Family Futures Baby and Toddler Playtime
fall karate registration
Fall karate registration is open! Classes are weekly at Greenfield Community Hall:
Learn more and register at mmk-karate.com. |
59th Edmonton Scout Group
Kids in Scouts have fun adventures,
discovering new things and experiences they wouldn't discover elsewhere. Along the way, kids develop into capable, confident and well-rounded individuals, better prepared for success in the world. The 59th Edmonton Scout Group started in 1968. and has grown to be the 5th largest group in Canada. We got that way because we have fun, work together, and teach the youth of today skills for tomorrow. Scouting isn't just for the kids. Volunteer with us and gain valuable skills that you could use to get that promotion! Scouts is the start of something great. Programs for ages 5 to 26 for all genders!! Beavers - Aged 5-7 - Learn the explore the world around them, work together, share, and gain skills as citizens both outdoors and indoors. (grades K-2) Cubs - Aged 8-10 - Continue to explore the world around them learning how to be better citizens always doing their best. (grades 3-5) Scouts - Aged 11-14 - Gain skills to take on the world. Learning to work in teams and exploring the outdoors more. Scouts start to design and execute their own adventures with the assistance and guidance of Adult Leaders. (Grades 6-9) Venturer's - Aged 15-17 - Vents can branch into different streams like Medical Vents or Sea Vents. Vents are given guidance for a self directed program, with two adult advisors to help them along the way. (Grades 10-12) Rovers - Aged 18-25 - Rovers are fully self-sufficient. As a Rover, one can be a Leader to the younger youth and go on adventures on their own. (University +) Scouters (volunteers) - give youth the gift of your time. Depending on the section you could expect 1-2 hours a week in meetings. If you have skills you think the youth could learn, then talk to Jenn today!! We love meeting new people! Registration opens in September for membership until December. Check Scouts.ca or our Website, 59thedmontonscouts.com, for more details. If you would like more information, please contact Commissioner Jennifer by email 
JAPANESE MARTIAL ARTS SUPPORTING JAPANESE WEAPON ARTS IN EDMONTON, ALBERTA The Kita Kaze Budo Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of Japanese weapon arts in Edmonton, Canada. Kendo, meaning "way of the sword" in Japanese, is a full-contact sport where practitioners put on armour and strike each other with bamboo swords. Iaido, the art of cutting a target immediately from the draw and sheathing the katana, utilizes a dull blade while performing special choreographed sequence’s called kata. The Naginata is the Japanese polearm, A full-contact sport comprised of sparring with armour and bamboo weapons as well as kata (choreographed sequences of attack and defense) Tuesdays:
Wednesdays:
Thursdays:
For more information please visit: https://kitakazebudo.org/ |