It’s Halloween weekend and that means there’s a whack of wicked and spooktacular stuff to do in Edmonton.
The Alberta Aviation Museum goes ghoulish this Saturday. (Alberta Aviation Museum)
Adults might choose to SCREAM at the Shaw Conference Centre Saturday night, which comes with a DJ line-up, Halloween decor, lights and action.
Run or walk three, five or 10 km at the Halloween Howl Saturday morning in support of Alberta Diabetes Foundation at the University of Alberta Butterdome.
Also Saturday morning, the IMAX Theatre at the Telus World of Science hosts a costume party and Monster House movie for the family.
What’s spookier than Halloween-themed organ music? Take in the organ concert at Robertson-Wesley United Church Saturday night.
A northern saw-whet owl among the special guests at this weekend’s Wild Birds Unlimited event. (Wild Birds Unlimited)
Saturday is your last chance to get lost in the Edmonton Corn Maze.
Don your costume and get closer to the spooky wonders of the animal kingdom at Boo! at the Zoo at Edmonton Valley Zoo on Sunday.
Owls aren’t super scary, unless you’re a mouse, but there’s a chance to get up close to them on Saturday with Live Owl Day featuring Dr. Gord Court at Wild Birds Unlimited.
Varscona Theatre showcases a new production called Comedy Company on until Nov. 11 based on the creation of unit assigned to boost troop morale in World War 1.
In Flew Enza: The Spanish Flu Comes to Alberta is a free exhibit up at the Borealis Gallery at the Federal Building near the Alberta Legislature.
If you just can’t wait for winter then there’s a chance to gear up this weekend with the Edmonton Ski and Snowboard show at the Edmonton Expo Centre.
The Australian-based children entertainers The Wiggles have three shows at the Expo Centre Saturday.
Comedy Company by Neil Grahn premieres at the Varscona Theatre until Remembrance Day. (Varscona Theatre)