Edmonton Fringe Festival unveils 2025 theme: A Fringe Full of Stars / The Edmonton Journal
Friday, June 13, 2025, 4:22 pm permalink
Edmonton’s historic Fringe Festival has unveiled its 2025 theme, ‘Fringe Full of Stars,’ along with fresh fundraising figures. Organizers detailed plans for a dynamic, multi-venue celebration in Old Strathcona, promising innovative programming and community engagement to continue its long-standing tradition of creative excellence.
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