Braeside Community Association

Love music? 🎼💙 Check out this awesome deal from Chinook Musical Society ⬇

Don’t miss out on 9 fantastic evenings of quality live music this year at Braeside in our upstairs hall!
Special 50th Anniversary pricing means you’ll enjoy all 9 shows for the price of 8 - at last year's price! That’s over $60 in savings off the cost of purchasing $38 show-by-show tickets - but only until July 10th.
Get tickets now at: www.showpass.com/2026-27-seasons-ticket-package/

It’s the best kept entertainment secret in southwest Calgary!
Check out artist bios & media here: https://www.saturdaynightspecial.ca/team-4

Litter by litter, we're cleaning up Braeside!

Meet at the Braeside Community Association at 10am to join other community volunteers for Braeside's 6th Annual Litter Pick up. Everyone is welcome.

For more details check out this link:

https://www.facebook.com/share/1H8ALzbMfC/

Phenology is the study of recurring plant and animal life cycle stages—such as flowering, leafing, hibernation, and migration—and their timing in relation to weather and climate. Often called "nature's calendar," it tracks how seasonal changes influence biological activities. It is critical for monitoring ecosystem differences and climate change impacts.
Braeside Community Association is pleased to host an upcoming presentation on Phenology:
• Wed. May 12, 2026
• Doors open: 6:00 PM,
• Presentation begins at 6:30 PM

Braeside citizen scientist, Julia Robinson, who is completing her environmental action project through the Energy Environmental Innovations class (EEI) at Central Memorial High School will lead the presentation. She’ll introduce the study of biological cycles over time (phenology), explain how those cycles are affected by environmental change, describe what citizen sciences are, and identify conservation uses for phenology research.
An interactive question and answer discussion will follow the presentation.
No prior knowledge of phenology is required.

We hope to see you there! 🐞🐝🌼🍃🐦🐇

Don't forget! There's a retirement planning session tonight at the Braeside Community Association. It's never too late to start planning!

Did you know?

On average, Canadians start planning their retirement at age 30. If you are starting later than that, that's okay too! There are lots of resources out there to help you regardless of what stage of planning you are at. Not sure where to get started, or are you looking to refresh your current plan? Check out our Retirement Planning Seminar on April 29 from 6pm-7pm to learn about pensions, savings options, government benefits and more! Learn more at BraesideYYC.ca!