Brock Recreation and Community Guide 2024 Spring and Summer

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WELCOMETO WELCOMETO BROCK BROCK

Welcome to the Brock Recreation Guide for Spring and Summer 2024. This guide welcomes you to enjoy Brock Township and its many recreational activities during two great seasons in our Township.

Regardless of your goals, needs, or wants it is very likely that Brock has something for you., and whether you are a resident of Brock or just visiting us, you will find many activities and events to enjoy. Our communities have a wide assortment of activities that can keep you busy and coming back for more. Whether it’s a casual stroll along our trails or shorelines, fishing off the pier, taking part in fitness activities, enjoying events and celebrations, or just sitting down to enjoy our many parks it’s all here for you in Brock Township.

I want to thank the many non-profit organizations and their volunteers for making so many of the activities in this guide possible These organizations and the hard-working volunteers within them are integral partners with the Township of Brock in making sure that we are a destination for enjoyment by residents and visitors alike.

On behalf of The Corporation of The Township of Brock and on behalf of Council I want to welcome you and your family as you enjoy another great spring and summer here in Brock!

Walter Schummer, Mayor

Walter Schummer Mayor

705-432-8464

walter.schummer@brock.ca

Michael Jubb

Regional Councillor

905-252-4487

michael.jubb@brock.ca

Peter Frank

Ward 1 Councillor

705-341-1432

peter.frank@brock.ca

Claire Doble

Ward 2 Councillor

705-344-4768

claire doble@brock ca

Angela Canavan

Ward 3 Councillor

705-341-6529

angela.canavan@brock.ca

Cria Pettingill

Ward 4 Councillor

705-344-4482

cria.pettingill@brock.ca

Lynn Campbell

Ward 5 Councillor

705-357-0013

lynn.campbell@brock.ca

MITESCAMP

Campersages4-6will participateinavariety of funfilledactivitiesthroughouttheweek Eachday of camp will includearts&crafts, scienceexperiments,camp games,outdoor play,andadditional indooractivitiestokeep campersengagedandentertainedall day long!Camperswill alsohavetheopportunity foranoptional 1hourof skating eachday

Ages: 4-6

RegistrationFee: $32.00perday

Location: FosterHewittMemorial CC

BeforeandAfterCareavailableforan additional fee.

WAITLISTS

If a program is full, please add your child(ren) to the waitlist. If a spot becomes available you will receive an email indicating that you have 48 hours to register. If you do not register within 48 hours, the spot will become available to the next person on the waitlist.

HOW TO REGISTER

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VARIETY CAMP

Join us for an action-packed week of games and activities geared towards campers ages 7-12. Activities will include indoor and outdoor play, DIY craft projects, science experiments and more! Campers will also have the opportunity for an optional 1 hour of skating each day.

Ages: 7-12

Registration Fee: $32.00 per day

Location: Foster Hewitt Memorial CC

Before and After Care available for an additional fee.

FOSTER HEWITT MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE

Monday March 11, 2024

8:00am –8:50am

SeniorSkating

9:00am –9:50am

DropinFigureSkating

11:00am -12:50pm

Parent/Tot/Senior

1:00pm -2:50pm

*FREEPublicSkating sponsoredbyMatthew LightfootRealtor,REMAX RIGHTMOVE

4:00pm -4:50pm

Stick&Puck

Tuesday March 12, 2024

4:00 p.m. – 4:50 p.m.

Drop in Figure Skating

Wednesday March 13, 2024

9:00 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.

Stick & Puck

11:30 a.m. – 12:50 p.m.

Parent/Tot/Senior

4:00 p.m. – 4:50 p.m.

Stick & Puck

1:00 p.m.- 2:50 p.m.

*FREE Public Skating sponsored by Beaverton Lions Club

Thursday March 14, 2024

9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.

Drip in Figure Skate

1:00p.m. - 2:50 p.m.

*FREE public Skate sponsored by Brock CHC

4:00 p.m. – 4:50 p.m.

Stick & Puck

RICK MACLEISH MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE

Monday March 11, 2024

9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.

Stick & Puck

10:00 a.m. - 11:20 a.m.

Parent/Tot/Senior

1:00 p.m. - 1:50 p.m.

Youth Shinny

4:00 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.

Public Skating

Tuesday March 12, 2024

8:00 a.m. - 8:50 a.m. Senior Skate

10:00 a.m. - 11:20 a.m.

Parent & Tot & Senior

1:00 p.m. - 2:50 p.m.

*FREE Public Skating Skate sponsored by Brock CHC

SUNDERLAND MEMORIAL ARENA

Thursday March 14, 2024

9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.

Stick & Puck

1:00 p.m. - 2:50 p.m. Public Skating

4:00 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.

Stick & Puck

Friday March 15, 2024

9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.

Drop in Figure Skating

10:00 a.m. - 11:20 a.m.

Parent/Tot/Senior

1:00 p.m. - 2:50 p.m.

Public Skate

4:00 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.

Stick & Puck

Friday March 15, 2024

9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.

Youth Shinny

10:00 a.m. - 10:50 a.m.

Shinny 18+

11:00 a.m. - 12:50 p.m.

Parent/Tot/Senior

1:00 p.m. - 2:50 p.m.

*FREE Public Skating sponsored by Affinity Group

7:30 p.m. - 9:20 p.m.

Public Skating

Sunday March 10 & 17

12:30 p.m. - 1:50 p.m.

Public Skating

9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.

Sunday March 10 & 17

12:00 p.m. - 1:50 p.m.

Public Skating

March

Registration for Summer Sports: Beaverton Minor Baseball Sunderland Minor Baseball

Brock Flag Rugby

Brock Soccer Club

See Page 27 for more details.

March 9

St. Patrick‘s Night Fundraiser with the Liverspots

5:00pm start @ Wilfrid Community Hall

Local band featuring Canadian contentFolk, Country, Celtic. Dinner at 5:30pm, Music starts at 7:00pm. Tickets are $20 each. Kids under 10 are FREE. Contact: Wilfrid Community Hall for tickets call 705437-4495 or 705-437-1358

March 10

Cannington & Area Historical Society

2:00pm @ Cannington Baptist Church Auditorium

47th Annual General Meeting

www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

March 11

Vegetable Gardening in Containers

7:30pm @ Pefferlaw Lions Hall

Presented by Durham Master Gardeners. A lack of space for a vegetable garden doesn’t mean you can’t grow your own vegetables. Lots of great information about growing vegetables in containers and how, from early spring to late fall, you can successfully grow and harvest fresh food.

Georgina-Brock Garden Club Facebook

March 12

Munsch Mania (Grades K-6)

1:30pm-2:30pm @ Beaverton Library Branch

Join us for a whimsical celebration of all things Robert Munsch! Test your knowledge of Robert Munsch’s books and characters with Munsch Trivia. Prizes for the most Munsch-savvy participants!

www.brocklibraries.ca/

March 11-15

March Break Musical Theatre Camp

First Act Youth Company

9:00am-4:00pm @ 354 Simcoe Street, Beaverton

Join us for a week of creativity, expression, and learning! By the end of the week, students will have gained valuable experience in putting together a full musical production, and will perform for family and friends on the final day of camp. $300/week.

www.firstactyouth.ca

March 13

Fire Fighter Adventure Storytime (Grades K-6)

1:00pm-2:00pm @ Cannington Library

www.brocklibraries.ca/

March 14

Leprechaun Quest (Grades K-6)

1:00pm-2:00pm @ Cannington Library

Branch

Listen to an enchanting tale, craft your own leprechaun trap, and embark on an adventurous hunt for gold at the end of the rainbow. Don’t forget to wear your finest green attire!

www.brocklibraries.ca/

March 14

Meet a Firefighter

1:30pm-2:30pm @ Beaverton Library Branch

Meet a firefighter, learn how firefighters help the community, and practice being a firefighter! In partnership with Brock Libraries, the Brock Fire Department is pleased to bring Firefighter Storytime to a library near you. You may even get a chance to see a firetruck up close!

www.brocklibraries.ca/

March 15

The LiverSpots Live!

