Community & Clubs
Small town, big list of ways to meet people. Here's where to plug in.
Hesje Centre - Skating Arena
Minor hockey registration each September (bhminorsports@outlook.com), adult rec teams, rentals $130/hr via the Rec Director. Games stream live via LiveBarn.
Rec Director: 306-749-7451 → Facebook →Birch Hills Curling Club
Facebook →Skate Park, Sportsgrounds & Playground Program
birchhills.ca →Birch Hills Public Library
Part of the Wapiti Regional Library — order books from anywhere in Sask, delivered here. Also has magazines, DVDs, large print books & books on CD. Hours: Tue 11–5 & 6–8, Wed 12–5, Thu 1–6, Fri 9–1, Sat 10–2.
306-749-3281 → bircirc@wapitilibrary.ca → Facebook group →Birch Hills Memorial Museum
Operated by the Birch Hills & District Historical Society. Thrift shop in the basement.
Museum Facebook → Thrift Store Facebook group →Town of Birch Hills Community & Recreation
The department behind the arena, playground program, and rec events.
Facebook →Summer Playground Program
birchhillsrec@sasktel.net →Ladies Walking Group
All fitness levels & ages welcome, free to join. Enter via the front door closest to the school bell on McCallum Ave — bring clean indoor shoes. Find "BH Ladies Walking Group" on Facebook.
Pickleball
Open to the community.
Line Dancing
On summer break — classes resume September 2.
Forever...in Motion
Seniors fitness classes. On summer break — resumes in fall.
Hascap Orchard Nature Trail
Walking/biking trail on private land around the Haskap berry farm on the south side of town, open with the owner's permission. Multiple entry points, views of orchards, canola & pea fields, and wildlife. No motorcycles.
Camping & Ball Diamonds
Camping spots with playground, plus ball diamonds for the season.
Birch Hills Community Connect
General info & events for the whole community — a good first group to join.
Facebook →Royal Canadian Legion Branch #122
Open to everyone, not just veterans. President: Don Lypchuk. Membership: Marlene Lypchuk. Sports Lounge (pool, darts, shuffleboard) Mondays 7pm — postponed for summer.
306-749-2571 →Birch Hills 50 Plus Club
Formerly "Seniors' Hall." Card games Tue & Thu 2pm, Cribbage/Kaiser Thu 7pm (both on summer break, resume September). $2 drop-in for members, $5 for non-members. Annual membership $20. Hall rentals now go through the Town Office since DLCC is town-owned. President: John Herd.
Birch Hills Sno-Posse
Maintains warm-up cabins (not rentals) and a large groomed trail network around town.
Facebook →Birch Hills Fishing Club
Join the group →Birch Hills Dog Rescue
Birch Hills Brewers Sr. Baseball
Facebook →Birch Hills SR. Blackhawks 2.0
blackhawkssrhockey@gmail.com →Birch Hills Mammas
Moms & kids meetup. The youth centre hosts "Moms Morning Out" Tues & Thurs, $2/family — coffee, play & adult conversation. Search "Birch Hills Mammas" on Facebook to join.
Highway 3 East Road Reports
Real-time road condition reports between Melfort and Prince Albert.
Request to join →Birch Hills Business & Community Enhancement Inc.
"Working together and supporting our community to make a stronger Birch Hills." First project: the Birch Hills Splash Park. Business membership $100/yr, community membership $50/yr.
306-960-5841 → Facebook → Website →Thimbles and Threads Quilters
Bring your own supper. Leslie Lewis: 306-749-7602 · Connie Hunter: 306-749-3583
Crystal Springs Bingo
Progressive pots, 50/50 draw, free coffee & treats, monthly loyalty draw. Books $10–14.
Lynn: 306-864-8013 →Struthers Lake Regional Park
Beach, fishing, mini golf, geocaching, camping, gazebo rental for events.
Facebook →Coffee Row
Everything provided. Contact Joan: 306-749-2616.
St. Mary's Anglican Church
Pastoral needs: Les Stobbs (306-749-7481) or Stewart Adams (306-749-7439).
St. Anne's Catholic Church
306-749-7541 →Christ Alone Lutheran Brethren Church
306-700-7290 →Saron Lutheran Church
306-749-2478 →Birch Hills United Church
Lake Park Baptist Church
Starting Sept 13: Morning Café 9:30am, Sunday School 10–10:40am, Worship 11am. Children's Church for ages 4 to Grade 6 during the morning service.