September 2
Catch TikTok star Tony Ann in a genre-defying piano performance at the Starlite Room. A classically trained pianist, Ann has worked with EDM producers The Chainsmokers, fusing pop sensibilities with his virtuosic work on the keys.
September 5 and 6
DSTRKT25 brings two full days of dance music to Fan Park at Ice District this month. Excision and Kaytranada headline this new electronic music festival at indoor and outdoor venues in the heart of downtown.
September 5 to 7
Kaleido Family Arts Festival is celebrating two decades of entertaining people of all ages in the heart of the city. From alleyways to rooftops to parks, this festival takes over the Alberta Avenue Arts District with street performers, visual arts, vendors, dance performances, beer gardens and more.
September 5 to 7
Are your walls looking a little bare these days? Head to the Strathearn Art Walk and Music Festival and pick up some local art. While you’re there, hear local favourites like Cadence Weapon, The Hearts and The Denim Daddies on the festival stage.
September 5 to 7
Edmonton is home to many music festivals — but none are quite like Purple City Music Festival. Featuring underground artists from across North America, this eclectic festival plays all ages and 18+ shows at venues around the city.
September 6
Sampling local adult beverages in the park, accompanied by live music? Count us in. Kinsmen Beer, Wine and Spirits Festival brings together local breweries, wineries and distilleries with connoisseurs and enthusiasts for tastings under the sun.
September 6
You’ve heard of wine tasting — now meet its sober sister, Intro to Chocolate Tasting at local chocolatier Delavoye. Chocolate maker Antoine Lavoie guides guests through a flight of five chocolates and offers insights on the process of crafting single-origin chocolate.
September 12
Metro Cinema launches their new season with a special screening of Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid with live organ accompaniment by Vince Anderson. Arrive early for a themed cocktail and to learn more about the Metro’s upcoming season.
September 12 to 14
The cultures of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore take centre stage at AsiaFest 2025 in southwest Edmonton, from mouthwatering dishes to captivating cultural performances. Feeling adventurous? There’s an extreme eating contest, too — come hungry for dumplings.
September 13 and 14
Step inside five remarkable private homes. For one weekend only, Ballet Edmonton’s Home Tour offers a curated glimpse of stunning design and enviable living.
September 13
The Edmonton Mural Festival Wet Paint Wrap Party is the art party of the year. Dance under art installations, sip on spirits at the whisky tasting and bid on a new piece at the art auction.
September 13
Happy Beer Street’s own Blind Enthusiasm invites some of Canada’s best breweries to take part in Barrel Fest 2025 at Ritchie Park, featuring barrel-aged and fermented brewskis.
September 13 and 14
Edmonton might be known for its much larger, summer folk music festival — but there’s even more folkin’ to do this month at Down by the River music festival in Louise McKinney Park. Enjoy river valley views, live music and dancing under the open skies.
September 13 to October 5
Immerse yourself in vivid storytelling and master puppetry when the live adaptation of Yann Martel’s beloved novel Life of Pi opens at the Citadel Theatre this month.
September 17
Enjoy a live concert and three locally made sweet treats aboard the High Level Streetcar at the Sweet-Car Pop Up.
September 18
In Thrilling Transcriptions: From Paganini to John Williams, Quebec-born organist Isabelle Demers brings orchestral music, from Stravinsky to Star Wars scores, to the organ. This concert is a solo show unlike any other.
September 18 to 21
September is a huge month for film in Edmonton, so make sure to add Mosquers Film Festival to your list. Featuring work from around the world, Mosquers brings filmmakers and movie-lovers together for a showcase of films capturing the diversity of Muslim experiences.
September 19
Join New Moon Folk Club as it kicks off a new season with The Hello Darlins, who bring their distinct blend of country, gospel and blues to the stage at St. Basil’s Cultural Centre.
September 19 to 21
All things nerdy and fandom-y converge at the Edmonton Fan Expo. Meet stars from Smallville and Back to the Future, connect with fellow fans and take part in cosplay competitions.
September 25 to 28
Get ready to giggle, guffaw and gasp. The Edmonton Comedy Festival pops up at venues across Edmonton, featuring local and international comedic talent.
September 25 to October 1
The Edmonton International Film Festival brings the most exciting new films from across Canada and the world to Edmonton screens. Who knows — you might see the premiere of the next big box office hit before anyone else.
September 25 to October 11
Kicking off Northern Light Theatre’s 50th season is the one-woman comedy-drama The Pink Unicorn, which tells the story of a conservative Christian widow whose child comes out as queer.
September 27
Canadian comedy icon Bruce McCulloch brings his Tales of Bravery and Stupidity to St. Albert’s Arden Theatre. This one-man show tells the Kids in the Hall comedian’s true stories, from hilarious to heart-warming.
September 27
CASA Mental Health presents Climbing for Change at Rabbit Hill Snow Resort. This “Everesting” style event raises money for mental-health initiatives, with participants walking the distance of Mount Everest up and down the ski hill.
September 27
Library lovers — don your black-tie apparel for the Storytime Soiree. Craft a custom mocktail, create something new in the Makerspace, take in live performances and participate in the 50/50 — all in support of the Edmonton Public Library.