8:00pm @ Beaverton Town Hall

Presented by the Beaverton Town Hall

Players

A fun evening of Celtic music featuring songs by familiar Canadian songwriters and originals. $20/ Ticket, on sale at boxoffice@bthp.ca or on show night. www.bthp.ca

March 15

The Peter Mennie AbraKIDabra

Comedy Magic Show

1:30pm-2:30pm @ Beaverton Library

Branch

Join us for the funniest magic show that families will see all year! Peter Mennie’s AbraKIDabra! Magic Show is the perfect blend of amazing clean family-focused magic, classic kid clown-like antics and parent-approved pop-culture references.

www.brocklibraries.ca/

March 21

Food For Thought Luncheon

10:00am-1:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Three interesting speakers followed by a homemade lunch all for $10.00. RSVP to Anne at 705-357-3637. facebook.com/manillahall

March 21

Eating Well on a Budget

4:00pm-6:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington

Cost: $15 Per Person(sponsored spots available). Join The Nourish and Develop Foundation & Second Harvest to learn tips to save money on your food budget. We will: Explore strategies to reduce food costs and discover affordable alternatives for your grocery purchases.

705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

March 23

Seedy Saturday

9:00am-2:00pm @ Pefferlaw Lions Hall

Don’t miss event for all gardeners, from novice to expert. Seeds, seed swap, knowledgeable speakers, children’s activities, numerous vendors offering a wide assortment of seeds, seedlings, native plants, garden related items, honey, jams, lavender products & more. Free admission. Hosted by Georgina-Brock, Beaverton and Cannington Horticultural Clubs

March 24

Kids Easter Party

1:00pm-3:00pm @ Wilfrid Hall

Hosted by the Wilfrid Community Association, Free Easter Egg Hunt for kids. Bring the whole family. Wilfrid Community Hall

March 24

Old Time Fiddle Jam

1:00pm-5:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Jam with all the amazing musicians to keep your toes tapping. Open mic for anyone to perform. Admission $5.00. facebook.com/manillahall

March 24

Family Easter Party

2:00pm-4:00pm @ Port Bolster Hall

Crafts snacks , hand outs admission donation to the food pantries. Visit their Facebook page Port Bolster Hall

March 25

Come Try Ringette

9:30am-11:00am @ Sunderland Memorial Arena

All are welcome, register to attend.

www.sunderlandstingerz.com

March 25

Plant Propagation 101

Cannington Horticultural Society

7:30pm @ Cannington Baptist Church

Plant Propagation 101 with Dan Galea

Membership sign up Adult $15, Couple $25, Youth $3.

www.canningtonhorticulturalsociety.org/

March 30

Easter Egg Hunt

10:00am-12:00pm @ MacLeod Park

Hosted by the Cannington Lions Club

Participants are asked to register. There will be 3 hunts for the age groups of 0-4, 5-9 and 10-12. Starts at 10 a.m. Prizes, Easter treats and a visit from the Easter Bunny! Register at:

www.canningtonlionsclub.ca

April 1

Spring Fitness Schedule Begins

The Township of Brock holds a variety of fitness classes across the Township. Classes include Zumba, Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Cardio Dance, HIIT Squad, Gentle Fit, Volleyball, Pickleball and more!

Pre-registration required for all programs.

www.townshipofbrock.ca/fitness/

April 1

Summer Day Camp Registration Opens

The Township of Brock Summer Day Camp is for children aged 4-12 and is a great way for your kids to keep active, make new friends and have fun this summer! Camps take place at the arenas in Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland weekdays between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 8 weeks of action packed fun!

www.townshipofbrock.ca

April 6-7

Sunderland Maple Syrup Festival

Downtown Sunderland

A free, family-oriented community festival celebrating the history and tradition of maple syrup production in the area. Involving local organizations and businesses, indigenous groups, buskers, horse and wagon rides, petting zoos, pony rides, bathtub races, mini tractor pulls and vendors. Fun for the whole family!

www.maplesyrupfestival.ca

April 6

Friends of the Sunderland Library Book Sale

10:00am - 3:00pm @ Sunderland Library

Come and find your next great read!

April 8

Organizing the Chaos of Nature

7:00pm @ Pefferlaw Lions Hall

With Paul LaPorte. Paul reviews the rapid exploration and exploitation of the natural world since the industrial revolution, and the perception that controlling nature is progress. He will explore the impact of European settlement on Ontario’s ecology in the 19th century.

Georgina-Brock Garden Club Facebook

April 8-19 and 23-25

Sunderland Lions Music Festival

Start times vary @ Sunderland Town Hall

The Sunderland Lions Music Festival has been held annually since 1958. It provides an opportunity for young musicians from north Durham Region and beyond to perform and receive professional adjudication in a variety of piano, vocal and instrumental classes. Admission: $3 for individual sessions; $4 for ‘Festival of the Stars’ concerts

www.sunderlandlionsmusicfestival.com

April 13

Spring Fling Children’s Party

10:30pm-12:30pm @ Manilla Hall

Join us for spring themed crafts, enjoy delicious munchies and games!

Whether your child is little or older they will have a great time at the party with crafts suitable for younger and older children! Admission $5.00/kid facebook.com/manillahall

April 14

“The Wreck of the HMS Speedy”

2:00pm @ Cannington Baptist Church Auditorium

Cannington & Area Historical Society presents the reading with Author/Historian Dan Buchanan www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

April 18

Food For Thought Luncheon

10:00am-1:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Three interesting speakers followed by a homemade lunch all for $10.00.

RSVP to Anne at 705-357-3637.

facebook.com/manillahall

April 19

PA Day Camp: Earth Rangers

10:00am-2:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington

Cost: $10 a day per child. Participants will connect with the environment and foster a sense of responsibility towards our planet. This hands-on program will empower young participants to make a positive impact on their community while learning about sustainability. Ages 7 - 12yrs. Advanced registration required. 705432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

April 20

Spring Fling Craft Sale

10:00am-2:00pm @ Port Bolster Hall

Lunch will be served and lots of vendors for your shopping pleasure. Visit their Facebook page Port Bolster Hall

April 25

Spring Flower Arrangement Design Workshop

7:30pm @ St. Paul's Anglican Church

Spring Flower Arrangement Design Workshop with Mike Gibbs Design Florist. Pre-registration required at beavertonhorticultural.com

April 25

Store it Right

4:00pm-6:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington

Cost: $15 per person (sponsored spots available) Explore preventing waste and gaining insight into the unnecessary food loss in Canada. Discover valuable tips for maximizing your food resources, whether it's in your home kitchen or within commercial settings. Engage in a cooking session and enjoy the opportunity to take home the food you've prepared.

