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Download the 2019/2020 Winter Excitement Guide 1 This is OUR Winter! Are you a snow angel champion? Hygge master? Winter newbie? Want to see yourself immortalized? Share your #MyYegWinter stories and hidden talents with us on Twitter @WinterCityYEG and Instagram wintercityyeg. We’d love to have a blizzard of stories to share at the end of winter. We might even feature some in a blog – or have you read yours on a podcast! And we’re working on getting some swanky WinterCity prizes, too. Tell us what #MyYegWinter means to you. #MyYegWinter includes skating and meeting up with neighbours at our community league rink. I love being able to walk there and back and enjoy being active through the seasons so close to home. Laura Cunningham-Shpeley Executive Director, Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues #MyYegWinter is a place you need your sunglasses! In my mind, that is the true definition of a great place to live, regardless of the weather and outdoor temperatures. Winter in Edmonton also means hockey! Whether you are skating outdoors in the parks, in your backyard, in an arena cheering on your kids, or catching an Oilers game, Edmontonians love to play and watch hockey. Stuart Ballantyne Senior VP, Strategic Development, Oilers Entertainment Group #MyYegWinter is full of sun, a positive attitude, and dressing appropriately. I like to be more active when it is snowing than when it is raining. There are so many activities that can be enjoyed in winter – skating, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, just to name a few. John Brian Lucas, AKA ‘Grampa Outdoors’ Youthful 84-year-old and lover of all seasons outdoors For stories, events and inspiring ideas visit wintercityedmonton.ca For more information on the WinterCity Strategy visit edmonton.ca/wintercitystrategy Facebook.com/WinterCityEdmonton @WinterCityYEG / #wintercityyeg wintercityyeg 1 WINTER 2019/20 EVENTS 37 BE ACTIVE 38 Cross-Country Skiing 39 Downhill Skiing, Snowboarding & Tubing 40 Skating 42 Snowshoeing 42 Tobogganing 43 Winter Cycling 44 City of Edmonton Parks 46 City of Edmonton Programs and Resources 48 Equipment Rentals 48 Winter Fun Close to Edmonton 49 BE SOCIAL 50 Community Leagues 50 Cool Communities 51 Winter Party Locations 52 Winter Patios 52 Winter Picnicking 53 BE CREATIVE 54 Creative Lighting 55 Sneckdowns 55 Winter Fashion 55 WinterCity Scarves 56 Winterscapes 57 WINTER CALENDAR Winter 2019/2020 Events iWalk 2018 International Walk to School Week Oct 7 - 11, 2019 City-wide, shapeab.com Join millions of walkers around the world and walk to school during this week! iWalk is part of the Active & Safe Routes to School Program. Register online. #iwalk2019 DARK Oct 10 - 12, 17 - 19, 24 - 26 & 30 - Nov 1, 2019 Fort Edmonton Park, thedark.ca DARK returns to Fort Edmonton Park to terrorize mortals once again. You can never be sure what's hiding in the darkness of Edmonton's River Valley. Rated 14A. Tickets required. #darkyeg #MyYegWinter includes long, dark nights that remind you there is never stillness in the darkness. Just because it’s dark outside doesn’t mean you have to stay inside. Adam Bentley Founder, International Festival of Winter Cinema 2 WINTERCITY EDMONTON Dog Day at the Garden Sunday, Oct 13, 2019 / 10am - 5pm University of Alberta Botanic Garden, botanicgarden.ualberta.ca The one and only day that four-legged friends can visit the Garden with their people. Doggy games, walks, treats and more! Registration not required. #UABG First on the Ice Rink Contest Oct 15 - Nov 30, 2019 Edmonton Community Leagues Outdoor Rinks, efcl.org An annual EFCL contest showcasing the community league that is the first to open its outdoor ice rink for the season. See website for full details. #yegCLs Most Creative Rink Opening Contest Oct 15 - Nov 30, 2019 Edmonton Community Leagues Outdoor Rinks, efcl.org An annual EFCL contest showcasing the community league that has the most creative outdoor ice rink opening for the season. See website for full details. #yegCLs Studding Tires for Winter Cycling Workshop Friday, Oct 18, 2019 / 6:30 - 9:30pm Bike Edmonton South Community Workshop (8001 102 St NW), apps.bikeedmonton.ca In this hands-on session, you'll make a studded tire for winter cycling. Learn how to put sheet metal screws into your tire! Registration required. #yegbike WINTER 2019/20 EVENTS 3 Headless Halloween Saturday, Oct 26, 2019 / 7pm The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse, thecarrot.ca Trick or treat?! Prizes for best costume. Join us for fire pits, marshmallows, music, games, and more spooky fun! Edmonton Ski & Snowboard Show Oct 26 - 27, 2019 / Sat 10am - 5pm / Sun 11am - 5pm Edmonton EXPO Centre, powderfest.com Heaven for skiers and boarders, minus the mountain! Find deals on gear, discover destinations, and talk with industry experts! #EdmSkiBoardShow The Winter Sport Equipment Sale at the Edmonton Ski & Snowboard Show Oct 26 - 27, 2019 / Sat 10am - 5pm / Sun 11am - 5pm Edmonton EXPO Centre, powderfest.com Find new-to-you equipment at unbeatable prices – everything from skis and snowboards to boots and helmets! #EdmSkiBoardShow Boo! At the Zoo! Sunday, Oct 27, 2019 / 11am - 4pm Edmonton Valley Zoo, valleyzoo.ca Get Closer, Be Not Afraid! Science experiments, crafts, extinct animal graveyard, Witch's Den – make Boo at the Zoo your Halloween tradition! 