Welcome to Gleneden Hall - a place where neighbours gather, ideas take shape, and good times unfold. Whether you’re here for a lively tournament, a concert evening, a weekly activity, or simply to connect, you’re part of a community that values friendship, creativity, and a shared sense of belonging. Take a look around and see what’s happening — we’d love to have you join in.
What's New - at a Glance
Leonard Sumner - Thursday, Sept. 17 - 8:00 pm Experience Anishinaabe MC, singer and songwriter Leonard Sumner’s powerful blend of Hip-Hop, Spoken Word, Country and R&B—music rooted in storytelling, truth and healing. Details on the Concerts Page
Tulua - Monday, Oct. 19 - 8:00 pm Hailed by the Irish Independent as “one of the hottest young prospects in traditional Irish music,” TULUA brings the songs, tunes and vibrant spirit of County Wexford to Salmon Arm.Details on the Concerts Page
Weekly & Monthly Activities Pickleball, Coffeehouse Open Mic and the Dances are finished for the season and will resume in the fall, Details on the Events Page
All Yoga You - now offers an additional class time Tashan now offers yoga not only at 7:30 am for early birds, but also at 9:00 am for those who like to take their time in the morning. Details on the Events Page
Join the Community - Become a Member Your membership strengthens our voice in the community and supports future funding opportunities. Join us today. Details on the Community Page
Hall Improvements and Looking Ahead Renovation plans are underway as we prepare for the 100th anniversary of the Gleneden Community Association in 2029, with recent projects including a new well, upgraded second-floor lighting with dimmer panel, and a newly constructed exit road. Details on the Renovations Page
Volunteers Needed We’re always looking for helping hands — join us and be part of something meaningful. Details on the Volunteers Page
LEONARD SUMNER with Julian Balbachir Opening: Colin Easthope Thursday, September 17 Doors open 7:15 pm Concert 8:00 pm
Anishinaabe MC, singer and songwriter Leonard Sumner brings a powerful and distinctive voice rooted in the stories and experiences of Little Saskatchewan First Nation in the heart of Manitoba’s Interlake.
Sumner’s self-determined sound moves effortlessly across musical landscapes, blending Hip-Hop, Spoken Word, Country, and Rhythm and Blues. With every vibration of the strings on his guitar, Leonard rattles the dust off truths that have been buried for far too long. On stage, he poetically awakens the consciousness of audiences who may have been unaware of their slumber. In this era of confronting unsettling history and healing the wounds of the past, Sumner’s music is an expression of medicine that walks the line between fortitude and fragility
Monday, October 19 Doors open 7:15 pm Concert 8:00 pm
The Irish Independent called them ‘one of the hottest young prospects in traditional Irish music’.
One of the most exciting rising young stars in contemporary Irish traditional music is making a stop in Salmon Arm this fall.TULUA, from the county of Wexford, in south-east Ireland, draw inspiration from local songs and tunes and from sitting in on sessions around Ireland. The group take their audiences on a captivating journey of songs about love, life and everything in between. Their rooted passion for playing music evolved from a young age, and they now wholeheartedly explore their possibilities to create a sound truly unique to the group.