705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

April 28

Old Time Fiddle Jam

1:00pm-5:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Jam with all the amazing musicians to keep your toes tapping. Open mic for anyone to perform. Admission $5.00. facebook.com/manillahall

April 29

Indigenously Infused Gardening

Cannington Horticultural Society

7:30pm @ Cannington Baptist Church Offering info on horticultural subjects, beautification projects and environmental awareness. We invite new and experienced gardeners to join us and be part of the fun. www.canningtonhorticulturalsociety.org/

May 3,4,5,

Visit Broadway

8:00 pm May 3 & 4 / 2:00 pm May 4 & 5 Presented by Beaverton Town Hall Players Come out and listen to an evening of Broadway hits! $20/ Ticket, on sale at boxoffice@bthp.ca or on show night. www.bthp.ca

May 4

Cannington Lions Canoe-A-Thon Fundraiser

9:00am-4:00pm

Paddle the scenic Beaver River from Trout Water Park on Highway 7 west of Manilla to MacLeod Park in Cannington. This family friendly fundraiser hosted by the Cannington Lions helps raise funds for many community events. Participants are asked to collect pledges and there are prizes for the top three participants with the most funds pledged. You may paddle any craft of your choosing. www.canningtonlionsclub.ca/ ensses@hotmail.com

May 12

“116th Battalion”, CEF, Hon. Col. ‘Big Jim’ Cowan

2:00pm Cannington Baptist Church Auditorium

As told by his Grandson Jim Cowan . Cannington & Area Historical Society www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

May 13

Plant Auction

6:30pm @ Pefferlaw Lions Hall

With auctioneer Kevin McGuckin. A fun and lively event and the main fundraiser for our club. Huge selection of perennials, annuals, seedlings and veggie plants generously donated by local garden centres and businesses as well as from members’ gardens.

Georgina-Brock Garden Club Facebook

May 16

Family Meal Planning

4:00pm-6:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington Cost: $20 per person (sponsored spots available) Struggling with meal ideas and soaring grocery bills? Join us to learn how to create a weekly family meal plan to simplify your shopping and efficiently utilize leftovers. Participants will work together to make one family size take home meal and a one-week meal planning template.

705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

May 16

Food For Thought Luncheon

10:00am-1:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Three interesting speakers followed by a homemade lunch all for $10.00. RSVP to Anne at 705-357-3637. facebook.com/manillahall

May 16

Cannington Lions Annual Volunteer Night

The Club salutes the many volunteer organizations serving Cannington with a dinner. www.canningtonlionsclub.ca/

May 18

Annual Plant Sale

9:00am-11:00am or sell out @ Beaverton Curling Club beavertonhorticultural.com

May 18

Plant Sale

9:00am-2:00pm Brock 2020 Gardens, 199

Laidlaw St. N Cannington

Rain or shine! Come out and select from a wide variety of perennials, annuals, seedlings, fruit stock, garden related items and more. Donated from CHS members and local businesses - excellent opportunity to kick start your garden season and get growing!

www.canningtonhorticulturalsociety.org or their Facebook page

May 18

Plant Sale

8:30am-sold out @ Manilla Hall facebook.com/manillahall

May 20

Cannington Historical Museum @ MacLeod Park, Cannington

1:00pm - 4:00pm

Interpretive tours describe the buildings and the artifacts set in the era. ‘Rescued’ structures of heritage significance to the area including the Brandon Log Cabin, c.1830; Francis Log House, c.1855; post & beam agriculture Driving Shed, 1901; CNoR Railway Station, 1906 and caboose; Derryville LOL Hall, 1934.

May 25, 2024

Beaverton Curling Club Loonie Auction & Dinner 164 Main St. Beaverton

Join 200 BCC members & friends for a great buffet meal followed by a lively fun 'Loonie' Auction bidding on donated items in support of the BCC. Tickets will be available to members early March and to the public in April. Email us if you are interested.

info@beavertoncurlingclub.com

Summer Musical Theatre Camp

First Act Youth Company

354 Simcoe Street, Beaverton

FAYC’s Summer Musical Theatre Camps are the perfect blend of creativity, education, and pure fun, providing an unforgettable experience for young performers. From vocal coaching to choreography, every aspect of our camps is crafted to enhance your child's skills and boost their confidence.

Register early Summer

www.firstactyouth.ca

May 26

Cannington Lions Annual Dog Walk

Funds raised will go to the Dog Guide program which trains service dogs.

www.canningtonlionsclub.ca/

May 26

Old Time Fiddle Jam

1:00pm-5:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Jam with all the amazing musicians to keep your toes tapping. Open mic for anyone to perform.

Admission $5.00. facebook.com/manillahall

May 26, 28, 30 and June 4

Auditions - Sunderland Lions Community Theatre

Various Times

This is an opportunity for children between 9 - 18 to audition for the 2024 year's performance, still TBD. The rehearsals will start on August 29 and take place Tuesday and Thursday nights and Sunday pm. Six shows take place starting mid November.www.sunderlandlionstheatre.com

May 27

Trees: Care & Maintenance

Cannington Horticultural Society

7:30pm @ Cannington Baptist Church

Offering info on horticultural subjects, beautification projects and environmental awareness. We invite new gardeners and experienced to join us and be part of the fun. www.canningtonhorticulturalsociety.org/

June 7

PA Day Camp: Be a Bird

10:00am-2:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington Cost: $10 a day donation recommended. Participants will learn about birds' contributions to the ecosystem. They will create birdhouses with recycled materials and feeders to support these beneficials. Ages 712yrs. Advanced registration required. 705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

June 8

Scugog Pride Celebration

North Durham Pride (Brock Township, Scugog & Uxbridge) Free family event with entertainment, games and fun activities. Visit northdurhampride.ca for more details. info@northdurhampride.ca

June 9

Walking Tour of Downtown Cannington

2:00pm @ Cannington Baptist Church

Then & Now as described by the Cannington & Area Historical Society historians www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

June 10

Passionate About Peonies

7:30pm @ Pefferlaw Lions Hall

With Ingrid Janssen. It’s peak peony bloom time and the day after the end of the 20th Peony Festival in Oshawa. Ingrid will bring an assortment of specimens of lovely peony flowers.

Georgina-Brock Garden Club Facebook

June 19

Get Saucy Workshop

4:00pm-6:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington

Cost: $20 Per person (sponsored spots available) Learn to how to cost effectively make your own favourite condiments with us: mayonnaise, BBQ sauce, and salad dressing. 705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

June 20

Food For Thought Luncheon

10:00am-1:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Three interesting speakers followed by a homemade lunch all for $10 RSVP to Anne at 705-357-3637. facebook.com/manillahall

June 23

Old Time Fiddle Jam

1:00pm-5:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Jam with all the amazing musicians to keep your toes tapping. Open mic for anyone to perform. Admission $5.00. facebook.com/manillahall

June 24

Composting for the Garden

Cannington Horticultural Society

7:30pm @ Cannington Baptist Church

Offering info on horticultural subjects, beautification projects and environmental awareness. We invite new gardeners and experienced to join us and be part of the fun. www.canningtonhorticulturalsociety.org/

June 27

Water: Nature's Stress Relief

7:30 pm @ St Paul's Anglican Church Beaverton

Speaker Denis Orendt, owner of Blue Frog Water Gardens beavertonhorticultural.com

June 28

PA Day Camp: Food marketers

10:00am-2:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington

Cost: $10 a day donation recommended. Participants will learn about the world of food marketing, empowering them to make more informed food choices. Participants will gain insights into the marketing strategies used by the food industry (e.g. colourful packaging, toy promotions, etc.), learn about nutrition, and develop the tools to make informed dietary decisions. Ages 712yrs. Advanced registration required. 705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

June 29 & 30

Fishing Derby -MLF Canadian Open

PRO/AM Event Presented by CSFL Beaverton Harbour

The 2024 Canadian Open is back on Lake Simcoe. Reserve your spot today Contact victoria@csfl.ca www.mlfcanada.com/

yourname@email.ca

July 1

Beaverton Lions Canada Day Celebration

All Day at Beaverton Fairgrounds

This will be an all day event and everyone is welcome! Pancake breakfast, Parade, BBQ, entertainment and a spectacular fireworks show. Free for all family to enjoy!

