Strathmore Community Programs (REVS)

Strathmore Digital REVS

For community organizations and associations, this is your chance to share with residents what your organization has to offer. For parents and adults, this is an opportunity to learn about what your community has to offer and enroll yourself and your family in upcoming programs. Interested in being added to our list? Submit your organization to be added to the list! If you organization has been added and you require changes please contact our communications department at mediaadmin@strathmore.ca.  

Click here to fill out a registration form to be part of our database.


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 Sports and Recreation

 

 All Canadian Karate Union
Linda Tucker/Julie Bray
(403)232-0228
jbray@acku.org
acku.org

 

Dance For Fun
Shelly Neal
(403) 901-5542 
danceforfunstrathmore@gmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/958064060934135/

Dance for Fun in Strathmore provides recreational dance programs for kids age 3-teen. Our dance programs offer a fun way to explore various dance disciplines, including recital preparation and performance. 

 

Expressions the Dance Gallery 

Michelle Murdoch
(403) 901-6392
edgdancestrathmore@gmail.com
expressionsthedancegallery.com

292 West Lakeview Drive, Chestermere Alberta t1x 1s9 - mailing address

126 Canal Garden, Strathmore Alberta T1P 1Y4 - Physical address 

We offer recreational and competitive dance classes in Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Acrobatics, Aerial, Contemporary, Lyrical, Musical Theatre & Hip Hop.
Our season runs Sept - June and we hold a dance recital every June.
Classes start at age 3!

Registration for our 2022-23 season is open and we can't wait to dance with you in our brand new studio!
We offer recreational, competitive and sessional programs for dancers starting at age 2.5
We pride ourselves on being Strathmore's only fully equipped dance studio with a fully certified faculty. We are entering our 40TH season of dance! We are currently building a brand new building and will be moving into this space as soon as it is complete.

 

Gleichen Pond Hockey Association 

Shannon Zieman
403-325-0134
gleichenph@gmail.com
www.gleichenpondhockey.ca

 

Program Philosophy
The primary purpose of the Gleichen Minor Hockey Association also known as Gleichen Pond Hockey (GPH) is to contribute to the development of our youth (ages 4-17 years) through the game of hockey. GPH is committed to providing our young people the opportunity to have fun on the ice while learning the basic skills of ice skating and how to play the game of hockey. Our program is available to all interested youth regardless of socio/economic background.
As a team sport, hockey affirms the importance of commitment, self-discipline, and sportsmanship among participants. It is the rare child who grows up to become an NHL All Star. Our commitment is to assure that all young people who participate will develop skills and values which will have lifelong benefit to themselves and to society.

Specific benefits participants of youth hockey receive include:

  • Development of the skills necessary to play ice hockey
  • Knowledge of the rules and strategies of the game
  • Knowledge of conditioning techniques that affect short and long-term health and performance
  • Enjoyment and recreation
  • Commitment to teamwork
  • Good sportsmanship


We place a high priority on effort, recreation and fair play. The focus of our program is on the physical and emotional self-confidence of the player, a cooperative team environment and the highest degree of sportsmanship.
We make a clear distinction between the process of trying to win (which is the goal of the game) and winning itself (the outcome of the game). Too many people confuse the two. It is the process that is important, not the outcome. Competitive hockey (and for that matter recreational hockey or any game) will cease to be fun for kids if the outcome of the game is what enthralls or seduces us.

Program Fees
Pond Hockey Registration Fee $105.00
Mandatory Arena Membership $50.00 (Single) $100.00 (Family)
The skate pass allows your child and/or family to take advantage of family/public skate sessions at the Gleichen arena and is valid for the entire season. Upon registration you will be provided a membership number that must be presented for Public Skate Times. 

 

Provincial Martial Arts 

Meghan Pollock
(403) 870-9853
pmastrathmore@gmail.com
https://provincialmartialarts.ca/

Family Karate classes Tuesdays and Thursdays. Family/5yrs to 10yrs 6pm, teens/adults 7pm. Classes are held at Trinity Christian Academy. Classes run September to June with ongoing registration throughout the year. 

