Concerts & Events

Want to get involved at LPAC? Join us for our 2026-27 season as a volunteer. On September 16 LPAC is hosting a volunteer orientation & mixer.

A fun evening getting to know other volunteers with a round of movie trivia complete with movie snacks! Then we’ll get down to the business at hand by going through the volunteer handbook, providing accessibility lift training, touring LPAC and those in attendance will get first peek at the 2026/27 volunteer schedule.

One grand prize worth over $1000. Prize includes a $250 Mr. Mikes gift card and a pair or VIP tickets, with reserved seating & 2 beverages for each of the eight shows in our upcoming 2026-27 season!

$5/ticket, 500 tickets printed, Sept 24 draw.
Get your tickets at LPAC!

“Shea’s page-turning prose and loveable, curious, and kind protagonist keep the heart at the center of this tragically gorgeous novel.” 

–  Booklist, STARRED REVIEW

Join Edmonton author Theresa Shea for an engaging conversation about her compelling new novel, Dog Days of Planet Earth, hosted by Fran Kimmel, facilitator of LPAC’s Brave New Writers program.

Theresa Shea is the bestselling author of The Unfinished Child, shortlisted for the Alberta Readers’ Choice Award, and The Shade Tree, winner of the Alberta Book Award and the Guernica Prize. Her new book will be available for purchase, and she’ll be happy to sign copies.

Free to attend.

Created and performed by 12x award-winning artist Joanna Rannelli,

Bangs, Bobs & Banter: Confessions of a Hairstylist is a multi-award-winning one-woman comedy in which Rannelli brings 10+ unforgettable characters to life. This fast-paced 90-minute theatrical experience follows Nikki, a bold and charismatic hairstylist whose colorful clients reveal sassy, saucy, scandalous, and surprisingly heartfelt stories inspired by real-life encounters.

Tickets available online or in person at Mary. C Moore Public Library.
Tickets: $40 + GST
Eligible for Pick 3/5/7 Discount.

Join us for Fireside Readings, After Dark for a literary open mic night! Are you a writer who would like to share work, with more mature themes, in a supportive environment? Join us for Fireside Readings & Open Mic, After Dark.

Readers, as always, please be mindful of the diverse audience that may be in attendance. Keep readings under 5 minutes (we will be timing!).

Free to attend. 18+
Bar service available.

This October, Dawson Gray is bringing the Bar’s Gone Now Tour to Western Canada! Fresh off of his highly anticipated single release, “Bar’s Gone Now”, Dawson Gray has put together a new show you won’t soon forget. The “Bar’s Gone Now Tour” is all about the places that have brought people together and created memories that last a lifetime - memories lasting long past a bar’s expiry date.

Tickets available online or in person at Mary. C Moore Public Library
Tickets: $40 + GST
Eligible for Pick 3/5/7 Discount.

The Unfaithful Servants have emerged as one of Canada’s must-see acoustic acts, delivering a thrilling modern take on folk, bluegrass, and Americana. Known for explosive instrumentals, rich harmonies, and timeless songwriting, the band has earned a reputation as a powerhouse live draw across Western Canada.

Tickets available online or in person at Mary. C Moore Public Library
Tickets: $40 + GST
Eligible for Pick 3/5/7 Discount.

Identical singing impressions of 100+ artists like Aerosmith, Adele, Maria Callas, Tom Jones, Bocelli, Frankie Valli, and more! This duo of singing impressionists with a 5-octave range has performed in 20+ countries and for major productions like Moulin Rouge and the Academy Awards!

Tickets available online or in person at Mary. C Moore Public Library
Tickets: $50 + GST
Eligible for Pick 3/5/7 Discount.

Ariana Whitlow brings her full-piece band, signature comedy and tales of Christmas while performing Christmas sing-a-longs.

An alumna of Paul McCartney's Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Ariana has appeared several times with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and opened for Blue Rodeo and to perform alongside Canadian superstars Brett Kissel, Corb Lund, Tyler Hamilton, and Mark Masri.

Tickets available online or in person at Mary. C Moore Public Library
Tickets: $50 + GST
Eligible for Pick 3/5/7 Discount.

“I Don’t Belong Here – Stories & Songs Remembered” offers a compassionate, nuanced approach to dementia - one that embraces empathy, humour, and humanity for those living with it, those who love them, and those who care for them.

But don’t let the subject matter fool you, this is not a bleak tale. The script balances absurdity with poignancy, grief with laughter, and ultimately affirms the power of connection, even at the edge of forgetting.

Tickets available online or in person at Mary. C Moore Public Library
Tickets: $30 + GST
Eligible for Pick 3/5/7 Discount.

Teagan Littlechief is a dynamic country rock artist with a voice that captivates and a spirit that inspires. Known for multi octave range and commanding stage presence, Teagan has made a name for herself as one of Canada’s leading Indigenous country music musicians. Her music, a blend of country rock with elements of pop and storytelling, resonates deeply with listeners and has earned her multiple accolades, including the prestigious 2025 SASK Music Contemporary Indigenous Artists of The Year, and 2024 SCMA Female Artist of the Year award.

Tickets available online or in person at Mary. C Moore Public Library
Tickets: $40 + GST
Eligible for Pick 3/5/7 Discount.

Trio Fibonacci made its first appearance on the Canadian music scene in 1998, with the press reporting that “to hear them is to enter into the world of miracles” (Le Devoir, Montreal).

Tickets available online or in person at Mary. C Moore Public Library
Tickets: $40 + GST
Eligible for Pick 3/5/7 Discount.