Events

The Carrot Friday Nite Live presents Rose & Owl - July 24

🎶 Live music starts at 7:00 pm | $10 Cover | Youth (12 & under) $5 | All Ages 🎶

The Carrot’s 19th Birthday Featuring Chalk It Up
Saturday, July 18, 2026 • 9 AM - 4 PM
Live Music, Food, and Fun All Day!

Celebrate The Carrot’s 19th Birthday with Chalk-It-Up! on July 18th. The festivities kick off at 9 AM with a delicious free pancake breakfast, live music, and talented chalk artists turning the Ave into a colorful masterpiece.

The Carrot Friday Nite Live Spotlight Series presents McKindred - July 17 

🎶 Live music starts at 7:00 pm | $20 Cover | Youth (12 & under) $10 | All Ages 🎶

What do you get when you cross the soulful Americana of Noah Kahan with the gritty edge of Elle King? Meet McKindred.

The Carrot Friday Nite Live presents HighersElves and Mikayla Bortscher - July 10

🎶 Live music starts at 7:00 pm | $20 Cover | Youth (12 & under) $10 | All Ages 🎶
 

Head down to The Carrot for Poetry Night!

Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM | The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse (9351 118 Ave)

Do you find yourself constantly rhyming? Do you like to read and write poetry? Come share at our open mic style poetry night. 

More info here: https://www.thecarrot.ca/events-at-the-carrot/2026/07/08-poetry-night-gbelb-npy4d-dxltw

Art Hive Open Craft Studio - Learn to Crochet

10:00 am-11:30 am | Sat, July 4 | The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse (9351 - 118 Ave)

Art Hives are a global movement that create free community studios where anyone is welcome to be an artist. Drop by, discover materials, and create something unique to you at the Carrot!

This week, drop by and learn to crochet in a friendly environment surrounded by friendly faces! Bring your own yarn or use the yarn provided, stop in and have a good, creative time.

The Carrot Friday Nite Live presents Emmet Micheal - July 3

Audrey Ochoa | July 2

Have you ever wished you could use the Royal Alberta Museum’s collections for sketching inspiration? Now’s your chance! We'll be showcasing rarely seen museum objects to create a still-life setup for you to practice your drawing skills.     

This month will feature animals from Africa and Asia. From a leopard to a water buffalo, it’s like taking a trip around the world without stepping on an airplane! 

Animals have stories to tell – tales of perseverance, survival, and vital connection to the earth.  

Join the Royal Alberta Museum on July 9 or 11 for a screening of Animal Nation – Beaver, which takes you on a cross-Canada journey to reveal how beavers shape ecosystems, restore wetlands and connect Indigenous communities to the land. From Algonquin Park, Ont., to Nicola Valley, B.C., the industrious beaver emerges as a vital symbol of renewal and resilience. 

Tickets start at just $10 for the film only.