5 Reasons to Brave the Snow In Edmonton this Weekend (November 28–30)

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Though the weather outside’s a little bit frightful, there’s still so much to experience in Edmonton this weekend! Brave the cold and the snow to enjoy these events.

1. Royal Bison Craft and Arts Fair | November 28 – 30
Browse the beautiful boutique-like displays from local, independent vendors selling unique handmade clothing, jewellery, accessories, artwork, toys, and zines. In the first weekend of this craft fair, you’ll be able to shop from all of your favourite local vendors. View a complete list on the website.
Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre | 8426 Gateway Blvd. | 780-436-6606

2. Festival of Trees | November 27 – 30FestivalofTrees
The 30th anniversary of this annual fundraiser for the University Hospital Foundation boasts a stunning display of over 100 gloriously decorated Christmas trees, with special events such as a fashion show, a gala, and a pancake breakfast with Santa!
Shaw Conference Centre | 9797 Jasper Ave. | 780-421-9797

3. Caffeine | Through November 29
Robin DuPont and Sara Pike, two potters from B.C., create pottery related to the theme of caffeine and the rituals associated with it. This is the last weekend to explore the unique pieces that highlight the significance this habit has in our daily lives.
Alberta Craft Council | 10186-106 St. | 780-488-6611

4. Flashdance | Through November 30
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, this iconic film is now a live musical! With electrifying dance numbers, Flashdance tells the inspiring story of Alex Owns, a Pittsburgh steel mill welder by day and a bar dancer by night, who dreams of becoming a professional performer. In addition to big hits like “What A Feeling”, 16 catchy new songs have been written for this show!
Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium | 11455-87 Ave. | 780-427-2760

5. Crafters Christmas Sale | November 28 – 30
Shop for seasonal handmade crafts like wreaths, centrepieces, dried floral arrangements, potpourri, candles, cards, unique gifts, cookbooks, and much more. Products are handmade by members of the Devonian Botanic Garden’s Crafters Association, many with materials harvested at the garden.
Devonian botanic Garden, located on Hwy 50, 5 km north of Devon, 20 minutes from West Edmonton Mall | 780-987-3054

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