4 WINTERCITY EDMONTON November DARK Nov 1, 2019 Fort Edmonton Park, thedark.ca DARK returns to Fort Edmonton Park to terrorize mortals once again. You can never be sure what's hiding in the darkness of Edmonton's River Valley. Rated 14A. Tickets required. #darkyeg First on the Ice Rink Contest Nov 1 - 30, 2019 Edmonton Community Leagues Outdoor Rinks, efcl.org An annual EFCL contest showcasing the community league that is the first to open its outdoor ice rink for the season. See website for full details. #yegCLs WINTER 2019/20 EVENTS 5 Most Creative Rink Opening Contest Nov 1 - 30, 2019 Edmonton Community Leagues Outdoor Rinks, efcl.org An annual EFCL contest showcasing the community league that has the most creative outdoor ice rink opening for the season. See website for full details. #yegCLs Snow Valley Ski SWAP & Sale Nov 2 - 3, 2019 / Sat consignment / Sun sale Snow Valley Ski Club, snowvalley.ca Sale of new and new-to-you snowboard and ski equipment. Lots of help for those new to the sport. Proceeds to Snow Valley Ski Club and Racing, and Snow Valley Staff Scholarship Fund. 6 WINTERCITY EDMONTON Downtown Business Association Holiday Light-Up Thursday, Nov 14, 2019 / 5 - 6pm Churchill Square, edmontondowntown.com Join us in celebrating the holiday season by lighting up our beautiful tree. We will have carollers, music, warm drinks and a few surprises. Holiday Window Decorating Contest Nov 14 - Dec 31, 2019 Throughout downtown, edmontondowntown.com Stroll through downtown and take in the festively decorated shop windows. Vote for your favourite online. Sponsored by the Downtown Business Association. Winter Cycling Workshop Friday, Nov 15, 2019 / 6:30 - 9:30pm Bike Edmonton South Community Workshop (8001 102 St NW), apps.bikeedmonton.ca Learn how to stay safe, keep those fingers and toes warm, and maintain your bike! Indoor workshop by experienced riders. Registration required. #yegbike The Carrot Christmas Arts Bazaar Nov 15 - 16, 2019 / Fri 5 - 9pm / Sat 9am - 4pm The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse, thecarrot.ca Be distinctive, buy original, support local. Find unique, original, one-of-a-kind gifts for those hard-to-shop-for loved ones. WINTER 2019/20 EVENTS 7 All is Bright on 124 Saturday, Nov 16, 2019 / 4 - 8pm / 6pm Light Up the Night Ceremony Helen Nolan Park (124 St & 108 Ave), 124street.ca/all-is-bright Join us to celebrate the coming of the winter season by lighting up 124 Street with illumination, live entertainment, and fun winter activities. #AllisBright Studding Tires for Winter Cycling Workshop Friday, Nov 22, 2019 / 6:30 - 9:30pm Bike Edmonton North Community Workshop (9305 111 St NW), apps.bikeedmonton.ca In this hands-on session, you'll make a studded tire for winter cycling. Learn how to put sheet metal screws into your tire! Registration required. #yegbike 8 WINTERCITY EDMONTON The Great Sweater Run Saturday, Nov 23, 2019 Emily Murphy Park, thegreatsweaterrun.ca/edmonton Dig deep for your Great Sweater: cross-eyed reindeer, elves with pompoms, and tacky Santas. It’s not high fashion, but it’s perfect for our run! Festive 5 km, Tacky 10 km & Furry 3 km distances. Dickens Fest YEG Nov 29 - Dec 1 & Dec 6 - 8, 2019 In and around Churchill Square and Rice Howard Way, edmontondowntown.com Step into Dickens' A Christmas Carol! Stroll through the Victorian market. Take part in the Fezziwig Feast and Victorian Tea. Enjoy costumed entertainers and carollers. Join the fun with local businesses and take in the play at the Citadel. #dickensfestyeg Winter Whyte Light Up Saturday, Nov 30, 2019 / 4 - 7pm Dr. Wilbert McIntyre Park, oldstrathcona.ca Join us in Old Strathcona for a holiday kickoff like no other! We'll be lighting up McIntyre Park and celebrating the season. See you there! #winterwhytelightup WINTER 2019/20 EVENTS 9 Photo credit: Brandon Pedersen Winterfest at Snow Valley Nov 30 - Dec 1, 2019 (weather permitting) / 10am - 2pm Snow Valley Ski Club, snowvalley.ca Usually the first full weekend in operation and we’re celebrating! Scavenger hunt, hot chocolate, and other activities in the lodge and on the snow! December Winterfest at Snow Valley Dec 1, 2019 (weather permitting) / 10am - 2pm Snow Valley Ski Club, snowvalley.ca Usually the first full weekend in operation and we’re celebrating! Scavenger hunt, hot chocolate and other activities in the lodge and on the snow! 10 WINTERCITY EDMONTON Dickens Fest YEG Dec 1 & Dec 6 - 8, 2019 In and around Churchill Square and Rice Howard Way, edmontondowntown.com Step into Dickens' A Christmas Carol! Stroll through the Victorian market.
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