The evening opens with a Mentorship Panel featuring community leaders and changemakers, followed by The Advice Constellation Roundtable — small groups rotating between mentors and peers, with everyone contributing insight and no one simply sitting back and receiving.

Eastglen Leisure Centre's Main Pool adds inflatables to select public swim times, giving swimmers a mix of open swim and play features to enjoy.

Listen in the dark for night-flying bats using “bat detectors” provided by Cory Olson, Program Coordinator of the Alberta Bat Program.

Join on Tuesday and Saturday mornings in Strathcona County for Little Sprouts Nature Play, a joyful outdoor adventure specially designed for children aged 2–6 years. Through child-led exploration across nine unique wonder spots, little ones are invited to discover, create, and connect with the natural world through hands-on, sensory-rich play.

Fold and stitch your own softcover notebook inspired by public art in Edmonton's O-day'min Park at this Alberta Craft Council workshop on August 29.

Every year families have an opportunity to meet firefighters and fire prevention officers in their community, check out the fire trucks and learn important fire safety information during Edmonton Fire Station Open Houses.

You’ll take photos, draw and add stickers to your comic strip on iPad. Recommended for kids and their parents or guardians, who must be present during the session. Devices will be provided.

Kids ages 6 and up dig up National Geographic dinosaur fossils at Staples Oliver Square in Edmonton on August 29, with excavation kits provided free.

Free family fencing open house at Edmonton Fencing Club, Sat Aug 29, 1–3 p.m. Try mini-lessons, hold a real foil, and watch live bouts. All ages, no experience.

Eastglen Leisure Centre's Main Pool adds inflatables to select public swim times, giving swimmers a mix of open swim and play features to enjoy.

Can you solve the Miquelon mysteries? There are many clues in uncovering the secret lives of Miquelon’s animals. Join our investigative interpreter as they teach you how to snoop, spy, and identify the tracks and traces they leave behind!

Come down for the toonie pancake breakfast, then stay after 11 am to watch the rafts take to the river. Family fun as the slow race progresses.

This year, wrap up summer with a brand-new event: Fort’s Summer Send-Off, a full day of free, family-friendly fun at the Fort Heritage Precinct. Enjoy live entertainment, cultural experiences, and community activities as we celebrate Alberta’s heritage and spirit.

Celebrate Alberta Day at the Legislature Grounds Sept 1 with free family entertainment, two stages of live music and dance, headlined by Jake Mathews.

Wrap up the season with the Family Summer Bash, an afternoon of food trucks, live music and entertainment, local vendors, face painting, sports and games, and family-friendly activities for all ages. The highlight is the 1K Kids Fun Run, where every participant receives a commemorative medal.

Metro Cinema holds its annual poster sale, offering theatrical posters pulled from the cinema's own archive alongside discounted merchandise, with free entry and every poster priced at five dollars. Metro's merch stays discounted for the rest of the month, with proceeds supporting the theatre's programming for the 2026/2027 season.

Create a theme song for a favourite show, book or game using GarageBand on iPad. We’ll cover rhythm basics and kids will experiment with drums, add prerecorded loops and remix their theme song.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

What’s on the ground, up in the trees, below your feet and even on dead logs? They’re SUPER SHROOMS! Come along on this guided walk as we explore the wide world of mushrooms and other fungus, among us. How many can you find?

Free K-Pop dance class with Wild Child for kids up to 11 — Wed, Sept 2. Beginner-friendly dancing, plus a meet-and-greet and photos. Reservation needed.

Explore the cyanotype process with artist-in-residence, Thomas Weir. Place botanical materials directly onto light-sensitive paper and expose them to sunlight to create detailed impressions.

Every Thursday from 6:30-8:30 pm until Sept 10, the beautiful community garden will be open to the public. Come wander, view, sit and enjoy. 

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

Eastglen Leisure Centre's Main Pool adds inflatables to select public swim times, giving swimmers a mix of open swim and play features to enjoy.

