Tours for Tots is a weekly in-person art exploration for children ages 3-5 and their parents, consisting of playful activities, whimsical storytelling and hands-on art-making. Our aim is to create a dynamic program which fosters meaningful relationships, community awareness, well-being, visual literacy and creative expression.

Join the Strathcona County Museum & Archives for a monthly homeschool drop-in program held on the second Wednesday of each month, featuring a new hands-on theme each session.

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.

The R.E.A.D. with the RCMP program in Strathcona County is an interactive library event where local RCMP officers read stories to children, often followed by themed crafts.

FREE Recreational swims are back for the spring, and moved to Fridays. Enjoy the slides, rope swing, diving board and toys in the pool. No registration required, and there is no cost to join! Get there early!

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.

Presented in HD, with Academy Award®-nominated score performed live to picture by a full symphony orchestra in a thrilling experience for all ages.

If you are looking for a fun activity to do with the family, we’ve got a great workshop for kids that will teach them about building. Kids can learn how to build their very own Farm Planter.

National Hockey Card Day in 2026 on April 11 features free, limited-edition Upper DeckNHL packs at participating hobby shops and retailers in the US and Canada. No purchase is necessary for the main pack, which includes top rookies, veterans, and legends.

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.

Got little ones at home? Enjoy all-ages programming from the comfort of your local Cineplex. Everyone’s favourite movie snacks await!

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. Bring your iPad or we’ll provide one. Recommended for ages 8–12.

Bring a selection of books you've enjoyed and are ready to pass along, fiction, nonfiction, children's books, cookbooks, or anything in between. They’re also accepting puzzles for swapping!
For every book or puzzle you bring, you'll receive a ticket to swap for the same number of items. Want a few extras? Additional books can be purchased for just $1 each.

​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.

We invite kids ages 6–10 and their families to explore the magic of filmmaking on iPad with iMovie. Kids will collaborate as they direct, record, edit and more to make a friendship film that celebrates how we’re better when we come together. Devices provided. Not available in Quebec.

Presented in HD, with Academy Award®-nominated score performed live to picture by a full symphony orchestra in a thrilling experience for all ages.

Learn fun ways to create emoji. We’ll show kids how to draw colorful faces and objects. Then they’ll explore using the Procreate app on iPad with Apple Pencil Pro to draw an emoji to take home. Devices will be provided. Recommended for kids ages 8–12.

LEGO F1 ACADEMY™ Mini build make and take event is intended for participants aged 6+ years. The LEGO F1 ACADEMY™ Mini build model will be available on a first come first serve basis, at participating locations

Stop by your local Michaels to learn all about Analog bags, we will tell you what they are, and how to make your very own! Additionally, we will have a free bag charm craft you can use to decorate your own Analog bag.

Video games have been a key part of popular culture since their inception, but the industry has taken a very different approach when designing games specifically for girls and women. We’re excited to welcome Dr. PB Berge and Adeline K. Piercy from the U of A for a lively three-part conversation about how gender and power shape game design—and what that can tell us about society as a whole.

We invite kids ages 6–10 and their families to imagine what kindness means to them by making their own interactive storybook on iPad. They’ll draw, record sounds, add fun 3D shapes and more as they dive into the world of creative storytelling. Devices will be provided.

Join in a free workshop at the LEGO® Store with your 2-5 year old Introduce your little one to building with Little Builder Classes at the LEGO® Store! Each class combines developmental skills with hands-on play for a fun event your 2-5 year old will love

The Pitch follows Olympic soccer champion Diana Matheson and fellow players as they work to build Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league, the Northern Super League. Filmed over two years, the documentary offers rare behind-the-scenes access to a pivotal moment in Canadian sport.

In this free, drop-in program, kids can explore their creativity through a different craft each week! It's all about encouraging artistic expression and skill development while having fun.

Tours for Tots is a weekly in-person art exploration for children ages 3-5 and their parents, consisting of playful activities, whimsical storytelling and hands-on art-making. Our aim is to create a dynamic program which fosters meaningful relationships, community awareness, well-being, visual literacy and creative expression.

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.

The R.E.A.D. with the RCMP program in Strathcona County is an interactive library event where local RCMP officers read stories to children, often followed by themed crafts.

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.

​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.

There is no registration or payment required for Michaels Kids Club. This week, Come in for a free Kids Club event! Kids can make a clay creature you can use to rest your pencil or paintbrush on!

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. Free admission, tours and fun programming can be found.

In this free, drop-in program, kids can explore their creativity through a different craft each week! It's all about encouraging artistic expression and skill development while having fun.

Tours for Tots is a weekly in-person art exploration for children ages 3-5 and their parents, consisting of playful activities, whimsical storytelling and hands-on art-making. Our aim is to create a dynamic program which fosters meaningful relationships, community awareness, well-being, visual literacy and creative expression.

A recreational swim for all ages! Additional amenities such as waves, diving boards, water slides, lazy river, climbing walls, tot pools, etc. may be available.

Learn more about the Antler Lake area, meet local nature enthusiasts and deepen your understanding of the environment. Discover what's happening locally and how you can become involved. Enjoy refreshments and more! Drop-in, no registration required. 

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.

The R.E.A.D. with the RCMP program in Strathcona County is an interactive library event where local RCMP officers read stories to children, often followed by themed crafts.

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.

