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Hall Rentals and Programs at the Willowby Community League hall are postponed for now and we will let you know when everything starts up again.
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Hall Rental Information and Photo's
*All renters must obtain Liability Insurance for their event from Foster Park Brokers (or insurance company of your choice) at: fosterpark.ca/get-insurance that names Willowby Community League as additionally insured.
*All renters who are serving alcohol must obtain a Liquor License, which can be purchased online at: www.aglc.ca/event-licence
*All renters who are serving alcohol must obtain a Liquor License, which can be purchased online at: www.aglc.ca/event-licence
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Willowby Community Hall is the perfect location to host a family gathering, meetings, birthday parties, wedding or baby showers and the list goes on and on.
Willowby Community Hall holds 100 people and is approximately 1296 square feet. Willowby is equipped with security camera's both inside and outside of the hall. Amenities includes a fairly large kitchen with a regular sized fridge, a two door sliding cooler, a stove and a microwave, 2 large coffee urns. Rectangular tables and chairs for 100 people. We also have 10 round tables which are 5 feet in diameter. (No deep fryers allowed) We have a roll shutter in the kitchen for when it is open it serves as a buffet spot to the main hall. All hall renters must bring in their own dishes, cups and cutlery because we are not equipped with dishwashers. We have a total of 18 small tables measuring 30 inches wide by 6 feet long AND 4 large tables measuring 30 inches wide by 8 feet long. We also have 10 round tables which are 5 feet in diameter. Liquor is permitted to be served at the Willowby Community League (wine, beer, coolers, ect.) Served hot or cold Willowby requires Event Insurance to be purchased and presented before the rental takes place and also a Liquor License. |
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Both of these documents must be hung to the fridge in the kitchen during the rental event.
(Please note: Event Insurance and Liquor License must be purchased when any liquor of any type is brought into the hall for any reason, no matter how little of an amount)
The community is now offering a cleaning service for after all hall rentals. For a charge our cleaners will clean up after your rental and all you have to do is take home what you want to keep and then walk out and leave the mess for us. Please refer to the Optional Cleaning Fee's Chart for the cost of the cleaning.
If you would like to clean yourself after the rental, please refer to our cleaning list requirements.
There is parking right outside the main doors and we are wheelchair accessible.
There is a playground and baseballs fields behind the hall, skating rink, soccer fields and basketball courts beside the hall.
The community hall offers competitive rates for rentals and community members may rent the hall for a discounted price.
(Please note: Event Insurance and Liquor License must be purchased when any liquor of any type is brought into the hall for any reason, no matter how little of an amount)
The community is now offering a cleaning service for after all hall rentals. For a charge our cleaners will clean up after your rental and all you have to do is take home what you want to keep and then walk out and leave the mess for us. Please refer to the Optional Cleaning Fee's Chart for the cost of the cleaning.
If you would like to clean yourself after the rental, please refer to our cleaning list requirements.
There is parking right outside the main doors and we are wheelchair accessible.
There is a playground and baseballs fields behind the hall, skating rink, soccer fields and basketball courts beside the hall.
The community hall offers competitive rates for rentals and community members may rent the hall for a discounted price.
Hall Rental Rates
HALL RENTAL PRICES
Members price is available for Willowby Community League members only
Renter of the hall is responsible for set up and clean up of their event
Set up and Clean up of your event is part of your rental time.
Please see Cleaning List here.
Cleaning of your event is offered by the league for an additional charge
Please see Optional Cleaning Fee's Chart
Members price is available for Willowby Community League members only
Renter of the hall is responsible for set up and clean up of their event
Set up and Clean up of your event is part of your rental time.
Please see Cleaning List here.
Cleaning of your event is offered by the league for an additional charge
Please see Optional Cleaning Fee's Chart
DAILY RATE
Sunday thru Friday
(Saturday not included)
Anytime of Day
Willowby Members - $30/hour
Non Members - $40/hour
Sunday thru Friday
(Saturday not included)
Anytime of Day
Willowby Members - $30/hour
Non Members - $40/hour
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SATURDAY DAYTIME RENT
Before 4:00pm Willowby Members - $30.00/hour Non Members - 40.00/hour |
SATURDAY EVENING RENTAL
4:00pm to 1:00am (No hourly rate) Willowby Members - $250.00 Non Members - $300.00 |
SATURDAY OR SUNDAY
All day rental - 7:00am to 1:00am
Willowby Members - $400.00
Non Members - $450.00
All day rental - 7:00am to 1:00am
Willowby Members - $400.00
Non Members - $450.00
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KIDS BIRTHDAY PACKAGE (12 AND UNDER)
Willowby Members Only Mon to Fri Afterschool to 5;30pm Saturday and Sundays to 4:00pm $25.00/hour |
WEEKEND PACKAGE
Friday at 4:00pm to Sunday at 4:00pm Willowby Members - $550.00 Non Members - $750.00 |
The Willowby Community League reserves the right to rent only to those that meet or exceed the rental requirements . The Willowby Community league also reserves the right to cancel any function that is deemed inappropriate or harmful to community members and does not meet all contractual obligations. Rates can change without notice.
