Edmonton

Bear Grease Shack Up For The Winter takes the beloved 1978 musical on an Indigenous joyride, now with a festive twist! This jaw-dropping, toe-tapping spectacle combines humour, fashion, and music with a burst of cultural flair that makes the classic story feel brand new. The Holiday Special adds lively Christmas surprises to the humour, electrifying dance numbers, and unforgettable tunes you know and love—along with Indigenous twists that celebrate culture and community.

Discover ArtsHub 118 Living!

http://artshab.com/spaces/artshub-118
The co-op offers 16 light-filled apartment style units ranging from 728 – 802 square feet at below market rates.

New construction
1 bedroom + den units
In suite laundry
Communal outdoor deck
Onsite outdoor parking
Elevator
Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts studios and gallery at street level below the Co-op.

Greenwood Singers invites you to "Home for the Holidays," a seasonal concert exploring how we find that feeling of home during the Christmas season. The program features music in a wide range of styles, from carols of the Levant and contemporary choral works to traditional Christmas songs and nostalgic favourites from the crooner era.

Program Specialist - Visual Arts (Child/Youth)

Job Number: 53694 

Do you consider yourself an expert in Visual Arts?

Do you have a passion for teaching and sharing your skills with others?

Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts presents

RETROСПЕКTIVE – 10 Years of Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts Gallery and Boutique

An ACUA Signature Artist Series Event

Featuring a selection of past Signature Artists.

November 6 to December 24, 2025
Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts Gallery

Opening Night Reception Thursday November 6
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

We are celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Opening of our ACUA Gallery & Artisan Boutique.

We are The Rose Coloured Boys the embodiment of blind optimism. We choose to see the beauty in life, no matter the challenges, always turning our eyes toward the light even when the shadows grow long. In a world of chaos and imperfection, we hold on to the belief that everything can still turn out beautifully, even if it feels distorted or flawed. Our music is a reflection of that hope a reminder that there’s always something worth cherishing, and always a reason to keep believing.

Looking for a supportive space to create art? Mingle with like-minded artists for a sketching session where you can work on projects, discuss new ideas, and unleash your creativity. Don’t forget to bring your own supplies and get ready to dive into the world of art with us!

Date and Time:
November 25, 2025, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Venue Name and Address:
The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse - 9351 118 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5G 0N3

Marissa K is a vibrant, imaginative singer-songwriter based in Edmonton, Alberta. As a fan of escapism, Marissa strives to transport her listeners through her songs into a unique, colourful world. She focuses her songwriting on storytelling, as her inspiration comes from her background in performing in dance and theatre. Her music evokes the vitality and nostalgia of songwriters such as Vanessa Carlton and Sara Bareilles, but has a distinctive, theatrical writing style that is all her own.

Date and Time:
November 21, 2025, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

This half-day session shows how inclusive storytelling can revitalize a community’s social, economic, and cultural life. Dr. Ronald Pate guides participants beyond “default-mode” narratives to inspire new vision and action.

About Dr. Ronald Pate
An author, educator, and facilitator, Dr. Pate combines storytelling, research, and spiritual insight in community development. His work fosters collaborative, sustainable change in communities across North America.

Date and Time:
November 16, 2025, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM