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2026-07-11 00:25 UTC

July 17-26: K-Days at the Expo Centre & grounds, with midway, concerts (including a mini-Bluesfest at the CKUA stage July 18-19), Superdogs, Cirque Kalabante, nightly fireworks, & more. Regular adult admission $20-ish (with free days for library / ARC card holders) & includes most entertainment, although premium tickets are available. July 17-18: Neon Skies Festival has top 40 pop/dance acts at the Ice District Fan Park. $190/2-day general admission. July 17-19: Great Outdoors Comedy Festival with stand-up comics on a big stage in Kinsmen Park. Various prices, 18+. July 18: The monthly O-day'min Daze event (in O-day'min Park downtown) features a mix of music & indigenous culture including scheduled performances, workshops, and open mic/jam sessions led by Tiger Coffee. Free, 11am-10pm.

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@AmeliasBrain@mstdn.ca 2026-07-11 00:26

July 18: Chalk It Up Festival on 118 Ave near the Carrot Coffeehouse, with a free pancake breakfast then live music, assorted family fun, and chalk artists on the sidewalks. Free, 9-4pm. July 22 (Wed): All-day Benefit Concert for Canadian Unity at Hawrelak Park has a great line-up of Alberta roots, country, & blues bands. Profits to local charities. 3-10pm, $57. July 25 (Sat): Multicultural Festival at Mill Woods Town Centre. 9:30am-5pm, free. July 30-Aug 2: Big Valley Jamboree in Camrose is still the biggest festival of commercial country music around. $377/Fri-Sun general admission. July 31-Aug 2: Pigeon Lake Music Festival features millennial-friendly rock & roots hits. $275/weekend general admission.

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