For just $2, you can enjoy a relaxing dip in the pool on Friday and Saturday, during Drop in Toonie swim time at Eastglen Leisure Centre.

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.

​Want to play with a GPS, maybe look to see if you can find a Geocache or even learn a little about maps? If you do, come check us out, GPS will be provided for the program.

Bison Backstage is the exclusive, behind the scenes look at bison conservation at Elk Island. Visitors will be led through the Plains Bison Handling Facility and along the way will learn about the history of bison, how they affect the prairie landscape around them, and how parks staff continue the ongoing role in bison conservation efforts. This is a 1-hour walking tour that covers approximately 1 kilometer over uneven ground.

For just $2, you can enjoy a relaxing dip in the pool on Friday and Saturday, during Drop in Toonie swim time at Eastglen Leisure Centre.

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.

The City of Edmonton will be hosting a series of free open houses at select recreation centres, so Edmontonians can experience the amenities found in their neighbourhood. This month, you can get free admission to ACT in Edmonton.

​Want to play with a GPS, maybe look to see if you can find a Geocache or even learn a little about maps? If you do, come check us out, GPS will be provided for the program.

Come out to enjoy zip lining, rock climbing, rappelling, ascending, and more on our state-of-the-art high ropes course (for kids—and adults—aged eight or older).

Bison Backstage is the exclusive, behind the scenes look at bison conservation at Elk Island. Visitors will be led through the Plains Bison Handling Facility and along the way will learn about the history of bison, how they affect the prairie landscape around them, and how parks staff continue the ongoing role in bison conservation efforts. This is a 1-hour walking tour that covers approximately 1 kilometer over uneven ground.

Bring the whole family along as UFest has something for everyone! Enjoy FREE entertainment, FREE kids' activities, food trucks and tents, craft beer and beverages, workshops, art displays, and a variety of gifts and souvenirs to take home with you.

This exciting event marks the completion of all construction and the return of full park services. The celebration will feature various activities across the park throughout the day.

For just $2, you can enjoy a relaxing dip in the pool on Friday and Saturday, during Drop in Toonie swim time at Eastglen Leisure Centre.

Join the fun on May 29 during live racing in the 1st Turn Tent and shop local artists. Parking and Admission are free, all ages are welcome to attend.

Bring the whole family along as UFest has something for everyone! Enjoy FREE entertainment, FREE kids' activities, food trucks and tents, craft beer and beverages, workshops, art displays, and a variety of gifts and souvenirs to take home with you.

Come discover all that the Children's Makerspace has to offer! Tinker with our loose parts wall, take a photo with our green screen, make music at our DIY DJ booth, learn how to code a robot, get help with a 3D design, and more. Drop in anytime during these open hours.

Discover the colourful paintings of artist Wassily Kandinsky, the world’s first abstract painter! Explore his use of colour, line, shape and design before creating an abstract artwork inspired by his work, without a brush!

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.

Come in-store for a fun and free event! Learn all about junk journaling and why Michaels has everything you need for this fun analog hobby. Even make a small junk journal of your very own. No registration required, available at all locations.

Chérot’s Teddy Bear Picnic is a family-focused spring event designed to bring the community together for a relaxed afternoon in the park. Enjoy FREE Teddy bears (while supplies last), ice cream treats, live music and an afternoon of family fun while you tour the local show homes. 

Join in store to build your own LEGO® Peace Lily, plus a fun storytime. There is a $5 cost, but you’ll receive a gift card of the same value to spend in-store.

Join Nature Alberta as we get in touch with the natural world all around us! Family Nature Walks are opportunities for families to get outdoors and, guided by expert naturalists, learn more about the wild species that we live alongside.

​Want to play with a GPS, maybe look to see if you can find a Geocache or even learn a little about maps? If you do, come check us out, GPS will be provided for the program.

Spring on the Block is a seasonal event series hosted by Rohit Communities, designed to bring people together and celebrate the feeling of home.

Join Art Gallery of Alberta Educators at the Art Cart in Churchill Square on Saturdays from 1 – 4PM. We bring the art supplies — you bring the imagination! 

Spend a day with your kids, friends and family by the river exploring our local river ecology. Learn how you can protect our fish and waters through hands on citizen science, and meeting experts and researchers dedicating their lives to supporting the precious balance of life that holds us all together.

Join us at The Marketplace at Callingwood on Saturday, May 23 from 1–4 PM for a free afternoon of family fun! Enjoy a petting zoo, bouncy castle, and face painting, plus roving entertainment with Spandy Andy, live music, and food trucks.

Bison Backstage is the exclusive, behind the scenes look at bison conservation at Elk Island. Visitors will be led through the Plains Bison Handling Facility and along the way will learn about the history of bison, how they affect the prairie landscape around them, and how parks staff continue the ongoing role in bison conservation efforts. This is a 1-hour walking tour that covers approximately 1 kilometer over uneven ground.