Weekday Guide: 10 Things to do in Edmonton June 15-19, 2026
Looking for something fun to break up the workweek? Edmonton has plenty happening beyond the weekend, from outdoor wellness sessions and unforgettable dining experiences to live music, theatre, festivals, and late-night events worth planning around.
Take a free Tai Chi class, sip botanical cocktails under the glow of Moonlight Cocktail Club, immerse yourself in local arts and culture, or catch a live performance, there’s no shortage of ways to make an ordinary weekday feel extraordinary.
Here’s your guide to the best Weekday things to do in Edmonton - June 15-19, 2026.
Take a FREE Tai Chi Class | Monday
Drop-in for Tai Chi classes on Mondays from 12 – 2 PM, hosted by Edmonton Multicultural Innovative Society at City Hall Plaza and get your body moving.
Moonlight Cocktail Club | Tuesday
Step into an evening where atmosphere, flavor, and creativity come together under one roof. Moonlight Cocktail Club – Taste of Place x From The Wild is a curated nightlife experience that blends craft cocktails with a deep connection to nature and locality. This one-night collaboration brings together inventive mixology and wild, foraged ingredients, creating a menu that reflects the essence of place in every sip. Expect thoughtfully designed cocktails, layered with botanical flavors, seasonal elements, and a touch of the unexpected.
An Indigenous Taste at Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market | Wednesday
Experience the market like never before—after hours, under the soft glow of evening, for an intimate dining experience that blends food, culture, and storytelling. Indigenous chef Shane Chartrand curates an exclusive, multi-course menu, sourcing only the freshest ingredients from our market vendors. With each dish, he shares the rich history and traditions of Indigenous cuisine, offering a deeper connection to the food on your plate.
Tip: If tickets are sold out for this popular, intimate event, it’s monthly through 2026.
SEEN Art Experience at Pendennis | Thursday
The evening brings together art, conversation, drinks, and remembrance in one of Edmonton’s most distinctive historic spaces.
Story of Creedence Clearwater Revival | Thursday
“The Story Of Creedence Clearwater Revival” features the powerhouse vocals of acclaimed singer El Niven, who effortlessly channels the energy and spirit of John Fogerty. Niven is backed up by an all-star band of musicians with over a dozen CCMA awards between them. Their unmatched musical talent, coupled with a multimedia display, leaves audiences with an unforgettable rock and roll experience.
On Stage: Crazy for You | Thursday
A zany rich-boy-meets-hometown-girl romantic comedy, Crazy For You ® tells the story of young New York banker Bobby Child, who is sent to Deadrock, Nevada, to foreclose on a rundown theatre. In Deadrock, Bobby falls for spunky Polly Baker, the theatre owner’s daughter. But Polly takes an instant dislike to the city slicker, so Bobby vows – through cunning, razzmatazz, and a hilarious case of mistaken identity – to win Polly’s heart and save the theatre.
Opening Night: Cosi Fan Tutte | Thursday
Step into a world of romance, wit, and deception with Così fan tutte, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s sparkling operatic comedy about love, loyalty, and the unpredictable nature of the human heart. In this bold reimagining, the story unfolds at a stylish 1930s Canadian resort on the edge of untamed wilderness. Two sophisticated sisters arrive for a luxurious holiday and quickly fall for a pair of charming young officers—but a mischievous wager soon sets in motion a playful and increasingly tangled game of disguise, temptation, and emotional discovery. As truths are revealed, the question remains: can love return to what it once was, or must it evolve?
LGBTQ+ Rainbow Film Festival | Thursday
Head to the Rainbow Visions Film Festival this June for an incredible lineup of films ready to light up your weekend, spark meaningful conversations, and capture your heart. This Pride Month, audiences are invited to dive into a vibrant celebration featuring a dozen new queer-themed films, beloved retro favourites, exciting panels, and more!
Thousand Faces Festival | Friday
Aesthetically and culturally diverse, the Thousand Faces Festival has given Dancers, Musicians, Poets, Painters, Playwrights and Players space to tell stories from two-minute poems to feature-length multi-disciplinary epics.
Circus of Second Chances | Friday
A Circus Show about Longing and Belonging. Three veteran acrobats chase wonder, redemption, and the impossible—blurring reality and imagination. Leveraging their long running friendships with each other, Emma Curtiss, Melissa Knowles, and Terry Crane put all their talents and quirky craftiness into this dada circus romp. They climb, cavort, invert, revert, and subvert in a capricious acrobatic tale for the ages.
