Clubs & Organizations

Who we are - Choirs for kids! Three groups: two non-auditioned and one auditioned. Our choirs are for kids who love to sing! Come check out Jr. Choir for grades 1-3 (K with interview), Sr. Choir for grades 4-9, and Vivo Cantando Ensemble (auditioned) for grades 5-12 with more experience. All groups are inclusive, encouraging and engaging. We sing all styles of music in fun and challenging arrangements, and perform in three concerts per year, with various optional extras. Costs are reasonable, time commitment is fair and clearly outlined, instruction is high calibre and experienced. Each season runs mid-September to the end of April/beginning of May. Rehearsals are Tuesday afternoon/evenings, and are centrally located downtown in the United Church hall. The Camrose and Area Children's Choirs exist to provide varied, high-quality learning and performing experiences to children and teens in the greater Camrose region. Through rehearsals, performances, workshops, excursions and tours, our members explore and expand their love of music and the voice. Through participation in local and regional festivals, functions, and concerts, singers learn to appreciate all that music can bring to a well rounded live and community.

Rehearsals held in the CCHS band room. Open to anyone, age 18 and over, who plays a band instrument. Members provide their own instruments. Information on renting or purchasing available from director. Percussionists are required to pay a rental fee for use of CCHS equipment.

Our Mission: To do whatever may be necessary to help aging persons achieve the highest possible quality of living through: Enabling the integration of the senior citizen into all facets of the community; the provision of services to meet the special needs of the senior citizens; the coordination of services to the senior citizens.

We are registered in Alberta as a Charitable Society and is managed by a Volunteer Board of Directors. The Office is staffed on a volunteer basis and consists of 4 Executive members and 1 Administrative Assistant (part-time). The Camrose and District Seniors Centre manage the programs and activities provided at the Centre and funds all the operational costs including rent, janitorial, and some maintenance You will find that the annual membership fee is reasonable, with minimal drop in fees for most activities. To see a complete list of activities, click on the link to our website:  www.camroseseniorcentre.com.

Be informed of current events and activities, sign up for our monthly e-Newsletter by emailing: camsrsoc@telus.net

Welcome Volunteers! Please drop in to the office or call to find what jobs might be of interest to you!

Our Society began with the goal of opening a shelter for the lost and homeless pets in Camrose and the surrounding area. We began by raising funds for the awareness of and the need for an animal shelter in Camrose. The City of Camrose currently contributes funding to the shelter in the amount of our lease. All cats are vaccinated, spayed/neutered and micro-chipped prior to adopting them out. Our Society hopes to add community outreach programs, such as low cost spay/neuter/microchip initiatives. These will contribute to reducing reproduction, increasing the number of strays being returned to their owners, and in turn controlling the stray population. The Shelter has Charity Status and can issue tax deductible receipts for donations over $20.00.

Learn more about astronomy, finding objects in the night sky, and using your telescope. Meet other astronomers and participate in monthly educational sessions and observing parties.