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Happy weekend, Edmonton! And it is not just any weekend, it is officially the last weekend of July… That’s right, summer keeps flying by. So be sure to get out and enjoy the next few days. From watching the Paris Olympics opening ceremony to the last weekend of K-Days, here are 10 things to do in Edmonton this weekend!
Olympic Games Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony Viewing Party
CBC Edmonton is hosting an Olympic Games Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony viewing party at their office located inside the Edmonton City Centre Mall. “Join us for special performances by A-One Taekwondo and Freestyle Movement, giveaways, team bracelet making, and exclusive swag,” states their event which starts at 11 am.
When: Friday, July 26th, 2024
Where: CBC Edmonton, 10062 102 Avenue #123 Edmonton
Cost: Free to attend
Friday Nights at the Grand Night Market
Time for the Grand Night Market! You can expect live performances, DJs, a licensed beverage garden, and fun for all ages! There will be 60-100 vendors including artisan vendors, food trucks, concession/street eats, vintage and more!
When: Friday, July 26th, 2024
Where: The High Street, 102 Avenue from 124 to 125 Street (West)
Cost: Free to attend
Sponsored Pick: The Play That Goes Wrong
Get ready for total mayhem and guaranteed laughter! The Citadel Theatre presents ’The Play That Goes Wrong’, a 1920s murder mystery put on by The Cornley Drama Society, but as the title suggests, everything that can go wrong… does! Watch as the play ‘goes wrong’, but with perfectly staged/planned special effects. Don’t miss out on this Olivier Award-winning comedy about a play within a play – it’s a must-see this summer in Edmonton!
When: Saturday, July 6th to Sunday, August 4th
Where: Citadel Theatre
Cost: $60+
Taste of Edmonton
Taste of Edmonton has grown to be known as the largest food festival in Western Canada, and it is back this July for 11 days of food, drinks, and local artisans. And it is celebrating its 40th Anniversary!
When: On now until Sunday, July 28th, 2024
Where: Churchill Square
Cost: $59.50 for 40
K-DAYS
It is time! The quintessential pick for your summer bucket list! Enjoy midway rides, games, live entertainment, concerts, food… the list goes on and on! K-Days is back, Edmonton! And if you missed opening weekend, there’s still time.
When: Friday, July 19th to Sunday, July 28th, 2024
Where: 515 118 Ave NW
Cost: $15
Ja Rule
A KDays show you won’t want to miss is Ja Rule, the artist with several hits that made the top 20 of the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart, and has sold over 30 million records worldwide and was the best-selling rapper in 2001!
When: Friday, July 26th, 2024
Where: Edmonton EXPO Centre, Edmonton
Cost: $81+
National Youth Orchestra of Canada
This weekend, check out the exceptional talent of Canada’s young musicians in the National Youth Orchestra of Canada (NYO Canada) as they tackle beloved orchestral classics such as Ravel’s La Valse.
When: Saturday, July 27th, 2024
Where: Winspear Centre
Cost: $20.50
Family Favourites at Cineplex
Looking for a cheap movie on a weekend morning? Head to Cineplex this Saturday for their Family Favourites. This week, they are playing Angry Birds 2.
When: Saturday, July 27th, 2024
Where: Cineplex near you
Cost: $3.99
Ludacris
Closing out KDays is Ludacris! The recording artist has sold more than 24 million albums worldwide, and if you’re a Fast & Furious franchise fan, you won’t want to miss the show.
When: Sunday, July 28th, 2024
Where: Edmonton EXPO Centre, Edmonton
Cost: $81+
Edmonton Corn Maze
Well, it is officially that time of year again! The Edmonton Corn Maze is opening this week! The popular maze features a new design each year, and we can’t wait to get lost in it… again.
When: Opens on Wednesday, July 24th, until October 27th, 2024
Where: Edmonton Corn Maze, 51529 Range Rd 262, Spruce Grove
Cost: $11.50+
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