www.beavertonlionsclub.ca

July 1

Cannington Lions Canada Day Festival

All Day @ MacLeod Park

Annual Canada Day Festival in MacLeod Park. The event will be an all day event and will welcome residents and visitors alike to take part. Classic and Custom Car & Truck Show, all day free activities, rides, and inflatables, BBQ and concession foods, Beer Tent, Haunted Maze, Historical museums, Citizen of The Year Award presentation, Local nonprofit organization displays and the best fireworks in the area. www.canningtonlionsclub.ca

July 1

Open House at the Railway Station

1:00pm -4:00pm

Cannington Historical Society

www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

July 1

Strawberry Shortcake - Beaverton

Thorah Eldon Historical Society

11:00am - The Meeting Place 284 Simcoe St. Beaverton

Annual Strawberry Shortcake celebrating Canada Day. Museum doors open. www.btehs.com

July 8-12

Summer Camp: Farmers Market

10:00am-2:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington Cost: $10 per child per day ($50 for the week)

limited spots. Gain knowledge on our food systems, tour our community garden, cook in the kitchen, and more! Equipped with what they've learned over the week, participants will plan and facilitate a farmers’ market for our community, with proceeds going toward the Nourish House food bank! Ages 7 - 12yrs. Registration required 705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

July 8

Drama in the Butterfly Garden

7:00pm @ Pefferlaw Lions Hall

With Carol Pasternak. Carol is a Toronto-based monarch butterfly crusader who educates, advocates and inspires all ages through her demonstrations, articles, talks and children’s books. This is a child-friendly presentation, sure to delight the kid in all of us. Children’s Activities & Flower Show.

Georgina-Brock Garden Club Facebook

July 13

Brock Pride Celebration - Beach Day Beaverton Harbour

North Durham Pride (Brock Township, Scugog & Uxbridge) Free family event with entertainment, games and fun activities. Visit northdurhampride.ca for more details. info@northdurhampride.ca

July 22-26

Summer Camp: Food Waste Warriors

10:00am-2:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington

Cost: $10 per child per day ($50 for the week) limited spots. Youth will become empowered to combat food waste through engaging activities, gaining insights into its environmental effects, discovering waste reduction strategies, and innovative ways to repurpose leftovers. The week ends with participants hosting a food drive, benefiting Nourish House Food Bank. Ages 712yrs. Advanced registration required. 705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

August 10

Uxbridge Pride Celebration

North Durham Pride (Brock Township, Scugog & Uxbridge) Free family event with entertainment, games and fun activities. Visit northdurhampride.ca for more details. info@northdurhampride.ca

August 12-16

Summer Camp: Farmers Market

10:00am-2:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington

COST: $10 per child per day ($50 for the week) limited spots.

Gain knowledge on our food systems, tour our community garden, cook in the kitchen, and more! Equipped with what they've learned over the week, participants will plan and facilitate a farmers’ market for our community, with proceeds going toward the Nourish House Food Bank! Ages 7 - 12yrs. Registration required. 705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

Beaverton Curling Summer Rental

April - September

164 Main St. Beaverton

If you or your group are looking for a clean and dynamic space to hold your next event please contact us to arrange a facility tour and for detailed pricing.

Please note, that our facility is currently not wheelchair accessible. Ice pad is available for sports like pickleball or ball hockey and for large licenced events

*Rental Prices are based on the facilities required and can include:

Kitchen

Upper Hall

Ice Surface (Seasonal)

**Bartender can be arranged if applicable. For rental inquiries please contact: info@beavertoncurlingclub.com www.beavertoncurlingclub.co

August 24

m.t.Pockets

8:00pm @ Beaverton Town Hall

Presented by the Beaverton Town Hall

Players

$20/ Ticket, on sale at boxoffice@bthp.ca or on show night. www.bthp.ca

August 26-30

Summer Camp: Food Waste Warriors

10:00am-2:00pm @ 16 York St, Cannington

COST: $10 per child per day ($50 for the week). Youth will become empowered to combat food waste through engaging activities, gaining insights into its environmental effects, discovering waste reduction strategies, and innovative ways to repurpose leftovers. The week ends with participants hosting a food drive, benefiting Nourish House Food Bank. Ages 7 - 12yrs. Advanced registration required. 705-432-2444 info@tndf.ca or www.tndf.ca/

September 8

History of the Village of Cannington

2:00pm @ Cannington Historical Museum

Cannington Historical Society, Derryville LOL Hall.

www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

canningtonhistoricalsociety@hotmail.com

September 9

The Edible Wild

7:30pm @ Pefferlaw Lions Hall

Think Twice with David J. Hawke. David is a wildlife expert, forager and fungi authority. This talk will cover common wild edibles, toxic plants, fungi, the ethics of wild harvesting, and give an overview as to where it is legal to forage for wild grown edibles. Also Flower, Vegetable & Design Show.

Georgina-Brock Garden Club Facebook

September 10 & 11

Sunderland Fall Fair

Tuesday 5:00pm - dusk / Wednesday

9:00am - dusk @ Sunderland Fairgrounds

Join us at the oldest fair in Durham Region to celebrate our agricultural heritage. Horse and cattle shows, carriage driving, demolition derby and other special events as well as great food, vendors and exhibits: it’s all at the Sunderland Fall Fair!

sunderlandfallfair@gmail.com / www.agfair.ca

September 13 & 14

Beaverton Fall Fair

Friday 12:00pm-11:00pm / Saturday 9:00am - 11:00pm @ Beaverton Fairgrounds

Enjoy the exhibits, buy something fun, watch some shows, eat your yearly quotient of fair fries, and get a little sick on the rides! Enjoy the Fair!

www.beavertonfallfair.ca/

September 19

Food For Thought Luncheon

10:00am-1:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Three interesting speakers followed by a homemade lunch all for $10.00. RSVP to Anne at 705-357-3637. facebook.com/manillahall

September 26

Foraged Fall Wreath Design Workshop

7:30 pm @ St. Paul's Anglican Church Beaverton With Elysia Harvey owner of Emerald Grove Designs. Pre-registration required at beavertonhorticultural.com

September 22

Old Time Fiddle Jam

1:00pm-5:00pm @ Manilla Hall

Jam with all the amazing musicians to keep your toes tapping. Open mic for anyone to perform. Admission $5.00. facebook.com/manillahall

September 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 & 29

The Savannah Sipping Society

8:00 pm September 20, 21, 27, 28 2:00 pm September 22, 29

Presented by the Beaverton Town Hall Players $20/ Ticket, on sale at boxoffice@bthp.ca or on show night. www.bthp.ca

September 28

Cultural Day - Open house at the Blacksmith & Carriage Shop

10:00am - 4:00pm @ 21 Laidlaw Street South

www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

canningtonhistoricalsociety@hotmail.com

Cannington Haunted Attraction

We are looking for volunteers for the 2024 event! Adults and youth 15+ Scare actors, ticket and attraction attendants, make-up, builders, security Visit www canninghaunt com to apply!

ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES

ARENAS

Thearenasareahubforactivity yearround.Arenaadvertisingisan affordableandeffectivewayto promoteyourbusiness.All advertisingagreementsarefora oneyearterm.

RinkBoardSign-$357.00

WallSign-$176.12

IceResurfacer:

PanelA(Front)-$395.00

PanelB(Side)-$469.00

InIceLogo-$500.00

AllratesaresubjecttoHST.

