Celebrate Mom! Mother’s Day Events in Edmonton

Need to get away but don’t really have the time to get away? Rainbow Valley Campground is a great option for a camping staycation right here in the city! They’re the only campground in the city of Edmonton. Nestled in the Whitemud Ravine next to the Whitemud Creek, you’ll be
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It’s our second time celebrating Mother’s Day during a pandemic, but this time around, we’re prepared! Check out these delicious gift boxes, meal kits, and to-go boxes. Mom will be delighted she doesn’t have to cook and she’ll enjoy these mouth-watering options. The only problem you’ll have is trying to
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Over the last 40 years, the International Children’s Festival of the Arts has entertained, educated, enthralled, and enamored children of Alberta’s Capital Region. Many of us grew up attending the festival in its early years and now we delight in taking our own children to experience that magic of the
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Mill Woods Town Centre is hosting a Mother’s Day Pop-up Market May 7 – 9, 2021. Mom works tirelessly 365 days a year, so this year, make sure she feels extra loved and celebrated! Here are two great ways you can celebrate mom at the pop-up market: For the mom
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Photos Are Forever… create a photo memory with Londonderry Mall this Mother’s Day!  When I scroll through my iPhone photos there are almost none of me. There are exactly 3.2 zillion of my kids and plenty of them with their dad and with our scruffy dog, but about 3 of
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Before having kids, my husband and I were the epitome of an active couple. We hiked almost every weekend, we trained for a half marathon, we went for long walks and long bike rides. When we had twins a few years ago, we worried it was the end of our
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Do you remember racing around the neighbourhood on your bike as a kid? The joys of summertime increased exponentially as you navigated your very own form of transportation. As parents, it’s exciting to see our kids make their own summertime memories that include ample amounts of bike riding. This summer,
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We’re so used to it. Street lights, traffic lights, business signs, billboards, car lights, security lights. When you start to make a list of all the nighttime lights that we see in towns and cities across Canada, it adds up quickly! All of this lighting is considered light pollution. Being
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