Beaupre Community Hall

24/10/2024

Join us on Saturday, October 26 for the Annual Show and Sale of the Beaupre Artist Guild. 11 am to 5 pm
Free Admission

12/09/2024

Calling all vendors!! Be a part of the holiday spirit and sign up to be a vendor the Beaupre Christmas Market. Contact [email protected] to book your spot!!

13/08/2024

b.class fitness
Fall session information
Join us at Beaupre Community Hall with special member pricing!!
for details email: [email protected]

13/08/2024

NEW** at Beaupre Hall - b.class womens cardio fitness program.
Free trial on Sept 5
Details on session to follow!!

05/03/2024

Reminder that Yoga is moved to Thursday March 7 this week only and will feature crystal sound bowls. Register by email to [email protected] $10 / member or $15/guest. Will return to Wednesdays on March 13

25/02/2024

Learn to Paint at Beaupre Community Hall. To register, email your payment to [email protected] by February 29.

14/02/2024

Another great event coming up at Beaupre Community Hall!!

13/02/2024

This little guy was found Monday feb 12 on beaupre creek road. Please message Beaupre Community Hall if you know where he might belong!!

04/02/2024

February 8th at 6:30 PM: Wonders of the Night Sky

Learn about the wonders above us in the night sky, how we know what they are and how to locate and identify a few of the Solar System's, including an outdoor look for the Milky Way (weather permitting).

Recommended for ages 12Y and up.

Book your spot by email: [email protected]
by February 6th for this FREE event, as always donations are greatly appreciated.

29/01/2024

Yoga at Beaupre Community Hall - Wednesday January 31 - 5:30 pm

$10 members / $15 for non members
email: [email protected] to reserve your spot!

02/01/2024

Happy New Year Beaupre Community!!

Don't forget to book your tickets to the upcoming concert - Malibu - January 13!!

07/12/2023

Mark your calendar for the next Beaupre Concert Event!! 🏝🎤🎼

23/11/2023

Work out your kinks....with a gentle Hatha Yoga session at Beaupre Community Hall.

Join us on Wednesday, November 29th at 5:30 PM for a one hour yoga session with instructor Karen Jacques.

Register with [email protected] by November 28th (space is limited)
> Bring your own yoga mat
(or let us know if you need one so we can bring for you).
> Water bottle
> Blanket if you would like to just nap for an hour.

Cost: $10/person*
*$10/member and $15/guest after November 28

05/08/2023

Last call for picnic-ers! Join us on August 13 for a BBQ and a catch up with your neighbours. Email [email protected] to reserve your tIckets.

And don’t forget to bring your bottles for the fundraising bottle drive!!

29/07/2023

Looking for my family. I was found on hwy 40 north last night and want to go home. Please reach out to us if you can help. Leave a comment on this post and together we can get them reunited.

18/04/2023

The MD of Bighorn is supporting the Exposed Wildlife Conservancy (https://www.exposedwildlifeconservancy.org/) Cougar Coexistence Project. Below is some information about this project along with a link to a survey they’d like residents to fill out. Please pass this along to your contacts and anyone else you think might be interested.

The information is also on the MD website here: https://www.mdbighorn.ca/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=813

The Exposed Wildlife Conservancy looks to provide ethical and science-based solutions to solve the most pressing wildlife management challenges facing us today. By focusing on specific issues surrounding apex predators and developing effective, realistic, and ethical solutions, we are able to promote updates to Canada's current wildlife management practices to better reflect modern-day perspectives on wildlife.

As humans continue to increasingly share space with cougars, whether through living or recreating in their habitats, chances of interacting with cougars are also increasing. Currently, Alberta mitigates the chance of cougar interactions through hunting. We propose that there are other effective solutions to managing cougars to prevent or minimize the probability of cougar-human conflicts from happening in the first place.

Research has shown that cougars, more so than any other apex predators in Canada, can successfully coexist with humans. A cougar's adaptability to human activity comes with many challenges, especially when it comes to safely coexisting with them. Our Cougar Coexistence Project looks to address these challenges and educate both communities living with cougars and those recreating in cougar territories with the information, strategies, and support they need to minimize interactions and conflicts with cougars from occurring. The goal is to dispel myths, increase tolerance for cougars, and provide methods to reduce conflicts. This project entails setting up trail cameras, conducting public outreach, and installing informational signage in communities, trails, and the backcountry.

Exposed Wildlife Conservancy is grateful to have the support of the MD of Bighorn and looks forward to launching the Cougar Coexistence Project in your community. To conduct this project to the best of our ability, we are asking residents of the MD of Bighorn to complete a short online survey regarding their experiences with cougars. This survey will provide us with meaningful, relevant, and valuable information about coexisting with wildlife and help us develop appropriate wildlife management solutions that fit your unique community needs.

If you have any comments or questions regarding the Cougar Coexistence Project, please get in touch with the Exposed team directly at [email protected].

Survey Link: http://bit.ly/3UrfZIs

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Exposed Wildlife Conservancy's (EWC) Cougar Coexistence Project! Please take a moment to fill out this survey and share with us your experiences regarding cougars. The form will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. Your input through this survey i...

15/04/2023

Kickstand, the new Alberta integrated youth services hub in partnership with Lifeboat Family Skills is offering free on-line workshops to Alberta parents and / or caregivers of young adults (12-25 yrs. old) struggling with mental illness characterized by emotion dysregulation. No diagnosis or referral is required.

Website: kickstand (mykickstand.ca)

Trained family peers with lived experience have intentionally created these workshops to respond to parents’ feelings of frustration and confusion while supporting our loved ones who struggle with their mental health. Based in science and delivered in a non-clinical way, we walk through how we learned to think differently about our family situations and introduce you to the skills that help us to feel less stressed and manage more .effectively.

There are 10, 2-hour workshops altogether: 4 introductory, 3 intermediate and 3 advanced. Family members (age 18+) can take the classes in any order but must complete the offerings at each level before moving on to the next.

Mondays and Thursdays 7-9 pm as of April 17th, 2023.
Max 16 people per class.
Registrations Now Open Online (ZoomTM) Workshops - Introductory Level

Intro-M1: Why Does Everything Have to Be So Dramatic?
Intro-M2: I Thought I Taught You Better than That!
Intro-M3: Can You Just Calm Down?
Intro-M4: I Don’t Think I Can Take Much More of This!

REGISTER AT: mykickstand.ca/connect/groups-and-workshops

Groups and Workshops | kickstand (mykickstand.ca)

These classes are expected to fill up quickly so encourage people to register as soon as possible.

If you wish to get more information, please feel free to contact:

Cindy Gerdes, President

E-mail: [email protected]

Mobile: (780) 691-8560

AB-IYSI

09/04/2023