • $24 (adult grass seating), free (youth grass seating), $50 (adult reserved seating), $25 (youth reserved seating) • Some of the most popular works from some of the most popular composers—our classical night at Symphony Under the Sky is always a feast of artistry and melody • winspearcentre.com

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY STReeT LeGAL • Castrol

Raceway, AB-19, Leduc County • 4 pm • $10 (adult), $5 (youth, 12 and under), $40 (competitor) • JB’s Power Center Street Legal racing program is designed to encourage speed in a safe, controlled, and fun environment, taking it off the streets. In partnership with the Edmonton Polices Services Blue Line Racing program and the RCMP Y.I.E.L.D. Safety through Education programs. Competitors and spectators jump at the chance to see their friends, family and adversaries compete on the quarter mile • 780.468.3278 • castrolraceway.tix.com

South 4TH STREET LILAC FESTIVAL • Between 3rd St and Elbow Dr, Calgary • Jun 3, 10 am – 6 pm • Free • A family-friendly event ﬁlled with music, dance performances, artisan vendors, food and more • lilacfestival.net

131TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION & STAMPEDE • Venues across Medicine Hat • Jul 25 – 28 • Featuring four fun-ﬁlled days of worldclass entertainers and rodeo cowboys and a west coast midway. Fill your belly with elephant ears, ice cream, and every other midway food out there. There will also be visual arts and craft displays, the pioneer village, petting zoo, and much more • mhstampede.com • 403.527.1234

1913 DAYS • Sylvan Lake • Jun 15 – 17 • Celebrate Sylvan Lake’s birthday with the 1913 Days parade, midway, drive-in movie, as well as historic and community events for the whole family • sylvanlake.ca

ABORIGINAL DAYS • Different cities across Alberta • Jun 21, 10 am – 3 pm • Experience the sound and spectacle of drumming and dancing. Interact with performers and listen to elders tell stories about the plains buffalo culture • history.alberta.ca AFRIKADEY • 1640 16 Ave NW, Calgary • Aug 10 – 13 • $25 (advance), $30 (at the gate) • This event features music, art, and food to promote social cohesion, cultural diversity, and global awareness • afrikadey.org BANFF WORLD MEDIA FESTIVAL 2018 • Fairmont

Banff Springs Hotel, Banff • Jun 10 – 13 • The Banff World Media Festival is the ideal place to make new contacts in the media world and talk about creative enterprises • banffmediafestival.com

BIG VALLEY JAMBOREE

• Camrose Regional Exhibition Grounds • Aug 2 – 5

• $240 (three-day pass); $110 (single ticket) • Featuring the talents of Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line, Alabama, and many more • bigvalleyjamboree.com • 780.672.0224

ists including hip-hop, alternative, blues, and world acts. This year includes performances from Alvvays, Blackalicious, A Tribe Called Red, and more • calgaryfolkfest.com • 403.233.0904

BLACKFALDS DAYS 2017

CALGARY INTERNATIONAL BLUES FESTIVAL

• Blackfalds • Jun 15 – 17 • Times for different events vary • Celebrate Blackfalds Days with a parade, pancake breakfast, kids zone, ﬁreworks, a slo-pitch tournament. The summer party of the year • blackfalds.com

BUSKERSFEST • Downtown Okotoks (Along Elizabeth and North Railway St) • Jun 23 • 11 am – 4 pm • Free • Enjoy local musicians and street performers in the lovely town of Okotoks • okotoks.ca • 403.938.8950 CALGARY FOLK MUSIC FESTIVAL • Prince’s Is-

land Park, Calgary • Jul 26 – 39 • $35 – $80 (single-day passes), $180 (four-day pass) • Features a wide variety of art-

• Shaw Millenium Park, 1220-9 Ave • Calgary • Jul 30 – Aug 5 • $35 – $50 (singleday passes), $129 (basic four-day pass) • The annual Calgary Bluesfest celebrates the best in blues with music from BB King’s Blues Band, Brian McCullough’s the Blonde & the Bluesmen, and more • calgarybluesfest.com

