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Edmonton’s 124th Street is lighting up for the All Is Bright festival this November, featuring over a dozen ice sculptures, light displays, and loads of interactive experiences the whole family can enjoy.
Each year, the All Is Bright festival transforms the popular street into a lively holiday destination, bringing the community together for an evening of seasonal celebrations. Guests can come on down to central Edmonton and experience a wintry wonderland. Whether you’re checking out the sick sculptures, visiting the business and community activations, or enjoying the live entertainment, this festival is bringing the best vibes in November.
Last year, this festival took over 124th Street for a full week of festivities. For 2026, the festival will be a two-day affair on Friday, Nov. 13, and Saturday, Nov. 14, to celebrate the coming of winter.
The first day (Friday) will bring the ice sculptures, while the following evening (Saturday) brings all the fun festive activities and bustling festival vibes.
As of Oct. 23, the exact schedule and programming details haven’t been released yet. However, according to the 124th Street Business Association, some of the business activations in and around the area include:
There will also be a festival map available online, although it has not been released yet for the 2026 festival season.
The best part? This festival is completely free to enter. Guests also have the option of purchasing from the vendors and businesses in and around the area.
If you’re looking for a fun festival coming up to embrace the upcoming season, All Is Bright will definitely do the trick. With radiant light displays and carefully crafted sculptures everywhere you look, it’ll shape up to be a perfect winter night.
When: Friday, Nov. 13, and Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026
Time: 4 to 8 p.m.
Where: 124th Street, Edmonton (and the surrounding area)
Cost: Free
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