Looking for something to do this week? From live music and trivia nights to workshops, wellness programs, community events, and 50+ activities, here’s a snapshot of some upcoming adult-focused events happening around Chestermere, Langdon and nearby.

Short local updates, community notices, volunteer opportunities and other things worth knowing around Chestermere and Langdon.

Looking for free kids activities in Chestermere this fall? Chestermere Community Services and Chestermere PCSS are offering two creative programs for local children and youth, with opportunities to make connections, try something new and have some fun.

Get those costumes ready! The Chestermere Trunk or Treat returns Saturday, October 17, from 12–3 pm in the Chestermere Public Library parking lot.

Halloween is all about a little bit of spooky fun, and the BOO tradition is the sweetest way to spread it around the neighbourhood. If you’ve ever found a surprise bag of treats on your doorstep with a note that says “You’ve Been BOO’d!”, you already know how fun it is.

Ever heard of the Switch Witch? She’s the friendly Halloween witch who visits homes after bedtime, trading kids’ extra candy for toys or small gifts. It’s a fun and magical way to cut down on sugar overload without killing the Halloween vibe.

October is here, and Chestermere and Langdon are packed with Halloween fun for all ages. From pumpkin patches to costume dances, and haunted houses, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate spooky season.

NextGen Founders Lab is a Calgary-based venture studio helping high school students turn their ideas into real businesses.

Every year on September 30, communities across Canada observe Orange Shirt Day, a time to honour the survivors of residential schools, remember those who never made it home, and reflect on the lasting impact these schools had on Indigenous families and communities.

Looking for a spot where your kid can just chill, have fun, and maybe even get a little help with school? The Drop has it all - and it’s completely free.

The Chestermere Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce a new $1,000 scholarship for a graduating Grade 12 student attending Chestermere High School or St. Gabriel the Archangel School.

Chestermere’s Energizer Night returned September 9, with the main hall at the Chestermere Recreation Centre filled to capacity with local organizations, businesses, programs and community services.

Chestermere is celebrating early literacy and the local impact of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library with a special proclamation on September 25.

Looking for things to do in Chestermere, Alberta, this September? The Main Street Harvest Market & Vintage Car Show is bringing local shopping, fall activities and family fun to Chestermere Main Street and John Peake Park on Saturday, September 26.

The Chestermere Country Fair 2026 takes place Saturday, September 12, bringing the annual community celebration back to Chestermere with a parade, rodeo, family activities, local vendors and traditional fair competitions.

Join the Langdon Community Association for a fun-filled Halloween celebration with music, dancing, treats and plenty of spooky fun!

Two local favourites are back on the calendar, bringing together recreation providers, community groups, and support services for a pair of practical, free family-friendly evenings.

For some kids, the first few times on skates are a bit wobbly. That is part of the fun, and part of learning. For families looking for Chestermere skating lessons, Chestermere Skating School offers a welcoming place for children to learn the basics, develop their skills and become more comfortable on the ice.

Fall means back to school, cooler weather and figuring out how to keep kids and teens busy once summer winds down.

From hockey and skating to dance, martial arts, music, coding, leadership programs and more, there are plenty of ways for kids to stay active, learn something new, build confidence and connect with others close to home.

Chestermere Muslim Fest returns August 29, 2026, at John Peake Park. Enjoy halal food, live performances, local vendors, kids’ activities and more. Everyone is welcome!