Weekday Fun Guide: What to do in Edmonton with Kids this Week - March 23-27, 2026
Whether you’re looking for a quick after-school adventure, a low-key toddler activity, or a way to break up the work-from-home rhythm, you’ll find ideas that fit real schedules and real energy levels. Think of it as your go-to list for making weekdays feel a little more like weekends—without the pressure to overplan or overspend.
Here’s your guide to Family-friendly Weekday Fun in Edmonton
Monday March 23, 2026
FREE Drop in Parent & Child Dance Class
Parent Child Dance is a wonderful place to connect with your child and build strong bonds. Fun and accessible, parents can also connects with other parents in this space and find a supportive community, the start of many great things.
Tuesday March 24, 2026
Catch a Cheap Movie Tuesday with the Kids
Visit Cineplex or Landmark for Cheap tickets on Tuesdays!
Wednesday March 25, 2026
Tours for Tots: Like Degas
As Ballet Edmonton prepares for performances at the AGA this week, we are thinking about Edgar Degas, an artist who famously drew and painted dancers. His most famous artwork is the Little Dancer. Like Degas, use pastels and paper to draw figures in motion.Stroller Tour at Art Gallery of Alberta
New parents are welcomed to join us on a monthly tour of the AGA’s current exhibitions. This tour series has been designed to have adult conversation, opportunities to socialize with other parents, baby play ,and added flexibility to ensure if you need to step away to attend to your little one, you won’t miss a thing!Catch a Family Concert at Festival Place
Sing, dance, and play along to hit songs from the beloved YouTube channel for preschoolers, including "Here Comes The Fire Truck" and "My Happy Song.” With catchy tunes, colorful characters, and plenty of surprises, this is a party your little ones will love!
Thursday March 26, 2026
Homeschool Day at Alberta Aviation Museum
Join the Homeschool Day at Alberta Aviation Museum. You can choose from the morning sessions or afternoon sessions.Drop in Night Sky Viewing at University of Alberta
Each Thursday, families are invited to visit the University of Alberta’s Department of Physics Astronomical Observatory for free, drop-in sky viewing. In daytime hours (around 12 – 1 pm) you can safely look at the Sun through special telescopes and learn about sunspots and other solar features.
Friday March 27, 2026
Toonie Swim at Eastglen Leisure Centre
For just $2, you can enjoy a relaxing dip in the poolon Friday and Saturday, during Drop in Toonie swim time at Eastglen Leisure Centre. Bring the kids for some splash time, or get a few laps in without breaking the bank. It’s a great option for families, students, or anyone who wants to stay active while keeping things budget-friendly.
