Weekday Fun Guide: What to do in Edmonton with Kids this Week - March 9-13, 2026

Start planning for Spring Break! Kick off the week of fun with Galaxyland After Dark on April 2, 2026! It’s a Thursday night with four hours of thrills, Photo Booth fun, live DJ and even a robot performer. Tickets are $45 in advance, or $55 at the door. Front load the fun with a $10 add on to give you ride all day access!

Monday March 9, 2026

  • FREE Busy Bodies Drop-in Playgroup
    Is your child full of energy? Bring them to this active group where they will develop physical literacy through games, music and activities such as dancing, and parachute play. Come join in the fun and meet other families!

  • FREE 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 10, 2026

  • Homeschool Play Day at Chuck E Cheese
    The  Chuck E Cheese Homeschool Play Day is available on the second Tuesday of the month. To take advantage of this deal, visit either one of the two locations of Chuck E Cheese in Edmonton and mention the ‘Homeschool Play Day’ to take advantage of the offer.

  • FREE For Girls by Girls Drop in Sports
    Come out and discover sports, develop skills, and have fun during this free program for girls ages 8-17! This program is facilitated by University of Alberta athletes.

  • FREE Make at Farmer & Daughter Toy Shop
    Join us for Make! every Tuesday morning, where kids can explore their creativity through a different craft each week! It's all about encouraging artistic expression and skill development while having fun.

Wednesday March 11, 2026

Thursday March 12, 2026

  • Pajama Storytime at Strathcona County Library
    Wear your favourite pajamas and curl up for a cozy storytime at the library. Each month features a new theme—come to one or come to all!

  • 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.

  • Bannock Fest at Telus World of Science
    Come sample Bannock from talented contestants, watch celebrity judges in action, and enjoy Indigenous-themed activities for the whole family — all while supporting Indigenous People's access to the Science Centre.

Friday March 13, 2026

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