If you’re hunting for festive plans without scrolling yourself into carpal tunnel, you’re in the right place. Here’s your quick roundup of all the local holiday happenings that’ll keep your crew busy and in the spirit.

If homework time at your house sometimes feels like a full-contact sport, good news. Scholars has officially opened its doors in Chestermere, bringing its trusted Canadian tutoring programs right into our community.

The City of Chestermere’s annual Winter Lights Festival returns on Saturday, November 29, 2025, bringing an evening packed with lights, live entertainment, and family activities at John Peake Park. The event runs from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm, with the annual lighting ceremony scheduled for 6:00 pm.

This special day is all about honouring children’s rights, voices, and all the things that make them wonderfully unique. Enjoy games, crafts, music, pizza, letter writing to Santa, and plenty of smiles as we celebrate the amazing kids who make our world brighter.

Registration is now open for the Ice Edge Skating Club’s Winter 2026 learn to skate programs. Families can sign up for PreCanSkate and CanSkate sessions, both sanctioned by Skate Canada.

Community Education Service (CES) provides free online seminars, offering parents and caregivers evidence-informed information that is accurate, reliable and easy to access.

This hands-on craft from the Chestermere Playschool helps little ones explore shapes, colours, and textures while sparking curiosity about nature.

It’s that time of year when twinkle lights, hot cocoa, and handmade treasures take over! Whether you’re hunting for unique gifts, local crafts, or just want to soak up the festive vibes, we’ve rounded up the best Christmas and holiday markets in Chestermere, Langdon, Calgary and beyond.

The Chestermere Boxing Club is a local non-profit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of youth in our community. By providing a safe and supportive environment, the club helps young people build confidence, develop discipline, and gain valuable life skills through the sport of boxing.

Join Bundles of Support, a free drop-in postpartum group in Chestermere where new moms connect, share experiences, and gain practical tools from weekly guest speakers in a warm, supportive setting.

The Langdon Library’s Children’s Holiday Store is back! This by-donation event lets kids pick and wrap gifts for loved ones. Donations and volunteers are needed to help make this beloved holiday tradition shine.

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.

Looking for fun, affordable ways to keep the kids entertained this Halloween? Whether you're in Chestermere or nearby, these six simple crafts and activities are perfect for a cozy afternoon at home.

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.

The Indus U14C Ringette team is hosting a Battery and Bottle Drive on October 18 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Chestermere Rec Centre parking lot, and they’re inviting the community to pitch in.

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.