CALGARY STAMPEDE

• Stampede Park, 1410 Olympic Way SE, Calgary • Jul 6 – 15 • $9 – $299 • The Stampede includes the annual rodeo, parade, midway, stage shows, agricultural competitions, chuckwagon racing and First Nations exhibitions with concert performances by

Luke Bryan, Brad Paisley, and more • calgarystampede.com • 403.269.9822

CANADA DAY AT THE LAKE • Lakeshore Dr, Sylvan

Lake • July 1 • 10 am – 11 pm • Consider yourself invited to Canada’s birthday celebrations – Sylvan Lake style. Fireworks over the lake kick off at 10:45 pm • sylvanlake.ca • 403.887.2199

CANADA’S GOSPEL MUSIC CELEBRATION 2018 •

Westerner Park, 4847A-19 St, Red Deer • Jul 12 – 14 • $23 – $165 (not including service fees) • Exhibits and music celebrating gospel music • gospelmusic.ca • 1.800.410.0188

CANADIAN BADLANDS PASSION PLAY • Western

outskirts of Drumheller • (Jul 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, and 22), 6 pm (Fri – Sat), 4 pm (Sun) • $30 – $71 • An outdoor world-class performance of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ • canadianpassionplay.com • 403.823.2001

consider yourself

We Sylvan Lakers love to share our little slice of heaven. And since our backyard is the premier Lakefront property in Alberta, we’d like to see you anytime.

Food Truck Thursdays

May 31 to September 6 50A Avenue, 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Farmer’s Market Fridays

May 18 to September 28, 2018 5104 Lakeshore Drive, 4:00 PM - 7:30 PM

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

South CANMORE FOLK FESTIVAL

GLOBALFEST • Elliston

CHASING SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL •

HILLS ARE ALIVE – MUSIC AND DANCE CULTURAL FEST • Eagles Nest

• Canmore • Aug 4 – 6 • $120 (adv adult), $75 (adv senior), $75 (adv youth), $35 (adv kids) • The longest-running folk music festival in Alberta. This year features Buffy SainteMarie, Scott Cook, The Stray Birds, and more • canmorefolkfestival.com • 1.888.655.9090

There’s a different view …. across the river!

Max Bell Centre Festival Grounds, 1001 Barlow Tr SE • Aug 4 – 5 • $139.95 (tier 1), $149.95 (tier 2), $159.95 (tier 3) • The best EDM Calgary has to offer featuring artists: Martin Garrix, DJ Snake, Kaskade, Dillon Francis, and more • chasingsummerfestival.com

CONCERT IN THE COUNTRY 2018 • Millet

Agriplex, Millet • Aug 10 – 12 • Admission by donation, $5 pancake breakfast, RV camp sites nearby • Live music in a country setting • concertinthecountry.com

CROWSNEST PASS DOORS OPEN & HERITAGE FESTIVAL • Crows-

nest Pass • Aug 2 – 6 • A celebration of culture, history and heritage from the beautiful Crowsnest Pass • cnpheritagefest.ca

DEVON DAYS • Various

locations throughout Devon • Jun 6 – 10 • Free community kickoff barbecue, comedy night and dance, $30 (Fri and Sat), $35 (Sun) • Featuring the Taste of Devon, with $1 food tickets, a teen dance, slow pitch tournament, parade and midway. Also Beerfest on the weekend • devondays.ca

FIESTAVAL CALGARY • Olympic Plaza, Calgary • Jul 20 – 22 • Free • Featuring Latin American culture with food, music, dancing, and much more • ﬁestaval.ca/calgary • 403.453.7424 FOOD TRUCK THURSDAYS • 50A Ave, just off 50th

St, Sylvan Lake • Every Thu between May 31 and Sept 6 • 11 am - 2 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm • One-stop, four-wheel shops with signature dishes

Park, Calgary • Aug 15 – 26 • General admission: $12.50 (early bird; until Jun 30); $15 (advance; Jul 1 – 28); $20 (regular; Jul 29 and on); $75 (global pass) • International ﬁreworks festival with special guests • globalfest.ca • 403.569.9679

Ranch, 1870-6 Ave SW, Medicine Hat • Jun 7 – 10 • $10 (door, concert and dance), $40 (day), $125 (four-day pass); call for family rates • Highlighting music, dance and cultural workshops celebrating Métis culture in the Medicine Hat area • miywasin.ab.ca • 403.526.0756