 

Strathmore Archery Club
Kevin Kemps
(403) 901-5446
president@strathmorearcheryclub.ca

 

Strathmore Community Football Association
Greg Zaugg
Strathmore Community Football
(587) 581-1714
scfabadgers@gmail.com
www.scfabadgers.ca


Registration is now open for the fall season. Peewee aged 10, 11 & 12 by Dec 31, Bantam aged 13, 14 & 15 by Dec 31.

 

 Strathmore & District Curling Club - Junior, Adult and Senior Programs

prez@strathmorecurling.ca

strathmorecurling.ca

The SDCC is planning on a normal 2022-2023 curling season. New and experienced curlers are welcome! Join one of our many leagues as a single player or as a team of four or more to alternate throughout the season. Leagues start in October. Visit strathmorecurling.ca for more information.

Junior Curling Programs – Register Here!
Email: sdccjrcurl@gmail.com

  • Novice Program (Ages 8-12/Grades 3-6)
    Wednesdays, 4:45-5:45pm, October-March

Cost: $120. No experience needed.

  • Juvenile/Bantam Program (Ages 12-18/Grades 7-12)
    Wednesdays, 6-7:30pm, October-March
    Cost: $120. No experience needed.
  • Ready to Rock Program (Ages 9-15/Grade 3-9)

Day and Time TBD, tentative for January-February

This is a new Curling Alberta initiative that starts with a FREE Try-It Event followed by an 8-week Learn to Curl program that provides 1-hour of local curling instruction per week. Curlers can also register for our February FUNspeil and have the option to continue in our Junior Curling Program the following year.

Equipment: Curlers in the Novice and Ready to Rock Program are required to bring their own
helmets. Gripper, sliders and brooms are available to borrow or use through the Club.
Competition: There will be a FUNspiel (Novice) and Recreational Bonspiel (Juvenile/Bantam) at the end of February. Junior members and out-of-town teams accepted. Other bonspiels may also be organized in the local area.
Coaches: Coaches are trained volunteers. If interested in coaching, there will be a certified coaching clinic mid-October

We hope to see you at the rink!! 


 Strathmore Gymnastics Centre

Tara Smith
(403) 934-3450
strathmoregymnastics@gmail.com
www.strathmoregymnastics.com

Registration is open for fall sessions. Classes start September 14.  *increased cleaning protocols, reduced # of classes, smaller class sizes and shorter sessions. Classes for all ages and abilities - walkers to competitive.


Strathmore Lacrosse Club  

Info@strathmorelacrosse.com
www.StrathmoreLacrosse.com 

Facebook: https://facebook.com/StrathmoreVenom/

Strathmore Lacrosse club is an indoor Box lacrosse member club within the Calgary District Lacrosse Association (CDLA) and the Alberta Lacrosse Association (ALA). We have teams for players from 5 and up until the player turns 21.  Minor Divisions are U6, U8, U10, U12, U14, U16 and Junior for players who are 17 and up. 

Our focus is on player development and development of coaches and referees to grow the sport of Lacrosse.  

We run weekly learn lacrosse sessions (winter lacrosse) usually starting in January running until evaluations and team placement in March. The season starts after Easter and wraps up around Canada day.  

Players of all skill levels are welcome as we aim to allow everyone the opportunity to learn this fast paced sport.


 Strathmore Minor Ball Association

Susan Biskup
(403) 361-0370
smba@hotmail.ca
http://www.strathmorebaseball.ca/

We currently are operating on a limited basis with Covid 19 protocols in place. We will most likely have a winter camp if able that will start in January. Our regular spring season is planned to open January 1 for registrations. Please watch our website for all information.


 Strathmore Minor Ringette Association

strathmoreringette@gmail.com
www.strathmoreringette.ca

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/strathmoreringette
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strathmore_ringette/

Ringette is the fastest game on ice. Our season runs from September to March. The players range in age from 4 to 18. Registration cost is dependent on the level being played, but ranges from $300 to $725. 


