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On Saturday, October 24, the Inglewood Community Hall becomes a casino for the evening, and you’re invited.

Here’s the part most people worry about: you don’t need to know how to play anything. The dealers are real, and teaching you is their job. Sit down at a table, say you’ve never done this before, and they’ll walk you through it. Plenty of the room will be in the same boat.

What the night looks like:

• Doors at 5:30. Buffet dinner.
• Eight casino tables running all evening, with chips to play.*
• A silent auction worth actually bidding on.
• Prize draws to finish.
• Out by 10.

$80 a ticket. There are eighty tickets, and that’s the lot — it’s what the hall holds, and we’re not squeezing in more

It’s a good excuse to get a group together. Buy four and you’ve got most of a table to yourselves.

Funds raised through this event help Inglewood families through free and affordable community programming, neighbourhood events, recreation, community advocacy, and protecting the assets that belong to our community. Come and have a good evening, and the money does something useful on the way out.

*Chips are for play only and have no cash value. Prizes, not payouts.

You are invite to the Annual General Meeting of the Inglewood Community League.

October 24, 2026
1:00-3:00 PM
Inglewood Community Hall

Guest Speaker

Dr. Damian Collins
Professor of Geography, University of Alberta

“Inglewood: A Neighborhood in Transition” – a follow-up of research findings since last year’s presentation.

Business Meeting to Follow

Annual Reports … coming soon

Come out and meet your neighbors
Light refreshments will be served

Voting

Only Inglewood Community League members will be able to vote, and all memberships expired in August. If you need to join or renew or check your membership status, click here.

It’s THE Adult Event Of The Year.

Saturday, October 24 at the Inglewood Community Hall.

Play not-for-real-money casino games run by friendly, professional dealers. Think blackjack, craps, roulette, and more. Don’t worry if you’ve never played, because they’ll show you how.

The evening starts at 5:30 pm with cocktails and a buffet dinner by Olive Garden, and then games. At the evening’s end, you’ll trade in your chips for some great prizes.

Only 80 tickets will be sold, so don’t delay.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Put your company’s name on a gaming table, donate a prize or a silent auction item, or choose among several other tiered sponsorships.

Learn more about sponsorship
See the sponsorship package details.

Contact

For more information about sponsorship, contact Joelene at joelene.mackey@inglewoodcl.com.

For more information about this event, contact info@inglewoodcl.com.

Friends and neighbours, the Inglewood Community League of Edmonton is facing one of the greatest challenges in its history.

We have suffered the loss of nearly $300,000—money that belonged to our community and was intended to support the programs, services, and facilities that so many people rely on. The financial impact has been devastating, and we are now fighting to recover these funds through a civil legal action.

While we are pursuing every available legal avenue, justice comes at a significant cost. Legal fees continue to mount, placing an enormous strain on our already limited resources. Without additional financial support, our ability to continue this fight is at risk.

We are asking for your help.

We have started a GoFundMe page to receive donations toward our legal fees. Every donation, no matter the amount, will go directly toward funding the legal costs associated with recovering the missing funds.

Our goal is simple: to hold those responsible accountable and to restore money that belongs to our community.

But this is about more than recovering a financial loss. It’s about protecting the future of our community, demonstrating that misconduct has consequences, and ensuring that community resources are preserved for the people they were intended to serve.

We understand that times are difficult for many families, and we are deeply grateful for any support you can provide. If you are unable to donate, sharing this campaign with your friends, family, and social networks is another meaningful way to help.

Your generosity will help us continue this fight and give our community the opportunity to recover what was lost.

Thank you for standing with us.

Inglewood Community League Hall

12525 116 Ave NW

11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Come out and help raise funds for the league by grabbing a hot dog!

We’re selling

• All-beef hot dogs
• Drinks
• Freezies

Cash or card accepted.

If you come out to volunteer, we’ll feed you for free! We’re looking for people to set up and take down tables, probably about an hour of your time. Contact volunteer@inglewoodcl.com if you can make it.

We’re grateful for Norwood Dental for sponsoring this event

Summer is here, and we’ve got something for everyone! This July and August, the Inglewood Community League is launching four brand new community programs designed to get neighbours moving, connecting, and creating together. Whether you’re lacing up your running shoes, picking up a tennis racket, joining us for a craft session, or getting your hands dirty in the garden; there’s a spot for you! Read on for details and we’ll see you out there!

