Brekky Boy
Bellamy’s Lounge at Chateau Lacombe 10111 Bellamy Hill Rd NW, Edmonton, AlbertaWithGood Information
$32
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EMCN Multicultural Neighbourhood Block Party
Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers 10170 112 St, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaCelebrate summer with EMCN at the Multicultural Neighbourhood Block Party. Join us for hotdogs and games from 11 am - 2 pm. This is a free event sponsored by EMCN …
New Hermitage
Yardbird Suite 10203 86 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaPart of Edmonton Jazz Festival
$27
The Bad Plus
Starlite Room 10030 102 Street Northwest, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaPart of the Edmonton Jazz Festival
$42
Magnificent River Rats Festival
Athabasca Riverfront Park 5003 50 St, Athabasca, Alberta, CanadaFun for the whole family with a Parade, food fair, market place, parade and live music. Headliners: June 30 Rusty Reed July 1 Duane Steele
$25
Bountiful Farmers’ Market
Bountiful Farmers' Market 3696 97 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaExperience Edmonton's Premium Indoor Farmers's Market. You’ll find over 110 of your favorite vendors year-round. More than 80% are local artisans: making, baking and growing their products by themselves: freshly …
Canada Day Weekend, Alberta Railway Museum
alberta Railway Museum 24215 34 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaWhat could be more Canadian than the railway? Two ribbons of steel connecting Canada from the Atlantic to the Pacific. This Canada Day weekend at the Alberta Railway Museum, celebrate …
Canada Day in Cochrane
Mitford Park 201 W Rock Rd, Cochrane, Alberta, CanadaMitford Park, interactive activities, live entertainment, roving performers, food trucks and more! Gates open at 3:00 pm and admission is free for the whole family & Royal Canadian Legion, 114 …
Canada Day in Edson
Centennial Park 4000 Sherwood Dr, Sherwood Park, AlbertaCelebrate Canada in Edson!
Free
Dominion Day – Barkerville
Barkerville Historic Town and Park 14301 Hwy 26 E., Barkerville, British Columbia, CanadaCelebrate the anniversary of the first Dominion Day celebration (July 1, 1868 in Barkerville) with a tug-of-war, funny face contest, greasy pole climb, egg toss, races, and lots more. The …