Is a Lady bug really a bug? Some may think they are creepy crawlies, but insects and other invertebrates are fascinating critters with amazing adaptations! Come over and look at the secret lives of some of our tiniest park animals.

Good Note Harvest Festival, Sept 5 — a by-donation day of apple crushing, live bands, a DJ, weaving and dancing. Every dollar goes to the musicians.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

Make your own ice cream at MBM's 90-minute session. Hands-on churning, a liquid nitrogen demo, a sundae, recipe card, and 15% off in-store.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce the return of Symphony Under the Sky, presented by RE/MAX, to the Heritage Amphitheatre in Hawrelak Park from September 3–6, 2026.

Brought to you by Forest Terrace Heights, Holyrood, Capilano, Gold Bar and Cloverdale Community Leagues, Sunset Cinema features a double feature to end the summer.

It is that bittersweet time of year – the trees change colour and Fort Saskatchewan’s beloved turf-trimming sheep prepare for their journey home. Join us at the Sheep Leaving Parade to bid our woolly friends farewell. And don't worry, they will be baaack next spring!

Little Builder Classes at the LEGO Store give kids ages 2-5 a hands-on intro to building, with a supervising adult by their side. Sign up today.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Chuck E. Cheese Homeschool Play Day, every 2nd Tuesday until 4 p.m. 90 minutes of unlimited arcade play, drinks, and tickets. No booking, just walk in.

What’s on the ground, up in the trees, below your feet and even on dead logs? They’re SUPER SHROOMS! Come along on this guided walk as we explore the wide world of mushrooms and other fungus, among us. How many can you find?

Drop-in collage night at Strathcona County Museum & Archives on Sept 10, 2026. Free (by donation), all ages, no registration required.

Every Thursday from 6:30-8:30 pm until Sept 10, the beautiful community garden will be open to the public. Come wander, view, sit and enjoy. 

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers in Concert, Sept 11 & 12 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee. Live orchestra and choir play Howard Shore's score to the film.

Free drop-in family program at Strathcona County Museum & Archives, Sept 12, 2026. Back-to-school themed craft, story & activity sessions at 10:30am and 1:30pm.

If you are looking for a fun activity to do with the family, Home Depot has a great workshop for kids that will teach them about building. Kids can learn how to build their very own School Bus Organizer. All materials included and completely free.

Free Culture Days tour of public art at the Community Centre, featuring murals, sculpture, and glass art by acclaimed local artists.

Holyroood Community League hosts its annual Community League Day on Saturday, September 12, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., with fun planned for the whole family.

The Stelmach Community Health Centre is now open. Join to celebrate with a free BBQ featuring burgers and Yello’d ice cream, free for the first 500 guests. Food is available while supplies last, so arrive early! Halal, gluten-free and vegetarian options available.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

Celebrate Alberta's agricultural history with an old-fashioned fall harvest at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village. Witness threshing demonstrations and other harvest activities in the historical village and chat with costumed interpreters to learn about the traditional fall harvest in east central Alberta.

Celebrate fall with games, crafts, a produce swap, and a free lunch at this family-friendly Fall Festival full of autumn activities.

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers in Concert, Sept 11 & 12 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee. Live orchestra and choir play Howard Shore's score to the film.

Save the date! Party in the Park returns September 12, 2026, with a day of community fun, activities, and entertainment for the whole family.

Eastglen Leisure Centre's Main Pool adds inflatables to select public swim times, giving swimmers a mix of open swim and play features to enjoy.

Celebrate the opening at Desrochers Grove. Enjoy complimentary food and refreshments, live entertainment, face painting, a caricature artist, vintage-inspired crafts, and tour beautiful show homes.

Community League Day at Beverly Heights, Sat Sept 12, 1:30 to 9 p.m. BBQ, indoor market, bouncy castle, live music, face painting, and an outdoor movie.

Free Culture Days tour of public art at the Community Centre, featuring murals, sculpture, and glass art by acclaimed local artists.

