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Candy Cane Lane Christmas Lights
Dec
8
to Jan 4

Candy Cane Lane Christmas Lights

Experience the magic of Candy Cane Lane as you drive through the decorated Christmas neighbourhood, filled with lights, or walk or take a sleigh. This free Edmonton Christmas lights drive is a must-do during the holidays - and is a Christmas tradition for families everywhere.

In 2024, there will also be three walk-only nights at Candy Cane Lane.

Walk, bike, sled or ski - Candy Cane Lane will be closed to cars on these nights. The event is dog-friendly. Please keep your pet on a leash, pick up after them, and be sure that your dog is comfortable with large crowds, horses, and other dogs.

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Chiseled- Edmonton's International Ice Carving Competition
Jan
1
to Jan 31

Chiseled- Edmonton's International Ice Carving Competition

In January 2025, ice will be fused, sweat rolled, and creativity will be showcased at the ICE District Plaza. The carvers will be hard at work creating their masterpieces and you can take in the art. The pieces will be presented in the plaza for several weeks and you can be part of the judging.

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Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival
Jan
18
to Jan 19

Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival

  • Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival (map)
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Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures that make up the fabric of Alberta Avenue District, including Ukrainian, French Canadian, Franco African, Indigenous (Métis, Inuit, Cree), Latin American, and Asian influences. Wander through the event to discover artistic creations, a homestead village, and musical celebrations that will delight your senses with music, art, and delectable treats.

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The Flying Canoe Festival
Jan
29
to Feb 1

The Flying Canoe Festival

The Flying Canoe Festival is a creative and interactive cultural celebration designed to engage local history and everything that is great on a long winter night. Inspired by the legend of flying canoeing and French Canadian traditions, of the First Nations and the Métis, the Flying Canoe Flying festival embraces the magnificent Ravin Mill Creek of Edmonton and the French-speaking Quarter of Edmonton.

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