Programs at the Hall
The Hazeldean Community Hall is a welcoming and versatile space for a wide range of programs, classes, and community events. Explore some of the organizations currently offering programs at the hall.
Have an idea for an ongoing event or need a space to run your program? Contact The Hazeldean Community League to learn more about our short-term and long-term rental options.
Hazeldean Artisan Market
Welcome to the Hazeldean Artisan Market!
We are thrilled to be a vibrant hub that celebrates local vendors of all ages and their amazing small businesses. Whether you're a seasoned seller or just starting out, we’d love to welcome you to our community. If you're interested in joining our team of talented artisans and entrepreneurs, don't hesitate to reach out today.
Let's bring Community together, one market at a time.
Here is the link to our Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/share/1AhtfZS2Rh/
Contact:
Kylie Stang, Organizer
75th Girl Guides of Canada
Looking for a great group for your girl in Grade 4 to 6 to make friends and grow?
75th Edmonton Guides meets Wednesdays at the hall from September to June!
We are a large versatile unit, with 4 full-time leaders, enjoying interactive experiences in which we explore our community, our talents, and share our unique personalities. Activities throughout the year range from exploring new hobbies and activities, service projects, leadership skill development, camping adventures, and more!
Contact:
Looking for more information on Girl Guides overall or to register? Visit https://www.girlguides.ca/web/
SHYpractice Yoga
SHYpractice Yoga offers welcoming, all-levels classes that bring together mindful movement, breath, and music.
Led by certified yoga instructor Sarah Hatter, each Mixtape Yoga class features a thoughtfully curated playlist designed to create a unique atmosphere while helping participants connect with their bodies, reduce stress, and move with intention. Beginners and experienced yogis are welcome.
Contact:
Sarah Hatter, Owner, resident yogi, badass boss babe
Website:
Edmonton Historical Martial Arts
Edmonton Historical Martial Arts (EHMA) is a not-for-profit club dedicated to the study and practice of Historical European Martial Arts, with a particular focus on traditional longsword fencing. Drawing from surviving medieval and Renaissance fighting manuals, EHMA combines history, martial arts, sport, and practical swordsmanship in a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment.
EHMA welcomes participants of all experience levels, including those who have never tried fencing or martial arts.
Classes are held at The Hazeldean Community Hall on Thursday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., and newcomers can attend their first class free.
Contact:
edmontonhistoricalmartialarts@gmail.com
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Mazur Polish-Canadian Dancers of Edmonton Society
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Mazur Polish Canadian Dancers of Edmonton Society was established for the purpose of providing a creative and enticing learning environment for school age children and youth. To lively traditional Polish music, children are taught the intricate dance steps and choreography of traditional folk dances from various regions of Poland.
Contact:
587-487-5105
Website:
FB: @mazur_dance_group
On The Go Fitness
Currently offering Fit Over 50 classes in Hazeldean. Strength, balance, coordination, core and functional training to keep us moving strong through life.
Tuesdays & Thursdays @ 4:30pm in the Community Room.
Contact:
Jen Hamel, Fitness trainer, Run Coach & Warm Hands Warm Hearts Run Race Director
Email onthegofitness@shaw.ca for more details!
Go forth and do great things!
History Plus!
History Plus! offers lively, interactive workshops designed especially for homeschool students.
Led by veteran teacher, actor, and entertainer Daniel Allers, the program brings history, science, and geography to life through dramatic teaching, hands-on activities, experiments, games, and interactive theatre.
For the 2026–2027 school year, History Plus! is offering monthly science workshops for students ages 8–11 and ages 12 and up at The Hazeldean Community Hall.
Contact:
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Papaschase First Nation
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Papaschase First Nation represents descendants of the Papaschase Band, whose leaders signed an adhesion to Treaty 6 at Fort Edmonton in 1877. With deep ancestral ties to the lands now known as Edmonton, the Nation continues its work to reconnect descendants, preserve its history and cultural identity, and seek recognition and justice for the loss of its former reserve in south Edmonton.
The Hazeldean Community Hall serves as a welcoming gathering space for Papaschase First Nation meetings, cultural activities, and community events.
Contact:
administration@papaschasefirstnation.com
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