A week of baseball, beer, and Latin dance in downtown Edmonton
From the Riverhawks to BeerFest Days to Salsa in the Square, June 8–12 has live music, culture, and local flavour.
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Edmonton's got a full calendar this week if you're looking to get out and soak up summer. Here's what's worth your time.
Baseball returns to Remax Field. The Edmonton Riverhawks take on the Victoria HarbourCats throughout the week. Games run various dates; tickets start at $10 and can be purchased online. Remax Field is at 10233 96th Ave. NW. Grab some sun, some ballpark food, and the kind of energy only a baseball crowd brings.
BeerFest Days takes over Churchill Square. Running through June 9, this six-day all-ages festival celebrates beer, music, and community. There's live entertainment, creative collaborations, and the obvious — beer. Free admission at Sir Winston Churchill Square.
Salsa in the Square returns Wednesday night. Cumbia dancing brings Latin music, rhythm, and community energy back to the heart of downtown. It's free, it's at Churchill Square, and it starts Wednesday, June 10. Expect packed crowds and the kind of vibe that makes you remember why you live in the city.
Pride Month celebrations continue all month. Events are rolling out across Edmonton through June, with new additions popping up regularly on Pride Edmonton's calendar. Costs vary, but there's something for everyone.
Fort Edmonton Park opens Wednesdays through Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Canada's largest living history museum gives you Edmonton from 1846 through 1920 in a single afternoon. Adult admission is $27.90; book online.
124 Grand Market runs every Thursday from 4–8 p.m. through October at 124th St. and 108th Ave. NW. Local makers, local food, local entrepreneurs. Free to browse.
There's music, culture, sport, and history on offer — pick what pulls you.