Looking for something to do this week? Here's a roundup of what's happening at the Chestermere and Langdon libraries, from storytimes and book clubs to workshops and special events.

Langdon Days is happening this weekend! It’s the hamlet’s annual summer throwdown with a parade, slow-pitch, live music, markets, kids’ games, beer gardens, fireworks, and more. Check out the full schedule below and plan your weekend!

Find every Chestermere, Langdon and area school’s 2025 supply list in one place. Plus, learn about local backpack programs helping families with free school supplies for kids in need.

Want to make Chestermere and Langdon a little brighter? Volunteer opportunities abound right here in our backyard, and beyond.

Little Lake Locals is your go-to hub for local events, activities, and, of course, volunteer opportunities. We’re big believers in the power of pitching in. Volunteering connects us, strengthens our communities, and sometimes even leads to a free coffee or two.

It’s officially pancake season, and around here, that’s kind of a big deal.

From Canada Day celebrations to Stampede-inspired mornings, local pancake breakfasts are a classic summer tradition. They’re fun, family-friendly, and let’s be honest—who’s saying no to free pancakes?

Looking to keep the kids busy this summer without breaking the bank? Rocky View Schools (RVS) has your back with a lineup of free summer programming designed for all families in our communities, including Chestermere, Langdon, and surrounding areas.

Looking for Chestermere or Langdon summer camps? Explore full-day, half-day, and free programs for kids and youth in 2025, including outdoor adventures, STEM, arts, and more.

You don’t need to spend big bucks to make summer memories. We’ve rounded up 40 budget-friendly ideas to keep your crew busy, happy, and mostly sane. Want to keep it simple? Download the printable Summer Bucket List, stick it on your fridge, and check things off as you go.

Langdon Community Association (LCA) is coordinating tennis lessons for all ages for the weeks of July 7 to 11, 2025 and August 11 to 15, 2025. Lessons are 60 to 90 minutes long from Monday to Friday at the tennis courts located in Langdon Park.

Parents looking for a way to keep older kids active, social, and off their screens this summer have a solid option close to home. Synergy’s popular Langdon Summer Drop-In program is back, offering free weekday fun for youth aged 10 and up.

Discover what’s happening in Langdon, Alberta this summer! From Langdon Days to library programs and nearby events in Indus, this 2025 events guide has it all, updated regularly.

Join the Chestermere Chiefs' free football Try It Camps on June 5 & 12 at East Lake School. Open to youth ages 8–14. No experience needed, gear provided!

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.

The Little Lake Locals Directory connects you with trusted businesses, services, and community groups in Chestermere and Langdon. Whether you’re searching for child care options, mental health and medical services, ways to get involved with local volunteer groups, or someone who makes cupcakes that’ll ruin your diet (worth it), it’s all in one easy-to-navigate place.

Looking for screen-free, budget-friendly fun this spring and summer? Whether you're based in Chestermere, Langdon, or nearby, we've rounded up 35 easy day trips that are perfect for families. From scenic hikes to quirky roadside attractions and museums, these spots are all within a few hours’ drive and ideal for kids of all ages.

Let’s be honest, finding childcare that’s safe, reliable and actually awesome for your kid can feel like finding a unicorn in a snowstorm. But good news, Chestermere parents: Chestermere Daycare & Before and After School Care is that rare find.

Is your child ready to stay home solo but you’re not quite ready to hand over the remote and the first aid kit?

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.

The early years, from birth to age six, are often called the most formative time in a child’s life. During this period, young children grow rapidly across five key areas of development: physical, cognitive, language and communication, social-emotional, and adaptive/self-help.

The Royal Canadian International Circus® is coming to CrossIron Mills from May 23 to June 1, 2025, with 17 performances under the Big Top.