Community Skating

Indoor Skating 

HPCL has booked weekly indoor ice time at the Kinsmen Twin Arenas, at 1979 111 St NW (next to the YMCA). This is free for HPCL members only. You must have proof of HPCL membership to gain rink access (skate tags or membership card). No exceptions. There is no option to pay for entrance. Find out how to purchase a membership.

For 2024-25 Season:

Saturdays | 5:15 – 6:15pm

Weekly, starting September 7, 2024 until March 29, 2025

Kinsmen Twin Arenas (1979 111 St NW)

Please review the rink rules before you attend.  Please wait in designated area(s) until instructed to enter the ice or dressing room.

 

Outdoor Skating

Members have access and skating privileges at EVERY community league operated outdoor skating rink in the city, in accordance with that rink’s capacity and programming. You just need to wear the skate tags that come with your HPCL membership when you skate. For more information on the outdoor skating rink policy, see this letter.

HPCL members have access to the Allard outdoor rink.

The rink can be booked year-round, either for a single use or on a recurring basis.
It is available for hockey team rentals in the winter, Monday – Thursday during two time slots: 7-8pm and 8-9pm.
Also for private bookings in the winter (birthdays, etc.) on Saturdays from 9am – noon.

www.blackmudcreek.com/allard.php

Community Swimming

Indoor Swimming

Community League members are offered a free indoor swimming timeslot! Be sure to bring your current membership card with you and arrive early, as the pools can fill up. Only household members should attend please.

Reminder: You will need to present your HPCL membership card to gain access to the facilities.

Green Shack Program

The City of Edmonton and Heritage Point Community League are back at it again this summer partnering up to offer free children’s programming through Green Shacks program with many locations in the area to choose from!

Starting in July, find programs in Rutherford, MacEwan, Allard, Graydon Hill, Desrochers, Hays Ridge, Blackmud Creek and more!

City of Edmonton Green Shack Program

Planning a Block Party

Did you know that your community league will provide some financial support for neighbourhood block parties? For more information refer to the HPCL Block Party Policy. The City of Edmonton has great resources for planning a block party.

Community League Day

We celebrate Community League Day every September with a family friendly event. It is a great day for the community to gather and have fun together.

Past year’s events have included movies, bouncy castles, games, prizes, food and membership sales.

Join us annually for Community League Day in September. See our events page for all the details.

Southwest Edmonton Seniors Association

The Southwest Edmonton Seniors Association (SWESA) is the newest of Edmonton’s Senior Districts. SWESA offers many great weekly programs as well as exciting guest speakers. SWESA also has a dynamic Home Supports Program which coordinates services for the community, including snow removal, yard work, housekeeping and minor repairs. The association uses the Yellowbird East Community Centre for most of is progamming and makes use of some space at the Terwillegar Recreation Centre. SWESA membership is available to those who are 55+.

For more information or to view the latest program guide, please visit www.swedmontonseniors.ca, email swedmontonseniors@gmail.com or call 587-987-3200.

Green & Gold Community Garden

The Green & Gold Community Garden, on the University of Alberta South Campus, is a project of the University’s Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences. Volunteers manage the garden and all of their time, and most of the seeds, plants and equipment used are donated.

All are welcome to volunteer at the garden or to purchase produce at the garden markets when they open (in late June or early July).

The vegetables, herbs and flowers are all “spray-free” (no pesticides or artificial fertilizers are used). All proceeds from produce sales – that’s 100% – goes to the Tubahumurize Association.  A non-profit organization in Rwanda, it supports and empowers female victims of violence and marginalization through trauma counselling, life-skills coaching, vocational training, and micro-credit loans.

If you are interested in volunteering or attending the garden market, contact the Green & Gold Garden:
E-mail:  gggarden@ualberta.ca / Phone: (780) 492-4087 / Website: www.greengoldgarden.com

Interested in programming? Have some ideas?
Contact our programs director at programs@heritagepointCL.ca.

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