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And just like that, we have reached the last full week of October. And it is a spooky one! But besides some Halloween events, there are concerts and an Oilers game in Edmonton this week. Not sure where to start? Check out these things to do in Edmonton this week!
Kick off the week with Jeremy Dutcher. Dutcher is an award winning composer who will be making his Winspear Centre debut with a new band and pivotal new music. Featuring guest artist, Zoon.
When: Tuesday, October 24th, 2023
Where: Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Sq
Cost: $38+
Perhaps one of the most highly-anticipated concerts in the city this fall, Maynard James Keenan and Tool will be back on stage in Edmonton this week!
When: Wednesday, October 25th, 2023
Where: Rogers Place, 10220 104 Ave NW, Edmonton
Cost: $121+
Retire Netflix for an evening and try a fun night out at the theatre instead! Citadel Theatre’s Little Shop of Horrors is the perfect blend of comedy, music, and just a hint of fall-appropriate spookiness. This sci-fi musical comedy tells the story of a meek floral shop assistant who stumbles across a strange new plant that causes business to boom. But this plant has a sinister edge, and when it starts to promise fame and fortune, it also develops a vampiric thirst for human blood! This story is one of the theatre company’s longest-running Off-Broadway shows and is set to an upbeat 60s-inspired pop/rock score for a fun night out streaming services can’t beat.
When: Showtimes between Saturday, October 21 to Sunday, November 19
Where: The Citadel Theatre, 9828 101 A Avenue, Edmonton
Cost: Ticket price varies by seat
It’s your last chance to face your biggest fears in Edmonton! Dark at Fort Edmonton Park has new haunting experiences at its event, which is celebrating 6 years of terror. “Survive a horde of undead in a defenceless frontier town. Escape the deranged killer clown whose grand gesture is murder. Dare to discover what nightmares are made during the witching hour,” states the event. We are scared just reading that.
When: Thursday, October 26th to Sunday, October 29th, 2023
Where: 7000 143 Street NW
Cost: $45 for GA
The super-popular Deadmonton Haunted House has returned! Celebrating 10 years of scary the pants off of nearly everyone who attends, this year’s event will take place at the old Edmonton Sun building and feature 3 chilling experiences.
When: On now until November 4th, 2023
Where: 9300 47 Street, Edmonton, AB
Cost: $39.99+
Alright hockey fans, we have another home game this week, and it is on Thursday. Head to Rogers Place to check out the Edmonton Oilers take on the New York Rangers.
When: Thursday, October 26th, 2023
Where: Rogers Place
Cost: $67+
From Jurassic Park to Saving Private Ryan, you probably know John Williams’ iconic works. And this week, Bob Bernhardt will lead the ESO through Williams’ most beloved pieces. You can expect to hear music from Empire of the Sun, Schindler’s List, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and Lincoln.
When: Friday, October 27th to Sunday, October 29th, 2023
Where: Winspear Centre, 4 Sir Winston Churchill Sq
Cost: $60.50+
Opening on October 27, Mazes & Brain Games allows guests to explore interactive mazes, 3D puzzles, full-body games, and mind-boggling illusions.
When: Opens Friday, October 27, 2023
Where: Telus World of Science, 11211 142 Street
Cost: $23.95
Are you ready for Halloween? If not, we’ve got Pumpkins After Dark to get you ready for spooky season! For over an entire month, you can enjoy thousands of hand-carved pumpkins in a beautiful setting.
When: Open until October 31st, 2023
Where: Borden Park
Cost: $22.95+ for GA
Looking to shop this season? Check out over 85 spooky vendors, local brewers & food trucks at the Halloween Night Market. It’s free to enter!
When: Friday, October 27th, 2023
Where: Alberta Aviation Museum
Cost: Free
Have a great week!
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