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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.

The Fencing Alberta Cup brings together athletes from across the province to compete in one of Alberta’s premier fencing tournaments. The event showcases skill, strategy, and athleticism across multiple age categories.

The Remembrance Day Ceremony in Leduc is hosted by the Leduc Legion Branch No. 108 and is an opportunity to pause, remember, and honour all who have served, those who continue serving today, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our country. Poppies will be available at various locations in and around Leduc until November 11. Wednesday, November 11 9:45 a.m. – Cenotaph Service at the Leduc Civic Centre Cenotaph (#1 Alexandra Park) 10:30 a.m. – Remembrance Day Service at the Leduc Recreation Centre Fieldhouse (4330 Black Gold Drive) If you are unable to attend the event in person, the event will be livestreamed on this page and saved for future viewing: Flags lowered to half-mast Flags at City facilities will be lowered to half-mast on Nov. 11 in recognition of Remembrance Day.

This event is a City of Leduc FCSS event co hosted with Leduc County FCSS Join award-winning women’s rights advocate and public educator Julie S. Lalonde for an interactive workshop on the role of bystanders in creating a safer world. Learn about common obstacles to intervention and the importance of challenging our own biases. Participants will learn the continuum of intervention and practice their new skills through scenarios focused on building safer spaces. In recognition of Family Violence Prevention Month, join us for the third annual Creating Change event. This free event is open to all including community members and professionals Date : Friday, Nov. 13, 2026 Time : 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (lunch is included) Location : Rig Hand Distillery (50158 Range Road 244 A, Leduc County, AB.) Register : Contact Kristin at (780)-955-6421, or kristin@leduc-county.com or register online Registration deadline: Friday, Nov. 6.

Light Up the Park presented by AMRIK Developments Kick off the holiday season at Alexandra Park! Join the City of Leduc on Friday, Nov. 20, as the park lights up for the season, and the community comes together to celebrate the start of the holidays. As homes across Leduc begin to sparkle with festive lights and decorations, Light Up the Park invites residents to enjoy some seasonal cheer, make memories with family and friends, and get into the holiday spirit. Light Up the Park also marks the start of Light Up Leduc , the City’s annual holiday home-decorating program. Residents are invited to register their decorated homes and help create a festive experience for the community to enjoy. Event details Friday, Nov. 20 6–8 p.m. Alexandra Park, next to the Civic Centre Free to attend! Activities Enjoy holiday crafts at the Leduc Public Library . Bring your smartphone for free photos with Santa. Warm up with free hot chocolate and coffee, courtesy of Athapaskan Drive Tim Hortons . Sing along to holiday carols with the Beaumont Songbirds Choirs. Thank you to our sponsor, AMRIK Developments .

An In-Person Workshop for Parents & Caregivers Oh, the teen years… The mood swings, the eye rolls, the sudden tears — and that’s just us as parents! Join us for a one-day, in-person workshop designed to support you through the exciting, challenging, and sometimes overwhelming stage of parenting teens. Grounded in the insights from Psychology Canada’s Straight Talk About Teens, this session will help you better understand and connect with the growing adolescent in your life. What we’ll explore together: The teen brain – why they think and feel the way they do What really matters to teens How to keep a positive, connected relationship Effective ways to communicate (even during tough moments) Managing risky behaviors Fair and respectful discipline that works Whether you’re already parenting or caring for a teen or preparing for the years ahead, you’ll leave with practical tools, new perspectives, and maybe even a sense of relief—you’re not in this alone. Bonus: Lunch is included! Format: In person. 5-hour workshop

The Leduc Arts Foundry Pottery Studio is hosting a Winter Pottery Market to showcase its talented community of potters. Shop for handmade ceramic wares made by instructors, students, and studio members. You’ll find a wide variety of pieces including mugs and other kitchenware, vases, planters, teapots, luminaries, home decor, and more. Pick out some one-of-a-kind Christmas presents for your family and friends, or pick up a little treat for yourself.

The annual Leduc Santa Claus Parade takes place on Sunday, November 22, 2026! Gather with family and friends to enjoy festive floats, twinkling lights, holiday music, and plenty of seasonal cheer as the parade winds through downtown Leduc. Watch for a special appearance by Santa Claus as we celebrate the start of the holiday season together. This cherished community tradition is a wonderful opportunity to experience the magic of the holidays and create lasting memories with loved ones. PARADE: 4 p.m. Main Street Parking Ban Starts 5 p.m. Parade Marshalling – Along 47th Street, between 54th & 50th Ave (see map) 6 p.m. Parade START Organized by the Leduc Downtown Business Association

The LMHA U13 Memorial Classic & Faceoff for the Stollery is an exciting youth hockey tournament that brings together U13 teams for a weekend of competitive play, sportsmanship, and community spirit. In addition to the on-ice action, the event supports the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation through fundraising initiatives that help make a difference in the lives of children and families. Players, coaches, and spectators are invited to enjoy great hockey while supporting a meaningful cause.

Cheerleading Showcase

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.

The Wood AA Ringette Tournament welcomes U14, U16, and U19 AA teams for a weekend of exciting competition, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Athletes from across the region will compete in fast-paced games showcasing the skill, speed, and strategy of ringette. Players, coaches, families, and fans are invited to enjoy a memorable weekend celebrating the sport and its vibrant community.

Charity Auction

Shop from a variety of local vendors offering handmade gifts, festive décor, artisan products, baked goods, and seasonal treats. This annual market is the perfect place to support local businesses and find unique gifts while enjoying a festive community atmosphere.

Join us for the Silver Bells Winter Market in the County Fieldhouse (East entrance). Free admission opens you to a large variety of vendors for the perfect gift for everyone on your list, even yourself! Our team with Silver Bells Winter Market is committed to helping you find those sought-after products and services at this very festive holiday season. Silver Bells goal is to help support and promote local businesses within the surrounding area with space to showcasing their products to enhance and build our communities.

Date not confirmed. Event details will be shared here as they become available. Check in throughout the year for updates as you plan your activities.

Help Enforcement Services and Leduc RCMP Stuff a Cruiser with toys for Santa’s Anonymous . Bring a new, unwrapped toy to the Leduc Recreation Centre (LRC) LPH Boardroom on Dec. 13 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to help support children and families during this holiday season. Every donation makes a difference and helps fill the cruiser with holiday cheer. Donations: Santa’s Anonymous list of most-needed toys Cash donations also welcome