We might be sad to say goodbye to the spookiest month of the year, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t great things to come! With November comes the start of all the holiday goodies, like cutesy markets and dazzling light displays. Whether you’re ready to dive into Christmas with both feet or hoping to hold onto the ghoulish vibes a little longer, here are all the best things to do around Edmonton this weekend.
Bonobo
Bonobo is a British musician and producer known for his rich blend of downtempo electronic music and live instrumentation, which come together to create immersive soundscapes.
When: Friday, November 1st, 2024
Where: Midway Music Hall, 6107 104 St NW
Cost: $53+
Arkells
Arkells is a Canadian rock band celebrated for their anthemic melodies and energetic live performances that combine elements of rock, pop, and soul.
When: Friday, November 1st, 2024
Where: Rogers Place, 10220 104 Ave NW
Cost: $58+
Edmonton Weavers’ Guild Sale
Visit the Edmonton Weavers’ Guild annual sale and shop for unique textiles expertly handcrafted by Guild members. Treat yourself, or find the perfect handmade gift!
When: Saturday, November 2nd, 2024
Where: Fort Edmonton Park, 7000 143 St NW
Cost: Free to attend
UFC Fight Night
UFC returns to Edmonton with a thrilling clash of flyweight contenders. Get your tickets to be part of the energy at Rogers Place!
When: Saturday, November 2nd, 2024
Where: Rogers Place, 10220 104 Ave NW
Cost: $127+
DARK at Fort Edmonton Park
DARK is back for its 6th year! Head over to Fort Edmonton Park and experience their spookiest event. Visit a farm where a sinister deal harvests gruesome consequences. Or dare to discover what nightmares are made of when demons come knocking at three in the morning. Come for the scares and stay for the food and fun.
When: Now until Sunday, November 2nd, 2024
Where: Fort Edmonton Park – 7000 143 Street
Cost: $50+
Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show
Send off a spooky season with flair with a cult classic! This screening brings all the iconic rock songs, elaborate dances, and audience participation that the show is known for.
When: Now until Saturday, November 3rd, 2024
Where: Fort Edmonton Park, 7000 143 St NW
Cost: $43+
Paranormal Tours
Try your hand as a paranormal investigator! Descend on Fort Edmonton Park and explore its most haunted locations. Expect ghost stories and maybe even a spectre or two! Limited spots remain for Fall tours, so fill out the online form to be notified about future booking updates.
When: Now until Wednesday, November 27th, 2024
Where: Fort Edmonton Park, 7000 143 St NW
Cost: $20+
Edmonton Ghost Tours
If you want to keep the spooky vibes going into November, try a local paranormal tour and explore the most haunted spots in the city! Take a ghostly walk through some of Edmonton’s historic landmarks. It’ll make you think twice the next time something goes bump in the night!
When: Dates throughout the fall
Where: Locations around Edmonton
Cost: $18+
Frogs and Friends
Discover the world of Frogs and Friends at this feature exhibit at the Muttart Conservatory! Get up close with these little creatures and uncover the fascinating diversity and unique adaptations of amphibians. This is an especially fun one to do with the kids!
When: Now until Sunday, November 17th, 2024
Where: Muttart Conservatory, 9626 96a St NW
Cost: $14.95
7 Paintings Dining Experience Edmonton
A renowned Dubai dining experience is making its North American debut right here! Combining art with food, 7 Paintings is a highly anticipated dining experience that will be here until December! 7 Paintings is a 2.5-hour sensory journey that brings the works of iconic artists like Michelangelo, Banksy, Picasso, Pollock, Warhol, Dali, and Van Gogh to life while you dine.
When: Now until December 2024
Where: HALO Bar | Bistro, 4236 36th E, Edmonton International Airport
Cost: Reserve online, cost varies by meal
There you have it! All the best things to do in and around Edmonton this week – have the best time!
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