Alberta Day – Edmonton event

• Opening Ceremony | 11 am | South Bandshell Stage
• Legislature Building tours | 11 am to 5 pm, last tour starting at 4:30 pm | Legislature Building
• Legislative Assembly of Alberta activities | 11 am to 5 pm | Queen Elizabeth II Building
• Alberta House | 11 am to 8 pm | South Lawn
• Kids Zone | 11 am to 8 pm | South Lawn, West Lawn and North Plaza
• Marketplace | 11 am to 8 pm | North Plaza
• Distillery Zone | 11 am to 8 pm | North Plaza
• Food Trucks | 11 am to 9 pm | South Lawn, North Plaza and Fountain Area
• Petting Zoo presented by Thistle Hill Farm Petting Zoo | 11 am to 7 pm | East Lawn
• Indigenous Experience | 11 am to 9 pm | South Lawn
• BBQ Opens | 11:30 am | South Lawn
• Main Stage Performances | 11:30 am to 9 pm | South Bandshell
• North Stage Performances | 12 pm to 7:45 pm | North Plaza Stage
• Horse Drawn Carriage Rides presented by Lonestar Ranch Wagons & Sleighs | 12 pm to 6 pm | Site Wide
• Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) | 12 pm to 5 pm | Legislature Building Road
• Beer Garden presented by The Sawmill | 1 pm to 9 pm | South Lawn
• Headliner | 8 pm to 9 pm | South Bandshell Stage
• Drone Show | 9 pm | South Lawn
• Site closes at 10 pm

Times are subject to change. 

The Barkells are Edmonton’s number one party band! Made up of local Edmonton musicians who love to entertain, they perform at venues, weddings, and events all around the city. The master list of songs they cover is long and varied.

A leader in Ukrainian Dance in Canada, Cheremosh takes audiences on a colourful and exhilarating journey, thrilling them with intricate choreography, spectacular costumes, and dynamic music. Dancers leap to amazing heights with breathtaking acrobatics while others spin across the stage with incredible beauty and grace. It is, without a doubt, a sight to behold.

Travis Dolter has been captivating audiences across Western Canada. From theatres and bars to rodeos and festivals, his high-energy performances and storytelling set him apart. Travis’s unique show is an experience you won’t want to miss! 

Founded in 1991 Kehewin Native Dance Theatre celebrates and shares First Nations culture through traditional and contemporary dance, music, and storytelling. Founded to preserve and promote Indigenous artistic expression, the troupe delivers engaging performances, cultural education, and community outreach that foster understanding, pride, and cultural connection.

Maria Dunn is a Juno winning songwriter known for thoughtful, hope filled folk rooted in powerful storytelling. Her eighth album, Hardscrabble Hope, explores gratitude, resistance, and solidarity through songs shaped by recent years of change. With influences spanning Celtic, country, and bluegrass traditions, Dunn’s performances are intimate and moving, offering audiences music that resonates with compassion, insight, and quiet strength.

Kita no Taiko is a non-profit, volunteer based Japanese Drumming group, formed in 1986.They have grown into a performance group and have been honoured to participate in festivals like the Fringe, K-Days, and Heritage Festival, and at venues like the Jubilee Auditorium, Winspear and Citadel Theatres.

Amy Rebelle is a Franco Albertan singer songwriter whose music moves fluidly between pop, folk, rock, soul, R&B, and blues. With a powerful voice and emotionally driven lyrics, she explores themes of identity, resilience, and social justice. Her live performances are expressive and moving, offering audiences an experience grounded in empathy, and musical intensity.

This talented dance ensemble from Mudra Dance School showcases Bharatanatyam, semi‑classical Indian dance, and Bollywood styles. Team Mudra has won multiple competitions and performed at major festivals and civic events, bringing polished choreography and vibrant energy to stages across the region.

Martina Dawn blends country and rock with spirited storytelling and a fearless stage presence. Drawing on small‑town roots, her high‑energy songs pair honest lyrics with bold delivery. Known for an anything‑goes attitude and infectious charm, Martina’s unpredictable performances connect instantly with festival crowds.

Formed in 1985, the Cultural Dancers showcase Métis culture through music, dance, and storytelling. Their performances feature traditional dances such as the Red River Jig, Métis Sash Dance, Duck Dance, Broom Dance, and Métis square dancing.

