Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Wed, Nov 4 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
Category: Community event Audience: Seniors Type of Event: Workshops / seminars Cost: Free Contact Information: Call 780-400-2111Email questions@weseniors.ca Link: A seminar refresher designed for current retirees and those planning for their transition into retirement. Learn the 10 principles of achieving the holistic retirement lifestyle you desire while helping to protect your retirement finances from unforeseen events.
Wed, Nov 4 · 10:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.WeSeniors Strathcona 501 Festival Ave #140
Facility: Glen Allan Recreation Complex Facility room: Arena - GARC Timeframe: Morning Activity type: Fitness,Skating Active Pass / Active Pass+: Active Pass,Active Pass+ Age category: Adult (18-49Y),Child (6-12Y),Older adult (50Y+),Preschool (0-5Y),Youth (13-17Y) Link: All ages. Helmets are recommended. Skate aids available. Sticks are not to be used during recreational skate time, but please see ‘Stick & Skate’ for opportunities for hockey/ringette skill practice. Children under 8Y must be accompanied by someone 14Y+ at all times.
Wed, Nov 4 · 10:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.Glen Allan Recreation Complex
Category: Community event Audience: Seniors Type of Event: Community safety education,Social Cost: Free for Members | $2.00 for Non-Members Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: information@sclsa.ca Link: Presentations: 1:00 pm: Stop & Spot The Scam with Lorena Smalley Come join Lorena Smalley, Manager of WE Seniors, as she tells us about the Senior Fraud Alert website ( www.seniorfraudalert.ca ), created by the Alberta Seniors Alliance. During this presentation, you will hear real stories about scams and learn about the resources created specifically for seniors by seniors, with the help of the Edmonton Police Service. She will also give practical tips on how you can spend some time each month learning about the latest scams so you can learn how to Spot and Stop the scam! 1:45 pm: EMS Strathcona: AED and Rural Emergencies Join Strathcona EMS for an introduction to CPR and AEDs (automated external defibrillators) and what to know when an emergency happens in a rural area. Learn when and how an AED can be used, what to expect when calling 911, and some practical tips for getting help quickly when you live rurally. Bring your questions and learn what you can do while waiting for EMS to arrive. 2:30 pm: Break 2:45 pm: Strathcona Police: Cheri-Lee Smith: Rural Property Safety Join us for a presentation with local police about property safety, with a special focus on rural living. Learn practical tips for protecting your home, garage, vehicles, sheds and outbuildings, what to watch for on your property, and what to do if you notice something suspicious. Bring your questions and learn how a few simple steps can help keep your home and property safer.
Wed, Nov 4 · 1:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.102 22106 South Cooking Lake RD
Join an MCG Career Coach to learn proven strategies for effectively marketing yourself to potential employers. This session will also cover practical, everyday networking techniques that can help you build meaningful professional connections and open the door to your next career opportunity.
Wed, Nov 4 · 1:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.Strathcona County Library
We all have an online footprint that can persist after we die. How will our loved ones deal with all of our profiles, accounts, passwords and data after we've passed? The best approach is to have a plan, so join us for a lively discussion about some of the tools and techniques we can use to transition thoughtfully into our digital afterlives.
Wed, Nov 4 · 2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Community market Cost: None Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: Email: Sherwoodparkfarmersmarket@gmail.comPhone: 780-464-3354 Link: www.sherwoodparkfarmersmarket.ca Sherwood Park Farmers Market is your local year round Alberta approved farmers market in the heart of Sherwood Park. Come support local!
Category: County sponsored event Audience: Children Type of Event: Community safety education,Workshops / seminars Cost: Free Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: Contact safety.educators@strathcona.ca with any questions Link: Are you thinking about leaving your child at home by themselves for the first time? Even if it's for a short while, this may be an ideal program for your child to attend. Topics include general safety, the value of 9-1-1, dealing with different types of emergencies, potential hazards in the home and some brief first aid. *Note: The course material is targeted for youth 8-12 years old.
Wed, Nov 4 · 6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.Community Centre - Meeting Room 2 401 Festival Lane
Facility: Broadmoor Arena Facility room: Arena Timeframe: Evening Activity type: Fitness,Skating Active Pass / Active Pass+: Active Pass,Active Pass+ Age category: Adult (18-49Y),Child (6-12Y),Older adult (50Y+),Preschool (0-5Y),Youth (13-17Y) Link: All ages. Helmets are recommended. Skate aids available. Sticks are not to be used during recreational skate time, but please see ‘Stick & Skate’ for opportunities for hockey/ringette skill practice. Children under 8Y must be accompanied by someone 14Y+ at all times. free recreation opportunity winter activity
Join naturopathic doctor Tamara Eriksen for this talk on ADHD to explore evidence-based diet strategies and the most well-supported foundational supplements for focus, mood, and brain health. Expect practical, research-informed tools for kids and adults alike.
