KINGEDWARDPARKCOMMUNITYLEAGUENEWSLETTER
Hello KEP Neighbour,
Here’s what’s happening around the community this August! Inside you’ll find updates from the King Edward Park Community League - upcoming events and programs, City news, road and construction updates, local resources, and more.
Thank you,
Your KEP Community League Board
Keep Reading:
- KEP Community League News:
- Urgent Notice: Tennis Courts Temporarily Closed
- Help Bring Community Soup Nights to KEP
- Save the Date: Community League Day - Sept 19
- Help Create a Community Rain Garden
- Community Shout-Outs
- Edmonton's Littlest Folk Festival
- Edmonton Events & Happenings
- City Info & Updates
- City & Community Resources
Community League News
Urgent Notice: Tennis Courts Temporarily Closed
The tennis courts at the Small Hall are temporarily closed. There has been an issue with the pit excavation at Duncan Innes Park. The City is working on a solution and will be providing more updates to the League as the situation moves forward.
Until then, we have locked the tennis courts and will share relevant updates when we know more about the timeline of this closure.
🍲 Help Bring Community Soup Nights to King Edward Park!
We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help launch a recurring Community Soup Night—a cozy potluck where neighbours can gather over a warm bowl of soup, connect, and build community.
Several volunteers have already expressed interest in helping, but we're still looking for someone to take the lead and help turn this idea into reality. If you enjoy organizing events or bringing people together, this is a great opportunity to make a lasting impact in the neighbourhood.
Interested in helping? We'd love to hear from you! Contact programs@kingedwardpark.org to learn more or express your interest.
Let's build something warm, welcoming, and delicious—together!
🎉 Save the Date: Community League Day – September 19!
Community League Day is just around the corner, and we're getting ready for another fun-filled day in King Edward Park!
We'll be looking for volunteers to help with set-up, tear-down, and keeping the event running smoothly throughout the day. If you're interested in lending a hand, we'd love to have you. To get involved, contact events@kingedwardpark.org.
More details about this fun (and tasty!) community celebration are coming soon, so be sure to mark your calendars for September 19!
🌿 Help Create a Community Rain Garden!
We're looking for community members who are interested in helping plan and build a new rain garden along the south side of the King Edward Park Community League's Large Hall.
Whether you have experience with native plants, landscaping, gardening, project management, or simply enjoy community beautification projects, we'd love to have you involved. This is a great opportunity to help create a beautiful, environmentally friendly space that benefits both our neighbourhood and local wildlife.
Interested in joining the project? Please contact jmertz@kingedwardpark.org to learn more or express your interest.
Community Shout-Outs
🎶 Edmonton’s Littlest Folk Festival (ELFF)
King Edward Park neighbours and friends are invited to Edmonton's Littlest Folk Festival (ELFF) on Saturday, August 15 at Donnan (Arena) Park (9105 80 Ave).
Come out and enjoy the live music, dancing, a community potluck, and have fun with your neighbours!
Event Schedule
- 🚲 12:00 p.m. – Kids' and Grown-Ups Bike Parade
- 🎵 1:00–10:00 p.m. – Live music
- 🍽️ 6:00 p.m. – Community Potluck Supper
- Roast pig/hamburgers/veggie dogs
- Please bring a side dish to share (salad, dessert, etc.).
This beloved neighbourhood event is organized by the Cunningham Family Band along with many dedicated neighbourhood volunteers and friends.
ELFF is proudly supported by the King Edward Park Community League, the City of Edmonton, La Cité Francophone, Right at Home, Totem Outfitters, Vertically Inclined Indoor Rock Climbing Gym, and many other local businesses.
Reusable plates will be available, but if you're able, please bring your own plate to help reduce waste.
Donations Welcome
There is no admission fee, but donations are greatly appreciated to help support ELFF and the many community events and activities held at Donnan Park throughout the year.
Questions or Want to Get Involved?
For general information, contact Becky at palmerrj@shaw.ca or (780) 965-6542.
Interested in volunteering or participating in the Kids' Bike Parade? Contact Kory at korybh@gmail.com or (780) 485-0980.
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If the weather doesn't cooperate, the festival will move indoors to St. Paul's Place (9155 79 Ave), directly across the street from Donnan (Arena) Park.
