Events & Happenings
Shedder’s Coffee
Every Second Wednesday • 8-10am
Phil's Restaurant
609 1 Street West, Cochrane
Dates: Nov 19, Dec 3, Dec 17, Jan 14, Jan 28
Getting out of the house and having a coffee with other men can make a big difference. It’s a simple way to break up the routine, share a laugh, and talk about what’s on your mind. These meet-ups are informal, they’re just about connecting, supporting each other, and reminding ourselves that we’re not alone. Sometimes, a good chat over coffee is exactly what we need for our mental well-being.
Please email us to let us know you’re coming info@cochranemensshed.ca
Mini Thni Dog Houses
Our Community Innovators Spotlight Series "INNOVATION MEETS COLLABORATION"
The Cochrane & Area Humane Society & the Cochrane Men's Shed is collaborating with Mini Thni to build dog houses for families and their pets.
Listen to our guest speakers discuss how this community initiative will work to support mental health on so many levels, and continue to build positive outcomes for all involved.
Tickets available soon.
Men Unplugged Dinner
On International Men’s Day, the Cochrane Ranche House will come alive with Men Unplugged – “Breaking the Silence”, a powerful speaker and panel dinner event that brings men together from across Cochrane and the surrounding area.
This gathering is more than just a dinner—it’s a space for real conversations, where men openly share the importance of breaking the silence and finding strength in vulnerability. Through inspiring stories and lived experiences, the evening will highlight how men can embrace openness and prioritize mental well-being.
Legion BBQ Volunteers
Sept – Nov, 2025
Over four weeks, the Men pitched in to help at the Legion. Prepping food, serving the meal, and making sure members and their guests felt welcome. It wasn’t just about the work, it was about spending time together, sharing a few laughs, and giving back to the community. A huge thank-you to everyone who volunteered. And a special thank you to Andy for volunteering the Men.
