On November 9, Telus World of Science Edmonton will host discussions based around COVID-19 vaccines. Learn about herd immunity and the post-vaccine economy from the experts themselves.
Northern Light Theatre is holding a one-woman show, We Had a Girl Before You, a gothic romance that will keep you gripped to your seat November 15 to 21.
Get in the Christmas spirit with Canadian Tire’s Magic of Lights at Castrol Raceway starting November 20. The festive drive-through experience is a great alternative to traditional gatherings.
There’s some good nosh from a long list of places at this food festival, hosted by Wholly Handmade. With everything from soup to cupcakes, there’s no tastier way to spend November 21.
We’re a little bit country and they’re a little bit rock and roll — Passport Restobar welcomes The Give ‘Em Hell Boys on November 21, who play a mix of country and rock ‘n’ roll.
Corb Lund takes the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium stage on November 24. Celebrate the return of live music with some classic Albertan country.
Explore the Winter Wonder Forest in Snow Valley this year on November 27. You can enjoy the stunning holiday light display without getting cold. Drive up to see Santa and Mrs. Claus, their reindeer and musical performances as well.
Black Owned Market returns on November 28 for a second pop-up market at Habesha African Market. Support local this Christmas.
This month, Evolution Wonderlounge is holding a variety of shows, from Choose Your Own Adventure to Red Ribbons and Royals. Don’t miss out on a really fun night!
Sign up for a paint party every Friday this month with Lotus Art Gallery. The rotating artists will demonstrate various styles such as abstract, expressionism, impressionism, modern art and landscapes.