We hope to see you there!
Hello KEP Neighbour,
Here’s what’s happening around the community this July! Inside you’ll find updates from the King Edward Park Community League - upcoming events and programs, City news, road and construction updates, local resources, and more.
🌿 Green Shack is Back at KEP This Summer!
The City of Edmonton’s Green Shack Program is back this summer in King Edward Park! Join the fun at the playground behind the Large Hall, where City program leaders host free games, crafts, challenges, and activities to keep kids active and having fun all summer long.
📍 Location: Playground behind the Large Hall - 7708 85 Street
📅 Dates: June 29 – August 21, 2026
🕙 Hours: Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
The Green Shack program is a free, drop-in program designed for children ages 6–12, though all ages are welcome. Please note that this is not a childcare service — children are free to come and go throughout the program, and parents/guardians should determine whether their child can attend independently. Children under 6 are welcome with a parent or guardian.
Weekly activities and special events will be posted at the Green Shack throughout the summer.
For full program details, locations, policies, and updates, visit the City of Edmonton Green Shack webpage.
📰 The Southeast Voice is Back
The community newspaper, the Southeast Voice, shut down in January 2026. It was a well-loved source of local news and information for many in Southeast Edmonton, and King Edward Park had only recently become part of its distribution.
If you, or your neighbours, have been missing the community newspaper, there's good news! The publisher of the Southeast Voice, Southeast Edmonton Community League Association (SECLA), is starting up a new publication called the Southeast Edmonton Community Voice with the first issue coming out in September.
We're excited to share updates on King Edward Park programs and events in every issue, helping us reach even more neighbours who may not subscribe to our e-newsletter.
If you know someone who used to read the Southeast Voice, let them know it's coming back—and feel free to share today's newsletter with them!
What’s Being Built on 76th Avenue?
Ever wonder what exactly they're building on 76 Avenue? Local creator Mark Connolly had a tour and shared what it looks like up close. Be sure to check it out.
Got a video showing off something in our community? We're always looking for well-made, community-focused content to share with our neighbours. Send us a link!
Borrow Tools with Your Community League Membership 🛠️
Edmonton Tool Library
Need a power drill, hedge trimmer, ladder, or specialty tool for your next project? As a King Edward Park Community League member, you now have access to the Edmonton Tool Library—at no additional cost! The League has purchased a community membership so all current KEP members can borrow from their extensive collection of hand, power, and garden tools.
Simply show your virtual Community League membership card in Communal when you visit.
The Edmonton Tool Library is a registered non-profit that makes home improvement, gardening, and DIY projects more affordable by giving members access to hundreds of tools without the cost of buying them.
Opening Hours Summer
- Wednesdays: 6:00–8:00 p.m.
- Saturdays: 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.*
- Closed on Saturdays of statutory holiday weekends.
Before visiting, be sure to check their calendar for any schedule changes.
Our Neighbourhood in Bloom
Our Neighbourhood in Bloomcelebrates the creativity, care, and community spirit Edmonton residents pour into their front gardens. We invite you to recognize beautiful and inspiring gardens in King Edward Park and the hardworking gardeners behind them.
- How to nominate a garden: Fill out this form
- Nomination criteria:
- Must be a front yard that is visible from the street (not a backyard)
- Must be located within the boundaries of the King Edward Park community
- Can be a private residence or a business
- All types of front gardens are welcome, from traditional flower beds to more naturalized yards, container gardens to balconies loaded with flower pots
Our volunteers will deliver recognition cards to gardens that are nominated, to let our neighbours know we appreciate the beauty they cultivate in our community.
Nominations are open until mid-July. Recognition cards will be delivered in late July.
Community Shout-Outs
Looking to stay active, meet new people, or learn a new skill? The South East Edmonton Seniors Association (SEESA) is a welcoming, volunteer-driven non-profit dedicated to helping adults 55+ (under 55 are welcome as well) stay connected, healthy, and engaged in the community.
Choose from a variety of fitness and wellness classes, dance, painting and art workshops, music, pickleball and badminton, technology and lifelong learning, and social clubs—all led by experienced instructors in a friendly, supportive environment.
New to SEESA? Try a class or club!
- Choose a class you'd like to attend.
- Call 780-468-1985 to check if there's room for a drop-in.