Strathmore Polominos Water Polo Club 

strathmorewaterpoloclub@gmail.com
https://strathmorepolominos.com


https://www.facebook.com/strathmorewaterpolo

Pre-registration is open for kids aged 6years-17years for the 2021-2022 season.
Our full-year season is October 12-April 14. We have a Fall (Oct 12-Dec 16) and Winter (Jan 4-April 14) seasons. Each season has the option of full-time swimmers practicing Tues AND Thurs 6-7pm or part-time Tues OR Thurs 6pm-7pm.

Our "Swim Like a Dolphin" program for our u10 athletes is a fantastic opportunity to grow grassroots water polo. It makes learning to swim fun and develops a love for water polo. When they are done with the entire program, they should feel confident in their swimming skills and be prepared to play water polo if they choose to continue with a club in a recreational or competitive environment. Visit our website to learn more. Registration packages can be found there as well.
https://strathmorepolominos.com

Not sure if your child will like water polo? Please email to arrange for your child to attend a free practice session. 


 Strathmore Skating Club

Kathy
(403) 819-2230
strathmoreskatingclub@gmail.com
https://strathmoresc.uplifterinc.com/

Several types of sessions will be offered this season: CanSkate (age 4+), Skill/Edge Training for Ice Sports and STARSkate sessions. * CanSkate - small groups. Must be 4 years old at time of registration. Must be able to stand up after falling and move forward on their own without help. * Skill/Edge Training for Ice Sports (Hockey and Ringette) * Pre-STAR - skaters that are still in CanSkate but are interested in learning Figure Skating * STARSkate SMALL GROUP SIZES. CanSkate is the only national learn-to-skate program endorsed by Hockey Canada. Learn balance, agility and control skills that can be used in any ice sport. Register online at: https://strathmoresc.uplifterinc.com/


Strathmore Silver Sharks Swim Club

Todd Kennedy
(403) 361-9363
information.ssssc@gmail.com
http://www.strathmoresharks.com

The Strathmore Silver Sharks Swim Club is for competitive swimmers from age 6 to 18. We have multiple levels of swimming which may be as little as twice per week for 30 minutes, and up to 5 days a week, a total of almost 10 hours of swimming. We are a winter club and our season runs from October 1st, until the end of May. Cost varies depending on the swimming level, but starts at about $520 and goes up to $1500 per swimmer. We have worked with the Town of Strathmore, Swim Alberta, Swimming Canada, and Lifesaving Society of Canada to come up with an excellent Return to Swimming plan. Contact us for more details! We are almost full, but always looking for more swimmers!


 Strathmore Soccer Association

Angie
(403) 324-7787
info@strathmoresoccer.ca 
http://strathmoresoccer.ca/

We are offering a Rec. Adult soccer program starting October 12 registration is open; a competitive teams program for players U9-U15 limited space is still available, registration closes October 1; Grassroots Program for children for 4-7 years, they're is limited spots available, registration closes November 1. We are limiting group sizes and implementing registration caps. Our policy and procedures are in full compliance of AHS regulations.


 Wheatland Society of Arts

Sarena Dobmeier
(403)934-6665
info@wheatlandarts.ca
www.wheatlandarts.ca

Effective September 20, 2021 we will implement the RESTRICTIONS EXEPTION PROGRAM as mandated by the Government of Alberta and Alberta Health Services. Direct any questions or concerns to info@wheatlandarts.ca. The calendar lists all events, programs and studio times. Registration for all events is required as space is limited.


 Wheatland Whirlers Square Dance Club

Dave/Claudia Littlefair
claudia.littlefair@gmail.com
https://strathmoresquaredance.com/ 

We're a friendly group of active people, a 50/50 mix of singles and couples, from various backgrounds and ages who enjoy dancing, music and having fun. We meet every Wednesday at Strathmore Civic Centre, 120 Brent Boulevard, from 7 - 9 pm. Several theme dances are held during the year and other events like a Christmas party and summer BBQ. We welcome new dancers any time throughout our dance season, October to May - no experience and no partner needed.

