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

The Circle of Security Parenting Program is a free, evidence-based program designed for parents and caregivers of children ages 0–6. Over seven weeks, participants learn more about children’s emotional needs, how to build secure connections, and ways to better respond to challenging behaviours.

Here’s a running list of extracurricular programs in Chestermere, Langdon, Indus, and nearby communities. Think of this as a starting point for sports, arts, movement, and skill-building programs for kids, youth, and even adults.

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

Whether it’s for Mother’s Day, Grandparents’ Day, or just because someone deserves a little handmade magic, these handprint keychains are a sweet, sentimental keepsake that fits in your pocket (and won’t melt in the car like chocolate).

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.

The Community Mental Health Fair is happening on May 2, 2026, from 11 am to 3 pm at the Chestermere Recreation Centre (main hall), bringing together local organizations, youth voices, and two well-known Canadian athletes for a day focused on connection, resilience, and mental well-being.

If you’re already mapping out summer and wondering how to keep the kids busy without hearing “I’m bored” before you’ve had coffee, here’s something local parents will want on their radar.

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.

The Community Mental Health Fair is happening on May 2, 2026, from 11 am to 3 pm at the Chestermere Recreation Centre (main hall), bringing together local organizations, youth voices, and two well-known Canadian athletes for a day focused on connection, resilience, and mental well-being.

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.

If you’re looking for something active, social, and just a little bit brag-worthy, the Chestermere Loop the Lake Run is back on Sunday, April 19, 2026, and it’s shaping up to be one of those “everyone comes out” kind of days.

Girls aged 9 to 14 will have the chance to try something new and get moving at the Go Girl event on Friday, May 15, 2026, at the Calgary Yacht Club. The full-day event runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is all about helping girls build confidence, stay active, and discover what they enjoy.

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.

A national funding announcement is translating into something pretty tangible here at home: more kids in Calgary will get the chance to try sailing this summer, including some at no cost.

For St. Patrick’s Day, we played a fun game called Pass the Shamrock. It’s easy to adapt for any theme or holiday, and all you need are clothespins and an item to pass around.

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.