Browse 34 events in Leduc, AB.
The WildRose Invitational is an annual figure skating competition hosted by the Alberta Figure Skating Foundation, bringing together skaters of all levels from across Canada to showcase their skills and gain competitive experience. The event promotes excellence in figure skating while supporting athlete development in a positive and inspiring environment.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
The SPN Co-ed National Championship brings top slo‑pitch talent from across Canada to Leduc, with the 2026 event hosted at William F. Lede Park from July 31 to August 3. The tournament unites teams for a competitive and community‑focused weekend, supported by coaches meeting, full tournament schedules, and national‑level gameplay. As one of the country’s premier slo‑pitch events, it showcases Leduc’s high‑quality sports facilities and vibrant local spirit, drawing visitors and athletes for an exciting multi‑day championship experience.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Fragapalooza is Western Canada’s premier gaming festival and one of Canada’s longest-running LAN events, bringing gamers together for four days of non-stop gaming, tournaments, prizes, and community activities. Hosted annually in Leduc, Alberta, the event welcomes participants from across North America to connect, compete, and celebrate gaming in a unique bring-your-own-device environment.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Jordan Martinook, Leduc-raised NHL forward of the Carolina Hurricanes, is bringing the Stanley Cup to the Leduc Recreation Centre for a special community celebration. Residents and hockey fans are invited to stop by the LRC Fieldhouse to see and take photos with the Stanley Cup and celebrate Martinook’s achievement with the community that helped shape his hockey career. What to expect: This is a free, drop-in event. People may begin queueing at 9 a.m. Lines are expected, attendees should be prepared for a wait. To help as many people as possible see the Cup, attendees are asked to keep photos quick. Please bring your own camera or phone. Someone will be available to help take photos using your own devices. The Stanley Cup may not be lifted or moved. Media may be on site taking photos and video. Parking Parking is available at the LRC. Attendees should use the East entrance and follow event signage to the Fieldhouse. Important Reminder City staff and media may be taking photos and video during the event. A photography notice will be posted at the entrance to the Fieldhouse. FAQ’s Can I touch the Stanley Cup? You may touch the Cup, but it cannot be lifted or moved. Will Jordan Martinook be available for autographs? Jordan will be mingling during the event, but there will not be a formal meet-and-greet autograph station. What happens if I am still in line at 11:30 a.m.? Photo opportunities may be limited by time and event demand. Photos with the Stanley Cup after 11:30 a.m. are not guaranteed.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
This two-day tournament is open to all skill-levels; whether you’re new to the sport or a total pro, it’s all about having fun and working together to help grant life changing wishes. To hit a home run we’re loading the bases with delicious food and beer gardens, auctions, raffles and 50/50’s, a Family Fun Zone, skills-based competitions like Home Run Derby and a dunk tank! There’s something for everyone! With tons of prizes to be won, and inspiring stories from our brave wish kids, it will be a weekend to remember!
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
KidSport Leduc & County’s Used Equipment Sale is an annual community event where families can purchase affordable, quality used sports equipment. Proceeds from the sale help provide local children with opportunities to participate in organized sports.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Kick up your heels at this free family hoedown! No experience needed–all moves taught on the spot. Partner recommended but not required. Youth 10+ accompanied by parents. Please wear non-marking shoes. For more information, please contact info@leducsquaredance.ca .
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
READ with the RCMP pairs literacy with community connection, giving kids positive, friendly interactions with local officers outside of an enforcement setting. Early literacy and those kinds of relationships matter more than people realize when it comes to keeping youth on a good path later in life. It’s one of the most meaningful things we do.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
VolunteerFest is presented by AMRIK Join us at VolunteerFest presented by AMRIK on Sunday, Sept. 13 at the Stone Barn Garden to celebrate Leduc’s volunteers and non-profit organizations. This free event connects not-for-profits with community members who want to get involved. Applications are now being accepted for the organization showcase, where local community groups can share information about how to get involved or volunteer. Register your organization for the organization showcase. VolunteerFest also features: Award ceremony for Citizens of Distinction Live entertainment Food trucks Family activities Apart from extreme weather, VolunteerFest will take place rain or shine. More event details will be shared here as they become available.
Leduc Farmers Market is a long-standing, non-profit community market dedicated to supporting local farmers, producers, artisans, and small businesses. The market offers a wide variety of locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade crafts, and specialty products while fostering community connections and supporting the local economy. The market runs seasonally from mid-May to the end of September at the Leduc Recreation Centre.