The Friends of Barbados of Edmonton proudly present BAJE IN THE COMMUNITY Join us on May 25. 24 For the sights and sounds that is [...]

The Friends of Barbados of Edmonton proudly present BAJE IN THE COMMUNITY Join us on May 25. 24 For the sights and sounds that is [...]

With over 20 food vendors, Tasty Truck is the largest food truck festival in Edmonton—featuring a diverse selection of cultural cuisines, live music and fully-licensed event grounds. This is the perfect opportunity to come down with friends and family and enjoy a wide variety of delicious food options, live music and drinks all in one place, in the heart of ICE District. Admission to this event is free of charge and will feature a heated 30,000 square-foot event tent with ample table space for patrons to eat, drink and enjoy in comfort.

All month long guests can visit any OEB Breakfast Co. location to sip on the Mom’osa and join in the celebration of motherhood. In addition to the Mom’osa, OEB Breakfast Co. will have their regular menu available for dine-in and take-out, with plenty of delicious sweet and savoury options for the whole family to enjoy.

Summer is officially baaack with the beloved, turf-trimming sheep! Grab the fam, and celebrate summer with local food, entertainment, community lead activities, and of course, sheep! The sheep will make their entrance at 12 pm as they parade their way from the River Valley to their summer home in Peter T. Ream Historic Park. Flock to the festival that honours friends, family, and community.

COLOUR YOUR WORLD! For over four decades, the International Children's Festival of the Arts has transported kids to other worlds and provided them with countless awe-inspiring and mind-growing experiences. Over the years, the Festival has nurtured, inspired and ignited creative expression for hundreds of thousands of young, global citizens, and worked diligently to promote a higher degree of cultural understanding. At the Festival, children will tap into the power of imaginative thinking as they sing and dance to world music, interact with roving artists, listen to stories of others' experiences in faraway places, and create their own masterpiece with the help of a variety of hands-on activities. In 2024, the Festival will once again bring opportunities to laugh and learn while creating lasting memories that draw families, friends and communities together.

The Edmonton Elks are the most successful franchise of the Canadian Football League modern era. Founded in 1949, the team, known for their Green and Gold colours, are 14-time Grey Cup champions, including the historic five-in-a-row from 1978 to 1982.

This May and June, join the University of Alberta Museums for a series of family-friendly movies featuring the myths and legends of dragons. Third movie in the Series: How To Train Your Dragon.