LBCL is hosting a Spring Bling Smatie Pants Dance on Saturday, March 12. The dance is from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm and is open to all kids aged 6 to 12. We require an adult over 18 years to drop off and pick up children. The dance will be at the LBCL Hall (16220 103 Street). There will be door prizes, snacks for sale, and lots of fun! Admission is $5.00.
Classes Offered (9:00am-11:15am):
3/4 year olds Tues & Thurs $90.00 (2015 fees)
4 year olds Mon/Wed/Fri $135.00
4 year olds Mon to Fri $225.00
For information please visit the playschool website at www.loreleibeaumarisplayschool.com or check out their Facebook page.
Once the old board has completed their 2015 commitments and all board positions for 2016 are filled with willing, committed volunteers then, and only then, will Sports Registrations happen. We cannot run programs or offer activities including soccer and softball if we don’t have volunteers to take care of all the details and maintain a community league.
Late Registrations:
Sunday March 6 10:00am - 12:00pm
Wednesday, March 9 7:00- 9:00pm
Note: Late registrants will be required to complete 2 parental commitment
Come visit the Edmonton Public Library on Family Day. All EPL branches will be open from 1:00pm - 5:00 pm on February 15. The Castle Downs Branch will be visited by Capitan Sadie Swabbie the Pirate at 2:30 pm. Check out epl.ca/FamilyDay for information on all the great free programming happening on Family Day at EPL.
The City of Edmonton is running a Learn to Skate programme at our rink on Sunday mornings starting on January 10th. It's the perfect opportunity for kids to gain confidence while having fun on the ice... and it's FREE!
Thanks to the hard work of our resident Ice Man, Duncan, the rink is open!
Weather permitting, the rink hours are:
Access to the rink is free with your 2015-15 LBCL membership (card or skate tag)
For more skating info, check out our Skating page, and check out our Facebook and Twitter feed for updates on closures/ice conditions.
Local archivist, Tim O'Grady, has written a wonderful piece on the foundation and development Castle Downs. This article appears on the Edmonton City as Museum website which collects "the best stories Edmonton has to offer, from the perspective of Edmontonians."
Check out A Kingdom in North Edmonton: Castle Downs 1969-1979 by clicking on the link below.