Wed, Nov 4 · 7:00 p.m.–8:15 p.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: Community event,County sponsored event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture,Recreation and sport,Workshops / seminars Cost: Free Accessibility: On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: FrontDesk.ArtGallery@strathcona.ca Link: Strathcona County is pleased to present Salinlahi: Generations, a new exhibition by Toronto artist Ursula Handleigh and Edmonton artist Mary Escano. The exhibit opens at Gallery@501 on November 5, 2026, and shows until December 19, 2026. In Salinlahi: Generations, Handleigh and Escano draw from maternal histories, ancestral knowledge, photography, weaving and material experimentation to create contemporary points of connection to Filipino culture. Ursula Handleigh is a Tkaronto Scarborough-born artist, curator and educator of Filipino/a/x mixed-ancestry working within expanded photography, moving image and alternative processes of image making. Mary Escano is an emerging second-generation Filipina Canadian artist based in Treaty 6 Territory who examines pre-colonial art practices in the Philippines to better understand and connect to her heritage. The public is invited to attend a special artist talk and reception on Saturday, November 21 at 1 p.m. at Gallery@501 (#120, 501 Festival Avenue). This event and admission to the gallery are free. “ Artwork credits: “Terno Sleeves” by Ursula Handleigh, photographic vinyl, 2024 and ongoing “Pinagbuklod (Bound Together), Vessel 1, 2 and 3” by Mary Escano, hand-woven fabric, clay, hair, 2026
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture,Historical,Open house / Public Engagement,Social,Special events / celebrations Cost: Admission by Donation Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: comms@strathma.ca7804678189 Link: Alberta and Beyond: Life During the World Wars looks at what the First and Second World Wars meant for people in Alberta. Through photographs, records and objects from our collection, the exhibit shares stories of those who served, along with the families and communities at home. On display at Strathcona County Museum & Archives November 5–27. Visit during regular museum hours.
Thu, Nov 5 – Sat, Nov 28Strathcona County Museum & Archives 913 Ash St
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Thu, Nov 5 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
Category: Library event Audience: Children,Parents and caregivers Type of Event: Pre-school program Cost: Free Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: info@sclibrary.ca, 780-410-8600 Link: Stories, songs and rhymes in English and French for families who are curious about introducing French at home. Storytime will be led primarily in English with simple French vocabulary introduced throughout. For ages 1 - 3 with an adult, siblings of other ages welcome.
Thu, Nov 5 · 11:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: Community event Audience: Seniors Type of Event: Health and wellness,Social,Support group Cost: Free Contact Information: Call 780-400-2111Email questions@weseniors.ca Link: Learn lifelong skills to manage your chronic pain through our 6-week Better Choices, Better Health® - Chronic Pain workshop! At this no-cost workshop, you will learn how to manage daily challenges living with chronic pain. Ways to manage your pain Tips for healthy eating and becoming more active How to talk with your health care team Living a better quality of life Participant Materials: Each participant receives a FREE Chronic Pain textbook and supplemental handouts, which will be provided during your workshop series. How do I take part? Group members meet each week for 2.5 hours in-person at Strathcona Community Hospital (9000 Emerald Drive, Sherwood Park, T8H 0P5). Support persons are also welcome to join! Please note there are no drop-ins allowed and the registration is now closed. Six-Week Workshop Outline Session 1: Introduces the concept of self-management and explores how small changes can make a big difference. Participants introduce themselves and go over distractions, getting a good nights sleep and begin setting weekly action plans to take control of their health. Session 2: Covers strategies to problem solving. Participants learn problem-solving techniques, pacing, and physical activity skills to better handle daily challenges. Session 3: Focuses on practical approaches to dealing with difficult emotions. Participants explore ways to make healthy eating choices and build more physical activity skills in staying active safely. Session 4: Teaches effective communication with healthcare providers, family, and friends. Participants also learn more about healthy eating, physical activity and dealing with depression. Session 5: Provides guidance on medication safety, making informed decisions, and evaluating treatment
Thu, Nov 5 · 1:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.Strathcona Community Hospital (9000 Emerald Drive
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Families,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Open house / Public Engagement Cost: Free Contact Information: Gabriela Nef Ojeda - programs@volunteerstrathcona.ca - 7804644243 Link: Are you interested in getting involved in volunteer opportunities around Strathcona County? Come by and learn more at our monthly drop-in! Enjoy refreshments and cookies while discovering how you can make a difference in our community. Everyone is welcome!