0Stella blends gritty alt rock with Irish fiddle and rebellious pop energy. Her music explores resilience, recovery, and personal transformation, shaped into high impact live performances. Her 2025 album Pendulum State reached top spots on campus radio charts, reflecting her growing presence. With roots in storytelling and movement, 0Stella delivers performances that are raw, cathartic, and deeply engaging.

Mallory Chipman is an award-winning artist celebrated for acrobatic vocals, memorable melodies, and storytelling depth. Her performances have captivated audiences across Canada, the United States, Ireland, the UK, and Japan. Chipman continues to establish herself as one of Canada’s most compelling contemporary folk voices.

Mocking Shadows is a Calgary-based R&B and jazz-funk fusion band known for its smooth grooves, soulful vocals, and dynamic musicianship. Founded in 1997 they blend classic funk rhythms with contemporary R&B influences, the group delivers energetic performances and rich, genre-crossing soundscapes that keep audiences moving while showcasing exceptional musical talent and creativity.

Rosina Cove delivers heartfelt Canadiana shaped by strong songwriting and classic folk-rock textures. Fronted by award winning songwriter Peter Stone, the band brings together some of Alberta’s finest musicians. Since releasing their debut album in 2023, Rosina Cove has earned airplay on CBC, CKUA, and CJSR.

Kathryn Johnson & Angelo Guzman, known as K4TGR4M are a songwriter duo whose soulful vocals inspire unity and love. Their debut single 'Tiny Soldier' released in 2021, marking the beginning of their musical journey. Now they perform in many notable venues and events throughout Edmonton including CEBL Championship Weekend and Calgary’s pride Festival.

Lily Monaghan is a folk country singer songwriter known for emotionally honest songwriting and a distinct, powerful voice. Her music blends vulnerable lyrics with folk pop arrangements, often drawing comparisons to genre spanning artists. Lily has performed internationally while championing Canadian arts and culture, captivating audiences with performances that balance strength and sensitivity through memorable melodies and heartfelt storytelling.

Filipino Canadian artist Téa G (Tee-ah Gee) has a voice beyond her years. Her ability to match the vocal stunts of icons like Ariana Grande and Beyoncé has gone viral, garnering millions of views and over 230,000 fans on TikTok. Téa’s music blends contemporary pop with soulful influence, delivering polished, emotionally engaging songs that highlight vocal strength, confidence, and modern production.

Cadence is an Edmonton-based indie singer-songwriter whose guitar-driven sound blends indie, alternative, and pop influences. Known for reflective lyrics and emotionally honest storytelling, he creates intimate, engaging performances that connect with audiences. Through original music, live shows, and a growing online presence, Cadence continues to build momentum as an emerging artist.

Meera Sylvain is a bilingual songwriter whose music blends country folk and rock with heartfelt storytelling. Inspired by prairie landscapes and classic influences, she has performed across Alberta at festivals, songwriting showcases, and live venues. Her single 'Fool’s Gold' highlights strong vocals and timeless guitar work, showcasing an artist whose sound balances modern edge with roots driven authenticity and emotional honesty.

High energy, pop punk artist Jordyn Rayne delivers fearless vocals and explosive live performances. Known for gritty authenticity and international radio success, her music blends punk attitude with rock power. Her breakout single 'Hellhound' marked a major milestone, with new music continuing to build momentum as Jordyn redefines the pop punk genre with confidence, intensity, and unapologetic drive.

Roya Camille is a songstress blending pop, jazz, and her middle eastern roots into a soulful expression of truth. Mixing the sounds of acoustic guitars, folk rhythms, and jazz infused melodies, Roya captures her audiences with her poetic heart. Her voice, both sweet and sultry, takes you on a journey under the midnight sun, from the arctic aurora to the prairie skies.

Jon Martin is songwriter, musician, producer, and recording engineer whose music blends alt-Canadiana, chamber pop, and orchestral rock. He is known for thoughtful lyrics, rich melodies, and heartfelt performances. Through solo work, and with his band Jon Martin and Lovers, he creates music marked by honesty, warmth, and reflection.

Optimal dancing conditions forecasted! The Heather Network plays rolling basslines that inspire moves worthy of your perspiration. DJing house, techno a dash of UKG, The Heather Network holds a DJ residency at Y Afterhours in Edmonton and has blessed dancefloors in Berlin, Toronto, Vancouver and Nova Scotia. You may have caught one of her sets at local venues such as The Faculty Event Centre, CO*LAB Community Arts Hub, Dolly’s Patio, Starlite Room, KDays 2026 and festivals outside of the city.