Whether it’s your first time or a family tradition, this free movie night is a must-do in Fort Saskatchewan.

Lewis Estates Community League's Movie Night in the Park hits Potter Greens Park Sept. 12, with a night market, Catch the Stick and a movie at dusk.

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers in Concert, Sept 11 & 12 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee. Live orchestra and choir play Howard Shore's score to the film.

Bring the whole family out for a night under the stars! We're hosting a FREE screening of a great movie right here in our community. Grab your lawn chairs, pack your cozy blankets, and don't forget the snacks!

Rosenthal Community League hosts a free Movie Night in the Park on Sept. 12, with popcorn from West Meadows Church and support from Trans Mountain.

Celebrate harvest season at St. Albert's Historic River Lots with heritage tours, crafts, art activities, and face painting. Free entry.

Community Fun Day at Enjoy Life Church, Sun Sept 13 at 11:30 a.m. Free food, family activities, and a welcoming crowd. No churchgoing required, all welcome.

Community Day 2026 at Northmount Community Hall, Edmonton, Sunday Sept 13, noon to 4 p.m. Free food, bouncy castle, petting zoo, bannock, and Nerf wars.

Make your own ice cream at MBM's 90-minute session. Hands-on churning, a liquid nitrogen demo, a sundae, recipe card, and 15% off in-store.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

Walk a Mile in a Ribbon Skirt Day honours Indigenous women and Two-Spirit people with teachings, gifts, and a solidarity walk at City Hall.

The Felice Block Party will be a dynamic family friendly event featuring local vendors, food trucks, free activities and live entertainment.

Create a colourful volcano landscape inspired by Patagonia's mountains while learning fun, beginner-friendly watercolour techniques.

Come visit the University of Alberta's Observatory, located on the 5th floor of the CCIS building. On clear nights we'll be viewing star clusters, double stars, and nebulae. Starting in October, we should have good views of Saturn. The Moon will be visible on the evenings of September 17, 24, and October 22.

This is an event that will showcase culture with art, food, and activities during a day at the Ritchie Hall.

Join Cree-Métis artist Connie Kulhavy for a hands-on beading workshop at Strathma. Connie will guide participants step by step as they create their own beaded Orange Shirt pin.

Drop in with your kids, birth to 6, for relaxed playtime made for dads, granddads, uncles, and other male caregivers. Come as you are.

Community League Day at Baturyn Park brings bounce houses, face painting, games, and snacks for a family fun morning on September 19.

What did children do for fun before video games and smartphones? Travel back through the history of recess and discover games enjoyed by children in generations past.

Calder Community League Day in Edmonton, Saturday Sept 19, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. BBQ, games, a market, face painter, balloon twister, and kids' bounce units.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

The Callingwood Fall Carnival brings a petting zoo, live music, food trucks, and a bouncy castle to Edmonton for free on September 19, noon to 4 PM.

Eastglen Leisure Centre's Main Pool adds inflatables to select public swim times, giving swimmers a mix of open swim and play features to enjoy.

Free Bonnie Doon Leisure Centre open house, Sat Sept 19, 3–5 p.m. Swim, tours, games, crafts, prizes and membership discounts. Free admission, all ages.

Make your own ice cream at MBM's 90-minute session. Hands-on churning, a liquid nitrogen demo, a sundae, recipe card, and 15% off in-store.

Free open house, 1–3 p.m. — make clay owls, glass pendants, and nature-printed cards. Drop-in and sign-up art sessions, first-come, first-served.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

Play Days at Ardrossan Farmer's Market lets kids explore and create through hands-on activities in a fun, community-focused setting.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Families can explore the Art Gallery of Alberta at no cost on the last Thursday of every month, with free admission available 4-7pm.

Come visit the University of Alberta's Observatory, located on the 5th floor of the CCIS building. On clear nights we'll be viewing star clusters, double stars, and nebulae. Starting in October, we should have good views of Saturn. The Moon will be visible on the evenings of September 17, 24, and October 22.

