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This Edmonton winter festival with live performances & light ceremony will be free to attend

What better way to kick off the festive season than with a free community festival? All Is Bright returns to Edmonton along the 124 Street area, and there’s plenty to get excited about this year.

Meander between twinkling lights and magical holiday decorations. This family-friendly event is free to attend and packed with activities to get you into the holiday spirit.

On Saturday, November 16th, come down to 124 Street between 107 Avenue to 109 Avenue.

There will be live musical performances from the JUNO-nominated band, The Steadies, beloved for their infectious energy and captivating sound along with roaming entertainment throughout the festival area. No matter where you are, there’s never a dull moment!

Try out fun winter activities for all ages like ice carving and cookie decorating. Of course, you can just head down to enjoy seasonal treats and soak in the festive ambiance.

There will also be a fire pit area to help keep out the winter chill – and maybe even roast a few marshmallows!

As darkness falls, the streets will be transformed by a breathtaking light-up ceremony, illuminating the area in a spectacular display of colour and cheer. Come down, get into the spirit, and connect with the community.

Who knows? You might even discover that ice carving is your secret talent!

All Is Bright Edmonton, Alberta

When: 4 PM to 8 PM on Saturday, November 16th, 2024
Where: 124 St and 107 Ave to 109 Ave
Cost: Free to attend

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