Please note any renters who will be serving alcohol must uptain Host Liquor Liability Insurance for their functions.
Please note any renters who will be serving alcohol must uptain Host Liquor Liability Insurance for their functions.
Optional Cleaning Fees
Renter of the hall is responsible for set up and clean up of their event
Set up and Clean up of your event is part of your rental time
Cleaning of your event is offered by the league for an additional charge The cleaners will do everything necessary to clean the hall
after your rental
You take home the items that you want and the cleaners will do the rest
They will take down decorations
Clear off the tables and gather up all the garbage
Put tables and chairs away
Clean kitchen and wash items and put items away
Empty and take out the garbage
Sweep and mop the floors
Tidy up the washrooms
Prices
Meetings
General, AGM, Executive, Business and etc.
$50.00
Miscellanous Parties
Baby showers, wedding showers, childrens birthday parties, gift openings and etc.
No alcohol - $125.00
With Alcohol - $150.00
Big Parties
Christmas parties, adult brithday parties, New Years parties, family parties, halloween parties, weddings, receptions, anniversary parties and etc.
No alcohol - $150.00
With Alcohol - $175.00
Rates can change without notice.
Please click here to view or print off our cleaning list.
Please click here to view or print off our Optional Cleaning Fee Chart
Please click here to print off our Hall Rental Prices.
Renter of the hall is responsible for set up and clean up of their event
Set up and Clean up of your event is part of your rental time
Cleaning of your event is offered by the league for an additional charge The cleaners will do everything necessary to clean the hall
after your rental
You take home the items that you want and the cleaners will do the rest
They will take down decorations
Clear off the tables and gather up all the garbage
Put tables and chairs away
Clean kitchen and wash items and put items away
Empty and take out the garbage
Sweep and mop the floors
Tidy up the washrooms
Prices
Meetings
General, AGM, Executive, Business and etc.
$50.00
Miscellanous Parties
Baby showers, wedding showers, childrens birthday parties, gift openings and etc.
No alcohol - $125.00
With Alcohol - $150.00
Big Parties
Christmas parties, adult brithday parties, New Years parties, family parties, halloween parties, weddings, receptions, anniversary parties and etc.
No alcohol - $150.00
With Alcohol - $175.00
Rates can change without notice.
Please click here to view or print off our cleaning list.
Please click here to view or print off our Optional Cleaning Fee Chart
Please click here to print off our Hall Rental Prices.
EXAMPLES OF FLOOR PLANS WITH TABLES - please click on each link to open up the different floor plans
Hall History
Willowby Community League started out as Ormsby Place Community League.
Ormsby Place was formed on December 9, 1981 as the result of several meetings at Ormsby Elementary School.
The first meeting of Ormsby Place saw 45 citizens elects an 8 member steering committee.
William Gray was the first president.
At these meetings, citizens decided the neighborhood was in pressing need of a skating rink for the community's youth. The subdivision had already been in existence for three years and people were a bit impatient. A city operating grant was obtained upon the advice of the EFCL. A rink was built next to Ormsby School and opened in January of 1982.
Activities at Ormsby Place were advertised through the Ormsby Orbit. Some of the programs offered were gymnastics, dancing, aerobics, sports, game nights, hockey, soccer and a playschool.
The Ormsby Place Community League changed its name to Willowby Community League in June 1986. They came up with the name of Willowby by combining two neighborhoods of Ormsby and Willowdale together.
The first president of Willowby Community League was Richard Martin. The League built its new hall in 1989/1990. Much of interior work was done by League Volunteers. Planning, legal work and similar services were also donated. The league put resources together to build a $205,000 playground behind the hall in 1994.
Willowby Community League celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2007.
Willowby Community League is made up of three neighborhoods: Ormsby Place, Jamieson Place and Dechene. Ormsby Place was named after A.W. Ormsby. He was also the person who developed Edmonton's grid system of streets. The neighborhood is bounded on the west by Anthony Henday Drive, on the south by Callingwood Road, on the east by 178 Street, and on the north by 69 Avenue.
In the 2005 Municipal Census Ormsby Place had a total population of 5,585 people in 1,934 households.
