The winter programming season will begin at MacDonald Island Park on January 8th, 2018 and it includes a full range of classes for children, youth and adults.
The Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood Buffalo (RRC) is tremendously excited to announce the return of Fort McMurray’s annual free New Year’s Eve family extravaganza, this year with a new presenting partner. The Craze presented by Syncrude is here for another year of free, family-oriented fun to celebrate the end of 2017 and the arrival of 2018.
The Kirschner Family Community Art Gallery at MacDonald Island Park is pleased to welcome the Beyond Colour exhibition from the Wood Buffalo Arts & Crafts Guild to the gallery in December.
Registration is now open for the Oil Barons 3-on-3 Hockey Challenge, an annual event back this year from December 28-30 with the Fort McMurray Oil Barons as the new presenting partner.
“The Oil Barons are proud to be a partner of this long standing tradition in our community. It allows our coaches and players an opportunity to interact with our hockey youth to provide skill development assistance in a fun filled environment” said Oil Barons President David Fitzgerald.
MacDonald Island Park is honoured to serve as the host venue for the annual Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 165 Remembrance Day ceremony on Saturday, November 11.
The Kirschner Family Community Art Gallery at MacDonald Island Park is pleased to welcome Beyond ‘the patch’ Stories from Wood Buffalo to the gallery in November.
The second annual Oktoberfest presented by Don Scott McMurray Law Office lifted steins with community members on October 14, 2017.
As the winter season approaches, the Fox Den Grill and Patio at MacDonald Island Park is headed into hibernation and the Frosty Fox has reopened.
The Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood Buffalo (RRC) is pleased to announce a free new activity for local seniors is coming to MacDonald Island Park thanks to a partnership with local organizations and a grant from the federal government.
The Kirschner Family Community Art Gallery at MacDonald Island Park is pleased to welcome the Express Your Selfie exhibition of Thickwood Heights Elementary School student works in October.