Email:Recreation@brock.ca

SUMMER CAMP

GOLF TOURNAMENT

Brock DayCamp

BrockSummerDayCampwelcomes over80childrenaweek!Eachweek ourcampersaregiftedabright yellowt-shirtasakeepsake.Ifyou’d liketoseeyourbusinesslistedon theshirts,pleaseselectoneofthe optionsbelow:

GoldSponsorship-$500

SilverSponsorship-$250

BronzeSponsorship-$100 OtherideaorServiceswelcome

Email:camp@brock.ca

Inorderforourtournamenttobe successful,weneedsupportfrom businessesandcommunity organizationsintheformof sponsorshipsanddonations.You cancontributetoourfund-raising effortsbyparticipatinginanyofthe programslistedbelow

GoldLevel-$2,500

SilverLevel-$2,000

BronzeLevel-$1,000

HoleSponsorship-$250

Advertiseinourgolfprogram

Fullpage-$150

Halfpage-$75

Email:golftournament@brock.ca

March 8, April 12, May 10 and June 14

Beaverton Thorah Eldon Historical Society - History Circle

7:30pm - The Meeting Place 284 Simcoe

St. Beaverton

A casual gathering of like minded people discussing local history events and stories. All Welcome!

www.btehs.com

March 24, April 28, May 26 and June 23

Beaverton Thorah Eldon Historical Society - General Meeting

2:00pm - The Meeting Place 284 Simcoe

St. Beaverton

Guest speakers, presentations are geared to history in the area. All Welcome!

www.btehs.com

Victoria Day to Labour Day weekends

Cannington Historical Museum @ MacLeod Park, Cannington

1:00pm - 4:00pm

Preserves and presents the local history of the Village of Cannington. Interpretive tours describe the buildings and the artifacts set in the era. ‘Rescued’ structures of heritage significance to the area including the Brandon Log Cabin, c.1830; Francis Log House, c.1855; post & beam agriculture

Driving Shed, 1901; CNoR Railway Station, 1906 and caboose; Derryville LOL Hall, 1934. Free

www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

Open year round by appointment

The Sunderland Museum Offers tours and help on genealogy. Variety of maps and documents on Brock Township . Open each year for the Sunderland Maple Syrup Festival and Sunderland Fall Fair. Visit our website sunmus.ca or phone 905-621-7908

Musical Theatre Classes for Youth

First Act Youth Company

354 Simcoe Street, Beaverton

Since 2014, First Act Youth Company has been offering industry-leading musical theatre training for young artists. Our comprehensive training sets us apart from other educational institutions. We offer one-of-a-kind programming along with foundational training in singing, acting and dance as musical theatre is our core focus.

www.firstactyouth.ca

EarlyOnProgram

VariousLocations(seeschedulebelow)

FreedropinPlaytoLearnprogramsforchildren 0-6andtheircaregivers.

Visitcalendarsat www.keyon.ca orcheckusout onFacebookatDurhamfarmandruralfamily resources.

SunderlandPublicSchool

9:00am-1:00pm-Wednesdays&Fridays

RickMacLeishMemorialCC

9:00am-12:00pm-Mondays&Fridays

BeavertonLibrary:

10:00am-12:00pm-Tuesdays&Thursdays

10:00am-1:00pm- Saturdays

PortBolsterHall:

9:00am-1:00pm-Mondays

Meet on last Monday of every month September to June excluding December

East Lake Simcoe Quilt Guild - Trinity United Church. 50 Laidlaw St. N, Cannington 1:30pm - 3:30pm

Share the art of quilting with other like-minded creative members and make new friends. We host speakers, share tips, group sew days, workshops and make outreach quilts for the community. Contact Jude Yaksich jayaksich@gmail.com

Wednesdays

Community Lunch - The Nourish and Develop Foundation, 16 York St.

Cannington

11:30am - 1:00 pm.

Join us for our community lunch every Wednesday. It's a wonderful opportunity to meet new people, socialize, and enjoy a delicious meal. Break bread together, as a way of fostering community spirit while enjoying a meal that is both nourishing and appetizing. The menu varies each week, ensuring that every lunch is a unique experience. Visit www.tdnf.ca for more information

Tuesdays

Nourishing Together - The Nourish and Develop Foundation, 16 York St. Cannington

1:00pm - 3:00 pm.

Join us every Tuesday to put your skills to good use and help complete tasks for Mobile Food Market & Nourish House Food Bank! Visit www.tdnf.ca

Wednesday and Thursday

Mobile Food Market - The Nourish and Develop Foundation, 16 York St. Cannington Times & locations vary

The Nourish and Develop Foundation’s Mobile Food Market is a refrigerated van that sets up in various locations around Brock Township to offer fresh local produce, meal kits, and prepared meals at affordable prices. Everyone is welcome to shop at Mobile Food Market See the schedule visit www.tndf.ca/mobilefoodmarket

Tuesdays

Mobile Food Market - The Nourish and Develop Foundation, 16 York St. Cannington

3:30pm - 5:30 pm. At the Nourish and Develop Foundation building, Mobile Food Market will have fresh local produce, prepared meals, and much more (at affordable prices)! To see a schedule for other locations and times please visit www.tndf.ca/mobilefoodmarket. Visit www.tdnf.ca for more information.

Free Spring and Summer Programs

Line Dancing @ Cannington Legion

Mondays 10:00am-12:00pm

This instructor-led line dancing class welcomes new and practicing line dancers to learn some fun line dances or just come for the great exercise and laughter. Music is not limited to Country, dance to Top 40, Hip Hop, Ballroom, Blues, Funky, Latin, Irish, to Swing and much more. You don’t need a partner but you can bring a friend(s) and have a lot of fun.

705-432-3322

www.brockchc.ca

Pole Walking Program, Location: TBD

Thursdays 9:30am-10:30am

Join our outdoor community-walking program and take advantage of the many health benefits of walking: improve your mood, boost your energy, alleviate joint pain, improve your quality and length of sleep, kick start your immune system, maintain a heathy weight, and more! A limited supply of Activator Poles will be available for use.

Gentle Yoga

Mondays 10:00-11:00am - Manilla Hall

Wednesdays 1:00-2:00pm - St. Paul’s Anglican Church Beaverton

Cultivate body awareness and foster a deep connection with yourself. Through gentle movements and gentle stretches, participants will engage their muscles mindfully, promoting strength, flexibility, and vitality. Whether you are a beginner or have previous experience, these classes will offer a unique approach to yoga, specifically tailored for individuals seeking a gentle and accessible practice. Participants can choose whether they want to practice from a mat, in a chair, or a mix of both.

Guided Meditation

Fridays - 10:00-11:00am Virtual on Zoom

Learn to relax your mind and body to reduce stress, improve your breathing, help the healing process, and find calm and balance in your life. Complement your path to health and wellness. No experience is necessary. All are welcome.

Drumming for Health

Tuesdays, 11:00am-12:00pm @ St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Beaverton

Participants will learn basic hand drumming techniques using a variety of African hand drums and world percussion instruments and enjoy fun rhythmic based activities while creating songs together. No experience is necessary.

Mindful Yoga

Wednesdays 9:00-10:00am Virtual on Zoom

This instructor-led class covers all the basics of yoga-gentle movements, deep breathing, stretching and flexibility postures. Beginners to yoga are especially welcome.

GentleFit

Times&Datesvary,seeschedulebelow

Thisinstructor-ledclassisameansofimproving andmaintainingfunctionalperformancethrough strength,balanceandcardiovascular development.Thisclasswillaidintheprevention offutureinjury,includingthosethatmaybethe resultsoffalls.Exercisesprogressatthepaceof theparticipantsatthediscretionofthe instructor.

Tuesday9:30-10:30am -VirtualonZoom

Thursday9:30-10:30am -SunderlandLegion

Thursday11:00am-12:00pm -CanningtonBaptist Church

Thursday1:00pm-2:00pm -GillespieGardens

Indoor Walking

Monday – Fridays, 8:00-10:00am - Fishers Your Independent Grocer, Beaverton

Walk yourself to better physical and mental health in a safe and dry environment. Every step counts to help you feel better, sleep better and have more energy.

