Doc Film “Year-in-Review 2015: The Intergenerational Creativity Project”
Documentary Film “Year-in-Review 2015: The Intergenerational Creativity Project” On behalf of VACS and Community Engagement Committee, We would like to express our thank you for your support during 2015, allowing us to offer free space at Kerrisdale CC. We acknowledged KCC’s contribution to the project. We are delighted to share our first documentary film “Year-in-Review 2015: The Intergenerational Creativity Project” which has been showcased elsewhere in the city. Enjoy the show (length 23:40)! https://youtu.be/3IGMpWIh_jk
Vancouver Regional Heritage Fair-May 21-Success!
Vancouver Regional Heritage Fair Held on May 21, 2016, it was a huge success! Kerrisdale community members were amazed to meet and interact with the best and the brightest! Check out some of the event photos here
Seniors Centre 55+ yrs – Daily Lunch Meals
Bring your friends and meet new friends. Become a member and enjoy our Lunch Program. Monday – Saturday 11:30am to 1:00pm. Membership $8 per year DAILY LUNCH MEALS* $7 incl. dessert OR sandwiches $4 *hot lunch Kerrisdale Community Centre 5851 West Blvd I 604-257-8109
KCCS Community Needs Assessment Committee
KCCS Community Needs Assessment Committee Kicking into High Gear… To ensure that programs and services at the Kerrisdale Community Centre (KCC) continue to meet the needs and expectations of its patrons, the KCCS Board has created a Community Needs Assessment Committee to identity emerging needs and provide recommendations to address those needs. KCCS Vice President Don Munton is chairing the newly formed committee. Other members of the committee are: Humaira Akhtar, Oscar Bisnar, Alexander Cherkezoff,
President’s Message, Spring 2016
Our community centre is jointly managed by the Kerrisdale Community Centre Society and the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation under the terms of a contract called the Joint Operating Agreement (JOA). The Agreement spells out the rights and responsibilities of the Park Board and the local community centre association in the operation of its community centre. This model was created so that each of Vancouver’s neighbourhoods would have an active role in managing its