JAZZ AT THE LAKE MUSIC FESTIVAL • Aug 18 – 19 •

Various locations throughout Sylvan Lake • A Sylvan Lake classic for all ages of live music lovers. Outdoor and indoor venues, with live performances by the likes of Cheryl Fisher, and Laila Biali, a Jazz at the Lake Community Picnic, and a “Pubs and Clubs” evening with multiple jazz bands performing at multiple venues along the lake • jazzatthelake.com

JAYWALKERS JAMBOREE IN CAMROSE • Main St,

Camrose • Jun 1 – 3 • Three full blocks of sidewalk sales, concession booths, music, midway rides (for all ages) and games • tourismcamrose.com • 780.672.4217

LACOMBE DAYS • Different venues across Lacombe • Jul 26 – 39 • Price for event varies • Parade, pancake breakfast, music festival, ﬁreworks, car races, and more • lacombedays.ca • 403.357.8810 LETHBRIDGE JAZZ FESTIVAL • Lethbridge (various

venues) • Jun 8 – 16 • This year’s performers include Al Muirhead and the Canada Session All Stars, Nobuki Takamen, Colin James, and more • lethbridgejazz.com

MILLET ANNUAL COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE

• Millet Agriplex, 45 Ave and

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

54 St, Millet • Jun 16, 9 am – 4 pm • What someone else considers junk may just be your newfound treasure • millet.ca

OkOtOks Children’s Festival • Ethel Tucker

Park, 23 Riverside Dr, Okotoks • Jun 16, 11 am – 3 pm • Free • Celebrate kids, and bring the whole family out for a full day of entertainment and activities at the Annual Okotoks Parade Day and Children’s Festival • okotoks.ca • 403.938.8950

OkOtOks Chili Fest •

Downtown Okotoks, Elizabeth Stand Elk Ave • Aug 25 • 11 am – 4 pm • $5 (tasting ticket) • Feast on chili and then vote for your favourite • okotoks.ca • 403.938.8950

POnOka stamPede •

Ponoka • Jun 26 – Jul 2 • $32 and up (not including service fees) • With chuckwagon races, a rodeo and performances by The Roadhammers, and Trace Adkins • ponokastampede.com • 403.783.3120

red deer highland games • Red Deer Titans

Rugby Park, Red Deer • Jun 23 • The 71st-annual games are here. Participants will face off in tug-o-war, dance, piping, and drumming • reddeerhighlandgames.ca

rOCky PrO rOdeO

• Rocky Mountain House • Jun 6 – 10 • Professional rodeo comes to Rocky Mountain House. Check out the midway, parade, chariot and chuckwagon races • rockyrodeo.com • 403.844.0130

sierra West FrOntier Cattle drive • Sierra West Cabins and Ranch Vacation, near Crowsnest Pass • Jul 14 – 15, Aug 11 – 12 • $500 (with your own horse and tack), $700

SiniSTER 7 UlTRA MARAthOn • Crowsnest Pass •

Jul 6 – 8 • A 161-km course that will take you through the most rugged, remote, and beautiful terrain in the Rocky Mountains • sinister7.com • 403.563.5766

sled island • Jun 20 – 24

• Different Venues throughout Calgary • $214 (Discovery Pass) $35 (all ages passes) • A five-day music and art festival that brings over 250 bands. Featuring the Flaming Lips, Dirty Projectors, Deerhoof, and more • sledisland.com

SPRUCE MEADOWS nATiOnAl 2018 • Spruce

Meadows, Calgary • Jun 6 – 10 • $5 – $30, $275 (table of four) • The best athletes from the world’s top show-jumping nations compete for prizes and international acclaim • sprucemeadows.com • 403.974.4200

