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Marlborough Park

Live among neighbours. Play in the park.
Celebrate as a community.

Why we love Marlborough Park

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Marlborough Park is a welcoming neighbourhood in Calgary that celebrates many different cultures and families. Since 1972, neighbours have gathered here to play, celebrate, and connect. Our central park remains the heart of the neighbourhood where people meet today. We’re close to shopping and transit, all while our community still feels like a quiet place to call home. Our center has rooms for all kinds of events and offers programs that keep bringing neighbours together.

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GREENSPACE

Our central park

The park is the heart of our neighbourhood. It’s a fun place to visit all year long. In winter, you can go ice skating or tobogganing down the hills. When it’s summer, you can fly a kite, play pickleball, or have a picnic.

See the plans to redesign this regional park for our growing community.

Community rentals
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ALL AGES

Community programs

You can sign up for many fun events in our neighbourhood. There’s pickball, preschool play, and clubs for seniors, and more.

Families can also join groups like Scouts or play fun games with friends. Everyone is welcome to come and join in.

Find programs
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ACCESSIBLE

Shopping & downtown

Our neighbourhood is close to schools and great places to shop. Marlborough Mall is just a few minutes away. You can also take a quick drive or a train ride to get downtown in only 15 minutes.

Everything you need is close to home.

Community rentals

Programs

Programs
Crib Club [Tues &amp; Fri] <span class="sqsrte-text-color--white">→</span>
Jul 14
Crib Club [Tues & Fri] →
Loma Seniors Whist [Weds] <span class="sqsrte-text-color--white">→</span>
Jul 15
Loma Seniors Whist [Weds] →

See all programs →

Events

Events
Good Food Box
Jul 21
Good Food Box
Pickleball
Sep 14
Pickleball
AGM Event
May 5
AGM Event

See all events →

Documents

Preschool Registration

Contact us with questions →

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BE A PART OF THE MPCA

Neighbours helping neighbours.

Our community association is run by the people who live right here. These volunteers care about you and our homes. There’s always a need for extra hands, and there are many ways for you to join us.

Get involved

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Here are some of the top questions we get. You’ll find more information throughout our website, but these will get you started!

  • The center is at 6021 Madigan Drive NE. It is right in the big park in the middle of our neighbourhood. There's free parking available right in front of the building for those using the facility.

  • Yes, it is actually encouraged. Our main hall, activity room, and park lounge are all great locations for parties of all sizes.

  • Yes absolutely. You can still rent a room or hall at MPCA even if you don’t live within the neighbourhood. Just contact us to see room availability.

  • Anyone can sign up for the preschool provided your child meets the age and development readiness requirements. Learn more about the criteria here. 

  • An MPCA membership gives you access to local discounts, community programs, facility perks, and a voice in how the neighbourhood is run.

  • No. You don’t need a membership to come and connect with your neighbours. However, some of our programs do require membership to participate, such as our AGM and pickleball club.

  • Yes, even a little of your time can make a big difference in helping keep our neighbourhood clean and connected. Learn how you can help your community today.

  • No, they are two different neighbourhoods that sit next to each other in Calgary’s northeast quadrant. Be sure to pick the correct community association nearest to you, to stay updated on programs and events.

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