20 Things to do in Edmonton this Weekend - March 13-15, 2026
Looking for something fun to do in Edmonton this weekend? From live theatre and immersive magic to hands-on workshops and delicious food experiences, there’s no shortage of ways to fill your Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Whether you’re in the mood for a cozy wine and chocolate tasting, a creative class, a laugh-out-loud comedy show, or a nostalgic movie night, the city has something happening for every kind of weekend plan.
PLAN AHEAD: The 2026 Spring Edmonton Job Fair in partnership with the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, offers job seekers a chance to connect directly with hiring managers from a variety of companies. Attendees can explore current openings, expand their professional network, and make meaningful career connections. Admission is free—just bring a resume, a positive attitude, and be ready to showcase your skills. Visit the Job Fair March 24, 2026.
Here are the best things to do in Edmonton this Weekend
Friday
Wine & Chocolate Experience Pairing
At this tasting, you will explore five pairings during this 90-minute event. Throughout the evening, our passionate chocolate maker - Antoine Lavoie - will guide you through our selected chocolate-wine flight whilst giving insights on both products, including how chocolate is made. Enjoy a welcome pour upon arrival, and snack on cheese and charcuterie alongside pairings.Christopher Gowen’s Handcrafted Magic
Step into Chris' intimate parlour setting, inspired by show rooms of the Victorian era and meticulously designed for an exclusive audience of 40 people. Every guest is guaranteed a front-row experience where unseen, world-class magic happens all around you.On Stage: Things I Shouldn’t Tell You
Known for her sharp wit and fearless performances, Shannan shares stories about her life, including the benefits of a magical mistress, a quick-fix vibrator, and a masterclass in plucking chin hairs, as she navigates the trials and triumphs of being a woman smack in the middle.Kick off the Weekend at Igloofest
Igloofest arrives in Edmonton for the very first time with a powerhouse three-night lineup, bringing some of the biggest names in electronic music to the heart of the ICE District. This first-year edition blends international stars and Canadian heavyweights to create an unforgettable winter rave experience under the open sky.
Saturday
Take a FREE Mobile Device Filmmaking Workshop
On March 14th, our 2026 Mobile Device Filmmaking Workshop is being held at Concordia University of Edmonton. This FREE event is targeted towards teaching individuals about the craft of filmmaking and content creation.Take an Ice Cream Making 101 Workshop at Made by Marcus
Learn everything from how great ice cream is made to making your very own customized flavour to bring home with Ice Cream 101 with Made By Marcus.On Stage: Things I shouldn’t Tell You
Known for her sharp wit and fearless performances, Shannan shares stories about her life, including the benefits of a magical mistress, a quick-fix vibrator, and a masterclass in plucking chin hairs, as she navigates the trials and triumphs of being a woman smack in the middle.Bloom & Blind Live Performance Art Show
Bloom & Bind is a fun and flirty, nice-but-naughty live performance art show taking place March 14, 2025 at the Westbury Theatre at the Fringe Theatre Arts Barns.Secret Secrets Club at Rapid Fire Theatre
Welcome to The Secret Secrets Club, where your most scandalous, hilarious and (most importantly) anonymous confessions become the fuel for an unforgettable night of improvised comedy.Watch ‘One Battle After Another’ on IMAX at Hollywood Movies at Telus World of Science
Enjoy another Oscar-nominated film, possibly, Best Picture! Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, it received 13 nominations for the 98th Academy Awards. Immerse yourself in this action-packed story of rebellion in IMAX!Test Your Skills at a Murder Mystery Dinner Party
The latest TV Crime Drama to hit the networks is “Supporting Evidence”, set in the 1960’s.
Tonight, the crew comes to the Sawmill to film a crucial restaurant scene for the much-anticipated season finale. Be inspired by “Mad Men” or “Jackie Kennedy” as you dress for 60s success and you could be an “extra” on-set. Tickets are only $99 and include dinner!Ben Nicky at Pawn Shop Live
Ben Nicky is a British DJ and producer renowned for his high-energy fusion of trance, hard dance, and techno. Known for marathon festival sets and relentless touring, he commands global stages including EDC and Tomorrowland. With driving basslines, euphoric melodies, and crossover collaborations, Ben Nicky bridges underground intensity and mainstage spectacle, energizing dance floors worldwide.Shop a Plant Sale Caernarvon Community League
Browse 20+ vendors with a variety of plants and related supplies. We will have an amazing canteen on site with fresh made burgers and other items to enjoy. Do you like cats and kittens? We are waiting on confirmation from Hope Lives Here Animal Rescue that they will be on site with furry friends.Celebrate Arts District Day in Edmonton
Celebrate the first-ever Arts District Day in the heart of downtown! This all-access creative playground transforms the Art Gallery of Alberta, Citadel Theatre, and Winspear Centre into a hub of pop-up performances and interactive art. Wander between venues to discover spontaneous artistic activations, hands-on workshops, and live music designed for all ages. Experience the energy of our downtown culture with open doors and unexpected moments around every corner. Grab your Art Hop Passport at any one of the three venues to start your day and make your way around the Arts District to collect stickers at each station! When you’ve filled your passport, enter online for the draw to win one of several incredible prizes!
Sunday
Take a Nigerian Cooking Workshop: Creative Sustenance
Behind the Apron: Creative Sustenance with Titilope Sonuga brings food, culture and conversation together for an evening of creative nourishment. Hosted by Feed the Soul YEG, this gathering on March 15th from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Stanley A. Milner Public Library’s Sir Winston Churchill Square in Edmonton invites attendees to explore the stories behind the food that sustains us.The Princess Bride at Capital Theatre
Join Fort Edmonton Park this March to honour the late Rob Reiner with a showing of the fan favourite classic The Princess Bride.On Stage: Things I Shouldn’t Tell You
Known for her sharp wit and fearless performances, Shannan shares stories about her life, including the benefits of a magical mistress, a quick-fix vibrator, and a masterclass in plucking chin hairs, as she navigates the trials and triumphs of being a woman smack in the middle. “She’s a national treasure.”
