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It’s time to make those weekend plans, Edmonton. And much like weekends past, the city is not disappointing with a ton of fun to offer. Whether you’re looking to embrace the chill or escape it, we’ve got you covered with 10 of the most exciting things to do in Edmonton this weekend.
Take a look at what’s coming to Edmonton:
Prepare for a night of intrigue and suspense as Edmonton Opera presents Bartók’s psychological thriller. This haunting production promises to be a feast for the senses, blending stunning visuals with a score that’ll give you goosebumps (and not just from the cold).
The show closes this Friday. Catch it while you still can.
When: Feb. 1, 4, 6 & 7, 2025; 7:30 p.m.
Where: Edmonton Opera, #102, 11442 168 Street NW, Edmonton
Cost: $49 – $169
Looking to start your week with a healthy dose of comedy? Well, here’s your chance to laugh your way through a culinary misadventure with Ali Hassan. The witty host of CBC’s Laugh Out Loud is serving up a hilarious look at his restauranteur days. Gear up for a crazy cultural roast.
When: Feb. 6-9, 2025; Thursday – Saturday: 8 p.m., Sunday: 2 p.m.
Where: Jubilations Dinner Theatre, 1002 – 37th Street SW Calgary,
Cost: $41.95 – $44.95
Dreaming of seasonal road trips? Edmonton EXPO Centre is the place for you this weekend, courtesy of the Edmonton RV Adventure Sale & Show. Expect hundreds of RVs on display, from cozy campers to luxurious land yachts. Trust us, you’ll be planning your great escape before you know it.
When: Feb. 6-9, 2025
Where: Edmonton EXPO Centre, 7515 118 Ave NW, Edmonton
Cost: $11 – $14
Kicking off your weekend with a high-action game is inarguably one of the best ways to do it. Lucky for us, it’s hockey season. And this Friday, Rogers Place is set to explode as the Oilers face off against the Avalanche. With both teams vying for playoff positions, expect a high-stakes showdown that’ll have you on the edge of your seat.
When: Feb. 7, 2025; 7 p.m.
Where: Rogers Place, 10220 – 104 Avenue, Edmonton
Cost: $170 – $663
Ready to winter like a true Canadian? Gear up to channel your inner Norse warrior at this iconic cross-country ski event. Whether you’re tackling the full 55km or cheering from the sidelines, the Birkie spirit is contagious. Don’t forget to try the Viking-inspired snacks!
When: Feb. 7–9, 2025
Where: multiple locations at Cooking Lake – Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area
Cost: $25 – $130 (Free if you’re just cheering)
The IFWC is back with yet another collection of epic cinema. Cozy up for an outdoor movie experience like no other. With films projected onto screens made of snow and ice, it’s a uniquely Edmonton way to catch some indie flicks. Bonus: heated seating areas mean you won’t freeze your popcorn off.
When: Feb. 7-16, 2025; (See schedule above)
Where: Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park – 13221 Buena Vista Rd, Edmonton
Cost: $0 – $11:50
One of Edmonton’s oldest winter festivals is back for another season. And it’s your ticket to glide into winter fun. With ice sculptures, fire performances, and a 1km skating trail, it’s a winter wonderland come to life. Oh, and you want to stick around for the enchanting light installations after dark.
When: Feb. 7– 17, 2025
Where: Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park – 13221 Buena Vista Road, Edmonton
Cost: Free
This Friday, Old Strathcona is set to transform into a dessert (and latte) lovers’ paradise. The Sweet Treats & Latte Fest is back by popular demand. And participating businesses our outdoing themselves. From artisanal coffees to decadent pastries, it’s the perfect excuse to treat yourself. Diet who?
When: Feb. 7-19, 2025
Where: multiple locations in Old Strathcona, Edmonton
Cost: Varies
You can ride the game thrill a bit longer with the stars of tomorrow. Cath the Oil Kings take on the Warriors at Rogers Place this Saturday. With affordable tickets and high-energy play, it’s a great night out for hockey fans of all ages.
When: Feb. 8, 2025; 7 p.m.
Where: Rogers Place, 10220 – 104 Avenue, Edmonton
Cost: $24 – $39+
Let it go… all the way to the Citadel Theatre for this magical production. With stunning special effects and all your favourite songs, it’s a perfect family outing. Speaking from experience, you’ll be singing long after the curtain falls.
When: until Mar. 2; 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Where: The Citadel Theatre, 9828 101 A Avenue, Edmonton
Cost: $40 – $150
There you have it, Edmonton! A weekend packed with enough variety to keep cabin fever at bay.
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