September 7 & 8, 2024.

12 pm to 7 pm September 7th

(Stage and beer gardens open until 10:00 Saturday only)

12 pm to 7 pm September 8th

Strathearn Art Walk and Music Festival is an outdoor event! This means we are open to the public rain or shine — always dress accordingly!

In the parkland along Strathearn Drive.

Whether you are an artist, performer, local business owner, or community member looking to volunteer, our website is full of pages to guide you! See the above menu tabs to gather the information you need or contact us for further information. We’d love to see you at the festival!

Yes, there will be public washrooms on-site. Please practice the highest levels of good hygiene when using them. There will be plenty of hand sanitizer stations around the site if you’re in need of some clean hands.

The Strathearn Art Walk is open to anyone and everyone of all ages.

We’re also a dog-friendly event. We just ask that you keep your four-legged friends on a leash.

If you lose something at the event, please check out our Information Tent, which will be conveniently advertised and marked on-site, and on the site map, once available. If you realize you’re missing something after you’ve left, email us at info@strathearnartwalk.com with as much information as you can provide and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Yes, there will be an ATM on-site. Most artists/vendors will accept major Credit and Debit cards or other forms of contactless payment (apple pay, etc.). However, we can not guarantee they all will.

Food trucks will be returning in 2023! There will also be a Beer Garden on both days (open late until 10:00 on Saturday only!) with a variety of local beverages! Otherwise we will have a water station to fill your own bottles from home.

Yes! Kids and critters of all kinds are welcome in our beer gardens :)

We are continuously working with AHS and the City of Edmonton to ensure we provide a safe and inclusive environment for all artists/vendors and visitors. There will be several First Aid Volunteers around the site who will be easily identifiable with First Aid lanyards. Please don’t hesitate to grab one of them if needed, or just say hello if you have a question. Please make your way to the Information Tent if you can’t find someone.

Additionally, if you see anyone at the event who appears to require medical assistance, please inform either a First Aid Volunteer or any volunteer you see in Art Walk gear. We are all in this together, so please look out for one another!