Get ready for a little friendly competition, some seriously determined rubber ducks, and a fun-filled afternoon at John Peake Park.

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.

If you’re looking for a fun, welcoming place for your child to explore dance, Twirl Dance Company at the Chestermere Recreation Centre has you covered.

Chestermere, Langdon and Indus Grade 7 students can get a free year of admission to TELUS Spark with the 2026 Purple Galaxy Pass. Explore exhibits, science shows, labs and more. Registration opens August 1.

Families looking for meaningful summer activities can register for several free mental wellness programs being offered by Rocky View Schools Mental Health Capacity Building (MHCB) throughout July and August.

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.

Looking for a summer camp that offers a little bit of everything? Dabble Summer Camps with Synergy are designed to help kids explore new interests, build confidence, and have fun in an inclusive and supportive environment.

Kids can build confidence, independence and practical safety skills this summer through free Home Alone and Babysitting courses hosted at the Chestermere Public Library and provided by Trellis Society. Registration is required for all sessions.

Registration is now open for Synergy’s popular Langdon Summer Drop-In program, giving local youth a free place to stay active, make friends, and enjoy a variety of supervised activities throughout the summer.

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.

More than 50 girls ages 8–14 attended the Go Girl event on May 15 at the Calgary Yacht Club, featuring sailing, wellness workshops, team building, and outdoor activities.

Teens looking to get job-ready this summer can check out a free Resume and Interview Skills Workshop hosted by Synergy later this month.

Ice Edge Skating Club Summer Camps 2026 run July 6–August 7, offering Pre-STAR and STAR skater training in Chestermere. Build skills, strength, and confidence on and off the ice with structured weekly camps for developing and advanced figure skaters.

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.

Looking for something active, local, and screen-free this summer? The Langdon Community Association is bringing back its popular tennis camps, and it’s a solid option for kids, teens, and even adults who want to get out on the court.

Langdon’s Energizer Night is almost here, and honestly, it’s one of those “why didn’t we always have this?” kind of events. It’s a local collaboration between Synergy, Little Lake Locals, the Langdon Community Association, and Langdon Library, all pulling together to make life a bit easier for families.

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.

Set sail this summer with the Calgary Yacht Club’s Sail Canada-accredited camps, perfect for young adventurers ages 5 to 17. Running weekdays in July and August, these full-day camps offer hands-on experience with sailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding—all equipment provided.

Spring ice is calling, and Ice Edge Skating Club has opened registration for its Spring 2026 learn-to-skate programs. The club’s Skate Canada–sanctioned sessions are built for brand-new skaters and those ready to level up, with a focus on solid skills, confidence, and a supportive on-ice environment. In other words, less wobble, more glide.

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.