Throughout June
At the Telus World of Science’s Dogs! A Science Tail exhibit, family-friendly activities will give you the hands-on experience to learn how our beloved four-legged friends see, hear and smell the world.
June 4
Build community in style at the Edmonton Fashion Initiative Networking event at Double Dragon. Connect with fellow photographers, designers, stylists, makeup artists, hairstylists, creative directors, models and fashion students over light fare and great music.
June 4 to 14
NextFest celebrates Edmonton’s emerging professional artists in a variety of disciplines — from theatre to dance to visual arts. You might just discover your new favourite artist.
June 4 to 21
Varscona Theatre and Teatro Live present Fully Committed, a one-man, day-in-the-life comedy about an out-of-work actor running the phones at an upscale restaurant.
June 5
Edmonton’s own St. Arnaud plays a show at 9910 this month, bringing the band’s indie-rock-inflected folk back for a hometown show.
June 5
The Art Gallery of Alberta’s Art on the Block transforms the gallery exhibitions into immersive, sensory experiences, all to raise funds for the gallery.
June 5 to 7
Africanival celebrates the rich, diverse cultures of peoples of African descent, sharing culture through fashion, music and food.
June 6
Bring your acoustic instruments and your voice to Giovanni Caboto Park for Heart of the City. This free music and arts festival fills McCauley with music every summer.
June 6
Edmonton indie-rock band The Beating Hearts headlines the Aviary this month. Sharing the bill are local groups Funk Cove, Radio Receiver and Megan Lange for a diverse lineup.
June 6
The Fruit Loop Block Party at the Grindstone is the perfect way to kick off Pride month in the city — with a full day of outdoor fun, music, drinks and dancing.
June 7
Nerds, collectors and enthusiasts rejoice — Edmonton Collector Con is back. Browse comic books, toys and collectibles, and connect with other collectors. Maybe you’ll find that rare action figure you’ve been searching for.
June 7 to October 11
The 124 Street Grand Market returns for its Sunday edition on 102 Avenue. Pop by for your weekly supply of steak, fresh fruit, flowers, local beer and more.
June 11
The Streetcar Cask series with The Common brings together local breweries for one-of-a-kind tastings — this edition features Analog and Dog Island Brewing — while you enjoy the views from the High Level Streetcar.
June 13
Take a screen break at the Private School No Phones Party — a Euro-style party where DJs and house music take centre stage and phones stay tucked away. It’s your chance to relive the 90s.
June 14
Pets in the Park takes over Buena Vista Park for a full day of pet-related fun.
June 14
Celebrate Indigenous People’s Month at Mêskanâs: Celebrating Indigenous Culture at the University of Alberta botanical gardens, showcasing Indigenous art, fashion, music, food and crafts.
June 17
Experience the farmers market like never before at An Indigenous Taste of Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market — an after-hours, multi-course experience with Shane Chartrand that combines storytelling, culture and seasonal ingredients in an intimate, fine-dining environment.
June 17 to 22
Just in time for the official first day of summer, Edmonton Chamber Music Society presents the Summer Solstice Music Festival, with performances in venues across the city.
June 18 to 21
During the Alberta Circus Arts Festival, aerialists and acrobats take over the French Quarter — performances, workshops and happy hours.
June 19
Pass the Mic Comedy at the Horowitz Theatre brings three of Africa’s most celebrated comedians — Anne Kansiime, Patrick Salvado and Buchi — together for one show, all on one stage.
June 19 to 28
The Edmonton Jazz Festival brings artists from around the world to venues across Edmonton. Throw out your old notions of what jazz is — these artists blend genres and influences to create virtuosic live performances.
June 19 to 21
The Thousand Faces Festival celebrates multiculturalism and mythology, through poetry, theatre, dance, music and visual arts.
June 20
Zoobrew is the Edmonton Valley Zoo’s annual fundraiser that transforms the zoo into an adults-only experience, complete with craft beer samples and animal encounters.
June 21
The Heart of the City bike tour by the River Valley Alliance is a chance to get active and enjoy the beauty of the river valley. Cross some of the city’s most iconic bridges and cycle through beautiful parks on this 18 km cruise.
June 25 to 27
The Magical Music of Harry Potter brings John Williams’ beloved score to the Winspear Centre, with selections from each of the eight films.
