The Carrot Friday Nite Live presents Spotlight performer: Jed and the Valentine – October 17
Live music starts at 7:00 pm | $20 Cover | Youth (12 & under) $10 | All Ages
Location: The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse (9351 – 118 Ave NW)
Felted Wool Pumpkin Workshop
Date: October 16
Time: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse | 9351-118 Ave NW, Edmonton
Settle in for a cozy and creative autumn evening as we explore the art of needle felting! Guided by local artist Elvira Falconer, this hands-on workshop will walk you through the basics of needle felting while you craft your very own 3D felted pumpkin — a perfect addition to your fall or Halloween décor.
WOMEN WHO DIG showcases Canadian women on a journey to combat food insecurity and the industrial farm system by utilizing traditional farming techniques rooted in ancestral history. The small family farm is often perceived to be an occupation of the past that is being overtaken by large-scale industrial farming practices. Big Ag wreaks havoc on our global climate, all the while creating a GMO monoculture that contributes to an enormous loss of our planet’s biodiversity. Adapted from the book Women Who Dig: Farming, Feminism, and the Fight to Feed the World by Trina Moyles, this documentary, filmed over the course of three years in cinema veritas, offers an intimate portrait of the lesser-told story of women farmers and land stewards pushing back against industrial practices.
There will be a Q&A before the film screening.
Join Anna Kuelken, Trina Moyles, and the film’s powerhouse cast—five female farmers and land stewards from Western Canada—for a thought provoking discussion on the making of this project as well as vital themes of gender equality, social justice, food sovereignty and climate change, facilitated by poet and author Rayanne Haines.
Date: Thursday, October 23, 2025, 6:45 pm MT
Location: Metro Cinema, 8712 – 109 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta
INFO & TICKETS:
https://metrocinema.org/production/women-who-dig/
$14 (Adult) & $11 (Youth, Student, Senior Citizen).
Metro Silver Screen passes accepted.
Join Anna Kuelken, Trina Moyles, and the film’s powerhouse cast for a thought-provoking discussion on the making of this project as well as vital themes of gender equality, social justice, food sovereignty and climate change, facilitated by poet and author Rayanne Haines.
Join Anna Kuelken, Trina Moyles, and the film’s powerhouse cast for a thought-provoking discussion on the making of this project as well as vital themes of gender equality, social justice, food sovereignty and climate change, facilitated by poet and author Rayanne Haines.
Join Anna Kuelken, Trina Moyles, and the film’s powerhouse cast for a thought-provoking discussion on the making of this project as well as vital themes of gender equality, social justice, food sovereignty and climate change, facilitated by poet and author Rayanne Haines.
The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, with Kappella Kyrie
Saturday, November 8, 2025 | 7:30 to 9:30 pm
Join Pro Coro Canada and guests Kappella Kyrie (dir. Melanie Turgeon) as we explore one of the most celebrated liturgies of the Eastern Christian tradition, full of heart and steeped in mysticism throughout the rich tapestry of sound.
Canadian composer Peter-Anthony Togni's setting of The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom is a call for compassion and charity in troubled times. John Chysostom was himself a famed speaker and prolific author of the early church, as well as the Archbishop of Constantinople, known for his emphasis on caring for the poor and less-fortunate in his homilies. While inspired by the classic setting of the liturgy by Rachmaninoff, Togni considers this setting as a prayer for peace in light of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Experience a profound and moving evening through the Alberta premiere of this beautiful work as we embark on a deeply spiritual and emotional journey together.
Venue: St Josaphat's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral
10825 - 97 Street
Edmonton, AB T5H 2M4
For tickets and info, click here.
Pro Coro Canada performs Peter-Anthony Togni's The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom - a call for compassion and charity in troubled times.
Pro Coro Canada performs Peter-Anthony Togni's The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom - a call for compassion and charity in troubled times.
Pro Coro Canada performs Peter-Anthony Togni's The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom - a call for compassion and charity in troubled times.
The Alberta Society of Artists is pleased to present “Pointed Figures”, a solo exhibition by Alana Halliday. About herself and the exhibition, Alana writes:
Join Edmonton Arts Council on October 19 at Boa & Hare (#127, 10520 97 Street) for a celebration of public art and poetry, as we mark 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300@30 activities and events!
Mary Burlie was a force of compassion, devoting her life to lifting up others. Known lovingly as the “Black Angel of Boyle Street”, she served on the front lines of inner-city Edmonton, offering food, shelter, support, and above all, dignity to those most in need.
As part of the City of Edmonton’s revitalization project of Mary Burlie Park in downtown Edmonton, the Edmonton Arts Council has selected three local poets to create poetry that will be incorporated into the park design. In advance of the park opening in 2026, join Edmonton Arts Council, the family of Mary Burlie, and poets Titilope Sonuga, Naomi McIlwraith, and Cui Jinzhe for a morning of stories and spellbinding poetry.
This event is free to attend, but please pre-register to reserve your spot.