Kids in the Kitchen

September - March - In Person, Monthly Beaverton, Cannington and Manilla

This free, hands-on, after-school program will teach kids (ages 8-14) the important life skill of cooking and the benefits of healthy eating. Participants will learn how to make healthy snacks and meals such as pretzels, quesadillas, chocolate chip cookies and pancakes from scratch. Limited registration

Tai Chi Practice

Tuesdays 1:30pm-2:30pm

In-person, St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Beaverton Looking to continue your Tai Chi practice? Join these community-led Tai Chi practice sessions to maintain awareness of the body with gentle movements that harmonize breathing with careful coordination of arm and leg movements.

Alzheimer Society Durham Region

Our Family Support staff offer one-on-one dementia-specific counseling to care partners and persons living with dementia. We provide education about the disease, coping techniques, navigation services and assist with care planning throughout the dementia journey. You may access support via phone, virtual visits or home visits. Virtual and in-person support groups facilitated by staff and trained volunteers are also available. For more information, or to schedule an appointment. Call 1-888301-1106 or email

intake@alzheimerdurham.com

CanadianMentalHealthAssociation

Durham

TheCanadianMentalHealthAssociation

Durhamisdedicatedtopromotingthe mentalhealthofallpeopleandensuring theprovisionofthebestpossibleservices forpeoplewithmentalhealthissues.

WeprovideCaseManagementand CommunityServicesthatworkalongside individualsmanagingtheirmentalillnesses tohelpthemliveandworksuccessfullyin thecommunity.

Usingamulti-serviceapproach,program teamsaddressarangeofindividualgoals andprovideflexible,mobilizedservicesto thosewhoseneeds,intensityofserviceuse andlocationmaychangeovertime.

www.cmhadurham.ca /1-844-436-8760.

Self-Management Program Central East

Empower yourself to take charge of your health. This program offers a variety of workshops on topics such as chronic conditions, chronic pain, diabetes and caregiver self-care. In-person and virtual options available. Pre-registration required.

www.ceselfmanagement.ca / 1-866-971-5545

Powerful Tools for Caregivers

A free six-week workshop, one day a week, for 1.5 hours per session. This workshop helps caregivers develop the self-care skills to: reduce personal stress; change negative self-talk; communicate their needs to family members and healthcare or service providers; communicate effectively in challenging situations; recognize the messages in their emotions; deal with difficult feelings.

www.ceselfmanagement.ca/ 1-866-971-5545.

Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Pain

A free six-week workshop, one day a week, for 2.5 hours per session. You will learn how to manage pain so that you can be more involved with everyday activities. You will learn different techniques (e.g., problem solving, planning, communication and working with your health care professional) to help you manage your pain and the symptoms of your pain so that you do not have to let pain control your life.

www.ceselfmanagement.ca/ 1-866-971-5545

Living a Healthy Life with Diabetes

A free six-week workshop, one day a week, for 2.5 hours per session. You will learn skills and tools to better manage diabetes or prediabetes. Examples of topics include: preventing or delaying complications; dealing with difficult emotions, food choices: putting it all together, strategies for sick days and working with your health care professional and health care system.

www.ceselfmanagement.ca/ / 1-866-971-5545

Safety Network Durham

www.safetynetworkdurham.ca

Local support is available for women experiencing abuse and all forms of gender-based violence, including sexual violence. Transportation support is available. Please call 1-877-SAFE-905 (1877-723-3905)

The Housing and Homelessness Support Program

Assists in supporting individuals who are currently identifying as homeless, and or at risk of becoming homeless. The Housing and Homelessness Support Program can provide support for individuals that are within Durham Region, specifically Uxbridge, Scugog, and Brock Townships. Our dedicated housing workers will be able to advocate and assist with wrap around services such as assistance with connecting to emergency housing services, mediation with landlords, ID replacement, and assisting with Housing Stability Programs. Contact hhsp@cldn.ca www.cldn.ca

Lakeridge Health - Durham Mental Health Services

VASE Series (Voices Against Stigma Everywhere) VASE is a group of individuals with lived experience who tell their stories of HOPE and RECOVERY to inspire others. For more information call: 905-439-4015 or visit https://dmhs.ca/ for more information on topics covered each session

Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Substance Use, Gambling, Gaming, and Technology Use Youth, adults and families can access a range of services to support their substance use, gambling, gaming, and technology use concerns. Appointments are available in person, by phone or virtually. Contact: Pinewood Port Perry Office 905-721-4747 ext 31172 to leave a message for general inquiries. To complete an intake call Central Connect 905-440-7534 or tollfree 1-833-392-7363. Pinewood Centre's 24/7 substance use telephone support line 1-888-8818878 to speak to a counsellor.

March of Dimes Canada

After Stroke, individuals including family and caregivers can self-refer for help: call the After Stroke Support Line at 1-888-540-6666; email at afterstroke@marchofdimes.ca; and for more information, refer to the website at www.afterstroke.ca/ Stroke Drop in Support Group at Georgina Public Library, Peter Gzowski Sutton Branch, 5279 Black River Road. Every Wednesday from 2 to 4pm. For more information, contact Ron at 416- 278-4201 or ron.srs@bell.net

SPORTS/CLUBS

1st Cannington Scouts 4lschummer@gmail.com www.facebook.com/1stCannington

Beaverton Curling Club info@beavertoncurlingclub.com www.beavertoncurlingclub.com/

Beaverton Minor Baseball Association beavertonminorball@gmail.com https://vbba.ca/

Beaverton Skating Club beavertonskatingclub@hotmail.com www.beavertonskatingclub.ca/

Brock Flag Rugby bagsrugby@hotmail.com

Brock Rugby Club mpinguet8@gmail.com http://brockrugby.com/

Brock Soccer Club info@brocksoccer.on.ca www.brocksoccer.on.ca/

Brock Wild Minor Hockey brockmhpres@gmail.com https://brockminorhockey.com/

Cannington Corn Hole League www.facebook.com/profile.php? id=100075822774558 canningtoncl@gmail.com

Cannington Figure Skating Club info@canningtonfigureskatingclub.ca www.canningtonfigureskatingclub.ca/

Cannington Lawn Bowling Club www.facebook.com/CanningtonLawnBowling/

Heart of Ontario Snowmobile Club hootrails@gmail.com www.facebook.com/heartofontariosc

Sunderland Minor Baseball Association info@sunderlandminorbaseball.ca http://www.sunderlandminorbaseball.ca/

Sunderland Skating Club sunderlandskatingclub@hotmail.com www.facebook.com/groupsSSC

Sunderland Ringette Association stingerzringette@gmail.com www.sunderlandstingerz.com\

Township of Brock Recreation Department recreation@brock.ca www.townshipofbrock.ca

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION

Beaverton Lions Club info@beavertonlions.ca www.beavertonlions.ca/

Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Durham northdurham.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/

Brock Board of Trade info@brockboardoftrade.com brockboardoftrade.com/

Brock Community Food Bank brockcommunityfoodbank1@gmail.com www.brockcommunityfoodbank.ca/

Brock Community Health Centre info@brockchc.ca

www.brockchc.ca

Cannington Lions Club president@canningtonlionsclub.ca www.canningtonlionsclub.ca/

Durham Farm and Rural Family Resources info@durhamfamilyresources.org www.durhamfamilyresources.org

Manilla Community Association www.facebook.com/ManillaHall

North House info@northouse.ca www.northhouse.ca/

The Nourish and Develop Foundation info@tndf.ca www.tndf.ca

PFLAG Canada, North Durham Region alicia@pflagdurhamregion.com www.pflagdurhamregion.com

