19 Things to do in Edmonton this Weekend with Kids - November 10-12

Here’s what to do in Edmonton this Weekend with Kids

Friday

See ‘Dear Edwina’ on Stage
Dear Edwina is a heartwarming musical about the joys of growing up, from the creators of Junie B. Jones The Musical. The show's heroine is an advice-giver extraordinaire, like a spunky, singing version of Dear Abby.
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Parents Night out Pajama Party at Ortona Gymnastics
This fun, parents night out is a wonderful way to get a head start on the week or grab dinner with your partner while the kids play, jump and utterly exhaust themselves. The fun, supervised open gym time and movie night is perfect for kids between the ages of 5.5-12 and you can register now.
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Play at Dermott District Playground
The main structure has been repaired at Dermott District Playground! This is one of the best natural playgrounds in Edmonton and it’s a wonderful way to get outside this weekend. Come for the slide, and stay for the many natural obstacles and challenges in the playground.
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Family Glass Workshop: Make an Ornament
Try something new this weekend and make a keepsake for the holidays. Snowflake Glass Ornaments are great to give as gifts or keep and display on your tree or put in the window. No glass cutting experience needed for this family-friendly workshop in Edmonton.
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Saturday

See a $2.99 Movie for Cineplex Family Favourites
Every Saturday, catch a $2.99 movie on the big screen. This cheap Saturday morning movie is a favourite among families. This weekend, you can watch ‘Trolls World Tour’.
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Free Workshop: Code your Own App
Code and create as a family with Swift Playgrounds using iPad. Kids will experiment with code and design an app using the About Me playground. They’ll use Swift code to customize their app with fun fonts, background colours, emoji and more. Then you’ll work together to bring their app to life. Recommended for kids ages 10 and up. Devices will be provided.
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Drop into Millennium Place for a Fun Swim in the Pool with Inflatables
Pop by the pool for a fun, inflatable experience. The deep water inflatables are perfect for all ages of kids, but especially perfect to challenge and entertain the older kids. While there, you can enjoy a deep water rec swim with diving, flippers and bigger mats and toys.
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Get Creative at a Painting Class
Learn new techniques such as composition, mixing paint, layering paint or adding perspective, and much more from our professional artist and instructor Mariam Qureshi. Her passion for art and teaching will inspire you to explore your limits and unlock your true potential.
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Sunday

Make Something at the Home Depot Kids Workshop
On the second Saturday of the month visit The Home Depot where you can make something in-store. The Home Depot kids workshop is a fun monthly build - and this month, kids can build a game!
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Pop by the Library for a Board Game Gathering
Sunday afternoons are for gaming! Gather up your meeple and connect with other board game enthusiasts at Strathcona County Library. You can bring your own games or try one from our collection, and all skill levels are welcome. No registration required.
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Drop in for a Free Craft Time at Michaels
Sunday is a free family craft time at Michaels and you can visit between 2-4pm for a free, rotating, themed craft. This week, you can make DIY holiday cards for everyone on your list.
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All Day Sunday at Art Gallery of Alberta
Visit the Gallery for a family-friendly way to explore the gallery. Take a breather and join us in Wapâkwanîwin for storytelling and daydreams. Plant some creative seeds for next spring.
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Indigenous Peoples Experience at Fort Edmonton Park
There’s a winter admission deal you’re not going to want to miss. If you visit the experience at Fort Edmonton Park, this winter - you’ll get your hands on free admission for the upcoming season! The award-winning exhibit explores the rich and beautiful cultures of First Nations and Métis Peoples while encouraging visitors to seek out the truths as lived by Indigenous Peoples in Treaty 6. Open Saturdays and Sundays through the winter season.
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Explore A New Place
This weekend, explore a brand new location in Edmonton. This short walk is perfect if you haven’t explored under the Wildlife Underpass and even more wonderful if you have (because you’ll know the way to get there).
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Try Drop-in Stand up Paddleboarding
Stand up Paddleboarding is one of our favourite summer activities with our kids, and there’s a twinge of sadness when the boards get put away for the season. Now, we can extend the season and kick off a fun. family-friendly older drop-in water activity with the launch of weekly drop-in SUP at Kinsmen Leisure Centre in Edmonton.
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