Check out another great fitness program organized through Saskatchewan Health Authority and First Mennonite Church (418 Queen St) right here in the community!
Please contact the church with any questions (not organized by CPCA)
Our current coordinator is moving away (how dare she!) and we need someone new to keep our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and website up to date. The position is as much work as you’d like to make it – and only requires basic knowledge in social media platforms and a willingness to learn. The only commitment is attending our monthly meetings so you know what to post!
Email our current coordinator Nicole at coco.smith804@gmail.com if you think this is something you’d be interested in.
Check out READ Saskatoon’s Free Program – right here in City Park!
Summer is right around the corner ☀️… why not plan a block party to have an excuse to shut down the street and get to know your neighbours? Not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered:
Toolkits are available to anyone in the city who’d like to host a block party:
The CPCA will cover the block party permit cost for the first five blocks to sign up.
Send your block party request to: cityparkcommunity@gmail.com
Info on how to obtain a permit from the city: https://www.saskatoon.ca/…/neighbourhoods-com…/block-parties
Included in the toolkits: reusable plastic plates, cups, cutlery, and garbage bags; tablecloths; Block Party sign; Icebreaker games for kids and adults; and sidewalk chalk and games for kids.
We are starting to gather ads, events, and other items for our summer newsletter. Want to be included? See below for more details 📝
SUM Theatre returns to City Park! We are excited to have this great organization and show return to our neighbourhood. Theatre in the Park is a summer tradition for many people in Saskatchewan. It is suitable for all ages and FREE of charge. Everyone is welcome.
The Young Ones: The earth is in a terrible way. The sun is too hot. The land is too dry. But the Young Ones are looking for hope. . .
Join us in Wilson Park for The Young Ones, written by Yvette Nolan and adapted by the Sum Theatre Ensemble.
Come an hour early (6pm) to do a free craft with the Nutrien Wonderhub!
Watch for updates as this is event weather dependent!
For more info: www.sumtheatre.com
Are you over 50 and wanting to improve your health? Come to a Forever in Motion drop in class at First Mennonite Church (418 Queen St) Tuesdays or Thursdays at 10am. (program started in April, but will be continuing!)
No cost- Everyone welcome!
Please contact the church office 306-244-6772 or office@firstmennonite.ca for details (not organized by CPCA).
