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It’s full steam ahead to the holidays, Edmonton, and we’re here to add a few festive events and happenings to your road map no matter what you’re in the mood for. So with that in mind, here are 10 of the best things to do in Edmonton this weekend (December 20-22).
This traditional musical performance will take you through the greatest Christmas carols and holiday songs. The concert is performed by a choir of some of Edmonton’s finest young singers and conducted by Bob Bernhardt.
When: Friday, Dec. 20 to Sunday, Dec. 23rd, 2024
Where: Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square
Cost: $36.50+
Who’s ready for some festive live music with a historical backdrop? The Alberta Legislature is hosting a variety of holiday tunes that will put you in the Christmas spirit in a heartbeat. And this is the last weekend to enjoy it!
When: Fridays and Saturdays until Dec. 21, 2024
Where: Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Square
Cost: $36.50+
This Friday, Dec. 21, the Oilers are up against the San Jose Sharks, followed by the Ottawa Senators on Saturday, Dec. 22.
When: Friday, Dec. 21 and Saturday, Dec. 22, 2024
Where: Rogers Place
Cost: $88.50+
We are excited to introduce the Ms. Rachel clothing line in partnership with rise little earthling exclusively at Mastermind Toys. From cute overalls to cozy jammies this clothing line created with Ms Rachel is thoughtfully sourced style for modern kids 0 to 6.
You can find it online and at our Ms Rachel pop-ups . Available at our stores across Canada mid-December.
Métis Crossing in Smoky Lake is hosting an indulgent brunch experience this Sunday that brunch lovers won’t want to miss. Guests will savour succulent holiday roasts in a tranquil, natural setting just northeast of Edmonton.
When: Sunday, Dec. 22, 2024
Where: 17339 Victoria Trail, Smoky Lake
Cost: $49 per person
Enjoy a dazzling drive-through light display. This 2.5 km journey will feature over two million twinkling LED lights and includes a 200-foot tunnel of lights and a new towering, animated 32-foot Barbie!
When: Now until Sunday, Jan. 4, 2025
Where: RAD Torque Raceway, 50342 Range Rd 253, Leduc County
Cost: $33+
It doesn’t get more Christmas-y than this classic tale. “Ebenezer Scrooge has been given just one night to redeem himself but will the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future help him overcome a lifetime of indifference before all hope is lost?”
When: Now until Monday, Dec. 24, 2024
Where: Citadel Theatre, 9828 101 A Ave
Cost: $40+
Speaking of holiday tales, “Die Harsh” is another must-see Christmas musical this season. Enjoy a ridiculously funny Die-Hard-Christmas-Carol comedy packed with action, tap-dancing FBI agents, and hilarious musical numbers.
When: Now until Friday, Dec. 29, 2024
Where: The Orange Hub, 10045 156 St NW
Cost: $43+
This impactful exhibit offers a family-friendly adventure filled with engaging, hands-on activities. Learn about solar power, try your hand at carbon capture pinball, and delve into Indigenous Ways of Knowing. Learn how small changes can add up to create big impacts. This exhibit is included with regular admission to the TELUS World of Science.
When: Now until Friday, Jan. 5, 2025
Where: TELUS World of Science, 11211 142 St
Cost: $24.95+
The Glow Christmas Carnival has returned for another year, and it’s positively magical, if you ask us. It’s Christmas festival meets carnival fun, complete with all-ages activities, photo ops, and seasonal treats to savour all within the indoor big top tent!
When: Now until Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2024
Where: Edmonton Expo Centre, 7515 118 Ave NW
Cost: $22.99+
Back for its second year, this drive-thru Christmas light display takes you through an extended route of twinkling lights and captivating displays, and you can check it out through the first week of January.
When: Now until Friday, Jan. 5, 2025
Where: St. Albert Kinsmen RV Park, 47 Riel Dr, St. Albert
Cost: $33+
Enjoy the weekend ahead, Edmonton!
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