SOUTH COUnTRy FAiR

• 555 lyndon Road, POB #1251, Fort Macleod • Jul 20 – 22 • $30 – $100 • Culturally curious and inclusive, this festival is fiercely Canadian in spirit, but it also enjoys presenting international artists because music sets its own boundaries • southcountryfair.com • 403.388.4414

stettler art Walk

• Main Street, Stettler • Jun 9, 10 am – 3 pm • Fresh air and beautiful local art go handin-hand. The event features musicians, street performers, pottery, quilting, painting, sculptures, photography, sketching, and everything in-between • stettler.net • 403.742.4411

sylvan lake Farmers’ market Fridays • 5104

lakeshore Dr, Sylvan lake • Every Friday until September 28 • 4 pm - 7:30 pm • The Sylvan Lake Farmers’ Market has

a new location right next to the lake, so stock up on goodies then picnic by the water! Local, fresh, and super fun! also feature live entertainment, food trucks, and more • sylvanlakefarmersmarket.ca

taste OF OkOtOks •

Downtown, Okotoks • Jul 21, 11 am – 4 pm • Experience the delicious foods and drinks from Okotoks. While you feast, enjoy live music, family entertainment and much more. Bring your empty stomach • okotoks.ca • 403.938.8950

TERMinUS 2018 • Dickens, 1000-9 Ave SW, Calgary • Jul 27 – 29 • $180 (weekend pass) • Western Canada’s multi-day dark-synth industrial festival featuring performances by Leæther Strip, TR/ST, Mesh, and more • terminus-festival.com

ton bustin’, wild-cow milking, team roping and way more • wetaskiwinag.com • 780.352.2780

cal performances from John Bacon, Bernadette Ducharme, Brad & BonnieJo Exton, and more • wccowboygathering.com

WHOOP-UP DAyS • Exhibition Park, 3401 Parkside Dr South, lethbridge • Aug 21 – 25 • Celebrating with a parade, midway rides, animals, rodeo and more • exhibitionpark.ca • 403.328.4491

WPCA CHUCkWAGOn raCes • Different towns

WillOW Creek COWBOy GATHERinG

• Stavely • Jun 15 – 17 • A festival of music, art, crafts, tall tales and, poetry honouring the western way of life. Musi-

VUl-COn • Different venues across Vulcan, south of Calgary • Jul 27 – 29 • $15 (day pass), $25 (weekend pass), $40 (dinner and dance) • Celebrating Star Trek. Expect it to be bigger, better, and more Spocky. 2018’s celebration will be bringing out Star Trek guests each day • vulcanconvention.com • 403.485.2994

across Alberta, often coinciding with stampedes • May 30 – Jun 3 (Grande Prairie), Jun 14 – 7 (Medicine Hat), Jun 21 – 24 (High River), Jun 27 – Jul 2 (Ponoka), July 6 – 15 (Calgary), Aug 3 – 6 (Strathmore), Aug 16 – 19 (Rocky Mountain House) • Chuckwagon races, food and fun • mhstampede.com

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PARkS DAy 2018 • Various parks in and around Alberta • Jul 21 • Celebrate Parks Day at a variety of different parks across this beautiful province with activities like face painting, barbecues, sand-castle building and much more • albertaparks.ca • 1.866.427.3582

(horse rental and tack) • Saddle up and ride with the Sierra West wranglers on the 2018 cattle drive. This year’s trip will take you through some of the most scenic mountain countryside nestled close to Livingstone Mountain range in southwestern Alberta • sierrawestcabins.com • 403.628.2431

WatertOn WildFlOWer Festival • Waterton lakes • Jun 14 – 19 • Step into a wonderland of wild flowers. Home to more than 1,000 vascular plant species, including half of all wildflower species found in Alberta • watertonwildflowers.com • 1.877.780.1998

Westerner days Fair & exPOsitiOn • Gaetz

Ave and 19 St, Red Deer • Jul 18 – 22 • Live music, rides and other family-friendly attractions • westernerdays.ca • 403.343.7800

WetaskiWin raWhide rOdeO • Wetaskiwin Ag

Grounds, 2 km east of Wetaskiwin on Hwy 13 • Jun 8 – 10 • $10 (adult), $5 (student) Free (children 10 and under) • The second-largest amateur rodeo in Alberta. Events include bareback, bull riding, steer wrestling, calf roping, barrel racing, mutMAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

