Arts & Culture

Whistler opens its doors this summer for a five day experience like no other. Wanderlust Whistler will feature an incredible lineup of some of the world’s best yoga teachers, musicians, meditation...

Step into Southern Alberta's colourful past during the 2017 Chautauqua Revival. Hosted by four towns along Canada's Mormon Trail, for four days in August, the theme is "Footprints in the West. Vistors...

Enjoyed by thousands of people, K Days (formerly known as Capital Ex) is 10 days of fun. During the heart of summer, the grounds at Northlands are transformed into an arena of endless games, rides...

It's the weekend to truly appreciate the colourful mountain flowers that decorate the alpine environment. It's a great weekend and it's free for families to enjoy on the B.C. Day long weekend.

The International Choral Kathaumixw is a 5 day choral festival filled with concerts, common song singing, choral & vocal solo competitions.

On July 8 and 9th, Two Rivers Gallery is hosting two days of fun, free and open creativity. Participate in over 26 free art activities while enjoying live music.  

Each year on the second Sunday in August, the streets of Marda Loop come alive with the New Orleans-themed Marda Gras Street Festival. This one-day free public event includes the sights and sounds of...

Every Wednesday evening a gathering of lawn chairs and blankets crowd Salmon Arm's Marine Park for musical concerts. Everything from jazz to rock, and from folk to funk, reggae to rythm and blues will...

Don’t miss the street party of the year in Prince George. Downtown Summerfest 2016 happens Sunday, July 17. 

The Edmonton International Street Performers Festival was the first of its kind in North America. The event is known worldwide for its amazing artists and generous audiences. Since 1984, almost four...

South Country Fair is a peaceful and rural music and arts festival that happens every year just outside Fort Macleod, Alberta.

Since 1989, Free Will Players have brought Shakespeare’s heart-stopping romances, chilling tragedies and side-splitting comedies outdoors for Edmonton audiences.