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The Lewis Farms Facility and Park Project includes a community recreation centre, public library and district park. The facility and park are anticipated to open to the public in fall 2028.
The project has continued to make significant progress over the winter, with the facility and park anticipated to open to the public in fall 2028.
The facility is now largely enclosed, highlighting its unique design.
Work on the facility’s interior walls, mechanical and electrical systems, and landscaping outside the facility is underway.
The Lewis Farms Facility and Park Project, located at 22103 92 Avenue NW, is progressing. The project team has adjusted the project scope to focus on community programming needs.
The facility has been designed to accommodate the following amenities:
A base-level district park will be included with supporting infrastructure that allows for development of additional park amenities in the future.
The need for a new facility and park in the west Edmonton was identified in the 2005-2015 Recreation Facility Master Plan and the Medium Term Recreation Facility and Sports Field Plan.
Public and interested party feedback was gathered on the concept and design, and showed support for the multi-purpose facility and park. Extensive public engagement was completed from 2015 to 2018. The data collected during engagement continues to guide adaptations in the facility design. A summary of the public and interested party engagement is in the What We Heard report.
On May 1, 2026, the City of Edmonton announced mistahaya wîkihk (pronounced mist-ah-hi-ya wee-gik) Community Recreation Centre as the official name of this facility. This Cree name translates to "The Big One's at his home/Grizzly Bear's Home."
Audio file of mistahaya wîkihk pronunciation
The name, gifted by Elder Bob Cardinal of Enoch Cree Nation, is a reminder to all Edmontonians that this land once belonged to our neighbour, Enoch Cree Nation. Read this public service announcement to learn more.
This name was formally reviewed and approved by the Edmonton Naming Committee in accordance with the City of Edmonton’s Naming Committee Bylaw 17138.
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