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Craft for YEG in the Park is the first event in Alberta Craft‘s free outdoor craft series, and it’s bringing all the supplies to Edmonton this weekend!
This upcoming craft event is inviting people in Edmonton to bring their own craft project or get ready to start a new one, enjoy the local food trucks, and celebrate the wonderful community through these free activities. It doesn’t matter if you’re an experienced crafter or simply someone looking for a new hobby; Craft for YEG welcomes all.
The Alberta Craft Council develops, promotes, and advocates for craft within the province. Since the 1980s, it’s successfully done this through operating galleries within Alberta (as well as operating the largest public gallery in the province), and organizing several exhibitions throughout the year.
The team behind the new free outdoor series is focusing on bringing together crafters and community organizations to “celebrate creativity and connection.”
Craft for YEG in the Park will be held this Saturday, Aug. 29, from noon to 4 p.m. at O-day’min Park.
Public transit and driving are both viable options.
There is an unpaved paid parking lot available directly south of the park itself. In addition to the unpaved lot, there’s another paid lot a block east at 101st Avenue and 105th Street.
You’ll be able to find exact parking rates and locations on the City of Edmonton’s website.
This first gathering highlights Craft for YEG, a volunteer-led group which provides Edmonton hospitals and charities with meaningful crafted items. During this first event, the workshops include:
There will be food trucks available during the event with both food and beverage for purchase.
Craft for YEG in the Park is free to attend.
When: Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026
Time: Noon to 4 p.m.
Where: O’day-min Park — 10150 107th St. NW, Edmonton, Alta.
Cost: Free
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