Are you interested in becoming more involved in the Kerrisdale Community Centre Society? Our AGM will be on February 19, 2020. As a member of the Society, you are invited to apply to become a Director and we look forward to your participation. Applications are due by February 8, 2020 to allow adequate time for a meeting with the Nominating Committee. [su_box title=”For More Information” box_color=”#eee” title_color=”#000000″ radius=”1″] Apply Online: www.kerrisdalecc.com/ become-a-director-of-kccs  Pick Up: An

Help the Kerrisdale Youth Leaders KEEP KERRISDALE COZY! Donate your new or gently used mittens, scarves, toques and socks during the week of  December 3– December 9!  All donations go to help families in the Kerrisdale Community, as well as Avalon Women’s Shelter. Monday December 3—Friday December 7 donate your items between 4 and 6 pm and receive a Keep Kerrisdale Cozy sticker, complimentary hot chocolate, and the ability to participate in the following activities in

Winter 2019-President’s Message New Working Environment in 2019 As we enter 2019, the final year of another decade in the 21st century, we find ourselves with a new Mayor, new Vancouver City Council, and new Park Board. Fresh faces abound. The Kerrisdale Community Centre Society looks forward to a positive relationship with our city government, in particular with the Park Board, our community centre partner. In this regard, seventeen of the 19 community centre associations

Vancouver Regional Heritage Fair 2018

When Mary Anne Davies moved back to Vancouver in 2005, after several decades in Ontario, she knew she wanted to live in the Kerrisdale area – and that she wanted to be involved in the community. And she is very involved. Mary Anne is the Past Chairperson for the Seniors’ Council and is a former Senior Council Representative on the Kerrisdale Community Centre Board. Well-spoken, poised and elegant, Mary Anne says that she feels a

Joint Operating Agreement FAQs   Brief Background Since the 1950’s, Vancouver’s community centres have been run by volunteer community centre associations, working in partnership with the Vancouver Park Board. The last formal partnership agreement was signed in 1979. For the past 15 years, the Park Board and the associations have been meeting intermittently to develop a new agreement that meets the needs of the Park Board and the associations (each association serves a unique Vancouver