ICL Run Club

When: Every Tuesday, 7:00 PM

Where: Inglewood Community League Hall 12525 116 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5M 4C5

We’re excited to bring the ICL Run Club to our community this summer! This one’s for everyone: runners, walkers, families, and kids of all ages. Whether you’re going for a jog or a leisurely stroll, join us every Tuesday at 7:00 PM at the ICL Hall for a scenic 3.5K loop through the neighbourhood.

All paces and ages welcome, no registration required!

Inglewood Tennis League

When: Every Monday, 7:00–8:30 PM

Where: Coronation Park Rec Centre 11160 135 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5M 3M7 — Outdoor Tennis Courts

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, come out and rally with your neighbours! Join us Monday evenings for casual, rotating tennis at the Coronation Park Rec Centre outdoor tennis courts. All skill levels welcome.

Registration required – spots are limited, and sessions may be cancelled without enough participation.

REGISTER NOW

Inglewood Craft Drop-in

When: Every Tuesday, 2:30 – 4 PM

Where: Inglewood Community League Hall 12525 116 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5M 4C5 – In the Loft

Looking for a creative outlet this summer? Join us every Tuesday afternoon in the Main Hall at Inglewood Community Hall. Bring whatever you’re working on: beading, knitting, scrapbooking, or any project you love.

Our space is accessible for the mobility-challenged.

Free to attend, no registration required.

Inglewood Garden Club

When: Every Thursday, from 1:30 to 3 p.m.

Where: Inglewood Community League Hall 12525 116 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5M 4C5

Whether you have a plot at the community garden or a backyard full of blooms, this one’s for you! Our new Garden Club is coming soon this summer, with garden tours, seed and plant swaps, and community skill sharing.

Free to attend, no registration required.

Volunteers Wanted

Our Summer Program Series is powered by amazing volunteers like you! If you’re interested in helping with any of these programs, whether that’s facilitating a session, helping with setup, or sharing your own skills and knowledge, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out to programs-director@inglewoodcl.com.

Monday to Friday for the whole summer

The Green Shack program is a free activity that takes place every day, Monday to Friday, at the park over the whole summer. Each day of the week you will get active and experience a variety of crafts, games, sports, and free play!

This program is targeted for children aged 6-12, but all children accompanied by an adult are welcome to attend. No registration necessary— just drop in between 10 am – 1 pm, or 1:30 pm – 5 pm.

Want to refresh your wardrobe — for free?

Here’s how it works:

• On Saturday June 13th, bring your gently-used adult clothing and accessories to the Hall between 1 and 4 PM. Our volunteers will sort everything by type and size.
• On Sunday, June 14th, come back to the Hall for shopping between 1 and 4 PM.

There are just four rules:

1. Adult clothing and accessories only
2. No swimwear or undergarments
3. Clothing must be clean and in good condition — no rips, stains, or pet hair
4. Items should be something you’d feel comfortable gifting to a friend

Organizers reserve the right to refuse items in poor condition. Any items left over will be donated to charity.

This is a free event for the whole community  — all styles and sizes welcome!

Let’s swap, save, and support our community!

Members and residents are invited to a Special General Meeting of the Inglewood Community League at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 23. The meeting takes place at the community league hall at 12525 116 Ave NW. The doors will be opened at 12:30.

Why we’re calling this meeting

Last month, we shared the difficult news of our significant financial losses. Since then, the board has been working behind the scenes with a lawyer, a forensic auditor, and the police. Now it’s time to talk with you directly.

What we’ll cover

• A clear account of the loss and how it was discovered
• The steps the board has taken since the discovery
• Where things stand with the civil lawsuit and the police investigation

Protocol

1. The meeting is open to all Inglewood residents but only league members can speak, ask questions and vote.  Non-members are observers only. (Get your membership here)
2. You will be asked to sign in at the door, with your name, email, address, and phone number. If you are member, bring your membership card or have your identification ready.
3. Speakers must state their name before they speak. There is a time limit of 3 minutes for each league member.  No one can speak again until everyone else has had an opportunity to ask their question.
4. Recordings will not be permitted.

It’s in everyone’s interest to keep an orderly meeting. Let’s remember we are all neighbours here. Please keep all comments and questions neighbourly.