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Sep
19

Chinatown After Dark

Food * Music * Entertainment * Crafts

Summer night festivities in our beloved Chinatown. See September’s line up here.

Organized by RE:VITA

Sponsored by the City of Edmonton

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Sep
21

Food Preservation 101: Zucchini Relish

Food Preservation 101 Series: Zucchini Relish

With rising food prices, saving money while still finding healthy and delicious food is becoming more challenging than ever. Meanwhile, the average Canadian household wastes 79 kg of food annually, and the country wastes on average 46% of all food. Preventing food waste is a simple action that individuals can take to increase food sovereignty and food security. And food preservation is one of the best ways to prevent food waste, especially during the fall harvest season, when produce is plentiful and at its peak!

To create an accessible way to learn about food preservation, Earth's Refillery Co-op, Edmonton Horticultural Society, and New Grocery Movement are holding a 3-part Food Preservation Series!

The second class we learn about canning sauces. Participants will learn about food safety, how to replicate this easy method at home, and take home a couple jars of zucchini relish. We will be providing all of the tools and vegetables needed for the class. 

Our last workshop is planned for the following dates, with more details to come: Mon Oct 05 (Crab Apple Preserve)

We can't wait to have you join us on this food sovereignty journey!

Register for $12 here

See Earth’s Refillery Co-op and Cafe website to stay up to date with their events and join their mailing list.

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Sep
24

Art Gallery of Alberta Free Entry Thursday

Everyone is welcome at the AGA! Enjoy free admission from 4–7pm on the last Thursday of every month. Join us on September 24 and experience the Gallery for free.

See AGA event

See AGA events calendar

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Sep
26

Harcourt House Party Fundraiser

  • CO*LAB Community {Arts} Laboratory (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for the Harcourt House Party Fundraiser 🎉 and help support the artists, programs, and creative community that make Harcourt House a pillar of the Edmonton art scene!

Enjoy an evening of live painting by local artists, a silent auction, 50/50 draw, interactive art stations, and the opportunity to create your own artwork from live models. DJ Nathan Panousis will be providing the soundtrack for the evening, while Sea Change Brewing and Shiddy's Distilling keep the drinks flowing. Delicious finger foods from Rigoletto's will also be available throughout the night.

This adults-only event is a chance to connect with Edmonton's vibrant arts community, celebrate local creativity, and support one of the city's longest-standing artist-run centres.

The Harcourt House Party will take place at Co*Lab in downtown Edmonton. We can't wait to celebrate with you!

Early Bird Tickets $40, Standard Tickets $50

More about the event and buy tickets here

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Sep
27

Journey of the Horse - Mah Society

Journey of the Horse is committed to preserving the rich heritage of Edmonton’s Chinese Canadian history. Our exhibit is a permanent installation on two levels in the Mah Society of Edmonton building. 

 

The exhibit starts with a journey through the Mah Society of Edmonton’s 100+ year history. Visitors are encouraged to continue to level two, to follow the journey of Chinese settlers in Alberta. Also housed on level two are our cultural practices archive and genealogy library. 

 

Come see our collection of fascinating objects and stories that illustrate the challenges and triumphs of Edmonton’s Chinese community. We invite you to immerse yourself in this historic experience and learn more about Edmonton’s Chinese past.

Nominated for a Governor General's History Award of Excellence in Community Programming

Register here for your free tickets

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Oct
3

Journey of the Horse - Mah Society

Journey of the Horse is committed to preserving the rich heritage of Edmonton’s Chinese Canadian history. Our exhibit is a permanent installation on two levels in the Mah Society of Edmonton building. 

 

The exhibit starts with a journey through the Mah Society of Edmonton’s 100+ year history. Visitors are encouraged to continue to level two, to follow the journey of Chinese settlers in Alberta. Also housed on level two are our cultural practices archive and genealogy library. 

 

Come see our collection of fascinating objects and stories that illustrate the challenges and triumphs of Edmonton’s Chinese community. We invite you to immerse yourself in this historic experience and learn more about Edmonton’s Chinese past.

Nominated for a Governor General's History Award of Excellence in Community Programming

Register here for your free tickets

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Oct
4

Casper - Family Movie Sundays

Boyle Street Community League and CO*LAB team up with our Family Movie Sundays in Boyle Street!

October 4, 2026 - Casper (1995)
November 1, 2026 - Coco (2016)
December 6, 2026 - Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
January 3, 2027 - Black Panther (2017)

Door @ 1:30 PM
Film @ 2:00 PM

Free Admission & Refreshments!

