Join the SPYC meeting and make your voice heard!

Read and roll, Francophone version, for parents and their kids ages 3-4. Limit of 6 children, register with Franco-accueil by calling 780-645-5050.

Join FCSS for an Interagency Connection on Mondays in the Elk Point Regional FCSS Office. Members of the Elk Point Interagency include representatives from different local non-profit human services organizations and agencies that meet to communicate about services and issues in our community.

A parent/child interactive program! On Mondays, read together and then roll with activities to explore the concepts of each story. Snacks and childcare provided. Maximum 6 kids, call 780-645-5311 to…

Send your kids after school on Mondays to a safe, supervised area to complete homework, read, craft, etc. $15/hour, registration required. Email [email protected]

Join Mannawanis for weekly healing circles — safe spaces for sharing, support, and community connection. These circles offer a welcoming space for reflection, healing, and growth rooted in Indigenous teachings…

Introducing the Elk Point Youth Council (EPYC), a new volunteer-led group led by youth ages 13-21 in Elk Point and the surrounding area. Stop by the Open House and join…

Free drop-in! Times subject to change throughout the season, check the Arena's Facebook page.

Join Mannawanis for weekly healing circles — safe spaces for sharing, support, and community connection. These circles offer a welcoming space for reflection, healing, and growth rooted in Indigenous teachings…

Free, in-person workshops to enhance your employment skills! Register with St. Paul's Lakeland Employment Services at 780-646-6729 or email [email protected]

Free drop-in! Times subject to change throughout the season, check the Arena's Facebook page.

Nature of Ornament explores the connection between the patterns found in the natural world and humanity’s enduring desire for adornment. Drawing parallels between organic forms and decorative expression, this exhibit invites viewers to reflect on how nature continues to inspire beauty, detail, and design.

After school fun at the Ashmont Community Library. FREE for ages 6-12. Parent/guardian registration and consent required, 15 spots on a first come, first served basis. Call 780-726-3777 for more info.

Contact Patty Jeffery to book a table at 780-819-7826.

Connect, get outdoors, and walk your way to better health, every Thursday in Elk Point. Participants will meet at the Regional FCSS office (4906 48 Street) at 1:30 p.m. before heading out on an urban poling journey! All participants may register each week for FREE at 780-724-3800.

Nature of Ornament explores the connection between the patterns found in the natural world and humanity’s enduring desire for adornment. Drawing parallels between organic forms and decorative expression, this exhibit invites viewers to reflect on how nature continues to inspire beauty, detail, and design.

Explore rhythm, music, and creative movement with your child! For ages 3.5-6, caregiver must be in attendance. Register as a sessional or for the full year.

Nature of Ornament explores the connection between the patterns found in the natural world and humanity’s enduring desire for adornment. Drawing parallels between organic forms and decorative expression, this exhibit invites viewers to reflect on how nature continues to inspire beauty, detail, and design.

For ages 18+! Registration is required for this event, due to it taking place after the library's regular hours. This event can be registered for under the 'Programs' tab on the St. Paul Library website or email [email protected]

Drop-in for a new activity each Saturday! *Unfacilitated, so children under 10 should be accompanied by an adult. February 7, Colouring Day February 14, Family Valentine Card-making February 21, Kids Bible Story Hour with Shareword Global February 28, Build and create with Lego

Nature of Ornament explores the connection between the patterns found in the natural world and humanity’s enduring desire for adornment. Drawing parallels between organic forms and decorative expression, this exhibit invites viewers to reflect on how nature continues to inspire beauty, detail, and design.