- Register by phone or in person.
- Enjoy your class!
SEESA members receive discounted class fees, but many classes are also open to non-members as drop-ins, space permitting. To view the full class schedule or learn more about membership, visit seesa.ca or call 780-468-1985.
Help Create the Donnan Park Community Garden Mural
This summer, the Donnan Park Naturalization Committee is bringing a beautiful wooden community mural to the back of the Hobbit House in Donnan Park (like a giant jigsaw puzzle) —and you're invited to help!
No artistic or woodworking experience is needed. Volunteers can assist with everything from sanding and wood burning to assembling the mural, with guidance from local artist Dave Cunningham. Come for a few hours or make it a regular summer activity.
The project is proudly supported by the King Edward Park Community League, the City of Edmonton, Right at Home Housing Society, and the Donnan Community Gardening Group.
Workshop Dates: Most Saturdays throughout the summer (10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)
If you have any woodworking skills or tools you might like to share or would simply like to be a part of building our mural, please contact Kory at korybh@gmail.com.
The Donnan Park Naturalization Committee hosts a variety of neighbourhood events like potluck's, workbees building cool things as well as garden and other neighbourhood get-togethers at Donnan (Arena) Park.
Community Events & Happenings
July is one of the busiest festival months in Edmonton:
- Art Buffet x Community Tapestry Weaving |Until July 29
- Broadway in Hawrelak Park: Something Rotten! | July 1 - 12
- Grindstone Comedy Festival | July 2 - 12
- Edmonton International Street Performers Festival | July 3 - 12
- The Edmonton Open Mic Festival | July 4
- Rugby Canada Fan Fest| July 5
- Ram Architecture and Design Tour for Doors Open Festival| July 5 - 12
- Edmonton Historical Festival & Doors Open Edmonton | July 5 - 12
- Whyte Avenue Art Walk| July 10 - 12
- Taste of Edmonton| July 16 - 26
- KDays| July 17 - 26
- Neon Skies Festival | July 17 - 18
- Great Outdoors Comedy Festival | July 17 - 19
- River Valley Sound: Susan Isaac at Little Brick| July 22
- 2026 Family Nature Nights: Urban Birds | July 22
- Kaleido Fest | Sept 18-20 (want to volunteer? Register here
Hello KEP Neighbour,
Here’s what’s happening around the community this June! Inside you’ll find updates from the King Edward Park Community League - upcoming events and programs, City news, road and construction updates, local resources, and more.
King Edward Park’s 25th Annual Reuse Fair
Bring your gently used household items and help give them a second life while supporting local community groups and charities.
Event Highlights
📚 Book Exchange — take some or leave some!
🪴 Plant Sale — hosted by the Edmonton Horticultural Society
♻️ Free Table — give useful items a new home
🗑️ Large bin available for non-toxic household waste
(Please note: no mattresses, fridges, or freezers.)
This event is made possible by caring community volunteers. Volunteers are needed for setup, unloading vehicles, sorting donations, and cleanup. If you can spare a few hours, please contact Renée at 780-462-7001.
Come meet your neighbours, support local organizations, and help make a positive impact on the environment. We look forward to seeing you there!
🚴♀️ 2026 BIKE Month Challenge
Dust off your bikes and join the challenge!
This June, Community Leagues across the city are teaming up for a month of riding, exploring, and friendly competition.
✨ Ride with friends
✨ Track your kilometres
✨ Discover new routes
✨ Win prizes
✨ Enjoy the outdoors
HOW IT WORKS:
1️⃣ Download the Stava app & join the KEP club
2️⃣ No Strava? Then email your monthly KM to grants@kingedwardpark.org every Saturday
3️⃣ Ride throughout June
4️⃣ Help your League top the leaderboard
🏆 Categories include:
• Total Participants
• Total Team Kilometres
• Scavenger Hunt Challenge
City of Edmonton Program
🌿 Green Shack is Back at KEP This Summer!
The City of Edmonton’s Green Shack Program is back this summer in King Edward Park! Join the fun at the playground behind the Large Hall, where City program leaders host free games, crafts, challenges, and activities to keep kids active and having fun all summer long.
