Every Wednesday
Gather your friends and put your brain to the test at Frank’s Pub Trivia Night — win or lose, at least there’s always beer and a sandwich.
March 28 to May 2
Nahanni McKay’s exhibit, Spirit, is on at the Art Gallery of Alberta. McKay, a Métis artist and photographer, captures the wildlife of Banff, exploring the impact of the national park system and the need for Indigenous knowledge.
April 2 to 4
The Aviary’s 10 year anniversary is a weekend-long celebration, marking a decade of one of Edmonton’s most beloved music venues.
April 3
Celebrate Good Friday with Pro Coro Canada at All Saints Anglican Cathedral with a night of chamber music.
April 3 to 4
Downtown Defrost returns to Churchill Square for two days of art installations, food trucks and family-friendly fun — plus after parties at Double Dragon for the grown ups.
April 4
Explore the pyramids and take in the family-friendly fun this Easter at the Muttart. Meet fluffy friends from Thistle Hill Farm, hunt for treasures amongst the flowers and try your hand at a holiday craft.
April 4 to 26
Casey and Diana at the Citadel Theatre tells the story of residents and staff at Toronto’s Casey House preparing for a visit from Princess Diana during the AIDS crisis.
April 15
Opera Pub at Blue Chair Cafe isn’t your typical night at the opera. Grab a pint, take in the music and experience Edmonton Opera like never before.
April 8 to 14
NorthwestFilmFest brings the latest in documentary films to the Metro Cinema, including Edmonton-made The Perfect Match, plus 50th anniversary screenings of Network and All the President’s Men.
April 9 to 12
Rat Academy, the Edmonton Fringe sensation, has toured across Canada — and it’s back in our city for a short run. Stars Dayna Lea Hoffmann and Katie Yoner are masters of physical comedy as Fingers and Shrimp, the last two rats in Alberta.
April 10
Celebrate the release of John Sweenie’s debut album, Mysticism for Intellectuals, at the Yardbird Suite.
April 10
What’s better than fried chicken? Pairing it with bubbles. Poulet & Cuvée at The Marc offers the perfect dinner date, with bistro-style fried chicken alongside Champagne and Crémant.
April 10
Top 40 alum Mallory Chipman and T. Buckley’s Acoustic Trio play a double bill at the New Moon Folk Club for a night that blends folk-rock, roots and country.
April 14
Bring your guitar and your voice to Bent Stick Brewery’s open mic night. If you need a little liquid courage to perform, may we suggest a pint of their BS Wit?
April 15
Scottish folk act Gnoss plays at the Arden Theatre this month as part of their first North American tour. The four-piece band blends traditional instruments with innovative composition to create a one-of-a-kind sound.
April 16 to 18
Move aside, Tiny Desk concerts. The Tiny House Concert Series hosts intimate concerts in some of the city’s most beautiful historic homes — with performances by local favourites Olivia Street, D’orjay and Lindsey Walker.
April 17 to 19
Grab a drink, take in fire shows, participate in the bad tattoo contest or get some fresh ink from an internationally recognized tattoo artist — Edmonton Tattoo and Arts Festival has it all.
April 17
Canadian indie rock legends Said the Whale make a stop at the Starlite Room during their 20th anniversary tour.
April 17
Edmonton Chamber Music Society presents Balourdet Quartet this month. The string quartet is acclaimed for the fresh perspective they bring to classics and modern compositions.
April 17 to 18
Stage Struck! 2026 at Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre features six new works by Edmonton writers, vying for a spot at the Alberta Drama Festival this summer.
April 17 to 19
The Ukrainian Film Festival in Alberta brings critically acclaimed Ukrainian cinema to the city — including screenings of the documentary 2000 Meters to Andriivka and comedy-drama The Editorial Office.
April 19
More opportunities to celebrate Edmonton’s vibrant music scene. Sounds of YEG at the Winspear brings together homegrown talent across genres, featuring Brianna Lizotte, Denim Daddies and Secondhand Dreamcar.
April 19
Out of Line Comedy at the Grindstone brings together some of Edmonton’s best stand-up comics for a night of laughter and storytelling — grab a beer and a seat and get ready to laugh out loud.
April 23 to 24
Shumka: Back to Our Roots features dance from across Ukraine, explores how place shapes movement, and celebrates the artistry of one of Canada’s top dance companies.
April 26
Kino Confidential: A Top Secret Screening at Metro Cinema is like movie roulette — you don’t know what you’ll see until the lights go down. Look for clues on Metro’s socials.
