CKE Community Activities

This action packed sport combines elements of badminton, tennis and ping-pong. Players will use solid paddles and a wiffle-like ball, while playing on a badminton-sized court. It is a low impact, high energy sport and the rules are very easy to learn.

Indoor Pickle Ball:

We are pleased to offer indoor Pickleball for the winter season in the brand new Blue Sky Gymnasium!

October 2 – April 30

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

9:00 AM – 11:00 AM

CKE Member Rate: $40 per month, you choose two of the three days per week (flexible). If you pay $60 per month, you can play all three days.

$7.50 for drop-in

Contact bcarnold@shaw.ca to register!

Outdoor Drop In Pickleball:

Outdoor Pickleball is back.

To play, a $30 court access fee is required.

You may etransfer to cketennis@gmail.com  or

Pay Pickleball Court Access Fee Here!

Tennis and pickle ball courts are 90% complete! The top coat will be applied in April 2021 and will take approximately 2 weeks to dry.
If you would like to receive updates in the spring, send an email to cketennis@gmail.com

Thanks, all!

Lindsey Stene

The CKE Skate spot offers a safe and active social space for guys and gals of all ages to connect with others, exercise in and practice their skill! Obstacles include a quarter pipe, curved ledge, ledge/manny pad with wedge, flatbar with landscape flat gap, bank and a flat ledge.

To help keep the park safe and clean, a locked supply box equipped with cleaning and maintenance supplies is located at the park. This initiative relies on “key holders” from the skate community to help keep the park clean and free of debris. If you are interested in being a key holder, please contact:

Calgary Association of Skateboarding Enthusiasts (CASE) – chair@calgaryskateboarding.com

This park is owned and operated by The City of Calgary. Please contact the City of Calgary at 3-1-1 with any issues, concerns or questions.

Did you know there are four – yes 4 – playgrounds in the CKE Community? Check them out!

1. Chinook Park School: 1312 – 75th Avenue
2. Kelvin Grove: 1020 – 73rd Avenue
3. Chinook Park: 8039 Churchill Drive
4. Eagle Ridge: 100 Eagle Ridge Place

Each playground offers safe and accessible fun with great equipment for kids of all ages. All playgrounds have surrounding green space making them popular hubs in our walk-able community. Whether it’s your destination or an impromptu break, stop by for some activity and you’ll likely make some new friends while you’re there.

Let’s go for a Skate! During regular winters there are two ice rinks safely maintained in CKE!

1. Kelvin Grove – 73rd Avenue in Kelvin Grove ** Due to the new CKE Community Centre construction, this rink is closed for the 2018/19 season, but will re-open next winter!
2. Eagle Ridge – Eagle Ridge Place

Thanks to keen Rink Rats, there is also a staking rink on Colleen Crescent in Chinook Park – thanks to all the local volunteers that maintain this rink for all to enjoy!

Hours: Sunrise – 9pm or when the lights go out each evening

Rules & Expectations:

• Share the space
• Be mindful of others
• Be inclusive to those that want to participate
• No slap shots
• Play fair and have fun

Get Gardening this Spring!

The CKE Community Garden is a wonderful asset to the Community, providing rich, diverse green space next to the Community Hall.  The CKE Community Garden rents out half beds (4’ x 4’) to members of the community for $35 per year + a current community membership. Fees charged go back into the garden to be used for supplies, plants, and hosting educational events.  If you are interested in renting a plot for spring 2020, or just want to get involved, please send a note to the contact person below.

March 2020

The CKE Community Garden hosted a very successful movie night in February, attended by close to 20 people.  The movie – Can You Dig This – was very well received, and is highly recommended for anyone interested in community development, community gardens, or just the power of planting and growing food.  The film is available for viewing on Amazon Prime.

Plans are in the works for our garden rebuild this spring as we finalize the budget, hire a landscape contractor for the heavier work, and source out supplies.  With those in place we will plan for tasks that can be carried out on a Community work day.  Ideally all this will happen before the May Long Weekend so that planting in the raised beds can happen shortly afterwards. Stay tuned for more information on work dates, workshops and events related to the Garden.