Tri-Region Menshed
To create a barrier-free space, Men's Shed membership is currently free, and we want to keep it free.
"Shed" and workshop expenses are covered by donations, project revenue and community grants.
In kind donations of tools and building material is greatly appreciated.
Last update:
March 5, 2025
Discover Our Shed
Welcome to Tri-Region Menshed, where older men find a welcoming space to connect, create, and socialize. Join us for skill-sharing, learning opportunities, and engaging community projects centered around woodworking activities like birdhouses, bat-houses, wood turning, raised planters, and wood carving.
Upcoming and Past Events
Sat, Nov 02Tri-Region MenshedTime to talk Bonsai. With summer over it is time to prepare your Bonsai for winter. We will review your Bonsai's health and what you need to do to protect your trees for the winter. For those who want to get into Bonsai, a great opportunity for you to talk to our Bonsai expert, Lawrence.
About Our Program
Tri-Region Menshed is a dynamic local group offering older men a relaxed environment to bond, learn, and contribute to community projects. With a strong focus on woodworking activities like creating raised gardens, birdhouses, wood turning, and more, we provide a platform for hands-on learning and creativity.
Tri-Region Menshed works in partnership with TriCALA - Tri-Community Adult Learning Assn, the City of Spruce Grove Social Services, Spruce Grove Ag Society, Capital Region Men's Shed, and the Alberta Men's Shed Association and supports the communities of Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County.
Tri-Region Menshed has also received generous support from Help Age Canada and the City of Spruce Grove
Our program extends beyond woodworking to include courses such as growing bonsai trees, fostering continuous learning and personal growth. Join us in a supportive community that values camaraderie, skill development, and the joy of working together.
Highlights
Our Key Offerings
Discover the unique features that set Tri-Region Menshed apart:
Skill-Sharing
Engage in skill-sharing sessions where members exchange knowledge and expertise in various woodworking techniques, fostering a culture of continuous learning and growth.
Community Projects
Participate in community projects that make a difference, from building birdhouses to creating wood carvings, contributing to the local community and enhancing your woodworking skills.
Learning Opportunities
Explore diverse learning opportunities, including courses on wood turning, creating raised gardens, and even growing your own bonsai trees, all designed to expand your skill set and knowledge.
Socialization
Connect with like-minded individuals in a social setting that promotes friendship, collaboration, and a sense of belonging within the Tri-Region Menshed community.
Creative Space
Experience a creative environment that nurtures innovation and self-expression, where members can unleash their artistic potential and explore woodworking in a supportive atmosphere.
Inclusivity
Embrace diversity and inclusivity within our community, where every member is valued, respected, and encouraged to contribute their unique skills and perspectives.