Clubs & Organizations

Non-profit org. Offers dance classes to ages 3-18 ballet; jazz, tap, point, lyrical, hip hop.

Bashaw Agricultural Society ground is equiped with 3 ball diamonds, campground, race trace and rodeo faciltiies.  Bashaw Agricultural Society has a Facebook page.

The Bashaw Art Club meets from September to June. They meet on Tuesdays from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm above the Happy Gang Centre at 5001 50 St.  Offer several workshops per year.  $25.00 Yearly membership.

Also known as Happy Gang Centre. Recreational and social activities for seniors. Bingo every Wednesday. Pool Tables. Darts. Card games, Floor Curling.

Bashaw Community Centre. Kitchen, banquets, meeting room. Hall maintenance.

Bashaw Curling Rink has available space for rent for your private parties & meetings.  Bashaw Curling Club is on Facebook.

Christmas Hamper Program and Food Bank.  Also email frontdesk.bdss@gmail.com

Provides a play based program for children ages 3-5 years to enhance their growth in the areas of social, physical, intellectual, creative and emotional development. Licensed and qualified staff.  BDSS program can issue tax receipts.

Provides community support to strengthen families and community.  Prevention is the focus and programs depend on volunteerism.  Services are available to all residents of the Town of Bashaw and Division One of Camrose County. BDSS is partially funded by FCSS. We offer: Generations Daycare, Bashaw Preschool, Benevolent Fund, Life Line referrals, Santa’s Anonymous, Meals on Wheels, Tools for School, Home Support, Walk In Support to residents.  Email: frontdesk.bdss@gmail.com

Private Kindergarten.

Offers local produce, home grown flow. May to September; Weekly Farmer’s Market is Tuesdays 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm @ Bashaw Agricultural Grounds

Bashaw has a 16 member person volunteer force.  New members welcome.

Luncheons for legion members. Donate money to various groups.

The Bethany Group Housing Department looks after Bashaw Meadows.

See website for hours of operation.  Follow us on Facebook.

A wide variety of activities and programs are available for members as well as membership privileges such as branch sports, social events and comradeship.

Take off pounds sensibility. Learn how to eat properly

Bashaw United Church is one of the two congregations that make up Bashaw-Mirror Pastoral Charge of the United Church of Canada. This is an active congregation which meets Sundays at 11am (with a program for children) and has a variety of other programs running year round. Our vision statement is “Living God’s love, sharing God’s love.”

Daily programming: ages 5 – 18 from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. and some PD days. Programming includes arts, crafts, music, drama, sports, recreation, volunteering, kids cooking, and outings.

Commitment to advocate for animals in the Battle River area by protecting them from neglect, abuse and abandonment.

The BRCA is a Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) accredited all-breed dog club, offering two CKC all-breed Conformation and Obedience dog shows. There is one show in the fall (4th weekend in October) and another in the spring (4th weekend in March).

A group of avid quilters with any level of experience or expertise who meet to share ideas and enjoy quilting together. We make quilts to support various charities, either giving quilts directly or for fundraisers. We hold retreats a couple times a year where members work on their own projects or charity quilts. We also share activities such as workshops, retreats or social gatherings with other guilds.

We are an informal group who model various scales of model trains.

Find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Battle-River-Rural-Crime-Watch-Society-707824772657843/
Battle River Rural Crime Watch Society is a non-profit association which has been formed to assist the Camrose and Bashaw RCMP detachments and Camrose County Protective Services in preventing and fighting crime.

Provide and maintain skating rink, picnic area, and ballpark; organize sporting teams and events.

Services are every Sunday at 9:30 am with Sunday School to follow. We have three Ladies’ Circles (ELW) that meet monthly in morning, afternoon or evening time frames. There is also a confirmation program for instruction for younger people. Bible Studies and discussions happen at various times in the year, call (or come to a church service) for more information

Community Services Club

Floor curling (regular and bonspiels), pool, cards and games

If you have recently experienced a death in your family, you know the pain and length of time it takes to recover. This support group will aid in the process.  This program may also be held virtually.  Please check with the contact person for more information.

International women’s friendship network. We are women of all ages, interests, educational, economic backgrounds, and the largest organization of our kind in the world.  We meet the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, evenings from September until the end of May.

Beyond Affairs Network (BAN) is a non-profit voluntary group that provides a way for people dealing with a partner’s affair to meet for mutual support and to share helpful resources and personal experiences.  Meetings are open to all whose spouse had an affair, whether or not the marriage survived.  Participants are guaranteed anonymity.

For Hall Bookings please contact the Village Office at 780-672-7373.

Drop in Dart night is Friday at 7:00 p.m. and costs $3.00 per person.   For more information, please call the village office.

 An update to our history book first published in 1983 was released in December 2012.

A program offered at the Camrose Public Library for children 0-2 years of age. Held on Tuesday mornings from 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. The program consists of stories, rhymes, songs and finger plays for infants and parents or caregivers. 

• Youth Bowling Council – ages 3-19 years.
• Mixed leagues – 4 nights per week, for couples and individuals for social activity
• Ladies league – Wednesday afternoons
• Club 55+ – open to bowlers 55 years and older, Tuesday afternoons.
• Special Olympics bowling once per week.
• Public bowling, open for bookings for private parties.
• Neon bowling Friday and Saturday evenings.

Provides a wide variety of social, recreational, educational and leadership programs for children and youth grades 1 – 12.  Provides volunteer opportunities for youth grades 9 and up.