Where is Klondike Days held?
Where is Klondike Days held?
Explore Edmonton
The exhibition, hosted by Explore Edmonton beginning 2022, and hosted until 2019 by Northlands, is held at the Exhibition Lands adjoining Edmonton Expo Centre. K-Days begins five days after the Calgary Stampede (until 2009, it began four days after), making it end on the Sunday of July’s last weekend.
Where is K days located?
of Edmonton
Regardless of the name, this festival offers fun for everyone. Klondike Days combines some of the oldest traditions of the City of Edmonton and the Province of Alberta with some of today’s favourite entertainment.
How long was Kdays?
The group is currently developing a strategic plan to reimagine the festival over the next decade. The 2022 edition of the festival runs July 22-31.
Does Edmonton still have Klondike Days?
When is K-Days? K-Days runs from July 22 to 31, 2022—that’s 10 days of memories ready to be made!
Is K-Days happening in 2021?
“Northlands has made the difficult decision that K-Days will not take place this summer,” the statement read in part. “Rather than having an event simply to have it in 2021, we want to work with our stakeholders and partners on relaunching K-Days in 2022.
Is there K-Days in Edmonton this year?
K-Days runs from July 22 to 31, 2022—that’s 10 days of memories ready to be made!
Who owns K-Days?
Northlands, the 142-year-old agricultural non-profit, will transfer control of K-Days and Farm Fair International to the city’s arms-length events and tourism corporation on July 5th, under the terms of a tentative agreement.
Is Klondike Days Cancelled for 2021?
“Following discussions with the City of Edmonton and Explore Edmonton, Northlands has made the difficult decision that K-Days will not take place this summer. “Rather than having an event simply to have it in 2021, we want to work with our stakeholders and partners on relaunching K-Days in 2022.”
What is replacing K-days?
Explore Edmonton to take over K-Days, Farmfair International as Northlands winds down 140 years of operations – Edmonton | Globalnews.ca.