Thu, Nov 5 · 2:00 p.m.–5:30 p.m.205 - 48 Brentwood Blvd Sherwood Park
Meet new people and enjoy lively discussions about a variety of entertaining and diverse reads. We'll be discussing Finding Flora by Elinor Florence. Everyone is welcome whether or not you've read this month's book. A limited number of books will be available at the main floor Information Desk one month before the program. Drop-in, no registration required.
Thu, Nov 5 · 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Children,Families,Residents,Seniors Type of Event: Agriculture / food,Community market Cost: Free admission Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: Call the Market Coordinator at 780-238-2203 Celebrate delicious local Alberta foods and quality crafts. Call for vendor details or table availability.
Thu, Nov 5 · 4:00 p.m.–7:30 p.m.Salisbury Greenhouses Ltd. 52337 Rge. Rd. 232 Sherwood Park
Category: Community event,Community Hall event Audience: Adults Type of Event: Health and wellness Cost: 10.00 Contact Information: Lissa 780.918.9484 One hour Hatha yoga - All levels welcome
Thu, Nov 5 · 7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.Hastings Lake Hall
Written with Terry Fallis’ signature wit and humour, The Marionette follows a world-famous thriller writer who is asked by Canada’s Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), to actually live the life he writes about and save fifteen Canadians held by corrupt powers in a faraway African country. We’re excited to welcome Terry to the library for a lively interactive presentation about thriller writing, intrigue and the world of espionage.
Thu, Nov 5 · 7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.Strathcona County Library
Timeframe: Morning Outdoor or Indoor: Indoor activity Parented: Parented Urban or Rural: Rural Audience: Families,Parents and caregivers Type of Event: Early childhood Cost: Free Category: County sponsored event Accessibility: On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: For more Information Email; FamilyResourceNetwork@strathcona.ca FRN Program type: Early Years (0-6Y) Drop-in/registered: Drop in FRN Program location: Strathcona Olympiette Centre Spend time with your child and get to know other families in your community at this drop-in program for parents and caregivers with kids ages 0 to 6 years old. Enjoy a variety of unstructured activities designed to help your child’s developmental growth.
Fri, Nov 6 · 9:30 a.m.–11:00 a.m.Strathcona Olympiette Centre
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Fri, Nov 6 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
Category: Library event Audience: Children,Parents and caregivers Type of Event: Pre-school program Cost: Free Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: info@sclibrary.ca, 780-410-8600 Link: Visit the library on the first Friday of the month for storytime with a special guest from the RCMP. Enjoy fun, interactive stories read by Constable Cheri-Lee Smith, and we’ll end the morning with a craft! For ages 2 - 5 with an adult, siblings of other ages welcome.
Fri, Nov 6 · 10:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: County sponsored event Audience: Adults,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Waste collection Cost: Free Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: Community Centre 401 Festival Lane Link: Have a broken item you still love? Bring it to be repaired to our Fix-It Fair! Items will be repaired by volunteers on a first come first serve basis. No guarantee we can fix it but let's try before you pitch it! Fixers will be available for small household appliances, small furniture, stuffed animals, electronics, clothing, jewellery, guitars, bikes and bags. As part of the Fair, Strathcona County visual arts instructors will run a live demo to show creative repair techniques that transform wear and tear into unique design features. There will also be a kids tinker table where they can play around and fix things too. Not sure if you should bring your item? Email greenroutine@strathcona.ca and ask us. * If your item requires a specific part such as a switch, zipper or button please bring it with you. We will have some supplies, but they may not work for your specific item.
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Sat, Nov 7 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Seniors Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: 0.00 Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: Pam Arnston Link: www.festivallsingers.ca A free choral workshop with a guest clinician. Open to all interested community members.
Sat, Nov 7 · 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.Glory Lutheran Church
Category: Library event Audience: Adults,Seniors Type of Event: Art and culture,Workshops / seminars Cost: 0 Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780-410-8600/ info@sclibrary.ca/ Registration Link: Discover how to share your culture, treasured moments, and life lessons with your family in engaging ways. Join two 90-minute sessions to learn simple oral storytelling techniques and bring your family memories to life. The third Saturday, families will be invited to listen to your story in a casual, comfortable setting. Presented by Storytelling Alberta. No previous experience required.
