Clubs & Organizations

Rose City Roots Music Society is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the arts and culture community in rural Alberta by bringing exciting live-music to downtown Camrose.

No special skills are necessary for square dancing. It is not a competitive recreation. It involves a "set" of eight people moving to commands given by the caller. Anyone can learn. There is no age limit to enjoy square dancing and it's good, healthy exercise. Visitors are welcome.

Rotary Camrose is part of a global network of 1.4 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.

Locally, we focus particularly on Literacy and Reading, for example creating and maintaining Little Free Libraries around Camrose, supporting Reading University, partnering with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, and offering two Augustana Scholarships and two Robyn Gray Memorial Scholarships annually for post-secondary education of City of Camrose and Camrose County students.

Internationally, we focus on maternal and child health through making Days for Girls menstruation hygiene kits, funding infant incubators in Jamaica, supporting wheelchairs for Mexico, and health training in Tanzania.

Our meetings are held at 8:00 am on the 1st Tuesday of the month at Safety Starts Here, 5051-50 Street; 2^nd Monday at 11:45 and 3^rd Tuesday at 6:00 pm at the Days Inn Norsemen 6505-48 Avenue; and 4^th Thursday (Happy Hour) at 5:00 pm at local restaurants and pubs. Check the EVENTS tab on our website for meeting speaker/activity or Happy Hour particulars. Please contact the Club through email for additional information.

The skateboard park is located immediately north of the Community Centre at 4516-54 Street, on the Rudy Swanson Recreation Park grounds (53 Street and 44 Avenue). Assisted by the generosity of the Camrose Rotary Club and others, the skateboard park was completed in the spring of 2004 and provides boarders a place to challenge their skills. Designed with the direct input of local boarders and consisting of a variety of bowls, rails, ramps, pipes, stairs, and other features, the skateboard park was designed for both novice and experienced boarders.

Raise awareness to curb rural crime and maintain a phone fan out for emergencies. Information from guest speakers at annual meetings.