BEAUPRE COMMUNITY HALL
The Beaupre district got its name from a prospector named Beaupre who lived in a cabin by the creek in days gone by. The historic one-room Beaupre Creek Schoolhouse, built in 1925, served as a multi-grade school until it closed in 1962. The Beaupre Community Association was then established and registered and the school was purchased. Some local residents lived in the old schoolhouse until 1964 when it was completely renovated and started serving as a gathering place for the community. On Halloween night in the year 2001, arsonists burned the old schoolhouse/community hall to the ground. Fundraising started immediately to build a new community hall and, on March 22, 2003 an Opening Ceremony was held for a brand new 3,100 sq. ft. building constructed on the six-acre site. The new hall is complete with a deck and lots of windows that capture the grand view of the majestic Rocky Mountains and is used more than ever by Beaupre Community Association members and non-members.
Beaupre has Facebook! Click here to be directed to our page.
The Beaupre Community Association is headed by a group of 8 elected volunteers who serve on a Board of Directors with a membership that includes people from the immediate and surrounding area. The Association hosts several annual events as well as ongoing weekly or monthly events, all organized and hosted by members. Participating and helping out at community events is an enjoyable and rewarding experience and we do our best to make everything that happens at the Hall fun, even the AGM which includes an amazing Potluck Dinner. Our younger members with small children are encouraged to help host parties for the local children at Easter, Halloween and Christmas.
Join us if you'd like to help maintain the spirit of this great community. Let's stay connected
Join us if you'd like to help maintain the spirit of this great community. Let's stay connected
Restrictions have been lifted but we will be watching to see what happens over the next few weeks before hosting any member events. In the meantime, the hall is open for rentals. Please check with our Booking Agent as some of the weekend bookings that show up on the calendar are subject to change.
Click on this link to see what services and programs Cochrane Family & Community Support Services (FCSS) has to offer. They are a great resource for everything from food to finance and a host of things in between. https://www.cochrane.ca/160/Family-Community-Support-Services
Check out this link to the Town of Cochrane Program & Activity Guide which offers virtual and online programs for everyone from babies to seniors. https://www.cochrane.ca/634/Program-Activity-Guide
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ONGOING EVENTS
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Forest Matters Community Awareness Workshops (Coming soon)
Thursday evenings: : 7pm-10pm Guest speaker event organized by volunteers with the goal of increasing awareness and knowledge of land-use and associated forest conservation efforts in Rocky Mountain forest reserve area south of Red Deer Watershed. Everyone welcome.
Fri, October 14: Annual General Meeting: 6 pm - 9 pm
Hopefully, there will be a potluck meal this year. The bar will be open prior to the meeting. AGM start time: 7:30 pm.
We encourage you to continue to check in on our website and Facebook page as new events are always in the making and some start times may be subject to change. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at beauprecommunity@gmail.com. For event related questions, please contact us at beaupreevents@gmail.com.
If you can offer assistance with any of these or future events, please contact us at beaupreevents@gmail.com. |
Painting (Postponed)
Cochrane Family Resource Network Play Group
https://www.cochrane.ca/2116/Family-Resource-Network First and third Wednesdays, 10 - 11:30am To confirm dates: Kim.Krawec@cochrane.ca
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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BOTTLE DRIVE FUNDRAISER
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 2022 from 10 am - 2 pm You can drop your refundable containers off at the Hall anytime over the weekend but it makes it easier for us if you bring them while we are there on Saturday. If that's not possible, please place your donations behind the trailer out of sight. Alternatively, you can donate your refundable containers to Beaupre anytime by placing them in the bins at either the Jamieson Road or Ghost Transfer Stations. Beaupre has an account at the Bottle Depot as well. Just tell the cashier to add your refund to the Beaupre account. Thank you! Every little bit helps. 
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FAMILY PICNIC
Fingers crossed that we will be able to get together for our annual Family Picnic this summer! Stay tuned. 
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