It’s that time again - when Chestermere lights up the night with a little friendly holiday competition and a whole lot of community spirit.

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This full-day course is designed for youth who want to learn how to safely and responsibly care for children aged three months and up.

The Imagination Library of Chestermere Foundation is kicking off the holiday season with a festive fundraiser that’s straight out of Whoville.

Registration is open for three free youth programs in Langdon and Chestermere, designed to help local kids and teens connect, grow, and have fun in a supportive environment.

The Chestermere Public Library is gearing up for another season of learning, creativity, and community connection with its fall lineup of free programs for youth and families.

Looking for something fun (and free!) to do with your little ones? The Chestermere Public Library has you covered. Whether your child is a brand-new baby or a busy preschooler, the Library offers a lineup of weekly drop-in programs designed for families with children under 6.

At the beginning of the school year, we like to read the story 'Too Much Glue' by Jason Lefebvre. In the story, Matty uses too much glue and ends up getting stuck to his art project! So his art teacher reminds the class, "glue raindrops, not puddles!" We love this book to help our students practice using a small dot of liquid glue.

The 2025 municipal election is right around the corner, and families in Chestermere have two great opportunities to meet the candidates before heading to the polls.

Looking for positive, engaging programs for your tween or teen this fall? Synergy has a full lineup of free programs designed to give youth a safe, inclusive place to connect, learn, and grow. From mentorship to leadership opportunities, here’s what’s available for Fall 2025.

Chestermere families can kick off fall with a unique opportunity. JKA Empow Lil Academy is offering its Family Karate program for only $80 this September. Regular tuition begins in October, making this the perfect time to give karate a try.

Little Lake Locals is your go-to resource for family-friendly events, activities, and must-know happenings in Chestermere, Langdon, and the surrounding rural areas. No more hearing about amazing events after they’ve already happened, this newsletter brings everything straight to your inbox every Thursday morning.

Ready to trade flip-flops for figure skates? Registration is now open for the Ice Edge Skating Club’s PreStar Group and StarSkate programs! Whether your child is just beginning their figure skating journey or is training towards competition goals, our programs offer the right mix of skill development, challenge, and fun.

Chestermere is gearing up for three incredible cultural celebrations, each bringing food, music, traditions, and community together at John Peake Park. Whether you’re looking to try new foods, learn about different cultures, or just spend a great day by the lake, these events are open to everyone, and they’re all free.

If your 3- or 4-year-old loves to play, is ready to make new friends, and wants to explore the world around them, Chestermere Playschool is the preschool for you! The play-based curriculum is carefully designed by two exceptionally qualified teachers to nurture the skills needed for a smooth transition from home to kindergarten..

Looking for fun ways to wrap up summer 2025 in Chestermere and Langdon? Whether you want a local day trip, lake adventure, bike ride, or family game night, there are plenty of activities close to home.

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.

The Chestermere Public Library is wrapping up the Summer Reading Program with a family-friendly celebration on Friday, August 15, from 12:00 pm to 3:30 pm, and you’re invited!

To make our fossils, each student was given a golf ball-sized piece of dough. They used rollers or their hands to flatten the dough. We allowed the kids to choose their favourite dinosaur toy to make imprints.

You know that big old community hub with the rinks, soccer fields, ball diamonds, curling sheets—and the parking lot that needs repaving? That’s our Rec Centre. It’s run by a local non-profit (your neighbours on the board), and keeping the lights on is no small feat.

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.