Weekday Guide: The Best Things to do in Edmonton this Week - March 2-6, 2026
If you’re looking for ways to make the most of the week in Edmonton, you’re in the right place. We’ve pulled together the perfect blend of food experiences, live performances, talks, festivals, and unique pop-ups happening around the city so you can plan weekday fun in Edmonton.
Here are the best things to do in Edmonton this Week
Catch a Pop up Sake Night at Juu Ku
Join JUU KU’s first sake pairing dinner unfolds as a five-course experience, with each dish thoughtfully paired and presented. Cocktail hour begins at 6:00 PM, followed by dinner at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $105 per person, plus gratuity & GST.
Join Mai Nguyen for a hands-on class on fresh Italian semolina pastas. Learn to prepare your own semolina pasta dough and hand-roll two classic shapes: Cavatelli and Pici. Mai will guide you through preparing Sardinian Sausage Sauce for the Cavatelli and a luxurious Carbonara Sauce for the Pici. Take home any extra pasta you make to enjoy later at home — please bring a suitable container. This class can be adapted for vegetarians with advance notice.
Join for a monthly science lecture series featuring local experts and storytellers in a relaxed bar setting. Spring is on the way! Join as we embrace the beginning of spring through a conversation on the neuroscience and psychology behind de-cluttering our minds and our space!
Let’s Find Out: Live Podcast Taping
Join Let's Find Out host Chris Chang-Yen Phillips for a live podcast recording, exploring the fascinating history of the Whale Society of Edmonton. From 1979 to 1984, the group led public education programs about whales and dolphins and advocated for their protection.
Monoceros is a modern-day version of The Wizard of Oz with bite. Faraday dreams of being a large animal veterinarian but just feels ordinary. But when a classmate’s death interrupts her personal journey, she sets herself -- and those connected to the deceased boy Ethan --on a quest to get what she thinks he would’ve wanted: a Unicorn assistance certificate from the Unicorn Society of Lethbridge. A look at the ripple effects - both poignant and funny - of tragedy in a community. Based on the award winning Canadian novel.
This pop-up collab event is the first in an ongoing series. The goal, as always, is the ongoing pursuit of Beauty, Absurdity and Delight. These collaborations offer a deep dive into one specific topic, taste, and tease. The Topic: woody, aquatic fragrance White Whale (presented by Dame of Fragrance) The Taste: a paired "Moby Dick" cocktail by Jordan Clemens. The Tease: international burlesque star & singer Delta Daggers.
Documentary Screening: Mbehcho: Home of the Dene Thaʼ
Join Dene Tha' First Nation and CPAWS Northern Alberta on March 5th, 2026, from 6:30-8:30 PM MST for the first ever public screening of Mbehcho: Home of the Dene' Tha. The event will take place in the Muttart Theatre located in the Stanley Milner Public Library in Edmonton, Alberta.
Approaching a milestone birthday, Dinah, a genial philosopher and girl about town, finds herself surrounded by a completely unexpected coterie of companions and is swept into an escapade of discovery and adventure in the most surprising series of locales. Written by beloved Edmonton playwright Stewart Lemoine, I Meant What I Said is Lemoine's first new play in seven years. Lemoine is a 10-time Sterling Award winner with over 80 produced plays, he is a master of witty, insightful comedy, and this long-awaited premiere will be well worth the wait!
Spend a Friday Night at Edmonton Craft Beer Festival
Discover hundreds of unique brews from local and international breweries, meet the makers behind your favourite drinks, and enjoy delicious food pairings, live music, and fun festival vibes all weekend long. Whether you’re a craft connoisseur or just beer-curious, Edmonton BeerFest is your ticket to taste, explore, and celebrate the best of the beer world.
FAVA FEST is the Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta’s annual celebration of the remarkable film, video, and media artwork created by our membership. This unique film festival shines a spotlight on the depth and diversity of talent within our community, offering a platform for filmmakers and media artists to share their work with peers, industry professionals, and the public.
After Hours at Muttart: The Cacao Conservatory
Cafe Bloom will be serving chocolate-inspired canapés and drinks. Enjoy the magic of the pyramids at night with guided tours and a live musical performance. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets are not transferable.
