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Summer Art Camps at Central Lions!

Have a blast this summer with art camps at the Central Lions Recreation Centre. All supplies are provided, and no dance experience is required. 

Poetry Party (Ages 8-12) - 9am-12pm - July 7-11 - course # 756369

Need a break from too much screen time? Join Poetry Party's writing camp where there’s loads of fun & games to choose from: The Poetry Candy Jar, One Word Group Poem, Oulipian’s Choice, 100 Billion Link Sonnet, and much more. Let the fun begin!

Royal Castle Ballet Camp (Ages 4-6) - 9am-12pm - July 21-25 - course # 756368

In this royal themed dance camp, participants will learn ballet dance moves and work on their coordination, balance and flexibility. Campers will also have fun and get creative during games and/or crafts. At the end of the week, dancers will perform their new dance moves in a mini performance. 

Beneath the Waves Ballet Camp (Ages 7-10)  - 9am-12pm - Aug. 5-8 - course # 756367

Have you ever wanted to be a mermaid? In this underwater themed dance camp, participants will learn ballet dance moves and work on their coordination, balance and flexibility. Campers will also have fun and get creative during sea themed games and/or crafts. At the end of the week, dancers will perform their new dance moves in a mini performance. 

Register at movelearnplay.edmonton.ca 

 

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Game Con Canada

Join us at the spectacular interactive showcase happening at the Edmonton EXPO Centre, spanning over 430,000 square feet of non-stop gaming excitement! Dive into the newest and most exciting releases with exclusive product reveals, hands-on tech and game demos, and thrilling video game tournaments. Meet Hollywood celebrities and influencers including Matthew Lillard, Steven Ogg, Aleks Paunovic, and many more!

Edmonton International Jazz Festival presents Sungazer

Friday June 27 | 9:00 p.m. - 10:15 p.m.
Opening Act Pure Octane | 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Starlite Room
$45 + SF 

Sungazer is a modern progressive jazz fusion band led by bassist Adam Neely and drummer Shawn Crowder, that has brought their dynamic live mixture of jazz, progressive metal and electronic music to audiences across the world. The group carries the inner mounting flame of past fusion greats, while forging their own distinctive sound for the 21st century. 

Edmonton International Jazz Festival presents Richard Bona Trio

Richard Bona Trio
Wednesday June 25 | 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

JazzClub at Chateau Lacombe
Starting at $60 + SF Seated
Starting at $40 + SF Standing

Richard Bona is a GRAMMY-winning musician and one of music's most accomplished international bass players, composers, and multi-instrumentalists. With his unique sound and vocal gift, he is continuously representing his African origins. Bona’s music addresses the continent’s traditions, culture, beauty, and issues.

Edmonton International Jazz Festival presents Kneebody

Sunday June 22 | 9:00 p.m. -10:15 p.m.
Opening Act Brekky Boy | 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Starlite Room
$35 + SF Limited Earlybird Tickets Only Until April 30
$45 + SF Starting May 1
 
Firebrand collective Kneebody are one of the most adventurous and exciting bands of their generation, known for their sheer virtuosity and musicianship. In their almost two-decade history, the GRAMMY- nominated band has created a genre and style all its own.

Carmina Burana

Carmina Burana

Sunday June 8, 2025 - 2.00pm

Winspear Centre, Edmonton

Richard Eaton Singers

RES Percussion Ensemble

Timothy Shantz, conductor

Laura Brandt, soprano

Caleb Nelson, tenor

Jin Yu, baritone soloist

Leanne Regehr, piano

Zhenni Li-Cohen, piano

Edmonton Youth Choir, guest choir

An emotionally charged season closer featuring Carl Orff’s masterpiece cantata with Richard Eaton Singers and guests on Sunday, June 8

Seen & Heard: Reclaiming the Voice as a Sacred Instrument Workshop

Seen & Heard: Reclaiming the Voice as a Sacred Instrument

This workshop is for singers, performers, and artists who have felt the sting of perfectionism, burnout, or disconnection from their voice. Whether you’re returning to the stage or simply longing to feel more at home in your own sound, this space is designed to meet you there. We’ll work with the voice not just as a technical tool, but as an extension of the nervous system—a site of healing, power, and presence. Through a blend of somatic voicework, breath practice, and trauma-informed performance tools, participants will be guided to soften performance anxiety, reconnect to their body, and explore voice as a form of self-witnessing and creative expression.

Rooted in vocal pedagogy and nervous system science—but infused with warmth and play—Seen & Heard invites you to reimagine what it means to be fully expressed, without needing to prove or perfect. You don’t need to identify as a professional singer. You just need to have a voice—and a desire to use it in a way that feels true.

Dates: July 26, 2025 from 12 pm - 4 pm

Location: Grindstone Studio (9562 82 Ave NW)

Instructor: Sierra Jamerson

Prerequisite: NA

Showcase: There is no showcase for this class

Cost: $225 +GST (there is no early bird for this workshop)

Facilitator Bio:

Sierra Jamerson is a genre-defying vocalist, performer, and somatic voice facilitator with nearly two decades of experience as both an artist and educator. Known for her emotionally resonant voice and magnetic stage presence, she has shared the stage with internationally renowned vocalist Josh Groban, performed alongside musical legends like The Drifters and Mavis Staples, and was part of a command performance for Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. She is the founder of Temple of Sound, a voice and rhythm-based healing practice where vocal technique, nervous system science, and sacred ritual converge. Her workshops combine somatic voicework, breath and movement, and trauma-informed embodiment tools—supporting artists in reclaiming their voice as a site of safety, power, and creative expression.

An award-winning certified therapeutic drum circle facilitator, Sierra received the When African Women Talk Her Legacy Award for Arts in 2024. She has taught thousands of singers and artists of all ages and is revered as “an open channel of musical expression of the highest order.

Register today at Grindstonetheatre.ca/adultworkshops

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