Join us for free public family ice skating every Sunday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon at the brand new Banff Trail Community Centre Outdoor Rink (at least until the ice melts, anyway). If you haven’t seen the rink yet, it’s on the corner of 20 Ave and 20 St NW, right behind the community centre.
There will be free coffee for the parents and hot chocolate for the kiddos (bring a mug, if you remember). Every Sunday will also be soundtracked with classic soul music by the likes of Aretha Franklin, Sam Cooke, and The Temptations. Just a heads up that no hockey equipment will be allowed on the ice during the open skate.
It doesn’t matter whether you just turned 1 or 100 years old, grab a pair of skates and swing down this Sunday (and the one after that…) for this free public event (no community membership required). See you there!
Community Potluck! Meat will be provided, bring your favorite dish/food! Free for members. Not a member, no problem. Memberships available for purchase at the door or click here – $10 single, $15 family/household.
The snow maybe be flying, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be thinking Soccer!
The 2018 season runs from April 16 through June 21.
Registration opens February 1st and closes February 28th, 2018.
The Banff Trail Soccer club is a popular way for our community to work together, and an unparalleled way to get the neighbourhood kids together, have fun, and play with teams from close-by communities.
Hidden Story Productions is looking for some extras interested in playing shinny hockey at the Banff Trail Community rink for this Friday (Jan 5, 2018) from 11 am to 3 pm.
We’re filming a short Public Service Announcement (PSA) about needless idling. No acting or professional hockey skills required as all you have to do is have fun on the ice rink. We’re looking for a diversity of community to come out, so if you are able to come out for 11 am (awesome) or 1 pm (great too) then come out with your skates and sticks.
Are you interested in expanding your indigenous knowledge? If so, please come to our free workshop hosted by the BTCA.
This workshop will touch on the current realities facing Indigenous communities, and increase awareness of the need for cultural support. The workshop will also explore how historical processes and policies continue to have an effect on Indigenous People, and provide ways participants can heal together.
Saturday, January 20th, 2018 from 11am to 2pm at the BTCA Hall
Presented by: Tim Fox, Director – Indigenous Relations, Calgary Foundation
This Is My Neighbourhood postcards have been mailed out! Look for yours, and help us make Banff Trail even better! They can be dropped off at Weeds, Higher Ground, or the Community Hall. Go to calgary.ca/MyNeighbourhood for more info.
Looking for an affordable game of golf with lunch, dinner, prizes, AND help supporting community associations?
Join the Federation of Calgary Communities on Friday, August 11th, 2017 at the Canal at Delacour Golf Club for their 5th Annual Chip in Fore Communities Golf Tournament, presented by Save-on-Foods! The day will begin when registration and the driving range open at 11:00am, followed by lunch at noon, and a texas scramble tee-off at 1:00pm. Dinner will be served following the tournament.
One of the most affordable golf tournaments in the city, at only $160/individual and a discounted rate of $600/foursome, Chip in Fore Communities includes lunch, 18 holes in a power cart with goodies along the way, dinner, and the chance to win prizes.
And don’t worry if you’re not a skilled golfer – the tournament is a best ball format and focuses on having fun, not winning. This year’s foursome photo competition will be Canada150 themed.
