The Orange Hub is home to a diverse array of organizations dedicated to arts, recreation, wellness and learning. Explore the following directory to discover the current building residents and the unique services they offer to the community.
Tenant Directory
| Organization | Service Description |
|---|---|
| AdaptAbilities | Empowers families and individuals with diverse abilities to grow, succeed and belong. |
| Black Canadian Women In Action | A bilingual non-profit, committed to making a difference in the lives of black Canadian women and girls, from promoting cultural activities to providing business networking opportunities. |
| Edmonton Twin and Triplet Club | A non-profit local support organization for parents of multiple births (twins, triplets, quadruplets, etc.). |
| Edmonton Youth Pipe Band | Edmonton's oldest pipe band, inspiring young people to learn the music and lore of the highland bagpipe. |
| ESIO Edmonton Screen Industries | Acts as a catalyst, a cultivator and a stimulator for the Edmonton screen media sector. |
| FAVA - The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta | A not-for-profit, charitable society that facilitates and supports the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. |
| Freedom School of Dance | A non-profit dance studio aimed at making dance accessible to all children, regardless of their socio-economic background. |
| Gateway Chorus | A competitive Barbershop Chorus, whose values are Laugh, Sing, Love. |
| Grindstone Theatre Society | A non-profit organization founded in 2011 which aims to create professional opportunities for emerging artists through high quality productions. |
| Ground Zero Productions | A theatre company that produces works of creative non-fiction for the stage. |
| GROW Women Leaders | A leadership career development and advancement company that helps women get hired and advance their careers through job matching, training, and ongoing support. |
| Indigenous Congress of Alberta Association | Empowers urban and rural First Nation, Métis, and Inuit inherent rights holders by fostering meaningful connections across Alberta. |
| Jasper Place Family Resource Centre | Provides family support services which include early learning and child care, information and referral services and caregiver education programs. |
| Lady Luck Quilts | Specializes in quilt making. |
| The Learning Centre Literacy Association | Offers free Indigenous, Francophone and English adult literacy and educational programs, including one-to-one tutoring as well as instructor-led classes in reading, writing, computers, creative writing and math for residents 18 years and above. |
| Northern Empire Performing Arts | A youth-focused performing arts organization specializing in the marching arts, and providing unique performing opportunities for members. |
| Plus K Creative | Specializes in wig making and photography. |
| The Red Road Healing Society | An Indigenous organization that offers professional services and programs from a cultural community grassroots perspective. |
| Rotary International District 5370 | Charitable Foundation was established to provide assistance to clubs in fundraising for their charitable projects. |
| Stony Plain Road Business Association | Coordinates activities to promote local businesses and builds our city's local economies through shared marketing, place-making, beautification, community activities and strategies. |
| Trincan Steel Orchestra | Plays throughout the year for a wide variety of events, festivals and private functions. |
| Yellowhead Tribal College (YTC) | Offers academic upgrading, certificates, diplomas and post-secondary courses and degrees to any adult learner in a flexible and supportive environment. |
Leasing Opportunities
Located in Edmonton's west end, the Orange Hub is a community center designed to foster collaboration among organizations and individuals, all working towards a stronger, more active community.
This four-story building, previously a school, offers open corridors, common areas, and accessibility, making it an ideal spot for arts, recreation, wellness and learning initiatives. On-site meeting rooms are also available for all tenants to rent periodically.
Note: The spaces currently available for lease are not eligible for subsidized rates and are only available at market lease rates.