Events in Edmonton This-week
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Events in Edmonton This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Edmonton is packed with a diverse lineup of events, concerts, sports, and cultural experiences suitable for all interests. On Thursday, September 17th, music fans can enjoy high-energy performances by the Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, and Mannequin Pussy at Commonwealth Stadium, followed by an evening concert by Cody Johnson at Rogers Place. For those interested in jazz and hip-hop, Jeru The Damaja will be performing at the Starlite Room, and Hokus Pokus Live! will take the stage at Myer Horowitz Theatre.
The weekend kicks off with a variety of concerts and sports events. On Friday, September 18th, the Edmonton Expo hosts the Edmonton Expo event, while music enthusiasts can attend Candlelight tributes to Celine Dion and Michael Jackson at Garneau-McDougall United Church. The Midway venue features Bop To The Top, and the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium presents the ballet performance of Giselle by Alberta Ballet.
Saturday, September 19th, offers an energetic day at Louise McKinney Riverfront Park with the Down By The River music festival, featuring artists like The Deslondes, The Velveteins, and Folk Bitch Trio. Sports fans can catch the Edmonton Oilers preseason game against the Winnipeg Jets at Rogers Place, along with multiple performances by Alberta Golden Bears Volleyball at the Saville Community Sports Centre. The evening continues with live music at the Starlite Room, featuring acts like Delilah Bon and Kyle Watson, as well as the ballet’s final Giselle show.
Sunday, September 20th, highlights include the Edmonton Oil Kings facing off against the Calgary Hitmen at Rogers Place, with multiple games scheduled throughout the day. The Down By The River festival concludes with performances by Goldie Boutilier and others at Louise McKinney Riverfront Park. Additionally, the Edmonton Oil Kings and Calgary Hitmen hockey game promises an exciting end to the weekend. Throughout the week, venues like Commonwealth Stadium, Rogers Place, and Edmonton Expo continue to host a wide range of entertainment, sports, and cultural events, making Edmonton an exciting place to be this week.