Fridays in November
Science made delicious — grab your partner for a Made By Marcus date night. Craft your own dream pint of ice cream and learn the art of ice cream making.
October 31 to November 22
Take a time machine back to the Roaring Twenties with the Citadel Theatre’s production of The Great Gatsby.
November 4
The Live at the Winspear Vital Organ Series presents Bach, Zappa & Beyond. A virtuosic organ performance by the 2023 Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition winner Bryan Anderson, who brings together genres for a thrilling evening of pipe organ music.
November 4
John Hewitt & The New Americans bring their classic folk sounds, three-part harmony and improvisational flair to the stage at Festival Place this month.
November 5
Roots that Reach is a new event from the Edmonton Community Foundation celebrating Edmonton’s vibrant South Asian community. The first panel will feature Her Honour, the Honourable Salma Lakhani, Canada’s first Muslim Lieutenant Governor.
November 5 to 8
Put on your boots and head to Farmfair. Bring the kids along for a stop at the petting zoo, browse the Country Christmas Marketplace to learn more about the diverse agricultural industry.
November 6
The North Edmonton Senior’s Association holds its annual Remembrance Day Tribute Tea and Dessert, marking the occasion with reflection and respect.
November 6
Benedict Sheehan’s “Ukrainian War Requiem” performed by the Juno award-winning Axios Men’s Ensemble makes a stop in Edmonton at St. Basil’s Ukrainian Catholic Church on a cross-country tour.
November 6 to 7
Rocky Mountain Wine and Food Festival brings local and international wines, beers and spirits, paired with bites by local chefs, to the city.
November 6 to 14
Grin Peaks at Rapid Fire Theatre is an improvised tribute to David Lynch. With different troupes opening every night, each show is singular — and totally surreal, just like a David Lynch film.
November 7
Love Pro Wrestling and the Art Gallery of Alberta present The Joy of Grappling — an afternoon combining art, performance and sport. Stunning photography, live wrestling demonstrations, themed concession snacks and an artist talk make for a one-of-a-kind gallery experience.
November 12
The Here’s Nina gala celebrates the work of artists with developmental disabilities, featuring awards, a silent auction, dinner and interactive arts experiences.
November 12 to 14
Broadview Festival at Metro Cinema highlights the work of female filmmakers across genres — from documentary to drama experimental works.
November 12 to 29
The romantic comedy of manners The Cottage opens at the Varscona this month for a hilarious and intriguing run.
November 13 to 14
All Is Bright returns to 124th Street for a festive, free lightup. Wintery illuminations, live music and ice sculptures line the street for a weekend of holiday fun.
November 14
Celebrate creativity, experimentation and independent artists at the Edmonton Underground Film Festival. With a line up of 75 films from around the world, there’s a whole avant-garde world to explore.
November 17
MacEwan University presents The Walrus Talks: North of Now, a conversation about the future of Canada’s north.
November 18
Edmonton’s music and culinary scenes come together for a good cause. Hot Chefs Cool bEATS is your opportunity to sample from more than 20 local restaurants, in support of In the Weeds YEG, a non-profit organization supporting hospitality industry mental-health initiatives.
November 18
It’s the premier event of the season. Celebrate Edify’s Top 40 Under 40 with a party at the Winspear. Sip on some bubbles, enjoy live performances and get inspired by the entrepreneurs, artists and leaders who make our city great.
November 20
Nine indie bookstores across the city are teaming up with Winter City Edmonton for the YEG Yule Book Flood. Local bookshops are keeping their doors open late for hot chocolate, giveaways and holiday cheer.
November 21 to 22
The Edmonton Expo Centre hosts the Holiday Geeky Gift Market. A chance to shop for every nerd on your holiday gifting list, this event features local businesses, food trucks and a cosplay contest.
November 25
Irrational Women at Irrational Brewing is a hilarious and informative monthly event about women’s health topics, from menopause to menstruation. This month’s event focuses on policy and politics, with a panel of experts, and a standup performance by Sarah Hoffman.
November 26
Support the University Hospital Foundation at the Festival of Trees Gala. Don your best art nouveau looks, bid on the silent auction and indulge in a four-course meal — for a good cause.
November 27 to December 20
The yearly tradition returns — it’s the YEG Christmas Market. Fort Edmonton Park is transformed into a seasonal wonderland with live performances, an indoor market with artisan booths, cheery photo ops and — of course — mulled wine.
November 28
Celeigh Cardinal marks the release of her first Christmas album with A Very Celeigh Cardinal Christmas at Festival Place, bringing her rich, crooner-style vocals to holiday classics and new original songs.
November 28
Winter Whyte Light Up is a seasonal celebration in Old Strathcona. Enjoy some local performers, vendors, family-friendly activities and light displays.