SERA Community Ventures info@seracommunityventures.ca

http://www.seracommunityventures.ca Stonemoor Daycare stonemoor@bellnet.ca

https://www.stonemoordaycare.com/

Sunderland Early Learning & Childcare sunderland_elcc@durham.ca

Sunderland Lions Club info@sunderlandlionsclub.ca www.sunderlandlionsclub.ca/

Wilfrid Community Association bookings@brock.ca www.facebook.com/WCA

YMCA Day Care memberservices@ymcagta.org www.ymcagta.org/find-a-y/beavertonre

HORTICULTURE

Beaverton Horticultural Society beavertonhorticultural@gmail.com htwww.beavertonhorticultural.com/ Cannington Horticultural Society info@canningtonhorticulturalsociety.org www.canningtonhorticulturalsociety.org/ Georgina-Brock Garden Club and Horticultural Society gbgcinfonow@gmail.com www.facebook.com/GBGC

AGRICULTURAL

Beaverton Agricultural Society fun@beavertonfallfair.ca

www.beavertonfallfair.ca/

Durham West Junior Farmers durhamregionjf@gmail.com www.jfao.on.ca

Sunderland Agricultural Society sunderlandfallfair@gmail.com www.agfair.ca

CONSERVATION AUTHORITY

Kawartha Conservation

www.kawarthaconservation.com/

Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority www.lsrca.on.ca/

FAIRS

Beaverton Fall Fair

fun@beavertonfallfair.ca

www.beavertonfallfair.ca/

Sunderland Maple Syrup Festival

www.maplesyrupfestival.ca/

Sunderland Fall Fair sunderlandfallfair@gmail.com www.agfair.ca/

HISTORICAL SOCIETIES

Beaverton Thorah Eldon Historical Society bte.hist.soc@bellnet.ca

https://btehs.com/

Cannington & Area Historical Society canningtonhistoricalsociety@hotmail.ca www.canningtonhistoricalsociety.ca

Sunderland and District Historical Society sunderland.museum@gmail.com www.sunmus.ca

THEATER/ARTS

Beaverton Town Hall Players info@bthp.ca

https://www.bthp.ca/

Cannington Haunted Attraction www.canningtonhaunt.com info@canningtonhaunt.com

First Act Youth Company info@firstactyouth.ca www.firstactyouth.ca

Sunderland Lions Community Theatre info@sunderlandlionstheatre.com www.sunderlandlionstheatre.com/

Sunderland Lions Music Festival info@SunderlandLionsMusicFestival.com www.sunderlandlionsmusicfestival.com

GENERAL INFORMATION

CAMPHOURS

Camphoursare8:30a.m.to4:30p.m.daily. Beforeandaftercareisavailableforan additionalfee.

BeforeCare7:30-8:30am $26/week

AfterCare4:30-6:00pm $26/week

Before&AfterCare $42/week

SAFEARRIVALANDDISMISSAL

Staffarerequiredtoidentifythe parent/guardianofeachchildbyrequesting governmentissuedphotoidentification(ID) beforestaffwillreleasecampers.

SUPERVISIONRATIOS

Childrenages4-6 1:10

Childrenages7-12 1:15

Ratiosmaybeenhancedwithsupportfrom trainedyouthvolunteersandLeader-InTrainingParticipants.

PARTICIPANTS WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS

WHAT TO WEAR

Be prepared! Dress for the weather and for the activities you’ll be participating in. Bathing suit and towels should be packed daily for outdoor water games. Dress for a mess, old clothes are best! Closed-toe shoes are encouraged for all the activities your child will be participating in. Sandals are not suitable for our adventures.

STAFF QUALIFICATIONS

All camp staff are hired through an application and interview process, and selected based on their experience and enthusiasm. All staff must have:

Standard First Aid and CPR Level C

Vulnerable Sector Check

In addition to these qualifications, all staff are required to attend pre-camp training sessions on child safety and programming.

We strive to ensure the successful and safe participation of all campers in our camps. If your child has extra support needs or a health condition you MUST inform us upon registration. If your child requires 1:1 support, you must contact the Camp Coordinator PRIOR to registration at camp@brock.ca. All 1:1 requests require an interview with the Camp Coordinator to ensure we are able to meet the needs of your camper. Families requiring 1:1 assistance can request support for up to two weeks of camp.

April 1

10:00 a.m.

Registration Opens

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Summer Day Camp Registration opens on Monday, April 1 at 10:00am. It is highly recommended to create an online account in advance for ease of registration on the opening date.

HOW TO REGISTER

1. Sign in or Create an Account

Visit www.townshipofbrock.ca/camp/ and click the "Register for a Program" button

2. Search for Programs using the "Programs" button at the top of the screen, and search using the category "Holiday & School Breaks"

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3. Follow the prompts to complete registration and payment

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT

Camp availability can be checked online through the Township website. Availability can only be guaranteed at time of processing the registration. The Township will not “hold” spots for individuals. Registration will be accepted online only through our registration software. Confirmation of registration will be emailed upon completion.

WAITLISTS

If a program is full, we encourage you to add your child(ren) to the waitlist. If a spot becomes available you will receive an email indicating that you have 48 hours to register. If you do not register within 48 hours, the spot will become available to the next person in line. We encourage utilizing the waitlist as additional spots may become available if there is demand.

REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS

One week advance notice is required to cancel enrollment/request a refund. Requests can be emailed to camp@brock.ca. Cancellations will be subject to a $20 service fee.

PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS

The Township of Brock reserves the right to cancel or alter any programs, times, costs or locations outlined in this brochure without notice as required, due to low enrollment, change of policy or availability of facilities or instructors. The service fee will not be charged if we cancel one of the day camp programs.

MITES CAMP (Ages 4-6)

Is your child ready to dive into the world of fun?

Mini mites camp is for kids aged 4-6 who are ready to engage in play via a variety of age appropriate activities such as crafts, games, sports, and spirit days.

VARIETY CAMP (Ages 7-12)

Join us for an action-packed week of games and activities geared towards campers ages 7-12. Activities will include indoor and outdoor play, DIY craft projects, science experiments and more!

SPORTS CAMP (Ages 7-12)

Sports camp strictly dedicated our older campers to participate in all the fun and enjoyment of sports. Campers will learn and improve their abilities and have fun while participating in a range of games and sports such as basketball, soccer, baseball, and more! This camp is for participants who have an interest in sports and want to show their skills. This camp emphasizes fitness and involvement while also encouraging teamwork, and skill development.

ART CAMP (Ages 7-12)

Challenge your creativity and inner artist. Campers will participate in hands-on art projects, crafts, and activities. Campers will explore their creative side, test their skills and create masterpieces in a variety of mediums. Projects may include pain, modelling clay, mosaics, fabrics, sketching, collaging and more!

OUTDOOR EXPLORERS (Ages 7-12)

Geared for children who love to be outdoors and not afraid to get dirty. Campers will spend a majority of their time outside exploring through nature discovery, forest activities, games, nature crafts and survivor skills

MINIEXPLORERS(Ages4-6)

It’stimetogetoutdoorsandexplorethe naturearoundus.MiniExplorersis designedforcuriouscampersages4-6to participateinnaturediscovery,gamesand activitiesinthegreatoutdoors!

DANCECAMP(Ages7-12)

Allthedazzlingstarsaresuretoloveour rockin'dancingcamp!Camperswilllearn skillsandtechniquesinavarietyofdance disciplinesincludingjazz,ballet,hiphop andmore!Danceexercises,activitiesand gameswillbeincorporatedinprogramming daily.Attheendoftheweekcamperswill hostaperformancetoshowcasetheskills they'velearnedfortheirparents/guardians.