📍 Location: Playground behind the Large Hall - 7708 85 Street
📅 Dates: June 29 – August 21, 2026
🕙 Hours: Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
The Green Shack program is a free, drop-in program designed for children ages 6–12, though all ages are welcome. Please note that this is not a childcare service — children are free to come and go throughout the program, and parents/guardians should determine whether their child can attend independently. Children under 6 are welcome with a parent or guardian.
Weekly activities and special events will be posted at the Green Shack throughout the summer.
For full program details, locations, policies, and updates, visit the City of Edmonton Green Shack webpage.
Casino Volunteers Needed
Help support KEP — No Experience Needed!
July 14 & 15
Community league casinos are one of our biggest fundraisers, helping support neighbourhood events, programs, rink maintenance, hall improvements, and more.
As a volunteer, you’ll help with simple behind-the-scenes roles like cash counting, chip running, or record keeping. Don’t worry — training is provided, and experienced volunteers will be there to help.
What to expect:
- Easy-to-learn volunteer roles
- Half-day or full-day shifts (depending on the role)
- Meals, snacks, coffee, and drinks provided
- A fun way to meet neighbours and support your community
What to bring:
- Government-issued photo ID
- Comfortable clothing (business casual recommended)
- Reading glasses, if needed
Every volunteer helps make a difference — we couldn’t do it without you
Annual General Meeting
Annual General Meeting – May 31 at 1 PM
📅 Date: Sunday, May 31
🕘 Time: 1:00 PM
📍 Large Hall: 7708 - 85 Street NW, Edmonton
Join us for our AGM to stay informed, have your say, and connect with neighbours.
The first 100 league members to Register will receive a free meal from the Drift Food Truck! Enjoy live music, kids’ crafts, and a great afternoon in the community.
Following our Special General Meeting on February 22, 2026, the interim Board has updated the KEP Community League bylaws. These new bylaws replace the League’s bylaws from 1990, which no longer met the needs of our growing and evolving community.
Community Clean Up Day
We’re trying something new this year—and we’d love for you to be part of it 💚 We're participating in the Capital City Clean up.
Join us as we come together to clean up the litter around our parks and green spaces, so we can all enjoy them even more this summer. It’s a simple way to connect, give back, and take pride in our community.
📅 Date: Sunday, May 17
🕘 Time: 10:30 AM
📍 Meeting Point: We’ll be gathering at two locations this year—choose the one that’s closest or most convenient for you:
- Large Hall | 7708 - 85 Street NW
- Small Hall | 8008 - 81 Street NW
All supplies will be provided—just bring yourself, dress for the weather, and wear closed-toe shoes.
👥 All ages welcome
🧤 Gloves, grabbers, & bags provided
🌱 Make a visible difference in your community
Event Schedule:
10:30 AM – Doors Open: check-in & supply pick-up
11:00 AM – Cleaning teams head out
12:30 PM (approx.) – Return to the large hall for light snacks, refreshments, and supply drop-off
Community Events
- Helping Kids When Things Feel Hard | May 9
- Get Ready in the Park|May 9
- Edmonton International Cat Fest | May 2-31
- UFest Edmonton Ukrainian festival | May 29 & 30
- International Children's Festival of the Arts |May 29-June 1
- Celebrate Hawrelak Park Grand Re-opening|May 30
- Mother’s Day Events
- YouthWrite Summer Programs
Help Us Clean Up Our Community
Sign-up the Capital City Clean Up!
We’re trying something new this year—and we’d love for you to be part of it 💚 We're participating in the Capital City Clean up.
Join us as we come together to clean up the litter around our parks and green spaces, so we can all enjoy them even more this summer. It’s a simple way to connect, give back, and take pride in our community.
📅 Date: Sunday, May 17
🕘 Time: 10:30 AM
📍 Meeting Point: We’ll be gathering at two locations this year—choose the one that’s closest or most convenient for you:
- Large Hall | 7708 - 85 Street NW
- Small Hall | 8008 - 81 Street NW
All supplies will be provided—just bring yourself, dress for the weather, and wear closed-toe shoes.
👥 All ages welcome
🧤 Gloves, grabbers, & bags provided
🌱 Make a visible difference in your community
Event Schedule:
10:30 AM – Doors Open: check-in & supply pick-up
11:00 AM – Cleaning teams head out
12:30 PM (approx.) – Return to the large hall for light snacks, refreshments, and supply drop-off
Save the Date!