Free back-to-school youth night for Grades 9–12 in Sherwood Park. An evening to hang before school starts — registration required, on transit route.

Eastglen Leisure Centre's Main Pool adds inflatables to select public swim times, giving swimmers a mix of open swim and play features to enjoy.

Eastglen Leisure Centre's Main Pool adds inflatables to select public swim times, giving swimmers a mix of open swim and play features to enjoy.

Climb aboard historic aircraft, try the flight simulator, and enjoy family activities at Open Cockpit Day, September 26 at the Alberta Aviation Museum.

Drop in with your kids, birth to 6, for relaxed playtime made for dads, granddads, uncles, and other male caregivers. Come as you are.

What did children do for fun before video games and smartphones? Travel back through the history of recess and discover games enjoyed by children in generations past.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

Expect good food, live entertainment, family-friendly activities and grand prizes along the way.

Eastglen Leisure Centre's Main Pool adds inflatables to select public swim times, giving swimmers a mix of open swim and play features to enjoy.

Make your own ice cream at MBM's 90-minute session. Hands-on churning, a liquid nitrogen demo, a sundae, recipe card, and 15% off in-store.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

A great opportunity for your kid to meet other young skaters from across Edmonton, build friendships, and be part of the growing Edmonton skateboarding community.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Come visit the University of Alberta's Observatory, located on the 5th floor of the CCIS building. On clear nights we'll be viewing star clusters, double stars, and nebulae. Starting in October, we should have good views of Saturn. The Moon will be visible on the evenings of September 17, 24, and October 22.

Drop in with your kids, birth to 6, for relaxed playtime made for dads, granddads, uncles, and other male caregivers. Come as you are.

Free RONA Halloween kids' workshop. Build and paint a wooden project to take home, snacks included. Spaces are limited, so register early to grab a spot.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

Harvest Gathering at Greenland Garden Centre features hayrides, corn on the cob, and a marshmallow roast, supporting A Safe Place Shelter.

Free Londonderry Leisure Centre open house, Sun Oct 4, 2–4 p.m. Facility tours, swim, games, crafts, prizes and membership deals. Free admission, all ages.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Kids brew their own potion at this magical Wizard Potions Class, led by two wizard students from rival houses. Reservation required; photos free drop-in.

Free drop-in sports program for girls 8-17 at Edmonton rec centres. Build confidence through sports and games, no registration needed.

Come visit the University of Alberta's Observatory, located on the 5th floor of the CCIS building. On clear nights we'll be viewing star clusters, double stars, and nebulae. Starting in October, we should have good views of Saturn. The Moon will be visible on the evenings of September 17, 24, and October 22.

If you are looking for a fun activity to do with the family, Home Depot has a great workshop for kids that will teach them about building. Kids can learn how to build their very own Witch Candy Box. All materials included and completely free.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

Join to celebrate the book launch of The Wonderful Worlds in Edmonton and highlight the Echoes of Identity: Tracking Filipino Cultural Landscapes in Edmonton cultural map project.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Free drop-in sports program for girls 8-17 at Edmonton rec centres. Build confidence through sports and games, no registration needed.

Come visit the University of Alberta's Observatory, located on the 5th floor of the CCIS building. On clear nights we'll be viewing star clusters, double stars, and nebulae. Starting in October, we should have good views of Saturn. The Moon will be visible on the evenings of September 17, 24, and October 22.

Drop in with your kids, birth to 6, for relaxed playtime made for dads, granddads, uncles, and other male caregivers. Come as you are.

Walk through an exhibition of youth-created work — including zines, visual art, storytelling installations, and civic projects, born from labs exploring belonging, climate, media literacy, democracy, health equity, global citizenship and public imagination.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

Trade up to 5 gently used costumes for free at the Edmonton Reuse Centre Halloween Costume Swap on October 18, from 10 AM to 3 PM, no cost to attend.

