The Community Hall The St. Albert and District Community League was founded as a society in 1939 with the objective of constructing and operating a facility to accommodate a variety of community needs.    The League built the St. Albert Community Hall in 1940, mostly with donated materials and volunteer labour. For 70 years the Hall has served as a focal point for the community of St. Albert for weddings, dances, parties, fundraisers, and a variety of other social events.   Over the years the Hall has also served as a public library, a church, and a courthouse. The Hall is also home to many non-profit organizations and recreational groups.   Many of St. Albert’s citizens have spent their pre-school or after school days in activities housed in the Hall.   We look forward to continuing to provide a location for events, community programs, gatherings and community activity events for many more decades. Contact Numbers Hall Rentals 780.460.7812 In-House Caterer Uptown Catering 780.418.8857   Dance Tickets 780.460.9205 Upcoming Events June 16 Ultimate Summer Dance (18+) Tickets: Sheena 780.460.9205 sheena4get@yahoo.ca   Tickets available May 14, 2012 Our dances are very popular and sell out in advance.  So call today to secure your spot at the party! Situated in the heart of St. Albert, at 17 Perron Street, with plenty of nearby parking, the hall holds fond memories for many in St. Albert.  St. Albert’s Original Gathering Place © St. Albert Community League 2012 Welcome Site designed by: My Genius Assistant Request for Proposals - Custodial and Management Services The St. Albert and District Community League (SACL) maintains and operates the St. Albert Community Hall for the benefit of the community, including a variety of individuals and groups in the St. Albert area. To assist in providing this service SACL is requesting proposals from companies or individuals interested in providing contract Custodial / Management services in the following areas:   1. Regular cleaning of two halls including entrances, washrooms, and common areas. 2. Grounds maintenance including lawn cutting and snow removal. 3. Management (primary client interface). 4. Common conditions (apply to each of above three items). Proposals may address any one or any combination of the above. Further details available for easy printing in pdf.