McKenzie Lake Programs

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

🌟 Help Make Our Summer Events Amazing! 🌟

Join the McKenzie Lake Residents Association Volunteer Team!

We are looking for volunteers for:

🎉 FAMILY FUN DAY
July 11, 2026

🎬 MOVIE IN THE PARK
August 13, 2026

☀️ SUMMER SEND-OFF
August 29, 2026

Why Volunteer?
✔ Earn volunteer hours
✔ Meet new people
✔ Support your community
✔ Have fun at local events
✔ CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION

SIGN UP TODAY!

📱 Scan the QR Code
or
🔗 Complete our Volunteer Sign-Up Form:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfX4uwfEfJxoiDMUBLWwFKaGsWml1uATkvJ4Wt1BspDMKsB1Q/viewform?usp=header

🌮🚚 Food Truck Night is Back! 🚚🍔

Join us on May 28 for a fun evening filled with delicious eats and great community vibes! Bring your family and friends and enjoy a variety of local food trucks serving up something for everyone.

📍 16199 McKenzie Lake Way S.E.
🕔 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Come hungry and ready for a great night out at the lake! ☀️🎉

☀️🌻 Summer is calling! 🌻☀️

Our Summer Program & Camp Guide is now available on our website check it out to explore all the exciting options for kids, youth, and adults! From interactive workshops to outdoor adventures, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. From interactive workshops to outdoor adventures, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

📅 Registration opens May 1 at 10 AM
🎉 Programs start July 6

Don’t miss your chance to make this summer active, creative, and unforgettable!

👉 Check out the full guide & get ready to register
🌐 www.mlra.ca

📞 403-257-1657

🟣 March 26th is Purple Day 🟣 We are partnering with Epilepsy Southern Alberta to bring attention and spread awareness for those living with and impacted by epilepsy. Our outdoor building lights will be changed to purple on March 26th, stop by, snap a picture, and help spread awareness!

For more information please visit https://epilepsysab.com/purple-day/

We also would like to join Epilepsy Southern Alberta, formerly known as the Epilepsy Association of Calgary in celebrating their name change to reflect their reach across southern Alberta.