Events

Join us at The Citadel Theatre for Alberta Culture Days, happening September 26–28, 2025! We’re your Family-Friendly Centre for a fun-filled weekend of free arts and culture activities for all ages – including a wardrobe sale, pre-show chats, a Wizard of Oz Family Film Festival, and so much more. Come explore, create, and celebrate with us! Also check out the Citadel Light Wall, one of Canada’s largest indoor digital screens of its kind, where we will be displaying artwork by talented local artists throughout Culture Days and all season-long. Alberta Culture Days at The Citadel Theatre is generously supported by the City of Edmonton’s Downtown Vibrancy Fund.

• Explore our Wardrobe Sale and snag unique costume pieces and treasures from our wardrobe department.
• Join us for our Wizard of Oz Family Film Festival, featuring beloved adaptations of the timeless tale.
• Go on magical Fairy Tours through the Lee Pavilion garden.
• Enjoy face painting and hands-on kids' activities.

See the full schedule of events here: https://citadeltheatre.com/culture-days/

*Event schedule is subject to change. Please check back on this page for accurate dates and times.

You’re invited to experience the creativity and talent of artists supported by Chrysalis at our 15th Annual Art Exhibition in Calgary.

Location: Level 4 Hallway Gallery, cSpace Marda Loop (1721 29th Avenue SW, Calgary, AB)
Exhibition Dates: Monday - Friday, October 6 – 31, 2025
Reception Date: Friday, October 25, 4PM-7:30PM

Throughout October, the Level 4 Hallway Gallery at cSpace Marda Loop will feature a vibrant collection of original artwork created by adults with disabilities. Each piece represents a personal journey and is a powerful reflection of change, growth, and opportunity.

This free, public exhibition is open to all, and many of the pieces are available for purchase. The majority of each sale goes directly back to the artist, supporting their confidence, independence, and continued creative growth.

We also invite you to attend our Art Exhibition Reception on Friday, October 25, where you can meet the artists, enjoy refreshments, and experience the full heart of this exhibition.

Whether you stop by for a quiet moment or join us for the reception, your presence helps celebrate the unique voices and abilities of the artists we support.

For more information, visit chrysalis.ca/events

Open Rehearsal call. Join Southern Accord for a one night event. 

When: Wednesday, September 17, 2025 at 6:30pm
Where: McNally Community Centre (210075 Township Rd 82) in Lethbridge

Create a 4-part harmony with a vibrant entertaining group of women. No fee for this opportunity.  

Our venue is McNally Community Centre - accessible and just a few minutes from Lethbridge. 

For more information: contact@southernaccord.org or call Carol 403-320-2263
Website: www.southernaccord.org
 

Southern Accord, award winning women's a cappella chorus, presents On The Horizon: A musical journey in support of Bringing Hearts Home. 

Special guest artists are The Five Singing Guys- a captivating group of talented men dedicated to harmonizing for humanitarian and artistic causes. M.C. for the evening is Dory Rossiter, well known for her community spirit and service.

All proceeds from the show will be donated to the Chinook Regional Hospital Foundation for the Southern Alberta Cardiac Centre of Excellence. Dr S. Zielke will be sharing her vision for this $30 million initiative to enhance cardiac care access for Lethbridge and Southern Alberta. 

When: Saturday, November 1, 2025 at 7 pm 
Where: College Drive Community Church (2710 College Dr S), Lethbridge. This venue is accessible and welcoming.
Cost: Tickets are $30. Those aged 18 and under are free. Tickets available at Analog Books Lethbridge (322 6 St S) or click here https://simpli.events/e/SAshow2025

For more information: contact@southernaccord.org

Gallery@501 is pleased to present Korean Stories: Rooted in Hanji, a new exhibition by Edmonton artists Eunju Park and ILang Song. The exhibit opens at Gallery@501 on September 7, 2025, and shows until October 22, 2025. 

Korean Stories: Rooted in Hanji is an inspirational exhibit that celebrates Korean culture and language through traditional and contemporary stories and techniques. 

 Eunju Park works with Hanji, a traditional Korean paper, tearing and crafting it into expressive forms of Hangul, the Korean characters. Park showcases the beauty of Korean culture while uplifting viewers with messages of hope, joy and self-affirmation. 

ILang Song creates Minhwa, Korean folk paintings on Hanji, traditionally created to express everyday life through symbolic imagery. The layered process of creating Minhwa is an act of decolonization, a celebration of freedom and inclusion, and a way to share messages of blessings and encouragement.

 Visitors will have the chance to create a Minhwa design as they learn about the stories, colors and symbols used in this art form. Visitors will also get to learn about Hangul and see Korean translations in the exhibit. 

The public is invited to join the exhibiting artists for an artist talk at a special reception on Thursday, September 18 at 6:30 p.m. at Gallery@501. This event and admission to the gallery are free.

For more information, visit strathcona.ca/ArtGallery.