February in Edmonton is packed with exciting and budget-friendly activities. Whether you're looking for winter adventures, art experiences, or unique date night ideas, there's something for everyone—all without breaking the bank. From Art Battles to couples' Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes, here are the top things to do in Edmonton this month for around $25.

Outdoor Adventures & Festivals

1. Friday Night Snow Tubing – Hops on the Hill
February 7, 14, 21 & 28
Embrace the winter season with Friday night tubing at Rabbit Hill Snow Resort. Enjoy live music and beer sampling from different breweries each week in the chalet.

2. Silver Skate Festival
February 7-17
This free, family-friendly festival celebrates culture, art, education, sports, and…

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As the holiday decorations come down and the festive buzz fades, January can sometimes feel a little gray. But there’s no need to let the winter blues set in! The start of the year is a perfect time to embrace the beauty of the season and make the most of the snowy landscapes. Here are some fun and refreshing winter activities to brighten your January and keep your spirits high.

Explore Winter Trails

Bundle up, lace up your boots or snowshoes, and hit the trails! Many parks and nature reserves offer groomed paths for walking, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing. Whether you’re trekking through a forest or alongside a frozen river, the crisp air and serene scenery are sure to rejuvenate you.

Go Skating Under the Stars

Outdoor skating…

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The Best FREE Christmas Light Displays in Edmonton

As the holiday season approaches and the magic of Christmas lights begins to illuminate the city, there’s no better time to explore the festive beauty of Edmonton. To help you make the most of this enchanting time of year, we’ve created a comprehensive guide to the best Christmas light displays in and around the Edmonton area. Whether you’re planning a family outing or looking for a festive evening with friends, these glowing attractions are sure to fill your season with joy and wonder.

Here are the best places to see Free Christmas Lights Displays in Edmonton

Christmas at Bob’s
Located at: 7421 108 Street


Yes! Christmas at Bob’s is back for 2023 and we’re more excited than ever. Though this…

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The excitement of tearing open presents on Christmas morning is a special part of the holiday season.

But what comes next?

Christmas Day is filled with opportunities to create magical memories beyond the gifts. Here are some ideas to keep the festive spirit alive and make the rest of the day truly special.

1. Enjoy a Festive Breakfast or Brunch

Start your day with a delicious holiday meal. Whether it’s cinnamon rolls fresh from the oven, pancakes shaped like snowmen, or a cozy hot chocolate bar, breakfast can be just as joyful as opening presents. Make it a family affair by cooking together or setting up a buffet-style spread.

2. Take a Winter Walk or Sleigh Ride

Bundle up and head outdoors to enjoy the beauty of a winter…

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As the holiday season approaches, one Edmonton tradition shines brighter than the rest—Candy Cane Lane. Nestled in the heart of the city, this beloved seasonal event transforms a charming west-end neighborhood into a sparkling wonderland of lights, decorations, and festive cheer.

A Tradition of Holiday Magic

Candy Cane Lane has been spreading joy in Edmonton since 1968. Each year, the residents of this picturesque community come together to create a mesmerizing display of holiday lights and decorations. Spanning several blocks, the event attracts families, friends, and visitors who stroll or drive through the neighborhood to take in the festive sights and sounds.

When and Where

Dates: Candy Cane Lane is open from December 12, 2024 –…

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It’s officially the most wonderful time of the year! ????✨ The first week of December is here, and it’s time to kick off the holiday season with festive cheer, cozy vibes, and—let’s face it—an unhealthy amount of hot chocolate. But hey, it’s December. Calories don’t count during the holidays, right?

Let’s take a quick look at what makes the first week of December so special, and how we can squeeze every last drop of joy out of it.

1. Advent Calendar Magic

Whether you’re opening tiny windows for chocolates, beauty treats, or mini bottles of wine (yes, that exists), the first week of December is when the excitement truly starts. There’s something so satisfying about knowing that each day brings a tiny, delightful surprise. It’s a small but…

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Whether your little ones are just starting to crawl or are in the "I'm too cool for you" phase (don't worry, it'll pass), Edmonton offers a wealth of exciting attractions that will keep kids entertained year-round. From interactive exhibits to outdoor adventures, here are the top 10 things to do with kids in Edmonton that they’ll remember for years to come!

Royal Alberta Museum

As the largest museum in Western Canada, the Royal Alberta Museum offers over 82,000 square feet of exhibits, including 7,000 square feet of hands-on displays designed for all ages. Kids can explore everything from weather patterns and the environment to dinosaurs and paleontology. They can dig for fossils, enjoy a performance in the Chautauqua, or create their own music…

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As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, there's nothing quite like the comforting embrace of fall flavors. The season brings an abundance of cozy spices, hearty vegetables, and rich, warming aromas that make every meal feel like a celebration of the harvest. Whether you're a fan of classic fall dishes or eager to try something new, these delicious fall recipes are sure to inspire your next seasonal feast.

 

1. Pumpkin Spice Pancakes

There’s no better way to start a fall morning than with a stack of fluffy, spiced pancakes. The sweet warmth of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves paired with the smooth richness of pumpkin makes these pancakes the ultimate autumn breakfast.

Ingredients:

  • 1 ½ cups all-purpose flour
  • 2 tbsp brown…

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As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop, the third week of November in Edmonton offers a unique blend of quiet reflection and the anticipation of winter’s full embrace. The vibrant fall foliage has already given way to bare trees and the first snowflakes have started to dust the ground. But in Edmonton, this transitional week has its own special charm. Whether you're looking for a peaceful moment in nature, gearing up for the holiday season, or enjoying one of the city’s cozy indoor activities, there’s plenty to embrace.

Here’s a look at what makes the third week of November in Edmonton so special.

1. A Quiet Pause Before the Holidays Begin

Edmonton is a city that thrives on community and celebration, but November gives us a…

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November in Edmonton is a month marked by a shift in seasons, where the vibrant colors of autumn give way to the early signs of winter. The days grow shorter, the air becomes crisp, and the city transforms into a winter wonderland. Here’s what to expect and enjoy during this unique time in Alberta’s capital.


Festivals and Events

November is bustling with events that celebrate the season:

  • The Edmonton International Film Festival: This festival usually runs into early November, showcasing a range of films from local and international filmmakers.
  • Christmas on the Square: Kicking off in mid-November, this festive event at Churchill Square features holiday lights, ice skating, and local vendors, creating a cozy, community-oriented…

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