The Community
Allendale is a lovely, mature neighbourhood, located halfway between Whyte Avenue and Southgate. The land was originally owned by the Allen family at the turn of the century but became part of Edmonton when Edmonton and Strathcona amalgamated in 1921. Development in the area started prior to WW1, but it was the late 1940s and early 1950s when most of the development occurred.
Recent News
Allendale Rink Update
Click to expand We are opening Friday, December 11. Please remember, the rink is for Allendale and Queen Alexandra residents following public health restrictions. Rink … >> Read More »Allendale Rink Update
We are hopeful that if the weather and equipment co-operates, the ice surfaces will be open to the public by mid-December. While the virus won’t … >> Read More »Responsible Pet Ownership in Allendale
This is a reminder that walking/running dogs on the fields, in the playgrounds, and within enclosed spaces including the rink and tennis courts near the … >> Read More »COVID-19 Information for the Community
For all information on testing and guidance, please go to the Alberta Health Services information webpage on novel coronavirus (COVID-19) https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/topics/page16944.aspx >> Read More »Allendale Park Events Sept 26 & 27
Sat Sept 26, 2 pm 2 to 2:45 pm: Gateway Fiddlers is a group of talented Elementary and Junior High fiddle students. 3 to 4 … >> Read More »Community League Day
Join the Allendale and Queen Alexandra Community Leagues as we host this event on September 19 . Purchase a Community League membership either while … >> Read More »
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Online Gardening Workshops - Avonmore Garden Club is offering a gardening workshop with permaculturist Claudia Bolli on Feb 27th - Planning and Growing a Small Space Garden
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Avonmore Garden Club: Planning and Growing a Small Space Garden
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Avonmore Garden Club invites you to learn about how to plan and grow a small space garden with permaculturist Claudia Bolli.1 week ago
Celebrate our winter city with Winterscapes!
The City of Edmonton’s Winterscapes photo contest is back to recognize Edmontonians who beautify their neighbourhoods and build community spirit. Even while covered in snow, a yard can be a wonderful canvas to create beautiful scenes to add colour and joy to your area and for your neighbours to safely enjoy.
A winterscape can include snow, ice, lights, ornaments and winter-themed scenery and can be built in a front yard or in a public space. Participate by filling out the nomination form and submitting a photo of your own or someone else’s winterscape at edmonton.ca/winterscapes in one of three categories: Winter Art, Winter Garden or Winter Play.
Nominations are accepted until February 28. All submitted photos will be posted on the City of Edmonton’s Facebook page for public voting. Prizes will be awarded to the top three yards in each category, and a special award will be given to the Winterscapes judging panel’s favourite yard.
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Front Yards In Bloom: Winterscapes
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Encouraging all Edmontonians to celebrate winter in the city, and to keep our neighbourhoods looking beautiful!