We invite you to join us for Edmonton’s biggest botanical market, bringing together over 60 local vendors for a vibrant and unique shopping experience. Discover everything from rare and common houseplants to fine arts and handmade crafts, along with terrariums, curiosities, and creative recycled goods.

​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 in for a free crafting event! You can buy the base birdhouse and paint it just in time for spring, or we have a derby horseshoe craft you can make for free!

In this free, drop-in program, kids can explore their creativity through a different craft each week! It's all about encouraging artistic expression and skill development while having fun.

Tours for Tots is a weekly in-person art exploration for children ages 3-5 and their parents, consisting of playful activities, whimsical storytelling and hands-on art-making. Our aim is to create a dynamic program which fosters meaningful relationships, community awareness, well-being, visual literacy and creative expression.

The AGA is pleased to offer free admission from 4-7pm on the last Thursday of every month. Explore any of the current exhibits like FAIR WEATHER: Equality, Community, and Climate Change, AGA100: Free for All Anniversary Wall, 1924: Edmonton and the Beginnings of the Art Gallery of Alberta, Boyd Dymchuk and Aaron Harvey: Wavy Dimension or Probably, Plausibly, Possibly.

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.

The R.E.A.D. with the RCMP program in Strathcona County is an interactive library event where local RCMP officers read stories to children, often followed by themed crafts.

FREE Recreational swims are back for the spring, and moved to Fridays. Enjoy the slides, rope swing, diving board and toys in the pool. No registration required, and there is no cost to join! Get there early!

t’s the biggest celebration in the comic book world, and you’re invited! On this special day, comic shops across North America and around the globe open their doors and give away FREE comics to everyone who walks in. Yes, totally free.

​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.

Join West Edmonton Mall for a fun, interactive program at Marine Life! Your little one will be able to meet and touch one of the animals, and learn all about them through activities, crafts, and stories.

The R.E.A.D. with the RCMP program in Strathcona County is an interactive library event where local RCMP officers read stories to children, often followed by themed crafts.

If you are looking for a fun activity to do with the family, we’ve got a great workshop for kids that will teach them about building. Kids can learn how to build their very own Keepsake Box.

Step into the arena of words and emerge as a champion! Open to ages 6-14 in Edmonton.

Join Strathcona County RCMP and Enforcement Services for a FREE afternoon of fun! There will be helmet and bike checks, a kids bike safety obstacle course, safety information stations, free hot dogs and snacks, bounce houses and much more.

​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.

Throughout the year, Kids Run Wild offers free try-it events designed to help families discover if our program is the right fit for them. Details for upcoming events will be posted here. Are you curious about our Kids Run Wild Family Programs?

Get ready to see the world more curiously, because Blippi is coming to your town in the all-new Be Like Blippi Tour! Join Blippi and Meekah live on stage for a one-of-a-kind interactive adventure that inspires kids to move like, play like, and explore just like Blippi! 

Throughout the year, Kids Run Wild offers free try-it events designed to help families discover if our program is the right fit for them. Details for upcoming events will be posted here. Are you curious about our Kids Run Wild Family Programs?

The R.E.A.D. with the RCMP program in Strathcona County is an interactive library event where local RCMP officers read stories to children, often followed by themed crafts.

Join Manning Town Centre for our SpringFest celebration on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 12–3 PM! Taking place in the central parking lot north of The Canadian Brewhouse, this family-friendly event is the perfect way to welcome the season! Enjoy an afternoon filled with fun activities for all ages, including bouncy castles, carnival games, live entertainment, a magician, balloon art, airbrush tattoos, and plenty of interactive kids’ activities.

​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.

Edmonton Elks Fan Day is a free, family-friendly event that gives fans of all ages a chance to connect with the team before the season begins. Held during training camp, the event features a live team scrimmage where fans can watch players in action, followed by opportunities to meet athletes and coaches, collect autographs, and interact with alumni and the cheer team.

The R.E.A.D. with the RCMP program in Strathcona County is an interactive library event where local RCMP officers read stories to children, often followed by themed crafts.

​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.

The R.E.A.D. with the RCMP program in Strathcona County is an interactive library event where local RCMP officers read stories to children, often followed by themed crafts.

​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.

FREE Recreational swims are back for the spring, and moved to Fridays. Enjoy the slides, rope swing, diving board and toys in the pool. No registration required, and there is no cost to join! Get there early!

Summer is officially baaack with the beloved, turf-trimming sheep! Grab the fam, join us at Legacy Park, and celebrate summer with local food, entertainment, community lead activities, and of course, sheep!

​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.

Join West Edmonton Mall for a fun, interactive program at Marine Life! Your little one will be able to meet and touch one of the animals, and learn all about them through activities, crafts, and stories.

Are you ready?  Mega fun is back as our team brings the craziest inflatables to locations across Canada. This is a “serious” run for people that want to have “serious” fun and physically challenge themselves and their friends to the best run ever. Join us to have the most fun you will ever have on an inflatable as you run, jump, bounce around the ten Mega Inflatables.

​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.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan invites you to join in recognizing the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

Join Fort Saskatchewan for a full day of Canada Day celebrations filled with fun, music, and community spirit. From the morning parade and car show to family-friendly activities in Legacy Park, live entertainment, and evening fireworks, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy free admission to the Fort Heritage Precinct, explore the farmers’ market, and take part in one of the city’s most anticipated annual events.

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.

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!