The City of Grande Prairie is celebrating the new naming partnership for the Keyera Place with a ribbon cutting and an all-day open house for the community.
On Dec. 5th, the community will get a chance to attend the ribbon cutting at 9 a.m., to celebrate the centres new name, after the cutting, an open house will begin at 10 a.m. Which will allow residents to trial activities through-out the building free of cost. Some of the activities you can try-out include; skateboarding, children’s rock climbing, court sports, and disco roller-skating.
Grande Prairie Mayor Jackie Clayton says the open house is a great chance for the community to trial many of the activities the centre will offer.
“The open house is a wonderful way to celebrate the energy and connection that Keyera Place brings to our community. We’re excited to welcome everyone in the community to come together, get active and enjoy all the space has to offer with day of free and fun activities.”
Northern Field Superintendent Jonas Westlin mentioned that the partnership reflects more then just a naming partnership.
“This partnership is about more than a name on a building. It’s about supporting spaces that foster belonging, wellbeing, and community resiliency. Keyera Place reflects collaboration, the spirit of community, and our lasting commitment to investing in the places where we live and work.”
