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Another week is here, and so is a new month! While it may feel like spring is still far away (who’s still shovelling snow?), there’s plenty to do around the city to keep you preoccupied. Here are all the best things to do in and around Edmonton this week.
Move to the beat of progressive rock and come see Glass Tiger on their This Island Earth Tour at the River Cree Resort & Casino.
When: Thursday, April 3 at 9 p.m.
Where: River Cree Resort & Casino — 300 East Lapotac Blvd, Enoch
Cost: $50.15+
Bountiful Farmers Market offers a variety of fresh goods, including local vegetables and meat, coffee roasters, and beer and wine. It also has an ethnic food hall, a children’s play area, live entertainment, and more!
When: Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday year-round
Where: 3696 97th St. NW
Admission: Free
Head over to Edmonton’s French Quarter for an unbelievably delicious five-course, maple-infused, long-table dinner created by Café Bicyclette’s award-winning Chef Joseph Vuong, all served inside a heated dome!
When: Now until Saturday, April 5, 2025
Where: Café Bicyclette – 8627 91st St., Edmonton
Cost: $99 per person
It’s a story you recognize, told from a new perspective. Step into the gripping true story of a woman’s unwavering determination. In 1891, Johanna Bonger, the widow of Vincent van Gogh’s brother Theo, finds herself unexpectedly in possession of over 600 of Vincent’s masterpieces.
When: Now until Sunday, April 6, 2025
Where: Shadow Theatre — 10329 83rd Ave., Edmonton
Cost: $38
Sick of the cold? Enjoy a mini tropical vacation at the World Waterpark at West Edmonton Mall. Shoot down some massive slides or relax in the wave pool. Whatever you choose, it’s a prime way to spend the day.
When: Hours vary throughout the week
Where: West Edmonton Mall — 8882 170th St. NW
Cost: $40 to $54; tickets can be found online
Catch the thrilling play Heist at the Citadel Theatre, inspired by caper films. This fast-paced drama follows a diamond heist gone wrong, filled with action and suspense. With its gripping storyline and dynamic performances, Heist is a must-see for fans of drama and intrigue.
When: Now until Sunday, April 6, 2025; 1:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Where: 9828 101 A Ave., Edmonton
Cost: $89 – $106
Check out this spectacular exhibit from the Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts Signature Artist Series. See the personal story unfold of Mother and daughter Carmella and Mika Haykowsky. The exhibit focuses on their Ukrainian heritage, loved ones, the meaning of their family history, and how it comes alive on the canvas.
When: Now until Saturday, April 12, 2025
Where: Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts — 10554 110th St. NW, Unit 100, Edmonton
Cost: Free admission
Discover connections between art and science in RAM’s latest temporary exhibition. Connections is a collection of artworks and scientific images that portrays aspects of neuroscience, brain diseases and mental health disorders, and their intersections with art and life.
When: Now until Sunday, June 22, 2025
Where: Royal Alberta Museum — 9810 103a Ave., Edmonton
Cost: $21+
This exhibit is rich with culture and history! Birds & Beasts is a new exhibition presented by the University of Alberta Museums with objects from the Mactaggart Art Collection.
When: Now until Sunday, June 28, 2025
Where: University of Alberta Museums Gallery A — 11104 87th Ave., Edmonton
Cost: Admission by donation
You can never go wrong with a trip to the amusement park, and Galaxyland is North America’s largest indoor amusement park. It features 27 Hasboro-themed rides and more for all ages.
When: Hours vary throughout the week
Where: West Edmonton Mall — 8882 170th St. NW
Cost: $64 general admission; get tickets online
Have fun out there!
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