Anyone wishing to rent the Malmo Plain Hall must have a community league membership. The calendar below highlights hall availability. For more information, please see below or email us at hall.booking@malmoplains.com. We are volunteer-operated organization, and will respond as soon as we can.
Malmo Community League Hall
11525 48 Ave NW
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
T6H 0E5
Updated: Feb 1, 2026
The kitchen has a stove, dishwasher, microwave, and a full-sized fridge
The cupboards are stocked with a service of 25 settings of china, cutlery, and glassware
There is a 100-cup coffee urn, a 36-cup coffee urn, a 12-cup drip coffee maker, and a tea kettle
There are 100 folding chairs, 20 lightweight plastic folding tables (32" X 72"), and 3 folding wooden tables (60" round)
There is a house stereo with a dual tape deck, single CD player and tuner
There is a projector and screen that can be used at an additional cost.
The hall is monitored by 24/7 security cameras and alarm system for the safety of our guests and the protection of the property.
Maximum hall capacity is 100 people.
Amenities
requirements
The renter who is signing the contract must be 21 years of age or older and have a Malmo Plains Community League Membership
ALL RENTALS must have Third Party Liability Insurance. If liquor is served in the hall, a liquor permit is also required.
A Rental Agreement (i.e. contract) which outlines the responsibilities of the renter, must be signed prior to receiving the key.
Rental Fees
Malmo Community League Members - $25/hour or $200/day
(Malmo Community League Members are defined as members who live in the community of Malmo Plains. )
Malmo Community Associate Members - $40/hour or $320/day
A $500 refundable damage deposit will be collected and once the hall has been inspected for damages and the key is returned after the event, it will be refunded.
SECURITY SYSTEM AT THE HALL & REGISTERING YOUR DOORBELL CAMERA
Malmo Hall now has a security system that includes cameras, so you may hear the greeting "You are being recorded" as you approach the hall. This is in response to several recent break-ins at the garage and attempted break-ins at the hall. See something suspicious in the neighbourhood? Call the police non-emergency line at 780-423-4567; for emergencies and criminal activity, call 911.
If you have a doorbell camera (or other security cameras) on your own residence, you can register them with the police if you haven't already done so.