September For ticketed events: (TM) = Ticketmaster 1.855.985.5000 / ticketmaster.ca (TIX) Tix on the Square 780.420.1757 / tixonthesquare.com (B) = Blackbyrd Myoozik 780.439.1273 / blackbyrd.ca (YEG) = YEGLive 780.800.1917 / yeglive.ca (O) = Other

Saturday september 1 EDMONTON PROPER SYMPHONY UNDER THE SKY, HOLLYWOOD HITS • Heritage Amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park • 7 pm • Aug 30 – Sept 2 • $140 (adult reserved), $75 (child reserved), $80 (adult grass), free (child grass) • Third concert of the four- night music under the stars event • winspearcentre.com

LIVE THOROUGHBRED RACING • Northlands Race-

track, 7410 Borden Park Rd • 1 pm • Live thoroughbred horse racing • northlandspark.ca • 780.471.8174

EDMONTON PROPER KID FRIENDLY COMPOSTING WORKSHOP • John Janzen Nature

Centre, 7000 143 St • 9 – 11am • $10 (per family) • Learn how to start composting and keep it working at this family-friendly event. Discover how compost and organic waste build soil and make gardening easier • ereg.edmonton.ca • 780.496.5526

(family tickets priced individually), some events and activities cost extra • This corn festival is a family event with a cornucopia of corny activities including corn-eating contests, corn mazes, face painting, corny jokes, veggie art, and more. The festival features the kids’ maze, Mindbender, folk music, and hands-on corn craft activities for children • prairiegardens.org • 780.921.2272

Sunday september 2 EDMONTON PROPER

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY SWEET CORN FEST •

Prairie Gardens, 56311 Lily Lake Rd, Bon Accord; 25 km north of Edmonton • Sep 1 – 3, 10 am – 6 pm • $12.60 (individual) $10.50

YOU DON’T HAVE TO RUN AWAY TO JOIN THE

CIRCUS

EMPRESS COMEDY NIGHT • Empress Ale

House, 9912-82 Ave • Every Sun • 9 pm • Highlighting the best comedy Edmonton has to offer

COME LEARN CIRCUS ARTS CLASSES:

≥ AERIAL HOOP ≥ STATIC TRAPEZE ≥ ACROBALANCE & HANDSTANDS ≥ AERIAL SILKS & ROPE ≥ AERIAL FITNESS ≥ STRETCHING & CONTORTION

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SYMPHONY UNDER THE SKY, FAVOURITE MELODIES • Heritage

Amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park • 2 pm • Aug 30 – Sept 2 • $140 (adult reserved), $75 (child reserved), $80 (adult grass), free (child grass) • Fourth and final concert of the four-night music under the stars event • winspearcentre.com

EDMONTON METRO KID FRIENDLY SWEET CORN FEST • Prairie Gardens, 56311 Lily Lake Rd, Bon Accord; 25 km north of Edmonton • Sep 1 – 3, 10 am – 6 pm • $12.60 (individual) $10.50 (family tickets priced individually), some events and activities cost extra • This corn festival is a family event with a cornucopia of corny activities including corn-eating contests, corn mazes, face painting, corny jokes, veggie art, and more. The festival features the kids’ maze, Mindbender, folk music, and hands-on corn craft activities for children • prairiegardens.org • 780.921.2272

Monday september 3 EDMONTON PROPER OLD TYME FIDDLERS ACOUSTIC MUSIC JAM & DANCING MONDAYS

• Pleasantview Community Hall, 10860 - 57th Ave • 7 – 10 pm • Sep 3 • $4 (with membership) • Get your ﬁddle on at this day jam packed with workshops, lessons, and, of course, music • wildroseﬁddlers.org • 780.906.6862

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MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

Tuesday september 4 EDMONTON PROPER FOO FIGHTERS • Rog-

ers Place, 10214 104 Ave • Doors open at 6 pm, show starts at 7 pm • From $99 (TM) • Veteran rock stars the Foo Fighters take to Edmonton’s main stage on their Concrete and Gold tour • rogersplace.com

MODERN SQUARE DANCING • Wes end

Seniors Activity Centre 9629 176 St • 7 – 10 pm • $6 (available at the door) • Come and learn to square dance to new music and the old time favourites • wepromenaders.ca • 780.470.0166

