Connect With the Locals
Looking for something fun to do while you’re here? Our area is full of lively community spots that host everything from live music and markets to bingo nights, meat draws, pickleball, and curling events. Whether you’re catching a concert, joining a local tournament, or just mingling with friendly faces, there’s always something happening nearby. Experience the local spirit and see how our community comes together to celebrate!
Good Street Hall
The Good Street Hall is located at 37 3rd Street NW in Erickson, Manitoba. Before Erickson adopted its current numbered street system, the church originally stood on what was known as Good Street. It was built in 1954 and was formerly known as the Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Church.
On weekdays, the Good Street Hall is home to Grit and Growth Wellness, a counselling service. In the evenings and on weekends, it becomes a gathering place for community events such as weddings, yoga, live music, and parties. The main floor is wheelchair accessible, including the washroom, and chairs and tables are available to rent.
To learn more or to book the Good Street Hall, call or text Steve Langston at 204-805-5944.
Erickson Curling Club - Recreation Center
The Erickson Curling Club/Recreation Center is a community hub that hosts a variety of exciting events throughout the curling season, including popular bonspiels and the always-fun glow curling nights. Whether you’re a seasoned curler or trying the sport for the first time, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Make your next event extra special by booking the rec center for glow-in-the-dark curling, a unique and memorable experience for groups of all ages. With a licensed restaurant on site and a large open space upstairs, the recreation center is also an ideal venue for parties, celebrations, and group gatherings!
Erickson Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 143
The mission of the Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 143 is to serve Veterans, including serving military and RCMP members and their families, to promote Remembrance, and to serve our communities and our country.
The Royal Canadian Legion offers a welcoming, community-focused space with a wide range of activities and events for members and guests to enjoy. Regular programming includes card games such as whist and cribbage, lively bingo nights, and friendly puzzle competitions that bring people together in a fun and social setting. Throughout the year, the Legion also hosts holiday celebrations that honour tradition while creating opportunities to connect with friends and neighbours. In addition to its ongoing activities, the Legion is available to host private events, including socials, receptions, and weddings, providing a versatile and affordable venue supported by a strong spirit of community and service.
