Looking for a fun way to keep the kids active this May? Edmonton’s drop-in inflatable swim sessions are the perfect mix of splashing, climbing, sliding, and burning off energy indoors.

Get out on a Friday morning and explore farm animals, find community and discover more about the natural world around you at Good Note Farm. This all-ages farm program is dedicated to working and learning together, building farm skills and connecting with the land.

If you love comics (and free stuff), this is your day. Free Comic Book Day is back, and Edmonton shops are handing out stacks of must-read issues—no purchase needed.

Every weekend, enjoy a movie on the big screen with the kids - on the cheap. Cineplex Family Favourites feature throwback hits for the whole family - every Saturday morning in Edmonton.

Meet your emergency responders at Get Ready in the Park! Get Ready in the Park returns for 2026 with a kick off to Emergency Preparedness Week where you ca get inside of a firetruck, emergency response chive and meet with experts from around the province.

For families searching for a fun way to experience Hockey Playoffs in Edmonton - we’ve got you covered. The Edmonton Oilers are bringing back their popular RogersRoadGameWatchParties at Rogers Place—and tickets are just $10. That means you can soak up the electric playoff atmosphere inside the arena, even when the team is playing on the road.

The Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF) is Canada's national celebration of youth scientific excellence, and in 2026 it returns to Edmonton. Hosted at the Edmonton EXPO Centre and the University of Alberta! This week-long event brings together 400 of Canada's top young scientists in grades 7–12, selected from approximately 20,000 students who competed at 100 regional science fairs across the country.

Discover 8 kid-friendly theatre and stage performances coming to Edmonton this spring. Find fun, family-friendly shows perfect for introducing children to live theatre and creating unforgettable experiences.

Get $40 Admission to celebrate the 40th birthday at World Waterpark, between May 1-15, 2026!

Discover Aviation is a community-driven event designed to introduce young people and families to the world of aviation. Participants get the chance to meet volunteer pilots, explore real aircraft up close, and even take a short flight in a small airplane. The goal is simple: show that flying isn’t just a distant dream. It’s a skill that is attainable, locally.

Are you looking for a fun and affordable way to spend your weekend in Edmonton? Head over to Eastglen Leisure Centre for their Toonie Swims every Friday and Saturday.

Spring break is the perfect time to add some excitement to your routine - and if you’re in Edmonton - we’ve got something exciting to add to your calendar. On April 2, Galaxyland is hosting Galaxyland After Dark, a special evening that brings a fresh energy to one of the city’s most popular indoor attractions.

On March 14th, our 2026 Mobile Device Filmmaking Workshop is being held at Concordia University of Edmonton. This event is targeted towards teaching individuals about the craft of filmmaking and content creation. It’s perfect for tweens and teens - and came with rave reviews when ours completed the day out in previous years.

Looking for a unique adventure that will excite kids - and adults - obsessed with dinosaurs and fossils? The Camp in Experience at Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller isn’t just a place to admire dinosaurs - it’s a core memory.

Visit 2 premier City of Edmonton attractions for the price of 1 this spring. It’s your chance to explore the seasonal features at Muttart Conservatory, visit the animals at the Zoo and get one price for both while you explore two of Edmonton’s family-friendly attractions.

Edmonton’s beloved William Hawrelak Park is back and better than ever! After a major three-year rehabilitation, the park officially reopens on March 13, 2026, with a Grand Opening Celebration planned for May 30, 2026.

If you haven’t heard of a Story Walk before, it’s simple and brilliant: pages of a children’s book are displayed along a walking path, so kids get to read a story while moving their bodies. At MacEwan University, the setup was welcoming and easy to follow, with plenty of space for little legs to wander ahead and curious minds to soak it all in.