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Block Party


Block Party logo.

Block parties are a great way to get to know your neighbours and build community spirit. Spruce Grove residents are encouraged to organize and host a block party during the summer months. It’s easy and we’re here to help with our handy Block Party Guide PDF that includes:

  • Host / hostess checklist
  • Neighbourhood contact list
  • Invitations
  • Evaluation form

There’s even a list of Block Party Icebreaker Activities PDF to help you get started! 

How to book your party 

  1. Call 780-962-7618 or send e-mail Email
  2. Complete the Block Party Permission Form PDF and return to:

    Family and Community Support Services (FCSS)
    Attention: Community Development Coordinator (Youth)
    Queen Street Place
    105 - 505 Queen Street
    Spruce Grove, Alberta  T7X 2V2
    Fax: 780-960-5228
    Send e-mail Email

Bookings for the 2012 block party season began May 18, 2012.

Please keep in mind that block parties must be held at a residential address located within the City of Spruce Grove’s municipal boundaries. 

The top 10 reasons to organize a Neighbourhood Block Party

  • To have fun, with no excuses or reasons needed to celebrate!
  • To meet your neighbours. Knowing who lives in your neighbourhood will help improve safety and prevent crime.
  • To establish a sense of belonging to the community.
  • Neighbours who know each other, look out for one another.
  • To meet neighbours on your block who you might be able exchange skills or resources with (baby-sitting co-op, book club, walking to school duties, new friends for you and your children, personal networking).
  • To encourage neighbours to look after the neighbourhood and strengthen community spirit.
  • To learn a little about each other and determine who might need a little extra help from time to time.
  • To have the chance to meet some of the long-time neighbourhood residents and learn about your community history.
  • To have a good reason to have a neighbourhood clean-up day and barbeque once all the work is done.
  • To start a tradition of getting together at least once a year!