Join Edmonton Arts Council on Sunday, October 19 at Boa & Hare, 127 – 10520 97 St NW, located in Pacific Mall for The Poetry of Public Art, presented with LitFest.
Join Edmonton Arts Council on Sunday, October 19 at Boa & Hare, 127 – 10520 97 St NW, located in Pacific Mall for The Poetry of Public Art, presented with LitFest.
Join Edmonton Arts Council on Sunday, October 19 at Boa & Hare, 127 – 10520 97 St NW, located in Pacific Mall for The Poetry of Public Art, presented with LitFest.
October 17 at Balwin Playground (12904 74 Street) from 3:30 to 5:30 pm
The 300th artwork is Edmonton’s first playground designed in collaboration with an artist. Created by local artist AJA Louden, the new Balwin Playground will blend art, play, and community. Inspired by both nature and science fiction, it’s a space to imagine, explore and grow together.
Full event details.
We’re marking 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300 @ 30 activities and events! See the full collection of 300 @ 30 events here.
Join us to celebrate the unveiling of the 300th public artwork in the City of Edmonton’s Public Art collection!
Join us to celebrate the unveiling of the 300th public artwork in the City of Edmonton’s Public Art collection!
Join us to celebrate the unveiling of the 300th public artwork in the City of Edmonton’s Public Art collection!
October 12, 9 am, 11 am and 2 pm
Tour duration: about 90 minutes
Registration capped at 20 participants per time slot (register now to save your spot!)
Join us for a guided tour of ÎNÎW River Lot 11 Edmonton’s Indigenous Art Park with Tiffany Shaw, who will provide an overview of the park and in-depth insight into her installation, pehonan. ÎNÎW, pronounced (EE-NU) is a Cree word meaning “I am of the Earth.” The Art Park is situated on ancestral lands of the Indigenous peoples whose descendants entered into Treaty with the British Crown resulting in the territory opening for settlement.
Opened in 2018, the park features work by local and national Indigenous artists: Tiffany Shaw (Edmonton, Alberta), Amy Malbeuf (Rich Lake, Alberta), Duane Linklater (Moose Cree First Nation, Ontario), Jerry Whitehead (James Smith First Nation, Saskatchewan), Mary Anne Barkhouse (Nimpkish Band, Kwakiutl First Nation), and Marianne Nicolson (Dzawada’enuxw Nation).
Join us for a guided tour of ÎNÎW River Lot 11 Edmonton’s Indigenous Art Park with Tiffany Shaw as we mark 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300 @ 30 activities and events!
Join us for a guided tour of ÎNÎW River Lot 11 Edmonton’s Indigenous Art Park with Tiffany Shaw as we mark 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300 @ 30 activities and events!
Join us for a guided tour of ÎNÎW River Lot 11 Edmonton’s Indigenous Art Park with Tiffany Shaw as we mark 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300 @ 30 activities and events!
On October 11 from 3:00 - 5:00 pm, join us for a celebration of Edmonton’s beloved child-friendly artworks, "Mischief of Could-be(s)" and "UGO", as we mark 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300 @ 30 activities and events!
Full event page: https://www.edmontonarts.ca/event/public-art-celebration-in-churchill-square
Come by Churchill Square to experience these whimsical artworks, enjoy live music and roving performers, and meet the artists from Red Knot Studio (Erin Pankratz and Christian Pérès Gibaut) who created these playful pieces of public art.
About Red Knot Studio (Erin Pankratz and Christian Pérès Gibaut)
Red Knot Studio is a professional artist team with more than 10 years of experience specializing in mosaic public art projects, integrating artwork into architectural projects, and creating customized community and team building experiences.
Erin Pankratz (erinpankratz.com) was born in Inuvik, Northwest Territories. Her body of work includes murals, contemporary mosaics, public art, residential and corporate commissions, and collaborative projects. Two-time SAMA’s Innovation in Mosaic Award winner, she has exhibited in France, Italy, Japan, Argentina, Brazil, Australia, Canada, and the United States. She lives and works in Edmonton, Alberta.
Christian Pérès Gibaut was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. His body of work includes paintings, murals, mosaics, public art, and collaborative projects. A recipient of the 2019 Cultural Diversity in the Arts grant, he has worked and exhibited in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Canada, Colombia, France, Mexico, Uruguay, and the United States. He lives and works in Edmonton, Alberta.
See the full collection of 300 @ 30 events here.
On October 11 from 3:00 - 5:00 pm, join us for a celebration of Edmonton’s beloved child-friendly artworks, "Mischief of Could-be(s)" and "UGO", as we mark 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300 @ 30 activities and events!
On October 11 from 3:00 - 5:00 pm, join us for a celebration of Edmonton’s beloved child-friendly artworks, "Mischief of Could-be(s)" and "UGO", as we mark 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300 @ 30 activities and events!
On October 11 from 3:00 - 5:00 pm, join us for a celebration of Edmonton’s beloved child-friendly artworks, "Mischief of Could-be(s)" and "UGO", as we mark 30 years of the Edmonton Arts Council and the addition of the 300th public artwork to the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection with a month of 300 @ 30 activities and events!
