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<\/p>\nIt\u2019s hard to believe we\u2019re into the last half of March already, but while we wait for the days to grow longer and the air to get warmer, there\u2019s plenty of fun to be had around Edmonton.<\/p>\n
From hockey games and live music to a spring afternoon at the park, check out these 14 things to do in our city this week.<\/p>\n
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What:\u00a0Missed Hawreklak Park? We sure did. After a multi-year rehabilitation project, the beloved river valley park has finally reopened to the public. Besides, there\u2019s nothing better than a stroll through the park on a bright spring day.<\/p>\n
Where:\u00a09330 Groat Rd. NW<\/p>\n
What: Join the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra for Beethoven & Beer, part of ESO Pairings Presented by Tumbler & Rocks. Conducted by the ESO\u2019s Music Director Jean-Marie Zeitouni, the program features Beethoven\u2019s Pastoral Symphony alongside Saint-Sa\u00ebns\u2019 Cello Concerto No. 1, with Bryan Cheng making his ESO debut.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Friday, March 20, at 8 p.m.
Where: Winspear Centre \u2014 4\u00a0Sir Winston Churchill Sq. NW
Cost:\u00a0Tickets start at $40 and can be purchased online<\/p>\n
What:\u00a0Grab your jersey and cheer on the Edmonton Oilers as they clash with the San Jose Sharks (Tuesday) and the Florida Panthers (Thursday) this week at Rogers Place.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Tuesday, March 17, at 6 p.m. and Thursday, March 19, at 7 pm. What:\u00a0If you\u2019re a fan of the great outdoors, this must-attend event features vendors, camping and destination travel information, opportunities to explore the latest boats, fishing and hunting gear, and outdoor accessories. You can also connect with dealers and experts and get inspired for your next outdoor adventure.<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Thursday, March 19 to 22 What: Head over to the Telus World of Science this week, where you can experience wicked screenings in IMAX, exercise your brain, and so much more.<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day except Mondays What:\u00a0Keep those cravings local and indulge at your favourite downtown restaurant during Downtown Dining Week. From March 11 to 22, tempt your taste buds with some amazing grub with an array of multi-course menus available from some of Edmonton\u2019s best eateries. This celebration of Edmonton\u2019s diverse culinary scene gives diners an opportunity to enjoy special fixed-price menus from participating restaurants.<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Wednesday, March 11 to 22 What:\u00a0Right in the heart of downtown, the Art Gallery of Alberta (AGA) has been Edmonton\u2019s go-to for art and culture for 100 years. With rotating exhibitions, workshops, and events, it\u2019s the perfect spot to get inspired, learn something new, or just soak up some creativity.<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Open Wednesdays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Fridays to Sundays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. What: Cheer on the Edmonton Oil Kings as they face off against the Calgary Hitmen at Rogers Place!<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Wednesday, March 18, at 7 p.m. What:\u00a0Bountiful Farmers Market offers a wide variety of fresh goods, including local vegetables and meat, coffee roasters, and beer and wine. It also has an ethnic food hall, a children\u2019s play area, live entertainment, and more.<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday year-round What: Be amazed at the stunning Muttart Conservatory, with each glass pyramid showcasing a different environment for plants from around the globe. It\u2019s a relaxing, insightful, and beautiful experience and a lovely thing to do in Edmonton.<\/p>\n When: Hours vary What:\u00a0Located just 35 minutes east of Edmonton, Elk Island National Park offers rolling hills, glassy lakes, and some of the best stargazing around, no matter the season! Explore over 80 km of trails while spotting bison, elk, and hundreds of bird species.<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Hours vary What:\u00a0Marvel at the Royal Alberta Museum\u2019s vast collections. From its archaeology, Indigenous studies, and work-life industry sections to Earth and Life Sciences that will wow you, it\u2019s one of the most intriguing things to do in Edmonton.<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Hours vary\u00a0 What: It\u2019ll feel like a bit of a tropical getaway when you visit the World Waterpark at West Edmonton Mall. Shoot down some massive slides or relax in the wave pool. Whatever you choose, it\u2019s a prime way to spend the day.<\/p>\n When: Hours vary throughout the week What: You can never go wrong with a trip to the amusement park, and Galaxyland is North America\u2019s largest indoor amusement park. It features 27 Hasbro-themed rides and more for all ages.<\/p>\n
Where: Rogers Place \u2014 10220 104th Ave. NW
Cost:\u00a0Ticket prices vary and can be purchased online<\/a><\/p>\n
Where: Edmonton Expo Centre \u2014 7515 118th Ave. NW
Cost:\u00a0Ticket prices start at $14 and can be purchased online<\/a><\/p>\n
Where:\u00a011211 142nd St. NW
Cost:\u00a0$24.95 general adult admission<\/p>\n
Where:\u00a0Various locations in downtown Edmonton
Cost:\u00a0$15 to $65 deals<\/p>\n
Where: 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq. NW
Cost:\u00a0$13.33 regular adult admission<\/a><\/p>\n
Where: Rogers Place \u2014 10220 104th Ave. NW
Cost:\u00a0Ticket prices start at $24.25<\/a><\/p>\n
Where:\u00a03696 97th St. NW
Cost: Free<\/p>\n
Where: Muttart Conservatory \u2014 9626 96A St. NW
Admission: $14.95 adult admission<\/p>\n
Where:\u00a0Improvement District No. 13, Alta.
Cost:\u00a0Free admission<\/p>\n
Where: 9810 103A Ave. NW
Cost:\u00a0$10 to $21; tickets can be found\u00a0online<\/a><\/p>\n
Where: West Edmonton Mall \u2014 8882 170th St. NW
Cost: Ticket prices vary and can be found online<\/a><\/p>\n