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Nov
1

Coco - Family Movie Sundays

Boyle Street Community League and CO*LAB team up with our Family Movie Sundays in Boyle Street!


November 1, 2026 - Coco (2016)
December 6, 2026 - Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
January 3, 2027 - Black Panther (2017)

Door @ 1:30 PM
Film @ 2:00 PM

Free Admission & Refreshments!

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Nov
29

Journey of the Horse - Mah Society

Journey of the Horse is committed to preserving the rich heritage of Edmonton’s Chinese Canadian history. Our exhibit is a permanent installation on two levels in the Mah Society of Edmonton building. 

 

The exhibit starts with a journey through the Mah Society of Edmonton’s 100+ year history. Visitors are encouraged to continue to level two, to follow the journey of Chinese settlers in Alberta. Also housed on level two are our cultural practices archive and genealogy library. 

 

Come see our collection of fascinating objects and stories that illustrate the challenges and triumphs of Edmonton’s Chinese community. We invite you to immerse yourself in this historic experience and learn more about Edmonton’s Chinese past.

Nominated for a Governor General's History Award of Excellence in Community Programming

Register here for your free tickets

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Dec
6

Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian - Family Movie Sundays

Boyle Street Community League and CO*LAB team up with our Family Movie Sundays in Boyle Street!


December 6, 2026 - Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
January 3, 2027 - Black Panther (2017)

Door @ 1:30 PM
Film @ 2:00 PM

Free Admission & Refreshments!

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Jan
3

Black Panther - Family Movie Sundays

Boyle Street Community League and CO*LAB team up with our Family Movie Sundays in Boyle Street!


December 6, 2026 - Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
January 3, 2027 - Black Panther (2017)

Door @ 1:30 PM
Film @ 2:00 PM

Free Admission & Refreshments!

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Sep
16

Felice Block Party

Celebrating all things local including Live Music, Shopping, and Food Trucks! Located in the park outside Felice Cafe.

Felice Cafe is proud to present a brand new market series for 2026!

The Felice Block Party will be a dynamic family friendly event featuring local vendors, food trucks, free activities and live entertainment.

Felice brings the best of Edmonton together under one roof and the Block Party will be a celebration of local love and community.

Come celebrate with us!

Admission: all ages, FREE to attend!

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Sep
13

Repair Cafe at Earth's Refillery Co-op and Cafe

Bring damaged clothing or other small item in need of repair and our handy volunteers will do their best to help you fix it! One item per person please.

See Earth’s Refillery Co-op and Cafe website to stay up to date with their events and join their mailing list.

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Sep
12

iHuman Art Walk

iHuman’s Annual Art Walk is a two-day celebration invites Edmonton to experience youth-created art, and see how belonging and opportunity can be part of the solution to youth homelessness.

See more event details here.

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Sep
12

kisiskâciwani-sîpiy - Plant Teachings with Myra LaFrance-Goodeagle

  • Ociciwan Contemporary Art Centre & Edmonton's River Valley (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

NOTE: This event is sold out.

Join Ociciwan Contemporary Art Centre for a land-based learning experience with Knowledge Keeper Myra LaFrance-Goodeagle in Edmonton's River Valley. Beginning at Ociciwan, participants will walk together to the area near the Tawatinâ Bridge, where Myra will share teachings about plants, responsible gathering practices, and our relationships with the land.

Through walking, observation, and conversation, participants will be invited to consider the land as a teacher and to reflect on the responsibilities that come with gathering from it. Myra will share teachings about approaching the land with respect and reciprocity.

This free workshop is part of kisiskâciwani-sîpiy, Ociciwan's land-based workshop series exploring the North Saskatchewan River Valley through art, conversation, and community. Donations are optional but welcome! Space is limited to 15 participants. Please register on Eventbrite to reserve your spot.

When: Saturday, September 12, 2026, 1:00–3:00 PM

Where: Ociciwan Contemporary Art Centre & Edmonton's River Valley

Register here, limited spots available!

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Myra LaFrance-Goodeagle is a Plains Cree / Blackfoot woman born and raised in Treaty 6 and Treaty 7. Her teachings come from four generations of matriarchs, community Elders, and her lifelong relationship with Mother Earth. As the creator of Buffalo Lodge Cultural Society, teacher, social worker, and mentor, Myra brings together land-based learning, cultural knowledge, and community teaching in her work. She describes her approach as one grounded in the understanding that we walk as four directional beings, together.

