The Sherbrooke Community League

...is an organization serving the community of Sherbrooke, located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada; bordered by Yellowhead Trail to the North, 127 Street to the East, 118 Ave to the South, and St. Albert Trail to the West.

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Community Crafting Night

Mondays 6:30 – 8:30PM

13008 122Ave NW

Join your neighbours and learn, share or just sit and chat while you would on your next project.
Crafts include:
– quilting
– crochet
– knitting
– scrapbooking
Any thing you can think of!

Yoga w/ Dancing Willow

Thursdays 7-8PM

13008 122Ave NW

Be sure to register with the organizer to register your spot!

Sherbrooke Christmas Craft Fair

November 12 –  10AM – 4PM

13008 122Ave NW

Come out and find your next family heirloom!
Including the popular community swap table for Christmas decorations.

Christmas Crafting Carnival

December 4 –  1PM – 4PM

13008 122Ave NW

We’re hosting a Christmas Crafting Carnival for all ages!
Christmas Crafting Stations for the following activities:
– Paper bag stamping
– Paper plate Santa Claus
– Yarn warped Christmas tree ornaments
– Clothes pin snowmen
– Christmas cards
There will be free hot chocolate & coffee and snacks available.
Parental supervision is required for all children 12 and under.

Brunch with Santa

December 18 –  10AM – 12:30PM

13008 122Ave NW

Brunch with Santa!
– Brunch – catered
– Pictures with Santa
– Gifts for all the kids!
– Liquor license for a shot of Bailys with Coffee (+$2) fundraising for rink operations
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/447205984137

Lantern Making Workshop

January 8 –  11AM – 1:00PM

13008 122Ave NW

The 2 hour ‘bright ideas’ lantern workshops will be facilitated by well-known lantern maker Lynette Maurice who will bring all of the materials required for each participant to make one lantern.
A demonstration of different styles of lanterns will be shown with many samples to see.
Your lanterns will be on display in the Community Lantern Gardens on the Festival site during the festival February 1-4, 2023 and will be seen by over 45,000 visitors!
Or you might choose to keep your lantern so you can carry it when you come to the festival.
All materials will be provided.
Workshop fee is a pay what you can model so you can register for FREE, by donation (any amount) or up to $15 to cover the instructor fee and materials.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/446403092667

Learn to Skate

December – March

13008 122Ave NW

A ten week program for ages 4-6yrs old 6-7PM
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/462079270537
A ten week program for ages 7-9yrs old 7:30Pm-8:30PM
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/462079892397

Schedule:

• December 13/20 (no class Dec 27th)

• January 10/17/24/31 (no class Jan 3rd)

• February 7/14/28 (no class Feb 21st)

• March 7

Participants must:

• arrive 15 minutes early to put on all equipment

Equipment:

• Hockey, figure, or recreational Skates with a supportive ankle (available from Sherbrooke Community League)

• CSA approved hockey helmet (not expired) (available from Sherbrooke Community League)

• Mittens

• Dress in layers – no long, dangly, or restrictive items/garments

• Snow pants recommended

See vid: https://youtu.be/WTQ2Yr5pdR0

Program pre-requisites*:

1> Fall down and get up.

2> Balance on 2 feet

3> Move forward

4> Move backwards

5> Twisting motion with skates

6> 360* march

7> 2foot jump

* the Sherbrooke Rink is available to practice prior to attending the course

This program runs in compliance with Canskate and by an Canskate Trained Instructor.

Conducted in a fun, friendly environment, the CanSkate program showcases a comprehensive series of balance, control and agility skills, using a nationally-tested and proven curriculum that supports skater success in developing stronger basic skills on the ice.

