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13 of the best things to do in and around Edmonton this weekend (May 30-June 1)

29 May 20255 Mins Read

Another warm weekend is rollin’ in, and we are not wasting it indoors. With the sun playing nice and patios buzzing, it’s prime time to dive into all the fun things to do in Edmonton this weekend. From Pride markets and rodeos to drag fests and cat cuddles, there’s something fun (and often free!) to keep you vibin’ all weekend long.

Giddy up, cowpokes! Leduc’s biggest rodeo event is back with a weekend full of thrilling rides, midway snacks, and classic country fun. From bull riding and barrel racing to the lively Black Gold Days Parade and concerts, there’s tons to see and do across the four-day event.

When: Thursday, May 29 – Sunday, June 1 (see timings above)
Where: Leduc Recreation Centre – 4330 Black Gold Dr., Leduc
Cost: Free and ticketed events

Alt After Dark is turning up the volume for Pride Month with a special evening edition. Expect fierce performances, queer artists, handmade goods, and a buzzing, inclusive atmosphere. It’s the perfect mix of shopping, celebration, and community love.

When: Friday, May 30; 7 p.m. – 11 p.m.
Where: Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre – 8426 Gateway Blvd. NW
Cost: Free entry

Basketball fans, it’s time to swarm the Hive! The Stingers take on the Bandits this Friday in what promises to be an electric CEBL showdown. With high-flying dunks and non-stop energy, this is your shot to catch pro hoops live in the heart of Edmonton.

When: Friday, May 30, 7 p.m.
Where: Edmonton Expo Centre – 7515 118 Ave. NW
Cost: $24 – $86

Football season is back, baby! The Elks are hitting the turf at Commonwealth for a home opener clash against the BC Lions. Get the crew together, wear your green, and bring the noise — Friday Night Lights are calling.

When: Friday, May 30, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Commonwealth Stadium – 11000 Stadium Rd.
Cost: $19 – $69

Gear up for high-energy matches, dramatic rivalries, and loud cheers. ‘Cause Love Pro Wrestling is back at the Rec Room this weekend. If you like your Friday night with a body slam and some big attitude, this one’s for you. Grab a beer and enjoy the show.

When: Friday, May 30, 7:30 p.m.
Where: The Rec Room South Edmonton Common – 1725 99th St.
Cost: $33 – $66

Call all art lovers 65 and over! The Art Gallery of Alberta is hosting a guided tour of Life in Print. This striking exhibit explores identity and storytelling through contemporary printmaking. It’s a relaxed, insightful way to spend a Friday afternoon.

When: Friday, May 30, 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Where: Art Gallery of Alberta – 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq.
Cost: $9.52 – $13.33

Grab your perogies and dancing shoes—it’s UFest weekend! Borden Park will be alive with Ukrainian culture, featuring music, dance, traditional food, beer gardens, and family fun. Don’t miss the pysanka painting, artisan village, and the famous Ukrainian Village stage performances.

When: Friday, May 30, 5 p.m. – p.m. and Saturday, May 31, 11 a.m. – 11 p.m.
Where: Borden Park – 7507 Borden Park Rd. NW
Cost: Free entry

Old-school fun, nostalgic summer vibes and a short road trip? Count us in! Stoney Plain Farm Days is back. And so are three full days of midway rides, petting zoo, live entertainment, and food vendors serving up everything from mini donuts to smoky BBQ.

When: Friday, May 30 – Sunday, June 1
Where: 5100 41st Ave., Stony Plain
Cost: $1 (single ticket) – $50 (all-day wristband)

St. Albert’s family-friendly arts festival is back, and it’s transforming the city into a creative wonderland. With interactive shows, whimsical installations, hands-on workshops, and roaming performers, there’s inspiration around every corner.

When: Friday, May 30 – Sunday, June 1
Where: Multiple locations in St. Albert
Cost: Varies

Three days. One massive stage. Countless fierce queens and kings. The Edmonton Drag Festival is taking over Churchill Square with live performances, pop-up bars, vendors, and workshops. The lineup is stacked, so show up, slay out, and bring your loudest cheer.

When: Friday, May 30 – Sunday, June 1
Where: Sir Winston Churchill Square – 9900 – 102nd Ave. NW
Cost: $24.99 (single event) and $129 (VIP Admission)

Swing into the weekend (literally) at the Stardust Festival—a jazzy, starlit celebration of music, dance, and vintage flair. Hosted by Sugar Swing, this three-day fest offers live bands, outdoor dance sessions, beginner lessons, and even a pancake brunch.

When: Friday, May 30 – Sunday, June 1 (see timings above)
Where: 10019 80th Ave. NW
Cost: Free and ticketed events

Cat people, listen up! This one-day event at MacEwan is packed with feline-themed fun. Think cat trivia, vendors, meet-and-greets with adoptable kitties, and panel talks from local rescues. Bonus: 100% of the proceeds go to helping cats in need.

When: Saturday, May 31; 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Where: Robbins Health Learning Centre, MacEwan University – 10910 104th Ave.
Cost: $15.50

Head to Elk Island National Park for a market that celebrates Indigenous makers, stories, and traditions. You’ll find handcrafted goods, art, food, and live performances—all surrounded by the beauty of Astotin Lake.

When: Saturday, May 31; 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Where: Astotin Lake Recreation Area, Elk Island National Park – 54401 Range Rd. 203, Fort Saskatchewan
Cost: $7.75 – $9

Have fun out there, Edmonton—sun’s out, vibes up!

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