Girls on Fire Confidence Conference hits Edmonton Oct. 18, 2026, helping girls 8–13 build confidence, friendship and leadership skills through mentorship.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Free drop-in sports program for girls 8-17 at Edmonton rec centres. Build confidence through sports and games, no registration needed.

Drop in with your kids, birth to 6, for relaxed playtime made for dads, granddads, uncles, and other male caregivers. Come as you are.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Free drop-in sports program for girls 8-17 at Edmonton rec centres. Build confidence through sports and games, no registration needed.

Come visit the University of Alberta's Observatory, located on the 5th floor of the CCIS building. On clear nights we'll be viewing star clusters, double stars, and nebulae. Starting in October, we should have good views of Saturn. The Moon will be visible on the evenings of September 17, 24, and October 22.

Families can explore the Art Gallery of Alberta at no cost on the last Thursday of every month, with free admission available 4-7pm.

Drop in with your kids, birth to 6, for relaxed playtime made for dads, granddads, uncles, and other male caregivers. Come as you are.

The interactive dining experience features a 2-act production packed with songs, dancing, and Minion-style chaos tailored for young audiences and families.

Free mall-wide Halloween trick-or-treating, Sat Oct 31, 3–6 p.m. Collect treats, meet costumed characters, and explore new immersive photo scenes.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

Drop in for creative art activities like painting, sculpting, and crocheting — a welcoming space for youth ages 8-17 to connect and create.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Free Sleeping Beauty Kids Club, Wed Nov 4, 3:30–4:30pm — group dance, meet-and-greet photos, and crown decorating. Reservation required for the craft.

Drop in with your kids, birth to 6, for relaxed playtime made for dads, granddads, uncles, and other male caregivers. Come as you are.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Join other caregivers and children ages birth to 6 for informal social time and educational activities, with coffee and tea provided.

Drop in for creative art activities like painting, sculpting, and crocheting — a welcoming space for youth ages 8-17 to connect and create.

Drop in with your kids, birth to 6, for relaxed playtime made for dads, granddads, uncles, and other male caregivers. Come as you are.

If you are looking for a fun activity to do with the family, Home Depot has a great workshop for kids that will teach them about building. Kids can learn how to build their very own Dump Truck. All materials included and completely free.

Bring up to 5 outgrown, still-usable toys to trade for free at the Edmonton Reuse Centre Toy Swap on Sunday, November 15, from 10 AM to 3 PM daily.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Drop in for creative art activities like painting, sculpting, and crocheting — a welcoming space for youth ages 8-17 to connect and create.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

In this workshop, get hands-on with real fossils and learn the skills that help palaeontologists make their discoveries. Learn how to tell the difference between Ice Age fossils and how to piece together Alberta's frozen past.

Free O'Leary Leisure Centre open house, Sun Nov 22, 12:30–2:30 p.m. Tours, swim, games, crafts, prizes and membership discounts. Free admission, all ages.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Drop in for creative art activities like painting, sculpting, and crocheting — a welcoming space for youth ages 8-17 to connect and create.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Drop in for creative art activities like painting, sculpting, and crocheting — a welcoming space for youth ages 8-17 to connect and create.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Free holiday Kids Club, Wed Dec 2, 3:30–4:30pm — decorate a gingerbread cookie, meet the Gingerbread Girls, snap photos, and write a letter to Santa.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Drop in for creative art activities like painting, sculpting, and crocheting — a welcoming space for youth ages 8-17 to connect and create.

Drop-in playtime for children birth to 3 years offers unstructured play, hands-on exploration, and a chance for caregivers to connect.

Free Confederation Leisure Centre open house, Sun Dec 13, 2–4 p.m. Tours, swim, games, crafts, prizes and membership discounts. Free admission, all ages.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.

Make! at Farmer & Daughter toy shop — every Tuesday, 10 a.m.–12 p.m. A new kids' craft each week, drop-in at the shop. Creativity, mess, and fun.