Springbank Heritage Club is a not-for- profit organization created for the benefit and enjoyment of senior citizens age 50+ in Springbank and surrounding communities. We are located at 244168 Range Road 33 and you can find us online at www.springbankheritageclub.com.
A number of our regular activities will be on a break for the summer months of July and August:
• Exercise class will restart on September 8th
This is a low impact CO-ED class that offers a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement, balance and activities for daily living. Equipment is provided (ie. 3, 5 and 8 lb weights, bands, balls). Sign-up sheet is at the Heritage Club or send an email plus e-transfer to springbankhc@telus.net stating “Exercise” and which days you will be participating. There are no options for drop-in fees or prorated fees. Fees must be paid BEFORE first day of class.
2025 Fall classes
(12 weeks from 9am to 10am)
Monday Sept 8 – Dec 1 (Oct. 13 Thanksgiving cancelled)
Wednesday Sept 10 – Nov. 26
Friday Sept 12 – Nov. 28
(You are only allowed to attend on the day/ days of the week that you sign up for)
1 day per week as registered | $85 for members | $95 for non-members
2 days per week as registered | $170 for members | $190 for non-members
3 days per week as registered | $255 for members | $285 for non-members
COME JOIN IN THE FUN AND KEEP FIT!
• Singing group will restart on September 9th
• Trivia / Name that Tune, restart date is to be determined
• Page Turners book club will restart on September 12th
Camping Fun!
In July, six ‘happy campers’ enjoyed the Springbank Heritage Club group camping experience in Nanton. The diverse range of loosely scheduled activities included a dip in the Sheep River after a bike ride in Okotoks, golfing at the local Nanton 18-hole course, Happy Hours and shared dinners at the campsite, exploring the town with its antique shops, ice cream parlours, candy store, coffee shops, and art galleries (even though there was a county- wide power outage that lasted for several hours). We toured the Bomber Command Museum and Grain Elevator Museum, did some yoga at the campsite, and were entertained at an open-air music jam at the campground’s bandshell. We plan on a similar excursion next year.
For more information check out our website at springbankheritageclub.com
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