First Aid Training

This course booking is intended to meet the needs of a variety of stakeholders.
Participants that attend the first day on January 14th will receive Emergency First Aid Certification.
Participants that attend both January 14 – 15th will receive Standard First Aid Certification.
TICKETS
Volunteer: FREE (must provide a proof of volunteer efforts such as Volunteer Letter)
Community League Member: $45
Member of the public: $165
DAY 1 COURSE CONTENT
• Responding to an emergency
• Recognizing a mental health emergency
• CPR & AED for adults, children, and Infants
• Bleeding and burn management
• Medical emergencies
DAY 2 COURSE CONTENT
• Choking and breathing emergencies
• Mental health first aid
• Opioid overdose awareness
• Bone and joint injuries
• Environmental emergencies
ASSESSMENT
All participants take a written exam at the end of the course.
Register here: www.eventbrite.ca/e/431471150827

Nordic Pole Walking Class & Walking Group

Find Fitness, Friends, and Fun! Walking is an activity appropriate for individuals of all ages and most physical fitness levels.

Classes take place Tuesdays, register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/424168157377

Walking group meets at the hall on Thursdays!

Nordic pole walking is an activity that, when done properly, exercises 80 percent of your muscles. It’s low impact by nature, it’s fun to do, and it keeps you outdoors, making it an ideal form of exercise for anyone from out-of-season skiers to those recovering from injuries.

Get started with this class including information on gear, proper technique, and pole-walking location and workout suggestions.

Benefits include:
– Improving your physical and psychological health
– Exercises 90% of your muscles & reduces stress on lower joints
– Burns up to 47% more calories over walking without poles
– Works your core muscles: walking, snowshoeing or climbing mountains
– Getting to know others in your neighbourhood
– Familiarizing yourself with the resources and amenities of your community
– Appreciating vitamin ‘N’ature
– Reducing crime by residents being visible on the street

Little Bee Early Learning Academy

@ Sherbrooke Community League

We are so honoured to be the home of Little Bee Early Learning Academy – this project brings local, subsidized child care to our community. We are acutely aware of the positive socio-economic impacts that the access to child care has to our local families.
 
Our partnership with Little Bee Early Learning Academy has already been a huge success are we are excited to have more families join us. Sherbrooke Community League Members receive an additional discount with the registration fee being waved (a savings of $100)!
 
Little Bee Early Learning Academy at Sherbrooke Community League has launched their website – check it out today!
         

GudBox

The Güd Box is a large fresh, seasonal produce box that saves you approximately 35% on fruits and vegetables.
The box is available twice a month and includes always changing seasonal fruit and vegetables as well as some common staple items.

A portion of the proceeds go to Sherbrooke Community League programs such as Rink Operations and Community Gardening. www.thegudbox.ca/sherbrooke

Boxes ordered online and delivered straight to you!

Community League Meeting

December 1, 2022 – 7pm

In person at the hall – 13008 122Ave
All residents are welcome! Residents with Sherbrooke Community Memberships have voting rights.
If you have something you’d like to add to the agenda, please email president.sherbrookecl@gmail.com

The Edmonton Sport Council

The Edmonton Sport Council is a non-profit Society funded primarily by the City of Edmonton. The Edmonton Sport Council maintains a database of Edmonton sport and active recreation organizations that the public can access free at: https://www.edmontonsport.com/activity_search

The Edmonton Sport Council also maintains a database of Edmonton (and area) sport facilities [https://www.edmontonsport.com/facility_search].

Both databases have brief descriptions of the organizations’ programs or facilities with a link to their website.

In addition, the Sport Council website provides relevant information on current sport and active recreation issues, resources for both individuals and organizations, and extensive links to other sport and physical activity websites.

Sign up for Skip the Depot and Support Sherbrooke Community League!

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Sherbrooke Community League is now on SKIP THE DEPOT! 🍾
SKIP THE DEPOT is easy, convenient and requires very little effort and is no cost to you. 🤩
Sherbrooke Community League is excited about this fundraising initiative where SKIP THE DEPOT will come to your home or office and pick-up your donation of bottles/cans/tetra pak items and take them to the bottle depot. The proceeds of your recyclables will go directly to the Sherbrooke Community League as a donation.