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Ociciwan is pleased to present kisiskâciwani-sîpiy, a series of land-based workshops taking place throughout the summer and autumn in Edmonton's River Valley. Across a number of sessions, participants are invited to gather with artists, Elders, and Knowledge Keepers. kisiskâciwani-sîpiy drives connection through walks, conversations, and creative activities that deepen our relationships with the river and the land.

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Accessibility notes: This program takes place outdoors in Edmonton's River Valley. Participants will walk from Ociciwan to the workshop site and spend portions of the workshop outdoors. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing, bring water, and be prepared for changing outdoor conditions. More detailed information about the walking route and site will be provided to registered participants.

This project is funded through the FIRE Grant Program (Funding Indigenous Resurgence in Edmonton) from the Edmonton Heritage Council.

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Sep
12

Chinatown Cleanups

  • CO*LAB Community {Arts} Laboratory (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

RE:VITA’s monthly cleanups are one of the simplest — and most important — things they do.

The cleanups aren’t just about tidying streets. They’re about showing care for place, building pride, and creating low-barrier ways for people to show up for Chinatown together. Cleanups always end with shared meals and conversations that often spark new ideas and relationships.

Monthly on the second Saturday, gather at 10:45 at CO*LAB - 9641 102A Ave

Put on by RE:VITA

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Sep
11

iHuman Art Walk

iHuman’s Annual Art Walk is a two-day celebration invites Edmonton to experience youth-created art, and see how belonging and opportunity can be part of the solution to youth homelessness.

See more event details here.

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Soil Succession Workshop
Sep
9

Soil Succession Workshop

Come and learn how to make the best soil for the plants you want to grow in your from a garden master composter and master gardener.

Our master gardener and master composter will show us how to provide the best and correct soil conditions to grow the foods you want to grow in your soil.

Some plants like full sun, some like partial shade, some like lots of moisture while others like it a little on the dry side. Certain plants like different soil conditions and with this knowledge we can help our plants thrive.

The status quo of simply adding a generic fertilizer with high N-P-K numbers are counter productive for good soil health, especially long-term.

Feed the soil corrtly and the plants will grow well.

Our very knowledgeable workshop presenter is a master composter and master gardener. Come and learn and grow!

Our cafe will be open for beverages and food until 6:30pm.

Register for free here.

See Earth’s Refillery Co-op and Cafe website to stay up to date with their events and join their mailing list.

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Sugarcane - Thoughtful Tuesday Film Screening
Sep
8

Sugarcane - Thoughtful Tuesday Film Screening

Sugarcane’ is a compelling 2024 documentary that delves into the harrowing legacy of the Canadian Indian residential school system,

"Sugarcane’ is a compelling 2024 documentary that delves into the harrowing legacy of the Canadian Indian residential school system. The film investigates the discovery of unmarked graves at St. Joseph's Mission near Williams Lake, British Columbia, bringing to light the physical and sexual abuses endured by Indigenous children.

The narrative intertwines personal stories with a broader historical context, showcasing the strength and unity of a community confronting its painful past. ‘Sugarcane’ not only exposes the atrocities committed but also celebrates the enduring spirit of Indigenous peoples as they heal and reclaim their cultural identity. This poignant film serves as a testament to their perseverance and the ongoing fight for recognition and reconciliation." from Documentary Area.

Thoughtful Tuesday is a film/documentary screening series hosted and curated by Earth's Refillery & Cafe Coop. As a community, we watch a film/documentary, and then discuss what we watched, what we felt, and how that will inspire us to act.

Coffee, tea, drinks, and food will be available for purchase until 6pm.

This documentary is a tough watch. Trigger warning.

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Sep
6

Billie Elliot - Family Movie Sundays

Boyle Street Community League and CO*LAB team up with our Family Movie Sundays in Boyle Street!

September 6, 2026 - Billy Elliot (2000)
October 4, 2026 - Casper (1995)
November 1, 2026 - Coco (2016)
December 6, 2026 - Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
January 3, 2027 - Black Panther (2017)

Door @ 1:30 PM
Film @ 2:00 PM

Free Admission & Refreshments!

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McCauley Community League Garage Sale & Swap
Sep
5

McCauley Community League Garage Sale & Swap

  • McCauley Piazza, Earth's Refillery Co-op, Giovanni Caboto Park (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Bring your own table and cashbox!

(We know that this is in McCauley, but it’s just a short distance from Boyle Street with very community-minded initiatives)

See Earth’s Refillery Co-op and Cafe website to stay up to date with their events and join their mailing list.