Sat, Nov 7 · 2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Charitable / fundraisers,Special events / celebrations Cost: Adults $35, Children(7-12) $10 under 6 Free Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: Lauraine Barber 780-464-7235 for tickets Takeaways of seasonal items will be available to take by donation 2 Sittings: 4:45pm and 6:45pm November 7, 2026
Sat, Nov 7 · 4:45 p.m.–8:00 p.m.22 Main Street Ardrossan
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Sun, Nov 8 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
Category: Community event Audience: Adults Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: Zero Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed Contact Information: Email: pregitz@shaw.ca and website has more details www.rouseconcerts.ca Link: Www.rouseconcerts.ca Bi-weekly meeting of HULA ukulele player where we celebrate a theme by playing our ukuleles together and singing songs. At our April 2nd meeting will be celebrating April Fools Day with a full slate of humorous songs.
Sun, Nov 8 · 1:30 p.m.–4:00 p.m.Graham Heights acreage
Facility: Moyer Recreation Centre Facility room: Arena Timeframe: Afternoon Activity type: Fitness,Skating Active Pass / Active Pass+: Not applicable Age category: Adult (18-49Y),Child (6-12Y),Older adult (50Y+),Preschool (0-5Y),Youth (13-17Y) Link: An opportunity for unstructured play/skill development with soft pucks (provided). All ages. CSA approved hockey helmet required, full equipment recommended. Hockey and ringette sticks permitted. Children under 8Y must be accompanied by someone 14Y+ at all times. Stick and Skate timeslots currently require a pre-booked spot for all participants. Register online using Recreation Online . Ability to book opens day prior to activity at 7am. Payment required upon booking. Contact the facility to book your family into a timeslot. Cancel your activity timeslot before it begins by calling the facility. Free Skate courtesy of the Josephburg Agricultural Society. free recreation opportunity winter activity
Sun, Nov 8 · 1:30 p.m.–2:15 p.m.Moyer Recreation Centre
Facility: Moyer Recreation Centre Facility room: Arena Timeframe: Afternoon Activity type: Skating Active Pass / Active Pass+: Not applicable Age category: Adult (18-49Y),Child (6-12Y),Older adult (50Y+),Preschool (0-5Y),Youth (13-17Y) Link: All ages. Helmets are recommended. Skate aids available. Sticks are not to be used during recreational skate time, but please see ‘Stick & Skate’ for opportunities for hockey/ringette skill practice. Children under 8Y must be accompanied by someone 14Y+ at all times. Free Skate courtesy of the Josephburg Agricultural Society free recreation opportunity winter activity free recreation opportunity winter activity
Sun, Nov 8 · 2:15 p.m.–3:00 p.m.Moyer Recreation Centre
Category: Community event,Community Hall event Audience: Adults,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: $65 - Adult Ticket $40 - Youth Ticket Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: jbpresentstickets@gmail.com Link: Josephburg Presents is a winter dinner concert series held in the hamlet. This is Season 48. Cocktails at 5 pm with a Buffet Dinner at 5:30 pm followed by the Concert at 7 pm. Lewis and Royal, a comedy folk duo start the season in the 'Burg. Harmonizing since the early 90s, the pair mix blues, bluegrass, and old time rock along with great stage presence that draws the audience in to feel like part of the show. Toe-tapping tunes and an overall good time is on the menu! Don't miss this one.
Outdoor or Indoor: Indoor activity Parented: Un-parented Urban or Rural: Sherwood Park Audience: Children Type of Event: Health and wellness Cost: Free Category: County sponsored event Accessibility: On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: For more Information email - FamilyResourceNetwork@strathcona.ca FRN Program type: School-aged children (grades 1-6) Drop-in/registered: Registered FRN Program location: Family Resource Network Snuggle into the cozy season this November. Through games, quiet reflection and comforting winter-ready play, children build confidence, explore their feelings, discover their strengths, learn their limits, all while making friends.