Jamieson Place was named for Colonel F.C. Jamieson who was an early Edmonton resident. This neighborhood includes the areas of Bridlewood and Hawkstone. The neighborhood is bounded on the west by Anthony Henday Drive, on the north by Callingwood Road, on the east by 184 Street, and on the south be Lessard Road.
In the 2005 Municipal Census Jamieson Place had a population of 4,003 people in 1,288 households.
Dechene was named after Joseph M. Dechene, the father of Judge Andre M. Dechene. The neighborhood is bounded on the north by Callingwood Road, on the east and south east by 178 Street and Lessard Road, and on the west by 184 Street.
In the 2005 Municipal Census Dechene had a population of 1,928 people in 597 households.
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Therefore Willowby Community league serves a total of 11,516 people in a total of 3,819 households.
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Willowby offers indoor and outdoor soccer to the children of the community.
We have the largest indoor and outdoor soccer program in the West Zone. We host 14 indoor soccer teams that includes about 200 children and 36 outdoor soccer teams that includes about 530 children.
We offer playschool where we have a three year old and a 4 year old program. Together we teach 28 children yearly and get them prepared for Kindergarten.
We have a playgroup called "Come play with me" which runs twice a week for younger children and their parents.
During the summer months we offer the greenshack playground program at Ormsby Place and Jamieson Place. We also have weekly day camps put on by the City of Edmonton.
We have an outdoor skating rink in the winter and basketball courts, small skateboard park and a playground for the warmer months.
As you can see Willowby is a fairly large community serving a fairly large amount of people and we couldn't do it without our small handful of volunteers.
Thanks very much too all our past, present and future volunteers.
Ormsby Place was formed on December 9, 1981 as the result of several meetings at Ormsby Elementary School.
The first meeting of Ormsby Place saw 45 citizens elects an 8 member steering committee.
William Gray was the first president.
At these meetings, citizens decided the neighborhood was in pressing need of a skating rink for the community's youth. The subdivision had already been in existence for three years and people were a bit impatient. A city operating grant was obtained upon the advice of the EFCL. A rink was built next to Ormsby School and opened in January of 1982.
Activities at Ormsby Place were advertised through the Ormsby Orbit. Some of the programs offered were gymnastics, dancing, aerobics, sports, game nights, hockey, soccer and a playschool.
The Ormsby Place Community League changed its name to Willowby Community League in June 1986. They came up with the name of Willowby by combining two neighborhoods of Ormsby and Willowdale together.
The first president of Willowby Community League was Richard Martin. The League built its new hall in 1989/1990. Much of interior work was done by League Volunteers. Planning, legal work and similar services were also donated. The league put resources together to build a $205,000 playground behind the hall in 1994.
Willowby Community League celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2007.
Willowby Community League is made up of three neighborhoods: Ormsby Place, Jamieson Place and Dechene. Ormsby Place was named after A.W. Ormsby. He was also the person who developed Edmonton's grid system of streets. The neighborhood is bounded on the west by Anthony Henday Drive, on the south by Callingwood Road, on the east by 178 Street, and on the north by 69 Avenue.
In the 2005 Municipal Census Ormsby Place had a total population of 5,585 people in 1,934 households.
Jamieson Place was named for Colonel F.C. Jamieson who was an early Edmonton resident. This neighborhood includes the areas of Bridlewood and Hawkstone. The neighborhood is bounded on the west by Anthony Henday Drive, on the north by Callingwood Road, on the east by 184 Street, and on the south be Lessard Road.
In the 2005 Municipal Census Jamieson Place had a population of 4,003 people in 1,288 households.
Dechene was named after Joseph M. Dechene, the father of Judge Andre M. Dechene. The neighborhood is bounded on the north by Callingwood Road, on the east and south east by 178 Street and Lessard Road, and on the west by 184 Street.
In the 2005 Municipal Census Dechene had a population of 1,928 people in 597 households.
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Therefore Willowby Community league serves a total of 11,516 people in a total of 3,819 households.
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Willowby offers indoor and outdoor soccer to the children of the community.
We have the largest indoor and outdoor soccer program in the West Zone. We host 14 indoor soccer teams that includes about 200 children and 36 outdoor soccer teams that includes about 530 children.
We offer playschool where we have a three year old and a 4 year old program. Together we teach 28 children yearly and get them prepared for Kindergarten.
We have a playgroup called "Come play with me" which runs twice a week for younger children and their parents.
During the summer months we offer the greenshack playground program at Ormsby Place and Jamieson Place. We also have weekly day camps put on by the City of Edmonton.
We have an outdoor skating rink in the winter and basketball courts, small skateboard park and a playground for the warmer months.
As you can see Willowby is a fairly large community serving a fairly large amount of people and we couldn't do it without our small handful of volunteers.
Thanks very much too all our past, present and future volunteers.