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Sep
4

Mah Jong

Mah Society of Edmonton Mah Jong Nights

1st and 3rd Friday of each month

Doors open at 6pm

Whether you’re an experienced player or learning, everyone is welcome to join us for a friendly game of mahjong. This is a non-gambling, drop-in event hosted at the Mah Society of Edmonton. Snacks are available.

To assist with our operational costs, donations are appreciated. $5 is suggested to join in the fun.

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Reimagining Safety: Thoughtful Tuesdays Film Screening
Sep
1

Reimagining Safety: Thoughtful Tuesdays Film Screening

Reimagining Safety Film Screening:

Thoughtful Tuesday returns for another season.
“Reimagining Safety” illustrates the history and impact of policing, why harmful aspects persist, the role of the media, and how resources and care-based interventions reduce crime while improving societal conditions.” – from IMDb
Coffee, teas, drinks, and food will be available for purchase until 6pm.

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Aug
29

Chinatown After Dark

Food * Music * Entertainment * Crafts

Summer night festivities in our beloved Chinatown. See August’s line up here.

Organized by RE:VITA

Sponsored by the City of Edmonton

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Aug
29

Stories in Motion: Chinatown AR Showcase & Community Feedback Weekend

Experience Chinatown in a Whole New Way!

​Be among the first to experience a brand-new augmented reality (AR) application through Edmonton's Chinatown and help shape its future. Join ELIXR Simulations on Saturday from 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM for a free community playtest of our AR experience created for one of Edmonton's Chinatown murals.

​Using your smartphone, you'll unlock digital content layered onto the mural, experience local innovation firsthand, and share your feedback to help shape future enhancements and potential expansion of the experience.

​Whether you're curious about augmented reality, enjoy discovering local art, or simply want a unique activity before Chinatown After Dark, we'd love to have you join us!

Sign up here

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Aug
27

QueerAOKE at CO*LAB

You are cordially invited to our next QueerAOKE happening Thursday, August 27th at 7 PM - 11 PM.

Queer, Not Queer!

Everyone is welcome!

No cover!

See y’all Thursday evening!

link to facebook event

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Aug
27

Art Gallery of Alberta Free Entry Thursday

Everyone is welcome at the AGA! Enjoy free admission from 4–7pm on the last Thursday of every month. Join us on August 27 and experience the Gallery for free.

See AGA event

See AGA events calendar

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Aug
19

Open House at Sahaba Mosque

Join the open house to learn more about the Sahaba Mosque and the role they play in the neighbourhood

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Aug
16

Garden Party at CO*LAB Community {Arts} Laboratory

We would love to invite you to our Garden Party happening Sunday, August 16th 11 AM - 3 PM.

Turn off your electronics, step back in time, & unwind with us!

Let’s see how we do not looking at our phones for like even an hour.

  • Food, games and fun

  • Community Connection

  • Chill with friends and make new ones

Check out the event posting here

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Aug
12

Felice Block Party

Celebrating all things local including Live Music, Shopping, and Food Trucks! Located in the park outside Felice Cafe.

Felice Cafe is proud to present a brand new market series for 2026!

The Felice Block Party will be a dynamic family friendly event featuring local vendors, food trucks, free activities and live entertainment.

Felice brings the best of Edmonton together under one roof and the Block Party will be a celebration of local love and community.

Come celebrate with us!

Admission: all ages, FREE to attend!

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Edmonton Dragon Festival
Aug
15
to Aug 24

Edmonton Dragon Festival

  • Boyle Street Community League (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

For more info, go to:

https://www.ctcyeg.ca/edmonton-dragon-festival-2025

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Green Shack Program
Jul
2
to Aug 22

Green Shack Program

The Green Shack Program is a free program hosted by the City of Edmonton. Each day of the week you will get active and experience a variety of crafts, games, sports, and free play! The program is targeted for children aged 6-12, but all children accompanied by an adult are welcome to attend.

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Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market New Hours
Oct
7

Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market New Hours

If you’re a fan of the Downtown Farmers Market, you’ll get another day to enjoy it! Starting Oct. 7, the market will be open Fridays! You asked, we listened! We are excited to announce the Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market will be open FRIDAYS 11am - 5pm starting October 7! FREE 2 hour parking located at the back of the building.

Farmers market fun doesn’t have to wait till the weekend! Stop by for a bite on your lunch break or stock up on your local essentials for the weekend.

https://yegdtmarket.com/

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