West 21st AnnuAl FAther’s DAy Archery shoot •

hinton Fish & Game club, 6.5 km east of hinton on hwy 16 • Jul 21 and 22 • 8 am • Annual Father’s Day Weekend Archery Shoot for families and individuals. Two rounds of 20 3D targets on Saturday, one round of 20 3D targets on Sunday. Steak supper Saturday night. Raffles, door prizes, and category prizes are up for grabs. Open to all ages, family event • hinton.ca

chAutAuquA DAy • Sex-

smith • Jun 29 am – 4 pm • A pancake breakfast, a parade down main street at noon, festivites, food, and more • sexsmith.ca

DrAGonFly FestivAl •

Throughout Wabamun • Jun 22 – 24 • Free • Fireworks and music jamboree at Waterfront Park. Barbecue, downtown parade, art walk, and pancake breakfast • wabamun.ca

entwistle roDeo •

Rodeo grounds, Entwistle • Jun 30 – Jul 1 • 34th annual rodeo for amateurs with plenty of fun in between • partnersonthepembina.com

Föhn FestivAl • Hinton,

Green Square • Jul 1 • Free • Named for the warm, dry winds that blow through Hinton. Celebrate Canada’s rich multiculturalism with music, dancing, crafts, and food from around the world • fohnfest.com

GrAnDe PrAirie internAtionAl street PerFormers FestivAl

• Downtown Grande Prairie • Jul 20 – 22 • Free, donations are accepted by performers • Jugglers, acrobats, musicians, facepainters, and installation artists take over downtown • gpstreetfest.com

JaSPER HERiTaGE RoDeo • Jasper • aug 8 – 11 •

Free (kids 4 and under), $11 (kids 5 – 14), $20 (senior), $25 (adult) • A professional rodeo along with live music, a parade, and show riding • jasperheritagerodeo.com

lone wolves PembinA river run cAr show

• Evansburg • aug 11 • Enjoy a show and shine featuring more than 100 cars • partnersonthepembina.com • 780.727.3526

PembinA river niGhts

• Rangeton Park, Evansburg • Jul 6 and 7 • $136 (web), $150 (gate), free (children 14 and under) • Featuring Stephen Fearing, Chain Station, El Niven & The Alibi, and more • asmallshieldmusic.ca • 780.514.4536

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PembinA vAlley DAze

• Evansburg, one hour west of Edmonton on Hwy 16 • aug 10 – 12 • Steak barbecues, car rally, a parade, pancake breakfast and more spice up Evansburg this weekend • partnersonthepembina.com

sAsquAtch GAtherinG 23 • Métis Crossing • Jul 27

– 29 • $85 (web), $100 (gate), free (children 12 and under) • Featuring the talents of Arlo Maverick, Major Funk & the Employment, Joe Nolan & the Dogs, King of Foxes, Wildwood, Dana Wylie Band, and more. Potluck on Sat at 6 pm • sasquatchgathering.com

teePee creek stAmPeDe • Grande

Prairie • Jul 12 – 15 • $80 (adult weekend pass), $20 (child weekend pass); $30 (adult day pass), $5 (child day pass) • There will be chuckwagon races, daily rodeo events, live music, a family dance, and more. Music from The Road Hammers, Dean Brody, Deric Ruttan, and more • tpstampede.ca

uP!Fest • Waterfront Park,

Village of Wabamun • Jun 24 • Free • Featuring headliners Loverboy and Prism along with food, drinks, and fun. Come say hi to the 99.3 hosts • up993.com

wilD mountAin music FestivAl • En-

trance Ranch, 8 km north of Hinton • Jul 13 – 15 • Three days of musical splendour in the serene foothills north of Hinton. Lineup can be found on website • wildmtnmusic.ca

MAY 31 – SEPT 4, 2018

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Monday - Friday, 9am - 6pm Saturday, 9am - 5:30pm

Sunday, 10am - 4pm

A fly. A mosquito. A love story for the whole family.

A new all-ages dance theatre production inspired by a traditional Ukrainian folk song.

Thursday, October 4 – 10am Student Matinee Performance for Schools Friday, October 5 – 7pm World Premiere Gala Saturday, October 6 – 2pm and 7pm Public Performances

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