KEP Community League Annual General Meeting
📅 Date: May 31, 2026
🕘 Time: 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Large Hall | 7708 - 85 Street NW
Please mark your calendars. Further details, agenda, and materials will be sent closer to the date. All community members are welcome to attend.
Hello KEP neighbours!
Following our first official board meeting this month, we wanted to share a quick update on what we’ve been working on and where our energy is headed over the next few months.
Now that our new team is in place, our primary goal is a smooth and effective transition. To ensure the league is set up for long-term success, we are focusing on four key areas:
- Strengthening Governance: We’re working on policies and procedures to make sure we are operating as transparently and efficiently as possible.
- Modernizing Our Records: We are hard at work digitizing our documents to ensure our community’s history and records are secure and easily accessible for future boards.
- Grant Writing: We are actively pursuing grant opportunities to bring more resources and funding into our neighbours projects.
- Reporting & Compliance: We are staying on top of upcoming reporting deadlines to keep our league in good standing and ready for the year ahead.
While much of this work happens behind the scenes, it is the foundation that allows us to host events and maintain the spaces we all enjoy. We are excited to keep this momentum going!
In the meantime, we’re excited to be launching our first Community Clean-Up Day—see below for details. It’s a great opportunity to come together, connect, and help get our parks and green spaces ready for spring and summer.
Thank you,
Your King Edward Park Community League Board
Items:
- KEP Fun Facts
- Save the Date: KEP AGM
- League Programs: Yoga & Zumba
- Men’s Shed
- Community Event: Spirit of Hope United Church
- Reminders
- Community Resources
KEP Fun Facts
King Edward Park is a strong and vibrant community with a rich history of community engagement:
- In 1943, KEP residents were concerned with the lack of transit in the area. With over 300 people in attendance, residents wanted a bus that would run every 30 minutes. It was proposed to run up 81 street to Whyte Ave, to connect with the Bonnie Doon line. Long walks with groceries were the main concern.
- From pasture to cricket to Edmonton's Littlest Folk Fest:
- In the early 1920's, sports tended to focus on the rink at 81 street and 80th ave, but when spring came around, the focus switched to the cricket fields at 91st street between 79 and 80 ave. This area had mostly been pasture for horses and cows until the King Edward Park Cricket Club obtained the land under a 4-year renewable lease. Eventually, the Bonnie Doon Cricket Club started using the field as their home field as well
Share Your Favourite Thing About KEP! What makes King Edward Park special to you?
👉 Reply to this email with a fun fact, favourite memory, or community tip. We’ll highlight submissions in next month’s newsletter!
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Save the Date!
KEP Community League Annual General Meeting
- Date: May 31, 2026
- Time: 1:00 PM
- Location: 7708 85 Street NW
Please mark your calendars. Further details, agenda, and materials will be sent closer to the date. All community members are welcome to attend.
League Programs
Yoga Classes: Yin Mobility
📅 Every Thursday
🕘 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
📍8008 – 81 Street NW (Small hall)
Only $10 per class or just $5 per class with a KEP Community League membership.
Please email king.ed.hall@gmail to register. Walk-ins are also welcome!
Zumba Classes
📅 Every Thursday
🕘 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
📍7708 - 85 Street NW (Large hall)
Only $10 per class or just $5 per class with a KEP Community League membership.
Please email king.ed.hall@gmail to register. Walk-ins are also welcome!
Southeast YEG Men’s Shed (Kenilworth Community League)
Men’s Shed is a welcoming, inclusive space where men can connect, build friendships, and work on hands-on projects while sharing skills and learning from each other.
Drop-ins welcome—coffee and snacks provided!
📅 Every Thursday
🕘 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
📍Kenilworth Community League (7104–87 Ave)
To learn more about Men’s Shed Canada Click Here
Community Event: Spirit of Hope United Church
Youth, young adults, and young families are invited to share food, have fun, and dream together about what you’d like in the community.
- Sunday, April 12th: 1:00 - 3:00 PM
- 7909 - 82 Ave NW, Edmonton
Contact Judy at community.spiritofhope@shaw.ca for more information.
Reminders
Blocked or Frozen Catch Basin
Blocked Drain? Clear It!
