Sunday Brunches
Date: 1/6/2013 – 9/01/2013
Gather your clan for Sunday Brunch at Johnson’s Cafe at the historic Hotel Selkirk in Fort Edmonton Park. Enjoy a scrumptious meal then take a stroll around the park. > Read More
High Tea at the Hotel Selkirk
Date: 5/22/2013 – 8/28/2013
Join us for High Tea in the Johnson’s Cafe every Wednesday this summer for an afternoon of dainty delights and sweet treats at tea time! > Read More
Aboriginal Awareness Weekend
Date: June 22-23rd
Discover some of the stories and traditions of the First Nations people who settled in the Edmonton area. > Read More
Movies at the Capitol – Cinema Series
Date: Various Dates and Times All Summer Long
Rare and classic films on the big screen at the historic Capitol Theatre; a truly unique movie going experience. Click for more info! > Read More
Dominion Day Celebration
Date: Monday, July 1st, 2013
The Park is festooned with bunting for a grand celebration of the Dominion of Canada then and now! > Read More
Celtic Gathering
Date: 7/13/2013 & 7/14/2013
Discover Celtic culture to the fullest. There will be dancing, singing, bagpipes and fiddling. > Read More
Celtic Gathering Ceilidh
Date: 7/13/2013 at 6pm
Let the Celtic celebration continue at our third annual Ceilidh! Enjoy performances by Tir Na N’og, The Wyddershynns, Irish dancers, winners of the Piping & Drumming Competition and much more! > Read More
Whisky Tasting & Master Class
Date: 7/13/2013 & 7/14/2013
Experience a whisky tasting like no other and sample a selection of six premium whiskies from various regions of Scotland. > Read More
The Full Mountie
Date: 8/1/2013 – 8/3/2013
An improvised Klondike Melodrama featuring cast members of the Canadian comedy award-winning improv troupe Die-Nasty! > Read More
Murder Mystery – Under Wraps – SOLD OUT!
Date: 8/10/2013 – 8/10/2013
With the opening of the new Edmonton Museum of Art Edmontonians look forward to a touring exhibit of artifacts from the recently discovered tomb of Kartesh. > Read More
Mary’s Wedding
Date: 10/3/2013 – 10/13/2013
One of the most widely performed Canadian plays comes to the Capitol Theatre. > Read More