Community League Swim
Starting January 7, 2022, Horizon Community League members are able to swim on Fridays from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Meadows Community Recreation Centre, 2704 17 St. NW. Bring valid proof of membership for access to complimentary swimming as an HCL member.
Please note that children under age of eight years of age need to be within an arm's reach of a responsible adult. There is a 3:1 ratio for children under the age of eight. This means that each adult may only bring in up to three children under the age of eight & will need to remain within an arm's reach at all times.
To get a community league membership, sign up here.
Virtual Book Club
Join our Horizon Community League Neighborhood-Wide Virtual Book Club.
The Horizon Community League, working with Abundant Community Edmonton, wants to explore:
How do we connect our neighborhoods as a community?
How can we build connections between neighbors?
We are reading The Abundant Community – Awakening the Power of Families and Neighborhoods by John McKnight and Peter Block (Oakland, CA : Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2010).
A neighborhood can
- raise a child
- provide security
- sustain our health
- secure our income
- and care for the vulnerable
This book gives voice to an ideal of a beloved community. It reminds us of our power to create a hope-filled life. It assures us that when we join together with our neighbors we are the architects of the future we want to live.
Join the Virtual Book Club and contribute to this important conversation.
Locate a Book
Within the community copies of the book were provided to board members and distributed within the Little Libraries. Requests were made to keep circulating the book after each person read it.
Books are also available from Edmonton Public Library and can be purchased through bookstores.
Contribute to the Community Conversation
Access the discussion questions on the Horizon Community League Website to share insights and your perspective.
Connect to Others
Put into practice your learning. Interested in becoming better connected in our neighborhood?
There are a variety of ways to do this. Participate with the Community League. We could always use your help and also want neighbors engaging with each other. Email us at info@horizoncommunityleague.com
Explore getting involved as a Neighborhood Connector with Abundant Communities Edmonton. Our local representative can help get you started.
Discussion Questions
What was your impression of the book?
If you were describing this book to a friend what would you say?
How would you describe the culture of our neighborhoods, and, in particular, your street or neighborhood?
Have you ever shared, lent, or borrowed something with a neighbor or offered help? Has a neighbor helped you? Can you share a story about your experience.
Do you have ideas about how we could each foster connections in the community?
Family Futures Events
Families face many challenges and stressors in everyday life. Family Futures Resource Network offers strength-based programs and services in a safe and welcoming environment to help families thrive and grow.
For more information and to view upcoming events and workshops, visit the Family Futures website.
Local Resident's Associations
These programs are offered by the residents associations in our community. You are not required to be a member of the RA to participate where noted.