Block Parties

Social connections are more important than ever. We're pleased to announce Block Party registrations are now open.

Background

The City of St. Albert has a proud Block Party tradition. Since 2008, over half of our streets have participated in the initiative. Many participating streets have made their block party an annual staple. As a result, this program has helped build a strong sense of community, connectedness and a culture of care in St. Albert.

Block Parties are different from Play Streets.

Register your Block Party

Online: Register Your Party Online

Phone: Call FCSS to register your block party 780-459-1756

Learn more about How to Safely Host a Block Party or Play Street

Street Closure

If you plan to host your party on the street, you will need permission from the City. In order to receive this a “Permission to Block the Street” form must be completed and returned to the FCSS office at least 10 days prior to your party.

Once your request is approved you will be able to access official barricades to block the street during your party.

The form can be faxed to 780-459-1726, dropped off in person or emailed to heyneighbour@stalbert.ca

Something Fun

If you are looking for cultural or creative activities for your party, here are a few ideas:

Stay connected with your neighbours during the colder months, try a Winter Block Party!

Free Resources

When you register your Block Party, you can access lots of great resources for free:

Free Block Party Resources
Recreation equipment is available to borrow from the City. There are 14 recreation grab-bags available. These include a variety of games and equipment for use at your party. The grab-bags are available on a first come first serve basis.
Art and cultural activities, as available
Visits from Mayor and our Council members

More ... new opportunities added every year!

Free Food

Neighbourhood Watch and Citizen’s Patrol will provide free hamburgers, hot dogs and buns for St. Albert Block Parties in an effort to promote safety in our community.

In return, block party organizers are asked to deliver crime prevention flyers to every home on their street prior to the party.