Things to See and Do

Summer/Fall in St. Albert

St. Albert has many opportunities for families this Summer/Fall! 

June 6 to October 10 - St. Albert Farmers' Market

Visit the St. Albert Farmers’ Market every Saturday from 10–3 and experience Canada’s largest outdoor market, featuring 275 local vendors, food trucks, live buskers and an unbeatable community vibe.

September 25 to April 27 - The Arden Theatre Season

Escape the Ordinary at The Arden Theatre! From captivating music and comedy to dance, theatre, film, and more explore their 2026-2027 line-up, find your next night out and make memories worth talking about. Tickets are now on sale!

September 28 - Public Art Bus Tour

Hop aboard the City’s Public Art Bus for a creative journey through St. Albert’s iconic public art collection! Enjoy insights from curator Emily Baker, short walks, and artwork by local and renowned artists. Free admission; first-come, first-served. Departing and returning to St. Albert Place Front Plaza, 10–11:30 a.m. Runs rain or shine.

September 30 - National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Join us as we honour residential school survivors, the children who never returned home, and their families and communities. Experience guest speakers, Knowledge Keepers, performers, artisans, exhibits, food vendors and an Honour Walk to Kâkesimokamik/The Healing Garden.

October 1 - 31 - Accessible and Inclusive Trick-or-Treating Map

The City of St. Albert has brought back their interactive map for trick-or-treating families in the community. If you are handing out allergy- friendly items and/or have a home that is accessible and barrier-free, please register your home on our interactive map. Let’s show ALL kids they belong this Halloween!

Halloween kids

October 17 - Halloween Haunt presented by Kinsmen Club of St. Albert

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of games, treats, costumes, and not-too-spooky surprises, perfect for kids aged 2–12 years and their families. Come for the treats, stay for the tricks; it’s going to be a real scream!  Note: The inclusive hour runs from noo to 1 p.m. for families with boos and ghouls to participate in a variety of activities in a sensory-safe environment. Featuring dim lights, no music and small crowds. Space is limited.
Learn more about the entire event and secure your spot. 

November 26 to December 6 - Anne of Green Gables

St. Albert Children's & Community Theatre presents Anne of Green Gables. Enjoy a heartwarming story of kindred spirits, big dreams and a wildly independent little girl whose unique spark has a way of winning people over, whether they expect it or not.

Choose your own adventure

Looking for things to do in St. Albert? Look no further. Outdoor recreation, arts and culture, attractions, historic buildings, museums, the list goes on and on. Choose your own adventure and find out what’s happening during your stay!


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Last edited: September 24, 2026