
Richard Froese
South Peace News
The High Prairie Block Party hosted by Heart River Housing to promote community services is scheduled for July 23.
Festivities and fun for all ages is planned for Evergreen Drive east of High Prairie Elementary School from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The event promotes local organizations and social and health agencies in the region.
“We are keeping things simple and meaningful, with a barbecue, prizes and more,” Heart River tenant liaison co-ordinator Rhonda Keay says.
“We are also hoping to include children’s games and activities to make it a great event for all ages.
“The purpose of the Block Party is to promote community resources and services that are offered in our community and a day for the whole family to enjoy.”
An estimated 400 people and 23 organizations and agencies attended last year’s event that was co-hosted by the High Prairie Children’s Resource Council in June.
“It proved to be a great opportunity for clients and organizations to meet face-to-face and to create a great working relationship and referral base,” Keay says.
Last year’s Block Party was the first since 2019. Previously held in late August, the event in 2019 drew 110 people and nine exhibitors.
Keay trusts the local Block Party will spread beyond High Prairie.









