A place for Family, Friends, and Community.
An inclusive, responsive organization open to the community it represents
The Parkdale-Cromdale Community League Board is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all members of the community. The board values input from all residents and is open to creating opportunities to engage with the community.
Parkdale-Cromdale Community League is located in
Ward Métis
Ward Name Origin
Indigenous language of origin: Michif
Name Meaning: Given the history of the area and the use of the Riverlot system in this ward, a Métis name was chosen.
Ongoing Programs
We would love to have you join us.
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Community Swim
FREE Community League Swim is back for Fall 2023!
Please support and attend at both locations so we can continue to provide this programming.
Commonwealth Recreation Centre AND Eastglen Leisure Center
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Collective Kitchen
Our Fall-Winter 2023 session is now full. Thank you for your interest. Come back in Spring 2024 for info on the next session!
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Yoga with Jesse
People have practised yoga for thousands of years. It can alleviate tension in our body, mind, and breath; it leaves us us with a sense of freedom and wholeness.
We welcome community league members of all skills and abilities.
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Garden Club
Our 2023 Community Garden season has come to an end. Thank you to all our dedicated participants. See you next season! Registration for the 2024 season will open in March.
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FreeArts Society
CreArt Edmonton is now FreeArts Society - a not-for-profit organization dedicated to creating accessible art and community spaces where people share their knowledge in a horizontal approach to education and community development.
Check out our ongoing partnership program offerings!
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Youth Playwright Sessions
Presented by CreArt Edmonton in partnership with PCCL.
Drop-In Sessions, no registration required.
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Argentine Tango Dance Classes
No experience necessary. Free to Community League Members; donations to instructors are encouraged.
The Parkdale-Cromdale Community League Board is dedicated to building a strong, diverse, and proactive community.
One of the ways it accomplishes this goal is by owning, maintaining, and renting out the community hall. This facility provides a valuable gathering place for community events and activities, and is a vital hub for social interaction and community engagement.
The board also holds regular meetings and provides e-mail updates to members, which serves as a valuable network for communication between the City of Edmonton and other organizations and the community. This proactive approach enables the board to stay informed of issues that affect the community and to advocate for solutions that are in the best interest of all residents. Through these efforts, the league continues to make a positive impact on the lives of those who call this neighborhood home.