Our mission is simple - to have FUN! on the dance floor. It's a great way to meet new people and socialize. Dress is casual. Wear comfortable, indoor shoes suitable for a gym floor.

Square dancing is easy - there's no fancy footwork or lead/follow partner. It's the Caller's (dance instructor) job to tell you what steps to do and when. If you can walk, you can square dance. The most often heard comment, "I had no idea square dancing would be THIS much fun!"

Wheatland Whirlers Square & Round Dance Club was started in 1974 in Strathmore as a not-for-profit, recreational club. We are one of seven Modern Square Dance clubs in Calgary and area, and there are many similar clubs throughout Alberta, Canada, United States, and globally. 

 

 Music
 
 Carolyn's Keys Music Company
Carolyn Wakeford

403-934-8520
carolynskeys@shaw.ca
https://www.facebook.com/Carolyns-Keys-Music-Co-194257641372775/

Piano and theory lessons for all ages. Individualized programs coming live to you via Zoom for this season: beginning Week of October 1 till the 3rd week in June 2021. Monthly payment of $105 due the beginning of each month for 9 months, e-transfers only. Discounts for additional family members. Books are extra (approx $50). Piano lesson camera mirror clip is extra - clips onto the lens of your tablet to display full view of hands and face (approx $40). Supplies needed: touch sensitive keyboard or piano with 88 keys and damper pedal and an average size tablet/iPad with connection to the internet - Ethernet connection suggested. 34 -30 minute weekly lessonsfollowing Golden Hills School Division calendar for 2020-2021.

 

 Dixon Guitar Studio 

Robert Dixon 
(403) 324 7964
dixonguitarstudio@gmail.com
www.dixonguitarstudio.com


Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070899037003 

Guitar lessons for ages 6+
All levels of guitar
Robert teaches classical, electric, and acoustic guitar.
$100 a month, roughly $25 a lesson. Each lesson is half hour.


Start second week of September/ when registered. Robert believes music should be fun as this is how students learn. Lessons will consist of some theory, as well as playing/ practicing out of a method book and creating music themselves.  

 

 Jim Baxter's Guitar Lessons 

Jim Baxter
(403) 923-6671
jimb@jimbaxterguitar.com
www.jimbaxterguitar.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/100051090369221/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEz-PotNCs6Fyews_VWMRqQ 

 

I teach guitar in my home to individual students of any skill level, almost any age (kids over 8 yrs have better success). I've been teaching here in Strathmore for 16 years now. I concentrate on getting people playing first, then develop reading and theory skills as they progress. I also teach bass, and help people with finding an instrument to suit their budget and interests. Look for Strathmore Guitar Students on Youtube to see some of my students showcasing their skills. Call 403-923-6671 for rates and availablility.

 

 Pianissmo Piano Studio
Rachel

(403) 480-1060
http://www.pianissimopianostudio.com
peru1@shaw.ca

I teach anyone of any age, how to read music, how to play on the piano what you are reading on the music sheets, you can sing along and improve your pitch. Fair prices, flexible schedule, but you must be pet friendly, thank you!


MaxSPL Music

Danielle Wiewel

(403)464-4966

http://maxspl.com/index.html

facebook.com/maxsplmusic 

dan@maxspl.com

MaxSPL Music offers music lessons for a variety of instruments. With currently 5 great teachers on staff we have times available to fit any students schedules. Students from 4 and up and at any skill level welcome.
Current one on one lessons: Guitar, ukulele, piano, voice, bass, mandolin, saxophone, clarinet
Group lessons coming soon for ukulele, guitar, voice, and even DJ/production! 

 Wee Ones Music Studio 

Julia Dobbin 
(403) 861-8327
weeonesmusicstudio@gmail.com
weeonesmusicstudio.com

 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeeOnesMusicStudio 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weeonesmusicstudio/ 

 

Wee Ones Music Studio is ready to nurture the musical creativity of the wee ones in the Strathmore and surrounding communities. We offer a variety of group music classes for families and children ages 0-12. Come explore music in a joyful learning environment, bond with your wee one, build community connections, and grow your musical knowledge.

