From massive LEGO dinosaurs to festive lights and live music, November in Alberta is full of experiences you don’t want to miss. Whether it’s a family outing, a night of fine wine, or a Broadway-worthy show, there’s something for everyone this month.
Jurassic World, Brick-by-brick
Dinosaurs and LEGO collide in this blockbuster exhibit making its Canadian debut in Edmonton. Jurassic World by Brickman® is now open at the Telus World of Science and features more than 50 larger than life creations built from over six million LEGO bricks, including a T. rex, raptors, and the infamous Jurassic World entry gates. AMA members save 10% on Jurassic World by Brickman® exhibit tickets at the Telus World of Science.
Wine, Dine, and Unwind
Sip and savour your way through the Edmonton Rocky Mountain Wine & Food Festival Nov. 7 and 8! The Edmonton Convention Centre will be transformed into a tasting hall featuring international wines, craft beer, spirits, and bites from some of the city’s top restaurants, creating a perfect night out for foodies and wine lovers.
Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough Broadway Magic
Get ready to moonwalk through Michael Jackson’s greatest hits: MJ The Musical is coming to Alberta as part of the Broadway Across Canada tour! This electrifying show tells the story behind the 1992 Dangerous tour, when MJ was in the peak of global fame. MJ The Musical will visit Edmonton Nov. 11-16 and then head to Calgary from Nov. 18-23. AMA members save up to 20% for tickets purchased online and receive a free beverage voucher when you purchase these Broadway Across Canada tickets.
Taste the Noodle Magic in Calgary
Slurp, savour, and repeat! From Nov. 6-16, the YYC Noodle Festival will highlight Calgary’s rich noodle scene with bowls and broths at the forefront at participating restaurants across the city. Whether you’re into ramen, pho, or udon, there’s something for everyone at the YYC Noodle Festival! The food celebration not only highlights Calgary’s Asian food scene and heritage, but also supports the Leftovers Foundation.
Family Glows and Giggles at The Boo Review
Puppet fans in Camrose rejoice, because The Boo Review! will be bringing the laughs and ghostly gang to the stage on Nov. 1 at the Cargill Theatre. Finish off the Halloween season with a bang, as this kid-friendly show features glowing puppets, original songs, and a cast of characters who live in a haunted graveyard. And, even better: the event is free!
Kick off the Holiday Season with Home Alone
As the fall season wraps up and winter comes a-knocking, holiday events will start popping up in Alberta. On Nov. 28, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra will present Home Alone in Concert, featuring John Williams’ iconic score performed live. Kevin McCallister’s battle against burglars will come to life before your eyes, as the full orchestra performs live to picture. AMA members can save 15% on tickets for Calgary Philharmonic concerts!
Celebrate Winter at the All Is Bright Festival
Edmonton’s All Is Bright Festival lights up 124 Street on Saturday, Nov. 15 offering dazzling light displays, live music performances, and festive activities for kids. With something for everyone, including cookie decorating and ice carving demonstrations, it’s a cheerful way to celebrate winter and soak in the holiday spirit. And if you miss the big kickoff day, the illuminated installations will stay up from Nov. 15-22, giving you the chance to take them in whenever the mood strikes.