Mon, Nov 9 · 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.160 Festival way Sherwood Park
Timeframe: Morning Outdoor or Indoor: Indoor activity,Outdoor activity Parented: Parented Urban or Rural: Sherwood Park Audience: Families,Parents and caregivers Type of Event: Early childhood Cost: Free Category: County sponsored event Accessibility: On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: For more Information Email; FamilyResourceNetwork@strathcona.ca FRN Program type: Early Years (0-6Y) Drop-in/registered: Drop in FRN Program location: Family Resource Network Spend time with your child and get to know other families in your community at this drop-in program for parents and caregivers with kids ages 0 to 6 years old. Enjoy a variety of unstructured activities designed to help your child’s developmental growth.
Mon, Nov 9 · 9:30 a.m.–11:00 a.m.160 Festival Way Sherwood Park
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Mon, Nov 9 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
Category: County sponsored event Audience: Residents,Seniors Type of Event: Recreation and sport,Social Cost: $2 Contact Information: 780-416-3300 recreation@strathcona.ca Link: Stay warm and active this winter with indoor walking. Connect with others while you walk. $2 drop-in, or included in the Active Pass. Senior friendly activity.
Mon, Nov 9 · 12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.Ardrossan Recreation Complex
For kindergarten - grade 3. Make dinosaur crafts and learn awesome facts about everyone’s favourite prehistoric pals! Another session of this program is running at 3:00 pm. Please register for only one session.
Mon, Nov 9 · 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.Strathcona County Library
Outdoor or Indoor: Indoor activity Parented: Parented Urban or Rural: Sherwood Park Audience: Children,Families,Parents and caregivers Type of Event: Early childhood Cost: Free Category: County sponsored event Accessibility: On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: For more Information email - FamilyResourceNetwork@strathcona.ca FRN Program type: Early Years (0-6Y) Drop-in/registered: Registered FRN Program location: Family Resource Network Play Hub offers a relaxed and supportive environment where you and your child will enjoy a variety of open-ended, child-directed activities that support physical and cognitive development. **Priority given to families who have not previously attended Play Hub. **Must attend all sessions.
Mon, Nov 9 · 1:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m.160 Festival Way Sherwood Park
For grades 7 - 12. Get ready for an epic fantasy adventure! This session is a stand-alone adventure perfect for both newcomers and experienced players. Pizza will be served.
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Tue, Nov 10 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
Category: Community event Type of Event: Community safety education Cost: Free Contact Information: safety.educators@strathcona.ca Link: Fire Station Tours are back at Station 6! Join us for an exclusive adventure: Explore our fire station, walk up the tower, and gear up like real firefighters! Enjoy age-appropriate fire safety demos and learn about teamwork. Chat with our firefighter/paramedics and hear their inspiring stories. Please note the following: One tour per pre-school class or specialty group will be accepted upon availability during the calendar year. Station tours will occur at Fire Station 6 - 915 Bison Way Station tours are only available for the dates listed online. All tour participants will check-in at the front desk in the Administration building of Station 6. Chaperone to provide a list of children’s names participating in the tour. Station tours that include children under the age of 16 will have a maximum of 25 children with a chaperone-to-child ratio no less than 1:5. Children and specialty group tours are limited to groups that have an educational component. Station tours comprised solely of adults will be limited to 20 individuals. All tours are subject to availability of resources and may be cancelled at any time during the tour. Final confirmation will be received from the Community Safety Education (CSE) team.
Tue, Nov 10 · 11:00 a.m.–11:45 a.m.Fire Station #6 915 Bison Way Sherwood Park
Category: County sponsored event Audience: Residents,Seniors Type of Event: Recreation and sport,Social Cost: $2 Contact Information: 780-416-3300 recreation@strathcona.ca Link: Stay warm and active this winter with indoor walking. Connect with others while you walk. $2 drop-in, or included in the Active Pass. Senior friendly activity.
Tue, Nov 10 · 12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.Ardrossan Recreation Complex
Timeframe: Afternoon Outdoor or Indoor: Indoor activity Parented: Parented Urban or Rural: Sherwood Park Audience: Families,Parents and caregivers Type of Event: Early childhood Cost: Free Category: County sponsored event Accessibility: On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: For more Information Email; FamilyResourceNetwork@strathcona.ca FRN Program type: Early Years (0-6Y) Drop-in/registered: Drop in FRN Program location: Family Resource Network Join weekly to connect, play, and grow together. Caregivers gain research-based knowledge to support their infant/toddler’s healthy social and emotional development through engaging, age-appropriate experiences that build skills, confidence, and strong relationships.