  • Wee Ones 0-24 months (1 adult attendee per child) = $120 for six 45 minute classes
  • Young Ones 2-4 Years (1 adult attendee per child) = $120 for six 45 minute classes
  • Explorers 5-7 Years = $120 for six 45 minute classes
  • Adventurers 8-12 Years = $120 for six 45 minute classes
  • Family Classes = 45 minute class, $10 per adult/$5 per child, 1 adult attendee per child/children, all ages welcome in this family friendly activity that is booked on a class by class basis

 

 Service Clubs & Volunteer Organizations

 

 Girl Guides

Patricia Manuell
any-prairierosetwilightdc@girlguides.ca
https://www.girlguides.ca/web/GGC/Media/Notices/Articles/Parent_FAQs.aspx

We’re excited to welcome your daughter back this September for a fun and safe Guiding year. You can be confident that no matter what the year ahead looks like, she’ll have a full and meaningful Guiding year building skills and friendships. Girl Guides will be there for girls, with exciting new in-person, anytime, and virtual experiences.Girl Guides of Canada has always been a leader in safety. Our Return to In-Person Guiding protocols are informed by recommendations from Ministries of Public Health across the country and other experts, including recommendations from Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children.

We know that families have questions about what fall 2020 will look like at Girl Guides, and we’ll continue to provide you with the answers you need as the situation evolves. Our FAQ page will be updated regularly throughout the year – please continue to check back often.

 

 School Fuel

Brandi Bobee
(403) 934-2424
finance@hope-community.ca

 

 Strathmore Lions

strathmorelions@gmail.com
https://e-clubhouse.org/sites/strathmore/

The Strathmore Lions have been making things happen in Strathmore for 80 years, starting with the swimming hole, back in 1939. The Club currently holds meetings twice a month, on the first and third Thursday.


 Hope Bridges Society

Wanda
(403) 983-3640
coordinator@hopebridges.ca

Hope Bridges is a community-based, not-for-profit organization that inspires connection between adults in community and works to change hearts and minds through the universal language of art. We offer arts-based classes and workshops for all adults that help participants express themselves and connect with others. At the heart of our organization is the knowledge that everyone belongs and everyone is welcome.

 

 

Back to Basics Tutoring Services 

Emily Rochford 
403-814-0167 

Rochford@fastmail.fm

Experienced and Alberta and New Brunswick certified classroom teacher.

Tutoring available for :

- k-9: all subjects, French, French Immersion & Spanish
- 10-12: English, Social Studies, French, Spanish
- Remediations: reading, writing, grammar, math foundations, and basic English language learning. 

 

Brentwood's Learn and Play Before and After School Program 

Samantha Woodley

(587)727-0702

brentwoodlearnandplay@gmail.com

https://brentwoodslearnandplay4.godaddysites.com/

 

Brentwood's Learn and Play Before and After is a great way for kids to socialize, explore, create and grow. The program is full of open ended toys that grow your child's creativity, problem solving skills and social skills. We create both product art and process art through teacher directed crafts and our Makerspace. This year we have added a loose parts area where students can explore different materials before creating and building masterpieces. Brentwood's Learn and Play is a firm believer in getting outside and enjoying the fresh air so be sure to dress for the weather.

We currently accept Ecole Brentwood/Brentwood Elementary students between kindergarten and grade 6. Our program is open between 6:30 am and 6:00 pm Monday to Friday and includes PD/FLEX Fridays as well as Teachers Convention week.

Full Time (Includes school closure days, breakfast and snack) $450/month
Part Time PM (Includes school closure days, Breakfast on full days and snack) $366/month
Part Time AM (Includes breakfast) $230

Afternoon drop in $20
Morning drop in $15

We also accept subsidy for those that qualify. 