If ice or snow is blocking the drain in front of your home, safely clear it to help prevent flooding. For big snow piles or drainage problems, call 311 or 780-412-4500.
KEP League Membership
Have you purchased your 2026 membership yet?
For just $20, you get big benefits: access to community swims, complimentary Tool Library membership (with proof), free skating at the outdoor rink, free or discounted City recreation passes, and more.
Ways to purchase:
- Online: CLICK HERE
Community Resources
- Edmonton Community Programs
- Contact 311: Issues related to City services, programs or bylaws
- Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Edmonton Community Resources
- HELP Community Resources List
Stay Connected
Stay Connected
- Email: kep.membership@gmail.com
- Website: KingEdwardPark.org
Hello KEP neighbours!
As our new board begins working together, you may notice ongoing updates and changes to our programs, facilities, and communications. We appreciate your patience and input as we strive to make KEP an even more welcoming, active, and safe community.
March may still feel like winter here in King Edward Park, but there’s plenty of ways to stay active, connected, and involved this month.
Community Survey (Closing March 13th)
This survey is critical to helping us prioritize programming, communications, and operational improvements as a new board.
Items:
- KEP Fun Facts
- Community Engagement Opportunity: Duncan Innes Park
- Reminders
- ODR Update
- Community Swim Update
- Stay Connected
KEP Fun Facts
King Edward Park is a strong and vibrant community with a rich history of community engagement:
- Approximately 5,000 people live in King Edward Park.
- KEP had the first community league hall in Edmonton in 1923!
- Earlier this month, the league shared that they may have to dissolve if they could not find more volunteers. A Special General Meeting was called, requiring at least 15 attendees and 8 board members to continue. Last weekend neighbours absolutely packed the hall, with a line out the door, to elect the new board and ensure the league continues.
Community leagues offer vital programming year-round, events, and opportunities to celebrate and connect with one another. None of this would be possible without dedicated volunteers who care about their community and want to make it a better place for everyone.
Thanks to everyone who attended the meeting, to the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues for facilitating the elections, to the outgoing board members, and to the new board members who have stepped up.
Share Your Favourite Thing About KEP! What makes King Edward Park special to you?
👉 Reply to this email with a fun fact, favourite memory, or community tip. We’ll highlight submissions in next month’s newsletter.
Engagement Opportunity
Duncan Innes Park is getting a new playground and the City is looking for input on the design! Meet the project team at an in-person event at Spirit of Hope Church on March 7th between 12 and 2pm to check out options and help select a preferred playground design. Please feel free to share the attached poster with interested parties!
Reminders
Snow & Sidewalk Safety ❄️
Spring is still a few weeks away, and many of our sidewalks remain snowy or icy. Let’s look out for one another: it’s tough to walk safely on an unshoveled sidewalk even for those without mobility challenges — and especially difficult for seniors, folks with disabilities, families with strollers, and neighbours recovering from injuries.
Rink at Duncan Innes Park Still Open!
Our full-size outdoor rink at Duncan Innes Park (8008 – 81 St) remains open daily, weather permitting, from sunrise to 11 PM.
Some friendly reminders while enjoying the ice:
- Helmets are strongly encouraged for everyone
- Please remove nets and scrapers after use so they don’t freeze into the surface
- Push shovelled snow toward the south boards — this helps keep the ice smooth for others
Let’s keep our outdoor rink a fun and respectful space for all who visit!
🏊 Community Swim Update
Community swim continues during March! Due to pool closures, swim times have shifted:
- Commonwealth: Sundays 1–3 PM
- The Meadows Recreation Centre: Friday 6–8 PM
Swims are free with your community league membership. Haven’t joined yet? Details on how to sign up are below.
With Bonnie Doon pool closed again from February 2, 2026 - April 7, 2026.
The league has moved the swim to the Meadows with the exception of the following March 21, 28 and April 3 and 4
KEP League Membership
Have you purchased your 2026 membership yet?
For just $20, you get big benefits: access to community swims, complimentary Tool Library membership (with proof), free skating at the outdoor rink, free or discounted City recreation passes, and more.
Ways to purchase:
- Online: CLICK HERE
Stay Connected
Stay Connected
- Email: kep.membership@gmail.com
- Website: KingEdwardPark.org