Jamapiano 2.0
Afro house and amapiano take over ICE District — the first edition sold out fast, and this one's already moving.
Afro house and amapiano take over ICE District — the first edition sold out fast, and this one's already moving.
World Cup group stage on the big screen at Solace Outpost — grab a seat early, it'll fill fast.
Local favourite Pool Boys hit the outdoor stage — find your crew by the beer tent.
Ne-Yo fans carry the night from Rogers Place to 101 Club, with a $1,000 giveaway keeping the energy high past midnight.
Monthly spades night at Nando's Mosaic District — free parking, drinks available, and real table competition from 7pm.
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Post-concert energy at Double Dragon for the Ne-Yo x Akon crowd — expect a late, loud, R&B-heavy night.
Competitive A-level doubles on Bluemont's grass courts — free, outdoor, Friday night volleyball for serious players.
A laid-back Juneteenth Friday meetup at Punchbowl's bar — good timing with the federal holiday giving the crowd an extra hour to settle in.
See Blatchford's newest neighbourhood come alive with neighbours, local food, and a genuine sense of place.
A rare Ujjain-style Bhasma Aarti — one of Hinduism's most sacred dawn rituals, brought to Edmonton's Shiv Shakti Mandir.
Bollywood beats from DJ Mancino on a rooftop — a rare summer night that'll have the whole crowd dancing.
A sold-out afternoon party with UK DJ Mode Nads — if you got a ticket, you're in for a good Saturday.
Food trucks, live music, and a 1K kids run at Strathcona Park — with proceeds going to the Mazankowski Heart Institute.
Afrobeats and R&B collide at this Discreet Lounge night built for the dancefloor — dress up and go.
A 7.5-mile flat loop around one of Northern Virginia's largest reservoirs — solid Saturday legs with water views the whole way.
A new neighbourhood hub opens with food trucks and ravine views — solid excuse to explore Chappelle.
Six-minute rounds with Edmonton singles in the 30–45 bracket — low-stakes, no app required.
Two vibrant communities mark Indigenous Peoples Day together in Rundle Park — food, music, and a genuinely warm afternoon outside.
Dads and kids get their hands dirty with murals, cardboard builds, and process art — a Sunday well spent.
Free outdoor pick-up volleyball at Roundtree Park — no experience needed, just show up and play.
A warm community gathering honouring local seniors — drop in for a browse and some genuinely good company.
Stream classic Tina Turner hits alongside the story of her 1976 Dallas escape — a music history moment worth knowing.
Giorgio pours and talks through his Friuli estate wines — a rare chance to hear the story behind the bottle.
A guided river valley walk using the Commonwealth Walkway app — easy, free, and a great way to see Edmonton's green belt with fresh eyes.
Guided canvas painting for the whole family at a sit-down restaurant — no experience needed, just show up ready to make a mess.
Local trivia focused on Edmonton history and culture, hosted at a zero-waste co-op — a genuinely local night out.
Designers swap ideas over coffee — a rare chance to think beyond your own discipline.
Guided canvas painting at Boston Pizza — kids and parents leave with matching masterpieces.
Roll sushi with neighbours, then send it to families who need it — cooking with actual purpose.
Neighbors share a meal and real conversation at Lake Anne — the kind of evening that actually makes a place feel like home.
A community gathering on the river — good conversation, better views, and the kind of crowd worth meeting.
A sharp, honest gathering for women navigating male-dominated industries — good conversation, real room.
Guided canvas painting for all ages — kids and parents leave with matching masterpieces.
A practical session helping teachers and school staff better understand and support PDA kids in the classroom.
Camera fans meet at GRETA Bar over cold pints and pizza — a laid-back Thursday for photography nerds.
Monthly candid talks on money and wellbeing — practical, no-fluff conversations worth an evening of your time.
A workplace leadership workshop on family violence — practical, overdue, and the kind of training that actually changes culture.
Sign up to sell at Sherbrooke's summer block party — a solid spot to get your small business in front of neighbours.
Commercial real estate crowd gathers on the National Bank Centre terrace — best for industry insiders looking to connect face-to-face.