February 2 and 16
Don your winter running gear and join the Running Room for the Hypothermic Half Marathon at Concordia University. To sweeten the deal, brunch is included in the price of registration.
February 7 to 22
Rapid Fire Theatre alum Belinda Cornish and Jana O’Connor are joined by a surprise special guest for Three Ladies, an improvised tea party of wild characters, delicious gossip and non-stop laughs.
February 7
Sip a glass of bubbly and enjoy pianist Sara Davis Buechner’s virtuosic talent as she performs Saint-Saëns’ Piano Concerto No. 2 and Schubert’s Sixth Symphony at the Winspear’s Piano & Prosecco.
February 7
Experience the Black Opry’s stellar lineup of Black country, blues, folk and Americana artists at The Arden Theatre.
February 7 to 9
Strap on your skis and head east to the Beaver Hills Biosphere for the 40th annual Canadian Birkebeiner Ski Festival. With different events throughout the weekend, people of all ages and skill levels can enjoy the Birkie.
Feb 7 to 17
Winter is a fact of life in Edmonton — you might as well enjoy it. Laurier Park is home to the 35th Silver Skate Festival. Enjoy family-friendly activities like ice duathlon, a snow sculpture garden and the Indigenous Heritage Village.
February 7 to 9
Brian Webb Dance’s Mayday Cabaret Noir at the Westbury Theatre pulls from a rich repertoire of Black writing, music and cinema to create a dance performance unlike any other.
Until February 8
Angry Alan is a scathing satire of online radicalization. Presented by Northern Light Theatre, you can catch this one-man-show at the Fringe Studio Theatre.
February 8
Vancouver-based indie-pop band Peach Pit makes a stop at the Edmonton Convention Centre during its Magpie tour.
February 14
Singer-songwriter Old Man Luedecke brings his Juno-award winning sounds to the New Moon Folk Club.
February 14 to 15
Gather your Galentines or Valentine for an all-inclusive experience and find your new favourite vino at Winefest at the Edmonton Convention Centre.
February 14 to 15
Choreographers Shay Kuebler and Emilie Leriche bring experimental, fresh perspectives to Ballet Edmonton’s Escape, redefining the boundaries of dance.
February 15
BCW In Action and the Mosquers Film Festival host Black Resistance: Celebrating Black Art and Film at the Orange Hub in honour of Black History Month. Take in film screenings, art exhibitions and panel discussions.
February 16
Coming off a successful first season, the Professional Women’s Hockey League is bringing the excitement to Edmonton. The Toronto Sceptres take on the Ottawa Charge at Rogers Place for a PWHL Takeover Tour Game.
February 16
CBC comedy show The Debaters brings the laughs to the Winspear Centre. Join some of Canada’s top comedians for a night of stand-up comedy debate, where the audience picks the winner.
February 18
Join local drag legend, Pepper, at Spotlight Cabaret for Drag Queen Bingo. Grab your dauber, a cocktail and enjoy fabulous drag performances by some of Edmonton’s top queens.
February 19
Grab a pint and enjoy arias and ensembles by Edmonton’s emerging and established opera performers at the Opera Pub at Blue Chair.
February 20
Iconic Canadian rock band Our Lady Peace brings its 30th anniversary tour to Rogers Place.
Until February 22
Latitude 53 presents âkwaskitinkewin: an embrace exhibition, a textile-focused art exhibition curated by Adrienne Larocque and featuring Indigenous artists from across the country.
February 22
Internationally known Polish death metal band Decapitated tops the bill for this all-ages show at the Starlite Room.
February 22 to March 23
In this Citadel production, A Midsummer Night’s Dream: The 70s Musical transports Shakespeare’s comedy to the groovy world of bell bottoms.
February 25
Join Edify as we celebrate the six Edmonton city builders, philanthropists and business owners featured in our Jan/Feb issue. Enjoy some refreshments, network and learn from some of Edmonton’s most inspiring leaders.
February 26 to March 2
The iconic circus company’s first ever acrobatic performance on ice, Cirque Du Soleil: Crystal, arrives in Edmonton.
February 28
While the Eras Tour didn’t make a stop in our city, fans can catch The Story of Taylor Swift at the Jubilee Auditorium, celebrating the career and music of one of the world’s biggest pop stars.
February 28 to March 2
Edmonton Expo Centre hosts the Motorsports Spectacular. Featuring monster trucks and motocross stunts, the annual event has thrills for the young and young at heart.
