CHOA town hall – September 26th from 7-9PM
Thank you to all those who attended and submitted responses through our feedback form! A summary of the meeting will be circulated shortly.
The presentation slides for the Town hall are available under the Important Documents section of our website, which can be found under the Members tab above. Login will be required to see these documents.
Events
Halloween Paint Night – October 17th from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Join Jessica at the Crestmont Hall for our Halloween themed Paint Night! All supplies (including glow-in-the-dark paint) and one complimentary beverage are included.
Members & Non-Members: $50
Contact the office at events@crestmonthall.com to register.
Edible gifts workshop with Janet
November 5th from 7:00 to 9:00pm
Now more than ever homemade gifts are valued by all, and especially so if they are edible! Everyone has their family traditions for baking and other tasty treats, but there is a world of edible gifts beyond to make the season special for your family and friends.
This workshop includes:
• Learning about the lore of the Solstice and the celebrations around it
• Traditions of gifting with edibles
• Tips for planning your gifting-sourcing items not grown at home; harvesting those that you either grow yourself or forage for;
• The range of edible gifting including ideas and techniques
• A selection of edible gifts – Immune Booster Tea, Herb Mix, Soup in a Jar, Barbeque
Rub, Mint Sugar Scrub, Dried Fruit Ornaments
• Finishing touches and decorations that are either edible themselves or are made from upcycled materials
Members: $50; Non-Members: $65
Contact the office at events@crestmonthall.com to register.
Game Night – October 22nd from 6:30-9:30PM
Join us at our monthly game night on Tuesday October 22nd. Bring in a game you want to play or join in with the others. All games and ages are welcome. Sign up online (available soon) or email in to events@crestmonthall.com.
Westview interchange
Please use the online survey available by visiting engage.calgary.ca/westview to provide feedback regarding the proposed interchange.
PROGRAMS
Fall Programs
The Fall program session of classes runs from September to December. Register for classes online on PerfectMind now, or through the office.
Want to sponsor a CHOA event?
Did you know that the CHOA hosts events and regularly communicates to residents through email newsletters and a monthly printed newsletter?
A few small businesses have approached the CHOA with an interest in providing sponsorship of varying levels, in exchange for promotion in different forms. We would love to help promote local businesses and are able to do so in a number of different ways:
Level one: $50.00-$99.00
Includes: Social media promotion
Level two: $100.00-$199.00
Includes: Social media promotion, and inclusion of your business name as a sponsor in our newsletters
Level three: $200.00+
Includes: Social media promotion, inclusion of business name as a sponsor/partner in our newsletters, and in-person representation opportunities – Businesses are welcome to set up a table or tent to offer promotional items (ie: business cards, samples, or draw baskets), provide a tent/canopy with business logo/info for our use, or have representatives mingle in person during events to hand items out.
As we continue to grow, so will our promotional offerings, so your feedback is welcome.
If you are interested in sponsorship, please reach out to us at admin@crestmonthall.com!
Questions about who is responsible for what
We know that there are many questions surrounding which organization is responsible for what. We will be creating a detailed document to provide a clear breakdown. The CHOA, CCA, and City of Calgary websites each provide details about their individual responsibilities.
Questions for the CHOA should be directed to admin@crestmonthall.com.
Questions for the CCA should be directed to info@crestmontcommunity.org.
Questions for the City of Calgary should be directed to 311.
While the CHOA Board welcomes questions, conversations and engagement with our members, we do expect that such interactions with volunteers, staff, and all other members generally, be respectful. To that end the Board has adopted an anti-harassment policy that is posted below. Thank you for helping make our community a pleasant and cooperative one.
