From the midway to music: What's new at KDays
15-07-2026 23:29 via edmontonjournal.com

From the midway to music: What's new at KDays

It's the middle of summer, and that means Edmonton's KDays festival is back. From July 17-26, Edmontonians can enjoy one of the city's oldest traditions, with the first KDays taking place in 1879. Fast forward to today and KDays is a massive event that Mayor Andrew Knack says is one of the biggest economic boosters the city has. Read More
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