On hiatus and looking for a new organizer.

This is a casual setting for neighbourhood kids aged -=5 and their parents to socialize and get to know each other.

The Lendrum Book Club meets monthly - generally the last Tuesday of the month.

Books are selected from book kits available at the Public Library so no purchases are required!

We are a very inclusive group - you don’t even have to have read the book to come!

Here is a sampling of books read and discussed to date:

• Starlight by Richard Wagamese

• Ru by Kim Thúy

• Little Yellow House: Finding Community in a Changing Neighbourhood by Carissa Halton.

Email Karrie for more information or to join!

Lendrum participates in the City of Edmonton’s community league swim program. With your community league membership card you can access free swimming Sundays, 4pm-5:30pm at Confederation Leisure Centre, 11204 43 Avenue. Please note there won’t be community league swim on holidays.

The Lendrum Craft Group welcomes all residents and friends who enjoy a variety of handcrafts. Some of our favourites are: quilting, crocheting, knitting, drawing, painting, and wood carving.

We meet on the 2nd and 4th Mondays throughout the year (except on holiday Mondays) and share a potluck lunch at 1:00 pm.

Time 10am - 4pm

Contact programs@lendrum.org for more information

The Lendrum Food and Garden Network is for individuals who have an interest in growing and sharing food. The direction of the group is guided by the members. Past group events have included presentations on permaculture, canning, and raised bed gardening.

If you are interested in joining the group or are able to contribute as a presenter, please let us know!

Visit Lendrum Food and Garden Network on Facebook.

You will need a Facebook account and ask to join.

Contact programs@lendrum.org for more information.

Girl Guides invites girls to challenge themselves, find their voice, meet new friends and make a difference. Join anytime, always accepting new girls in all levels! New leaders are always welcome!

Meetings are at Lendrum Community Hall.

Sparks (ages 5-6)

Brownies (ages 7-8)

Guides (ages 9-11)

Pathfinders (ages 12-15)

Rangers (ages 15-17)

Community League Membership is not required

Contact any-emilymurphydc@girlguides.ca for more information.

Gather all ye jolly good men for a night of socializing, snacking and beverage drinking.

Bring a few dollars to cover your expenses. Drop in for a few minutes or stay a while! Get to know others in the neighbourhood.

Last Friday of each month between 7:30 PM and 10:00 PM at the Hall.

Check LendrumYEG on Facebook for updates or contact Lance.

To ensure adequate sustenance will be available, please RSVP to Lance

Climate change can feel overwhelming. Neighbouring for Climate is a new program in Lendrum to bring neighbours together to act on climate change and make progress locally. THe program hopes. tocultivate an engaged and proactive group of neighbours. Each meeting will provide space to have a collective moment. ofreflection and produce meaningful climate action plans for the well-being of our community and the planet.

Anyone interested in joining the group please contact Teri.

You might have noticed we've begun the inevitable march towards winter, and soon the snow will come. You know the feeling when you get all bundled up and head out to shovel....you finally warm up and darn it, you've finished your driveway and sidewalk. Why not warm up to the idea of helping out a neighbour with some snow clearing?

To Seniors in need of snow shovelling help when there finally is snow.

To anyone interested in shovelling snow for seniors in your area.

Contact: Janet Smith at seniors@lendrum.org to help locate each other.

Outdoor Soccer Registration starts February 1st and ends February 28th. The season begins the first week of May (weather permitting). Registration must be done on the SWEMSA website: (https://emsasouthwest.com/play/programs-benefits/outdoor/.).

Please click here for more information.

The Lendrum Pottery Group meets at the Lendrum hall. Members have access to a variety of supplies and a kiln. Space is limited. A community league membership to your home community is required to join.

The group has two annual sales a year, one before Mother's Day and then other before Christmas, where dishwisher, oven and freezer safe pottery is sold. Watch for news of Pottery Sales in the Lendrum Living Newsletter.

Please contact programs@lendrum.org for more information.

The Seniors Discussion Group meets nearly once a month to discuss topics of interest and to socialize.

Past topics have included:

• Nutrition and Aging: adaptations to your body’s changes

• Keeping healthy with help from fitness and physiotherapy experts

• Safety: Home security, fraud aimed at seniors

Please see the events calendar for upcoming meeting dates.

For more information please contact Janet E Smith at vicepresident@lendrum.org. Please also check the issues of the Lendrum Living Newsletter for further information.

Knitters, crocheters, cross-stitchers, all stitchers of all ages and genders are welcome to join us on the first and third Mondays of each month from 1:30 to 4:00 pm at Lendrum Community Hall. If there is a fifth Monday we gather with the Craft Group.

All skill levels and genders are welcome!

Cost is a twoonie a time as a donation to the League.

Contact programs@lendrum.org for more information.

The Lendrum Community League hosts a yoga class.

Thursday’s from 8:15 PM to 9:15 PM at the Hall.

The cost is dependent on the number of participants per eight-week session.

The class is a yoga-flow suitable for both beginners and more advanced participants.

Contact the programs coordinator to find out when the next session begins.

This is a summer program that meets once a week to do gardening clean-up in the Lendrum Natural Area.

Contact programs@lendrum.org for more information.