Tue, Nov 10 · 12:30 p.m.–2:00 p.m.160 Festival Way Sherwood Park
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults Type of Event: Health and wellness Cost: 0 Contact Information: www.blood.ca Link: www.blood.ca Canadian Blood Services Mobile Blood Donation Clinic
Tue, Nov 10 · 2:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.401 Festival Lane
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Children,Families,Residents,Seniors Type of Event: Social Cost: Free Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: Contact Strathcona County Library : 780.410.8615 Are you looking for fiction? self help books, CD'S , videos or DVD's? Come to the bookmobile at Hastings Lake Hall. Learn more about the Bookmobile
Tue, Nov 10 · 4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.Hastings Lake Hall 51080 Range Road 204
For grades 7 - 12. Get ready for an epic fantasy adventure! This session is a stand-alone adventure perfect for both newcomers and experienced players. Pizza will be served.
Tue, Nov 10 · 5:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: Community event Audience: Children,Families,Youth Type of Event: Community safety education Cost: Free Contact Information: safety.educators@strathcona.ca Link: Fire Station Tours are back at Station 6! Join us for an exclusive adventure: Explore our fire station, walk up the tower, and gear up like real firefighters! Enjoy age-appropriate fire safety demos and learn about teamwork. Chat with our firefighter/paramedics and hear their inspiring stories. Please note the following: Station tours will occur at Fire Station 6 - 915 Bison Way Station tours are only available for the dates listed online. All tour participants will check-in at the front desk in the Administration building of Station 6. Chaperones to sign-in for their family. If your children are under the age of 16, please ensure that there is 1 adult per 3 children. All tours are subject to availability of resources and may be cancelled at any time during the tour. Final confirmation will be received prior to your booking time. Please note that this event is reserved for families and members of the public only*. There could be multiple families attending during one tour. *Group tours occur on alternate months.
Tue, Nov 10 · 7:00 p.m.–7:45 p.m.Fire Station #6 915 Bison Way Sherwood Park
During World War II, Edmonton women not only stepped into the workplace to fill the roles of those who went to fight but they also made important contributions to the war effort. Discover their powerful stories with Laurie Callsen, a local creator dedicated to bridging the gap between today and yesteryear through fashion, craft, and historical research.
Tue, Nov 10 · 7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Wed, Nov 11 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Community market Cost: None Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: Email: Sherwoodparkfarmersmarket@gmail.comPhone: 780-464-3354 Link: www.sherwoodparkfarmersmarket.ca Sherwood Park Farmers Market is your local year round Alberta approved farmers market in the heart of Sherwood Park. Come support local!
Wed, Nov 11 · 3:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.401 Festival Lane
Outdoor or Indoor: Indoor activity Parented: Un-parented Urban or Rural: Sherwood Park Audience: Youth Type of Event: Health and wellness Cost: Free Category: County sponsored event Accessibility: On Transit Route,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: For more Information email - FamilyResourceNetwork@strathcona.ca FRN Program type: School-aged children (grades 1-6) Drop-in/registered: Registered FRN Program location: Family Resource Network This hands-on culinary program empowers youth by teaching them how to prepare delicious brunch meals and beverages. Youth will build confidence, creativity and wellness while having fun.
Thu, Nov 12 · 9:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.160 Festival Way Sherwood Park
For children of all ages with their adults. Get creative and explore a variety of fun seasonal crafts! Drop in any time during the program. Drop-in, no registration required.
Thu, Nov 12 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.Strathcona County Library
Category: Community event Audience: Adults,Business community,Children,Families,Parents and caregivers,Residents,Seniors,Young adults,Youth Type of Event: Art and culture Cost: nil Accessibility: Guide Dogs allowed,Wheelchair accessible Contact Information: 780 449 4443, artsoc@telus.net Link: www.artstrathcona.com Reception Oct 16, 7-9 pm, Sale and Show continues Oct 17 and 18, 10 to 4 pm.
Thu, Nov 12 · 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.A. J. Ottewell Community Centre
For grades 5 - 8. Every magical kitty has a human and every human has a problem. Come together with your fellow magical kitties to save the day! This game is a cat-themed role playing game, much like Dungeons & Dragons, and is suitable for younger players.
Thu, Nov 12 · 2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.Strathcona County Library
For ages 8-12. There is no “right” time for your child to be left alone in the home; the child must feel comfortable with the situation and feel ready for the responsibility. The At Home Alone program covers a variety of topics including general safety, the value of 9-1-1, dealing with different types of emergencies, potential hazards in the home, and some brief first aid. Presented by Strathcona County Emergency Services.