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Highland Park Community Association

Community Association Boundaries North: McKnight Boulevard East: Edmonton Trail South: 32 Avenue West: 4 Street* City Quadrant: NW *Overlap with Thorncliffe / Greenview Community Established go to top ^ 1910 Community Description go to top ^ Highland Park is located in Calgary’s northwest, and got its name from the area’s high elevation.  The area was annexed in 1910 but was not substantially developed until 1946.  There are significant commercial and industrial uses within the area.  Highland Park enjoys direct access to downtown via Centre Street and Edmonton Trail and has excellent access to regional bike pathways, Confederation Park and Nose Hill Park.  There is a public elementary school in the area, Buchanan Elementary, as well as James Fowler High School. The Highland Park community centre is popular among many groups, including round dancers, square dancers, ballroom dancers, karate classes, various church groups and seniors groups, all of whom make use of the facilities.  By combining membership with the neighboring communities of Mount Pleasant and Tuxedo Highland Park is able to offer a diversity of programs to residents. Highland Park also hosts a number of special events each year, such as the Stampede barbeque and craft fairs.  The community association also acts as an advocate for residents on a variety of issues.  For example, the community association was recently successful in fighting to keep the local school open. Schools go to top ^ Buchanan Elementary School – Public James Fowler High School – Public Demographics go to top ^ Information available online at the City of Calgary community profiles site. Community Association Information go to top ^ Provincial Society Registered Name: Highland Park Community Association Provincial Society Registered Date: June 21, 1954 Federal Charity Status-Registered: No Facility Located at: Facility Phone Number: General Email: Community Association Website: View Larger Map Please Call the community association directly to obtain information on availability, registration and costs. Community Association Facilities go to top ^ Hall Rental Agreement Main Hall: Main Hall Basement: 2,500 sq. ft./232 sq. m. – open and bright – ideal for rehearsals, children programs North Hall: 60 seating capacity – 1,100 sq. ft./102 sq. m. North Hall Basement: 60 seating capacity – 1,100 sq. ft./102 sq. m. – with small kitchen/wet bar, is ideal for small meetings Wheelchair Access: No Stage: No Gym: Yes Sound System: No Kitchen: Yes – Newly Renovated Outdoor BBQ: No Lounge: No Indoor Fireplace: No Games Room: No Recreation Amenities go to top ^ Operated by the community association. For other recreation offered by the City of Calgary visit Calgary Parks & Recreation Tennis Courts: No Skating Rink: Yes – Outdoor Swimming Pool: No Sports/Playfields: No Hockey Rink: No Other: Programs go to top ^ Offered by the community association Bingo: No Youth Justice: No Sports: No Seniors Program: Yes Fitness: No Child Care: Yes Dance: Yes go to top ^