MINIMOVERS(Ages4-6)

Areyoureadytogetmoving?MiniMovers campisanintroductiontodanceforour campersages4-6.Camperswillbemoving andgroovinginavarietyofdancestyles, movementactivities,songsandgames. Camperswillworkonperformance numbersthattheywillperformatthe week-endshowcase.

SESSIONS:

Week 1 July 2 - 5 *

Week 2 July 8 - 12

Week 3 July 15 - 19

Week 4 July 22 - 26

Week 5 July 29 - Aug. 2

Week 6 Aug. 6 - 9 *

Week 7 Aug. 12 - 16

Week 8 Aug. 19 - 23

*ShortWeeks(nocamponMonday)

Campdatesandlocationscanbefoundon ourwebsite:

www.townshipofbrock.ca/camp/

BeavertonMinorBaseball

TheV.B.B.A.offersanexceptionalbaseballexperienceforboysandgirlsages3-18whoallenjoya higherlevelofcompetitionfoundonlyininter-communityplay wwwvbbaca/beavertonminorball@gmailcom

SunderlandMinorBaseball

SunderlandMinorBaseballoffersMinorBallandT-Ballprogramsforyouthages3-18. RegisterbetweenMarch1toMarch31,2024atwww.sunderlandminorbaseball.ca info@sunderlandminorbaseball.ca

BrockSoccerClub

Locatedat12ThorahParkBlvd,Pefferlaw.LookingtoenrollyourchildinSummerSoccer?Registration isOPENforour2024season.www.brocksoccer.on.ca/info@brocksoccer.on.ca

CanningtonLawnBowlingClub

34PeaceStreet, @CanningtonLawnBowlingClub

YouthProgram:YouthlearntoplayLawnBowlingprogramforgrades1-3,4-8andaleadership programforhighschoolparticipants Nopreviousexperiencerequired Volunteerhourscountforhigh schoolageyouth Contact:Tammy705-934-3090tamaralynneswain@yahoocom

AdultProgram:MidMaytoendofSeptember

Clubbowling,in-clubtournaments,inter-clubplayandsocialevents,coachingsessions,open tournaments,communityoutreachdays,etc ContactBarbMoore705-341-6111

BrockRugbyClub

S1205RegionalRoadS13(Concession3-Brock),BlackwaterjustEastofHwy#12andDurham Road#13.Registration: www.brockrugby.com/www.brockflagrugby.com

FlagRugby-Ages3-12

Under12Co-EdRugby(2012-2023birthyears)

Under14Boys&GirlsContactRugby(2010-2011birthyears)

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Beaverton Harbour Park

Situated on the shores of Lake Simcoe, the park has lots to offer, including a beach and marina. Free daytime parking, washrooms, playground with accessible playground features, splash pad, picnic area, boat launch, Kayak dock, walkout pier and restaurant. Located at 1 Harbour Park Crescent in Beaverton.

Beaverton Ball Park

Home of the Beaverton Fall Fair and a variety of other community events, this park also includes baseball diamonds that are available for public use. Located at 176 Main Street in Beaverton next to the Foster Hewitt Memorial Community Centre.

Thorah Centennial Park

Located at B32000 Shoreline Road, in Beaverton. The park includes a large picnic area, sandy beach, playground and parking. This is a great place to enjoy time with family on a warm day.

Beaverton King Street Park

This park has a playground, recreational baseball diamond and an outdoor tennis court. Located 297 King Street in Beaverton.

Mill Gateway Park

This is a picturesque park with a nature trail that winds along the Beaver River. Basketball court, beach volleyball court, playground and skate park. Located at 204 Simcoe Street, Beaverton.

Beaverton Walking Trail

The Beaverton Walking Trail is a 900 ft. trail that begins at the Beaverton fairgrounds located at 176 Main St. The trail links to the Beaverton Harbour. This is a paved trail and is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers.

Beaver River Wetland Conservation Area and Trail

Cannington MacLeod Park

This park includes a skate park, cenotaph, playground, picnic area with shelter, tennis court and a 2.5 km nature trail that looks through Cannington's MacLeod Park and runs along the Beaver River. Access to the trail can be found by the historical buildings. Located at 50 Peace Street and 110 Elliot Street, Cannington

Cannington Claire Hardy Baseball Fields

The Cannington Claire Hardy Baseball Fields are located at 105 Elliot Street in Cannington

Manilla Park

This park has family fun amenities like a playground, picnic tables and benches, horseshoe pit and baseball diamond. Located at C2370 Brock Street, Manilla.

Port Bolster Park and Brock Soccer Park

This park offers a boat launch, picnic area, playground and soccer fields. Located at B23955 Thorah Park Blvd., in Pefferlaw.

Sunderland Park & Trail

This park is home to a variety of community events, including the Sunderland Fall Fair and Maple Syrup Festival. Baseball diamonds, basketball court, picnic area with shelter, playground skateboard park, tennis courts, beach volleyball courts and the Sunderland Lions walking trail. Located at 18 Church Street in Sunderland.

Lagoon Reserve Walk

The Lagoon Reserve Walk is a 2 km trail that loops around the Beaverton fairgrounds and continues south. This is an easy trail and is a great place to walk your dog. You can access the trail at Beaverton Harbour.

Trans Canada Trail

The Trans Canada Trail stretches across 28,000 km from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic Oceans. It is the world’s longest network of trails, and a unique legacy for Canadians to enjoy. Explore the Trans Canada Trail as it winds through the Township of Brock.

For rental inquiries please email bookings@brock.ca or call 705-432-2355 x 243. We offer ice rentals, non-ice rentals and auditorium rentals on a regular basis. Our facilities are perfect for a sporting event, meeting, dance, dinner, fitness class or other function. Scan the barcode for more pictures, facility amenities and rates.

Beaverton Town Hall

The Township of Brock has four community halls available to rent for a variety of functions including family events, dinners, fitness classes, workshops etc. To rent one of these halls please contact bookings@brock.ca call 705-432-2355 x 243.

Arena Information

Foster Hewitt Memorial Community Centre

Rick MacLeish Memorial Community Centre

Sunderland Memorial Arena

Manilla Hall

Wilfrid Hall

Sunderland Town Hall

Hall Information

WEEKLYKIDSPROGRAMS

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TUESDAYS

Builders Club (Grade 1-5)

Beaverton Branch

6:15-7:00 p.m.

Drop-In.

WEDNESDAYS

Preschool Storytime Adventure

Cannington Branch 10:00-10:45 a.m.

Drop-In.

ADULTPROGRAMS

Genealogy Help Session

Cannington Branch

Get free help with your family research. Half hour sessions, email questions to Katherine ahead of time familyhistory@brocklibraries.ca.

Muse: Community-led and online

Beaverton Branch

Do you write; poetry, short stories, or music?

Are you interested in sharing and honing your craft with like-minded others? Or perhaps you just enjoy listening to and discussing the arts? Consider checking out this group that meets monthly via Zoom

SATURDAYS

Family Craft

Cannington & Sunderland 10:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Drop-In.

Maker Table

Beaverton Branch 1:00p.m. - 2: p.m.

Creative Crafters Circle

Sunderland Branch

Bring your project and a beverage and join a vibrant atmosphere where crafters of all kind can share their passion.

Literary Chair Yoga Online

Work out your body and mind. Bring water, yoga mat, journal and pen. Registration Required.

Book Club

Sunderland Branch

Pick up the latest book at the Sunderland Branch. Drop-In.

Borrow a Parks Day Pass with your Brock Libraries card and enjoy free day parking in many Ontario Provincial Parks!