Community
Red Deer Investors Group Walk for Alzheimer’s
Please join us on June 17th at Bower Ponds as we celebrate the 2017 Investors Group Walk for Alzheimer’s! This is our 12th year supporting the Walk for Alzheimer Society of Albert and Northwest Territories – a fun and family-friendly way to support a great cause.
Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias are rising at an alarming rate, with over 40,000 Albertans currently affected. Funds raised with support programs and services in your community that improve the quality of life for people living with dementia and their families.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, June 17, 2017
Event Location: Bower Ponds Main Stage 4715 Fountain Dr. Red Deer AB
Time: Reg: 9:00am Walk/Run: 10:00am BBQ: 11:00am Pond Loop: 1. 4km Run: 5km Dogs Welcome
Online Earlybird Registration is $15 for Walkers AND Runners. In-Person Registration on event day is $20 for Walkers AND Runners. A charitable donation receipt will be issued for any donation over $20.
Note parking is limited so please carpool or get dropped off as North Parking Lot will be getting paved.
For more information on Investors Group and to reach Glen LaBuc, click here.
Please join Mayor Tara Veer and members of City Council for an enjoyable and entertaining afternoon featuring musical entertainment and refreshments in beautiful City Hall Park. Guests are encouraged to dress for “high tea”.
Accessible parking is available on Ross Street, north of City Hall Park, for specialized transit, handicap accessibility and load in/out zones.
For additional information, please contact Culture Services at 403-406-8820 or culturemailbox@reddeer.ca.
*In the event of inclement weather, the event will be relocated to the Collicutt Centre Field House (3031 30 Ave).
Please join us at our World Refugee Day Event on June 22nd from 4pm – 7pm. Speakers, entertainment, community dinner. Children’s activities. Come and welcome some of the people who came here under refugee status and make new friends.
We are commemorating the day on June 22 at Gaetz United Church – Pioneer Hall.
Please join us in giving a warm welcome to the refugees in our community. World Refugee Day offers an opportunity for everyone to show support for people forced to flee.
The event is free.
The Works International Visual Arts Society advances the development, awareness and appreciation of art and design in Canada and provides artists, designers and the public a forum for exchanging ideas. The Works Art & Design Festival, entering its 33rd year, is the most unique, free event of its kind. It attracts artists, designers and patrons from around the world – boosting the city’s energy and imagination for 13 days each summer. The best in cutting-edge design, digital art and new media technology are showcased alongside traditional visual art mediums in galleries transformed from alternative spaces. Visitors also participate in workshops and seminars about the exciting changes and arising issues in art and design. Edmonton enjoys The Works Society’s programs year-round through its education programs and the Art & Design in Public Places Program which leaves permanent art and design in public places.
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