Brentwood's Learn and Play Playschool

Samantha Woodley

(587)727-0702

brentwoodlearnandplay@gmail.com

https://brentwoodslearnandplay4.godaddysites.com/

 

Register now for September 2022/2023 school year. We will accept registrations until our program is full. 

 

At Brentwood's Learn and Play Playschool we follow the Pocket of Playschool curriculum with bits and pieces of the Flight curriculum. Both are very hands on engaging curriculums that allow the children to learn through play, creativity and exploring. Throughout the day we will participate in teacher led activities such as group discussions, story time, songs and journal activities. They will include both large and small group activities. Students will engage in outside time when weather permits or gym time when it is to cold. During playtime they have the opportunity to explore six different centers which include a literacy center, dramatic play, building, sensory, math/science and art. Our main areas of focus on are social development, fine motor skills and gross motor skills but we also introduce the alphabet, different reading skills as well as math skills. Centers are full of different materials, including loose parts and are changing constantly. We strongly believe that when provided with the right materials children grow naturally through curiosity and play.

Registration Fee: $100/year
Monthly Fee: $127 (Sept.-June)
**Parent portions may be reduced through subsidies please reach out for more information. 

  Strathmore Little Flower Pre-Kindergarten
Lauren Zulyniak

(403) 901-1544
jclark@redeemer.ab.ca
www.sacredheartacademy.ca

All students must be 4 years old by December 31, 2020. Our program is now full. Three morning and three afternoon per week program. Morning is Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:25 to 11:20 am. Afternoon will run Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12:15 to 3:10 pm. Fee is $150.00 per month per student with a $50.00 program registration fee (includes school supplies, snacks and field trips).

 

 Strathmore & District Playschool

Janique Lagace
(403) 901-1700
info@strathmoreplayschool.ca
www.strathmoreplayschool.ca

3 and 4 year old program
2 mornings or 2 afternoons/week
12 students/class
Free play, crafts, music, carpet time, pre K skills
Subsidies now available 

 

 

 Other Programs

 

Bridging the Gap

Nancy van Egmond
403-361-7216      
btgalberta@outlook.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrowingFamiliesSociety

Supporting the wellbeing of seniors 55+ in years through programming in Strathmore & Wheatland County. Bridging the Gap (known as "BTG") engages seniors with programming that supports social participation and inclusion. In turn, seniors are encouraged to volunteer their life skills, knowledge and experience back into the community.

To find a list of local events for seniors 55+ check out the events calendar on our BTG website: https://bridgingthegapalberta.ca/community-events
Want to volunteer or have a volunteer opportunity check out our listings , or add your own here: https://bridgingthegapalberta.ca/volunteer

 

Growing Opportunities

403-901-7684
gomrb@telus.net
https://growingfamiliessociety.ca/

Facebook: https://growingfamiliessociety.ca/

Growing Opportunities (known as "GO") is an in-home visitation program which provides supports to individuals during their pregnancy through counseling, nutritional supplements, support, education, resources and connected them to community services. Program delivery is 1 day a week by a Registered Nurse, Support Worker, and Life Skills Coach with access to a Nutritionist.

For more information call or text the Strathmore GO Team on Wednesdays at 403-901-7684

Supporting pregnant women with healthy lifestyles choices for themselves and their babies.

 

 Strathmore Municipal Library

Rachel Dick Hughes (Director)
(403)934-5440
info@strathmorelibrary.ca

 

The Strathmore Municipal Library strives to provide opportunities for life-long learning to residents and visitors to Strathmore and Area. This fall, the library is bringing back in-person programming with the addition of 4 new early literacy programs; Twinkle Babies, Toddler Time, ABC Kids, and Together Time Tales. We are also bringing back the popular Halloween Costume Exchange on Saturday, October 2 from 10am to 3pm. Be sure to join us on Thursday, September 30 from 6-9pm as we Celebrate Indigenous Makers with a special maker market and meet the artist event. This event is part of Alberta Culture Days and in honour of Truth and Reconciliation Day.

For more information about the programs and services the library provides, please check out our website at www.strathmorelibrary.ca.      

 

 

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