The Youth Clubhouse

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What's Happening

Located at the Akinsdale Clubhouse, this is a space for youth ages 12 to 18 to be themselves – to learn new skills, try different activities, discover other youth programs and get involved in the community. Or, just come and chill! 

Learn more about the Youth Clubhouse

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MARCH ACTIVITIES

March 3: Soap Stone Carving with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Youth will take part in a 4-session soapstone carving program (2 hours each), learning basic carving skills while creating their own unique piece. All materials provided, no experience needed!

March 4: Cooking in the Clubhouse
We’re cooking in the Clubhouse today! Come learn how to make sushi, try some new flavours and textures, and hang out while we create (and eat) our own rolls!

March 10: Soap Stone Carving with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Youth will take part in a 4-session soapstone carving program (2 hours each), learning basic carving skills while creating their own unique piece. All materials provided, no experience needed!

March 11: PLAY with City of St. Albert Recreation Leaders 
Are you ready to play? Our recreation leaders are! Join them in the Youth Clubhouse as they lead us through a variety of activities and games. 

March 17: Soap Stone Carving with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Youth will take part in a 4-session soapstone carving program (2 hours each), learning basic carving skills while creating their own unique piece. All materials provided, no experience needed!

March 18: PLAY with City of St. Albert Recreation Leaders 
Are you ready to play? Our recreation leaders are! Join them in the Youth Clubhouse as they lead us through a variety of activities and games. 

March 24: Soap Stone Carving with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Youth will take part in a 4-session soapstone carving program (2 hours each), learning basic carving skills while creating their own unique piece. All materials provided, no experience needed!

March 25: Life Skills with SAiF
New week = new life skill! Zero boring lectures, just games, challenges, and real-life takeaways.

March 31: Soap Stone Carving with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Youth will take part in a 4-session soapstone carving program (2 hours each), learning basic carving skills while creating their own unique piece. All materials provided, no experience needed!

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APRIL ACTIVITIES

April 1: Online Escape Room with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Join us for an exciting Online Escape Room where teamwork, quick thinking, and problem-solving skills are put to the test! Work together to crack codes, solve puzzles, and unlock clues — all from the comfort of your own space. The clock is ticking… can you escape in time?

April 7: Self-Care Workshop with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Come learn some self-care skills and mindful ways with us at the Youth Clubhouse this week!

April 8: Cooking at the Clubhouse: Phở 
Come learn how to make Vietnamese pho! Try some new flavours, textures, and hangout while we eat what we make!

April 14: Crafting with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Just good vibes and art supplies! Come hang out at the Clubhouse and learn how to water colour with us!

April 15: PLAY with City of St. Albert Recreation Leaders 
Are you ready to play? Our recreation leaders are! Join them in the Youth Clubhouse as they lead us through a variety of activities and games. 

April 21: Beading: Red Dress Pins with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Join us in the Clubhouse to make Red Dress pins for Red Dress Day, honouring Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG2S). These pins honor the lives of Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people who are missing or have been taken too soon. Wearing this pin is a small act of remembrance, solidarity, and commitment to justice. Every voice, every story, and every life matters. 

April 22: PLAY with City of St. Albert Recreation Leaders 
Are you ready to play? Our recreation leaders are! Join them in the Youth Clubhouse as they lead us through a variety of activities and games. 

April 28: Beading: Red Dress Pins with Kikosewin Family Resource Centre
Join us in the Clubhouse to make Red Dress pins for Red Dress Day, honouring Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG2S). These pins honor the lives of Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people who are missing or have been taken too soon. Wearing this pin is a small act of remembrance, solidarity, and commitment to justice. Every voice, every story, and every life matters.

April 29: Life Skills with SAiF
New week = new life skill! Zero boring lectures, just games, challenges, and real-life takeaways.

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