The Edmonton Heritage Festival

August 5, 2023

August 7, 2023

Free

Edmonton Exhibition Lands and Borden Park, Edmonton

Website

Events Description

 
The Edmonton Heritage Festival is a three-day event to sample delicious food, see creative performances, and experience Canada’s multiculturalism.

Enjoy the tastes, smells, sights and sounds from 100 countries and cultures at 60 outdoor pavilions. Explore the Festival and enjoy free entertainment on more than 25 stages.

Various pavilions will also be showcasing cultural displays with photos, paraphernalia, and stories about their culture or ethnic background in Edmonton.

Who is it for?

All ages – Family

HOW MUCH

Admission is FREE

WHEN & WHERE

Date & Time:

August 5 to 7, 2023

Saturday 12 – 9 pm
Sunday 10 – 9 pm
Monday 10 – 8 pm

Venue & Address :

Edmonton EXPO Centre, Exhibition Grounds & Borden Park, Edmonton

Guest Entry Gates

Gate 1 – Expo Parking/ ETS Access

Gate 2 – Kiss N’ Drop, Bicycle, Scooter, DATS, Taxi

Gate 3 – Kiss N’ Drop, Bicycle, Scooter, Walk-Up

Park & Ride

The city Park & Ride buses are accessible from the following locations:

• Davies Transit Centre: Wagner Road & 75 Street

• Eaux Claires Transit Centre: 157 Avenue & 97 Street
• Lewis Farms Transit Centre: Webber Greens Drive & Suder Greens Drive (Arrive early as this location has limited parking spots due to Valley Line West LRT construction)
• NAIT Lots A/B and D: 118 Avenue & 106 Street ($6 parking)
• Nakî Transit Centre (St.Albert): 15520 Campbell Road
Park & Ride buses run approximately every 10 minutes between:

• 11:30am – 9:30pm on August 5
• 9:30am – 9:30pm on August 6
• 9:30am – 8:30pm on August 7

Coliseum Parking
Entrance via Wayne Gretzky Drive (Northbound) & 116th Avenue

2 Tips for your trip!

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  1. Jenny López

    We interested

    July 24, 2021 at 11:09 PM
  2. Maiss Raffoul

    The worst experience ever, we have a wheelchair that we could not move anywhere which meant disabled people are not allowed to enjoy it!!!
    We had a dog with us, there were no signs anywhere as we entered the festival saying no dogs allowed, and nothing on the websites either… After we were dropped off, standing in the middle of the festival a security man stopped us and said you have to leave cause no dogs allowed and he wouldn’t explain, just said we had to go. I told him there are no signs or information anywhere saying no dogs but he just said they would ticket us if we didn’t leave.
    I told him we have a senior with a wheelchair and we do not have a ride for another 2 hours but his answer was we will give you a ticket.
    So we had to rush and leave from the back stuck in the mud in order to leave. Bought tickets for $40 we did not use.
    I will never go again in my life – there’s no respect whatsoever for disabilities or pets.

    August 3, 2019 at 9:46 PM

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