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Archive – Events in Edmonton: Friday, January 27 – Sunday, January 29, 2017
1. Ice on Whyte 2017
The 2017 edition of the Ice on Whyte will be filled with a heritage village, ice carving competitions, live music, outdoor interactive play, games, crafts, food, hot beverages and much more! Celebrate Canada 150 at the 2017 Ice on Whyte. Visit the heritage village of Strathcona and meet ordinary people from our past that have made extraordinary contributions to our past, present and futures. Details
Family Pass: 2 Adults & 2 Children: $21.00
2. The Year of the Rooster Celebration
Lion/Dragon Dances, Firecrackers, Arts & Crafts, Silk, Herbals, Tea & Food Vendors. Details
3. South West Ski Fest
Join us for a day of winter fun. Try your skills at cross-country skiing and snowshoeing on the local trails for FREE! There will be free chili, hot cocoa, and warm fires to enjoy! All ages and abilities are welcome. Details
4. Alberta Children’s Choir Gala Concert
The Northern Alberta Children’s Choir is made up of 100 talented and enthusiastic young musicians. The concert will close with a special massed choir performance featuring six children’s choirs! Details
II. Adult/ Youth Events
1. Live Music
For more details, see Live Music & concerts in Edmonton
1. Pavlo & Remigio Guitarradas Tour: Details
2. “Emperor” Concerto
3. The Once Details
4. Marco Claveria Project! Details
5. Method Man and Redman Details
6. Andrew MacDonald-Smith & Don Berner’s Little Big Band Details
7. Cory Weeds with the Harold Mabern Trio
8. Booker T Jones Details
9. New North Collective Details
10. Chilliwack Details
11. Don McLean Details
12. Al Muirhead
13. Canadian Country Music Legends Details
14. Pro Coro Canada: Missae IV
$25 Student & Senior
2. Live Theatre
Performing Arts and Theatre in Edmonton
1. Fortune Falls: Written, directed and composed by Jonathan Christenson, Fortune Falls is the allegorical tale of the rise, fall and reinvention of a prosperous town, once home to the world’s largest candy factory. One shocking day the factory is closed, leaving one lonely man to guard the abandoned factory and a community to contemplate endings and new beginnings. Details
2. HENRY V by William Shakespeare: On the morning of October 25th 1415, a small band of English soldiers rose to face their almost certain death on the field of Agincourt. Outnumbered three-to-one by the massed forces of France, England’s King Henry V is confronted with the brutal realisation that there is no glory to be found in the theatre of war, only death. Details
3. Shadow Theatre presents Annapurna: Twenty years ago Emma walked out on Ulysses, her cowboy-poet husband. But now Ulysses is in dire need of help and despite her better judgment Emma tracks him down to a trailer park in the wilds of Colorado. Their comic and conflicted reunion is full of barbed wire wit and brutal honesty. But to their surprise, the more they begin to understand the issues that drove them apart, the more they find themselves drawn together again. Details
January 18 to February 5, 2017 @ Varscona Theatre, 10329 83 Ave, Edmonton
4. Don Burnstick:Named one of Canadas Best Comedians, Don Burnstick has achieved high success and praise for his comedy show You Might be a Redskin. Returning to the River Cree with his stand-up comedy and hilarious stories, Dons message speaks to a proud heritage with a guaranteed evening of laughter. Details
Friday, January 27, 2017 | 9:00 PM @ River Cree Resort & Casino – 300 East Lapotac Blvd, Enoch | $31.5 – $97.25
5. Star Killing Machine: Just south of the Arctic Circle sits a factory filled with scientists and engineers and data entry clerks and managers who are faced with the daily task of trying to create a machine that will destroy the world. All was going well until this morning, when Susan had an unfortunate breakthrough. A musical comedy about the end of the world. Details
January 19 – 29, 2017 @ Backstage Theatre, ATB Financial Arts Barns, 10330 84 Avenue, Edmonton | $25 & up
6. Disgraced: A Hope and Hell Theatre Company production, originally presented by David Mirvish. A New York dinner party. A shattering cultural collision. When discussion turns to politics and religion, the match is lit on a combustible powder keg of identity politics. Details
January 21 to February 12, 2017 @ Shoctor Theatre – 9828 101A Avenue, Edmonton
1. Edmonton Oil Kings
2. ETR Snowshoe Run
Join us for a 1K and 5K marked course with leads and sweeps. Bring your own snowshoes or borrow a pair provided free of charge. Race, run, walk or crawl for the best workout and the most fun. Details
IV. Exhibitions, Festivals & Other Events
1. Edmonton Renovation Show
7515-118 Ave NW, Edmonton
2. 2017 Edmonton Pet Expo
The Edmonton Pet Expo is an event TAIL-ored directly for pet lovers! Beyond getting to visit with all sorts of amazing animals, you can expect to find info, resources, and tips on how to be a responsible pet owner from industry experts. Details
Sunday, January 29, 2017 | 10:00 AM – 05:00 PM
7515 118 Ave, Edmonton
Youth (Ages 6-15) – $10; Family Pass (2 General + 2 Youth) – $40
Children 5 and under free!
3. Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival
Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival celebrates Canadian Cinema and promotes excellence in both short and feature length films by presenting some of Canada’s most acclaimed filmmakers as well as up and coming award-winners. Come celebrate the finest films our country has to offer! Details
Edmonton
Meet, Mix, & Mingle (M3): January 20, 2017 | 5:30 – 8:30 pm DJ to follow @ Urban Tavern YEG
11606 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton
4. WoW – Whiskey on Whyte
Warm up after a day of adventure! Introducing the first annual Whiskey on Whyte (and a new meaning of WoW)! Multiple Old Strathcona Businesses have teamed up to offer unique whiskey cocktails, not ordinarily on the menu. There are even some surprise whiskey-influenced food items to pair! Details
Career Fair @ Shaw Conference Centre on Jan 24, 2017
5. Robbie Burns Celebration
Annual Robbie Burns celebration at the Edmonton Scottish Society by Celtic Ceilidh Dance Academy! Details
3105 101 St SW, Edmonton