Looking for Chestermere or Langdon spring and summer camps and activities? Explore full-day, half-day, and free programs for kids and youth in 2026, including outdoor adventures, STEM, arts, and more.

Hosted in partnership with the Chestermere Chamber of Commerce, Prospect Human Services, and the City of Chestermere, this event is all about connecting local job seekers with employers who are actually hiring. No endless online applications, no ghosting. Just real conversations with real people.

This August, Dexterity Dance Studio is bringing back its cheerful, high-energy summer day camp with a theme that leans all the way into fun: Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows. Translation: expect colour, creativity, and kids coming home happily exhausted.

Easter in Chestermere or Langdon doesn’t have to be all about chocolate bunnies and sugar highs. If you’re looking to mix it up this year (or just cut down on the candy), you can still pull off a fun and exciting Easter surprise without the chocolate overload.

Plastic Easter eggs aren’t just for stuffing with candy and forgetting in the backyard until May. They’re actually perfect for simple, low-prep games that get kids moving, thinking, and laughing. Whether you’ve got toddlers underfoot or tweens who need a bit more of a challenge, there’s something here that’ll keep everyone busy for more than five minutes.

Got ideas to make Chestermere even better? Want to trade your backpack for a mayor’s sash (just for a day)? The City of Chestermere is calling on students in grades 6 through 9 to apply for the Mayor for a Day contest, and it's packed with perks.

Energizer Night is a free, family-focused community event held twice a year (March and September) in Chestermere. It brings together a wide range of local programs, services, and activities under one roof, making it easy for families to discover what’s available in our area.

Little Free Libraries in Chestermere & Langdon.

A Little Free Library is a small, publicly accessible book-sharing box or structure that allows people to take a book to read or leave a book for others to find, based on the honour system.

Spring is here, and Chestermere is coming alive with events to get out and enjoy the season. From live music and art shows to workshops, tastings, and community gatherings, there’s plenty to explore and experience.

Trellis Society is hosting a FREE “Home Alone” safety program for kids aged 10 and up, perfect for helping your child build confidence, independence, and learn what to do when the toaster goes rogue.

Set your child up for success in the school year. Help your child transition to Kindergarten with hands-on workstations designed to mimic some of the experiences your child will have in a Kindergarten setting. There will also be take-home information for parents, snacks and door prizes.

This summer, turn your child’s love for technology into an exciting learning adventure. Code Ninjas Chestermere‍ offers week-long summer‍ camps that blend coding, creativity, and hands-on fun for kids ages 5 to 14

Chestermere is rolling out the runway, and everyone’s invited.

On Saturday, January 24, from 1 to 3 p.m., the Chestermere Rec Centre’s MPP Room will be filled with colour, culture, and community pride during the Multicultural Fashion Show.

Chestermere has cooled down, but the events calendar is still doing its thing. From paint nights and live music to sound baths and the occasional “wait, that’s happening here?” moment, this 2025/26 Chestermere events guide keeps you in the loop.

Scholars Choice Chestermere offers tutoring for all grades, including core high school subjects like math, sciences, and English, giving students the support they need and parents a break from nightly homework stress.

Every few months, someone in a local Facebook group asks: “Where can I do yoga around here?” If you’ve wondered the same thing, you’re not alone. We’ve put together a clear, up-to-date look at what’s available in Chestermere and Langdon, and how to decide which style is right for you.

If you have a child heading into kindergarten this September, or you are already side-eyeing the school years ahead and wondering what your options are, this is one event worth popping into.

Parent and Caregiver Support Services (PCSS), formerly known as Parent Link in Chestermere, is here to support you and your family in building meaningful connections. Join their free programs designed for parents and caregivers of children aged 0–13 years.

If you are looking for a fun, active winter activity for your 7 to 17 year old, curling might be the perfect fit. The Chestermere Curling Club is welcoming new and returning players to its Junior Curling League for the 2026 season, and there are still a few spots available.

Winter in Chestermere isn’t complete without hitting the ice, and the city makes it easy for locals to enjoy outdoor skating. From neighbourhood rinks to skating on the lake, there are plenty of ways to embrace some frosty fun.