The Mission and Vision is to enhance the vitality and wellness of a multigenerational community through meaningful connections. The Community Center will provide an enriching space for community connections.

We have a variety of rental facility options available. A large park area with 3 playgrounds is right outside our doorstep. We are wheelchair accessible and have plenty of free parking.

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The Gleichen & District Community Association is a group located in Gleichen (in the former Legion Hall), dedicated to the enjoyment of the community and providing a venue for music jams, special occasions, get-togethers, meetings weddings, and funerals.

The Glenavon Curling Rink is a welcoming community hub featuring a well-maintained ice surface for casual and competitive play. It offers an accessible space for local bonspiels, events, and gatherings in rural Saskatchewan.

The Glenboro Kinsmen Community Hall is owned and operated by the Glenboro Agricultural Society. The Hall has a capacity of 311. There are 25 round tables, 54 plastic rectangular long tables, two small round bar tables (tall), and 299 chairs. This facility has a full kitchen and bar and has a tiered rental fees to suit all event needs from private meetings to full social gatherings with liquor permitting.

Glendale Community Centre Hall is available for daily or packaged event space rental,

Available for Rental Weddings, Parties, Club Activities.

Whether you’re hosting a wedding, family reunion, corporate event, or community celebration, our versatile spaces provide the ideal setting. With modern indoor facilities and beautiful outdoor grounds, you’ll have everything you need to make your event a success.

Glenora Community Association manages Glenora Hall, which is one of two central mustering-points for the community and the site of numerous social events throughout the year. It was built in 1924 on property donated by Mary Waldon. The hall has been extensively rebuilt and upgraded.