Edmonton | SEPTEMBER 24th

The Ministry of Arts, Culture and the Status of Women and Alberta Jubilee Society are proud to present Arts Education Day, a Culture Days experience.

The event will feature performances from the Jubilee's resident companies as well as other cultural groups in Edmonton.

This event is free to attend, but schools are responsible for making their own travel arrangements. Please RSVP to confirm your spot.

To join us in person at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, please RSVP for General Admission seating for your entire party. This includes all students, teaching staff and volunteers so we can ensure you are all seated together. Additional event information will be provided once school resumes in September.

If you are located outside of Edmonton or unable travel to the Jubilee, we are happy to offer a livestreamed version of the concert. Please RSVP using the livestream ticket option and you will be sent a link to view the performance closer to the show date.

If you have any questions, please email Jocelyn at janselmo@albertajubileesociety.ca

performances by

  • Melafrique

    Melafrique is a 7 piece Afro-fusion band based in Edmonton, Alberta Canada. The name Melafrique is a condensed form of the term "Melanin from Africa". We play a variety of genres: Jazz, R&B, Reggae, Neo-soul; in combination with different African styles of music. Melafrique hopes to inspire the world with good music, and through music, we express our identities as African people, Caribbean people and musicians.The band includes members from Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Angola, Jamaica, and Canada.

  • Ukrainian Shumka Dancers

    Established in Edmonton in 1959, the Ukrainian Shumka Dancers present dance-theatre touring productions across Canada and around the world. Seen by millions on international broadcasts, the company has presented command performances for Queens and Presidents and have performed alongside the likes of Andrea Bocelli and Julie Andrews.

    While maintaining deep respect for their heritage, Shumka continually challenges conventional boundaries to define the experience of Ukrainian dance in the context of today’s society. Shumka has an extensive repertoire of original works including Shumka’s Nutcracker, Kobzar, Ancestors & Elders, Mosquito’s Wedding, Echoes of Hopak, and its work in progress based on the imagination of Lesia Ukrainka.

  • Edmonton Opera

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  • Punjabi Heritage & Folk Edmonton

    PHF has been educating today’s youth about Punjabi virsa since 2009 and has trained over 1000 individuals in various Punjabi folk dances and instruments. Our team consists of extremely dedicated and talented individuals who make your journey with us a memorable one. We provide a warm, supportive, and fun filled environments for you and your children while incorporating effective team building exercises. Our ultimate goal is to preserve the Punjabi culture and keep the youth close to their roots by providing a quality dance and music education.

  • Brasstactics

    Get ready to groove with BrassTactics, Canada's most dynamic and energetic mobile brass party band! This explosive ensemble brings together the best of AC/DC's hard-rock edge, Dr. Dre's hip-hop swagger, and everything in between. Their unique sound is fueled by original songs that blend punk, ska, jazz, and modern pop influences, guaranteed to get crowds moving.

  • Kita no Taiko

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  • Marching band 101: intro to marching and playing

    Marching band 101 is a high-energy workshop where you'll learn the basics of marching and playing an instrument at the same time, while getting a crash course in Calgary’s unique and vibrant marching band scene. From mastering your step to staying in formation, you'll build core skills and finish with an exciting elimination-style challenge that puts your new abilities to the test. Whether you play an instrument already or are brand new to music, this is your chance to march with confidence and have some serious fun! 

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