Street performers, concerts and soccer: Here’s what’s happening in Edmonton this weekend

Fans watch Canada play Switzerland in FIFA World Cup action on big screen's at Ice District's Fan Park on June 24, 2026, in Edmonton. (Evan Kenny/CTV News Edmonton)

Think sunny thoughts this weekend and we might get a couple days without rain. Here’s what’s happening in the Edmonton area:

Sports

Ice District continues its summer of soccer on Saturday with a Fan Park watch party for Canada vs. Morocco. Doors open at 10 a.m.

Edmonton is welcoming international rugby once more with the World Rugby Nations Cup 2026. Three men’s games, two of which feature Canada, will play at Clarke Stadium.

On Saturday, Canada faces off against Spain. The Rugby Canada Fan Fest will take place in the same place the next day and promises an afternoon of sporty activities and games.

The city’s basketball team, the Edmonton Stingers, play the Winnipeg Sea Bears on Sunday at the Edmonton Expo Centre.

Grindstone Comedy Festival

Edmonton’s favourite indie comedy fest is back at the Grindstone Theatre. It officially began on Thursday and will run until July 12. The full lineup and tickets can be found here.

ASAP Rocky: Don’t Be Dumb World Tour

Rihanna’s husband is finally in town. He takes over Rogers Place on Friday night at 8:30. Tickets start at $75.

Edmonton International Street Performers Festival

Street performers return to Churchill Square on Friday for 10 days of public, roving entertainment. Learn circus tricks like juggling or stilt walking or explore the festival lineup, listed online. Admission is free.

Métis Music and Drag

The Chromozone Showcase Room hosts drag popstars Robin Cisek and Pheromone Killz Friday night at 8:30. Tickets are $20 at the door and $15 online.