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The City of Lethbridge acknowledges that we are gathered on the lands of the Blackfoot people of the Canadian Plains and pays respect to the Blackfoot people past, present and future while recognizing and respecting their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship to the land. The City of Lethbridge offers respect to the Metis and all who have lived on this land and made Lethbridge their home.
ABOUT THE POOLS
What is happening at our pools this season? The Stan Siwik Family Leisure Pool, Nicholas Sheran
Family Leisure Pool, Fritz Sick Pool, and Henderson Outdoor Pool are community treasures that serve the people of Lethbridge and Southern Alberta. Our team is committed to providing the community our best customer service, clean and safe facilities and activities for all ages.
Fritz Sick Pool: WE ARE OPEN!
We’re thrilled to welcome you back to our facility that has undergone some fantastic renovations, making it more accessible and inclusive for everyone. What’s changed?
• Barrier-free showers and toilet stalls
• Non-slip flooring
• Updated ramps for enhanced accessibility
Check out aquatics.lethbridge.ca for schedule updates.
Summer Swim Lessons
Join us for some fun in the sun with four different lesson sets available throughout July and August at the Henderson Outdoor Pool, Nicholas Sheran, and Stan Siwik. Each session lasts two weeks, registration is availble for the following session:
• Session 4: August 11 – August 22
Fall Swim Lesson Registration
This season, we’re introducing staggered registration dates to help reduce wait times and provide a smoother experience for everyone.
Please note that registration will open by facility—on each date, only lessons for the specified pool(s) will be available:
Nicholas Sheran Pool / Fritz Sick Pool: Monday, August 25 at 9:00 am
Stan Siwik Pool: Wednesday, August 27 at 9:00 am
Womens Only Swim
August 29, 2025 2:15 pm to 3:15 pm at Stan Siwik Pool. The Women and Girls Only Swim program will provide a safe and designated space for Women and Girls who are unable to participate in traditional or mixed-gender activities because of culture, religion, beliefs, trauma, insecurities, etc. to swim without the presence of men or boys. The first 35 attendees can swim for free, and after that, it’s only $4.00 per person.
Interested in building lifeguard skills?
Canadian Swim Patrol: Includes Rookie Patrol, Ranger Patrol, and Star Patrol—an excellent introduction to lifeguard knowledge and skills. Advanced Courses at Stan Siwik: Whether you’re registering for the first time or recertifying, we’ve got you covered!
Stay Connected
For more information on programs, schedules, fees, and FAQs, visit recex.ca/Lethbridge or email us at leth@recreationexcellence.com.
Stan Siwik Leisure Centre
403-320-3054
Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre
403-320-3046
Fritz Sick Leisure Centre
403-320-3109
Memberships
Stan Siwik Pool: 1901 15 Ave N
Nicholas Sheran Pool: 401 Laval Blvd W
Fritz Sick Pool: 420 11 St S
ADVANCED SWIM PROGRAMS
Intermediate First Aid (previously called Standard) provides comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR. This course is for those who want an in-depth understanding of first aid such as: medical/legal aspects, spinal injuries, environmental injuries, bone and joint injuries, abdominal and chest injuries, burns, and medical emergencies.
Includes CPR-C and AED certification. Current for 3 years.
Intermediate First Aid Recertification (formerly Standard) requires both theoretical and practical skill examinations. Those using another Alberta workplace-approved standard first aid as a prerequisite must show proof of current certification. If no longer current, individuals must attend the original course. Unsuccessful candidates in the recertification course must complete the original course.
Prerequisite(s): Must bring current Intermediate First Aid Certification to course.
This 20 hour course prepares candidates an understanding of the lifesaving principles in the four components of water rescue education: judgement, knowledge, skills and fitness.
*Note: Bronze Medallion is offered seperately from Bronze Cross.
Prerequisite(s): Must be 13 years old and hold CPR-C.
Basic First Aid and caregiving skills for youth 11-15 years old. During this 8 hour course participants will learn how to provide care to younger children in a variety of age groups and how to prevent and respond to emergencies.
This 20 hour course begins the transition from lifesaving to lifeguarding and prepares candidates for responsibilities as a lifeguard.
Prerequisite(s): Must be 13 years old, hold a Bronze Medallion (need not be current) and Intermediate First Aid CPR-C & AED (must be current) is required.
The Swim and Lifesaving Instructors course combines the responsibilities of Swim Instructors and Lifesaving Instructors. Candidates will be trained to teach and evaluate participants in programs such as Swim for Life, Canadian Swim Patrol, Bronze Medals, Distinction, Boat Rescue and Lifesaving Society CPR. The course equips instructors with level 1 leadership competencies and strategies necessary for planning, teaching, and evaluating swimming and lifesaving skill.
Prerequisite(s): Must be 15 years old and Bronze Cross or
40 hour course will certify successful candidates with the NLS Pool option award. *Note: Please bring proof of IFA
to first class.
Must be 15 years old, hold a Bronze
The objective of the NL Precert is to provide candidates an opportunity to review NL skills and knowledge and to provide education on new information.
*Note: Must bring NL certification and current Intermediate First Aid Certification to the exam
HENDERSON OUTDOOR POOL SCHEDULE
FRITZ SICK LEISURE CENTRE SCHEDULE
Swimming Lessons
NICHOLAS SHERAN LEISURE CENTRE SCHEDULE
STAN SIWIK LEISURE CENTRE SCHEDULE
Swimming
For example, a 9-week session costs $55.80.
POOL SCHEDULE POOL SCHEDULE
411 16 STREET N LETHBRIDGE
Lethbridge City Hall Opens , 2000
Twenty-five years ago, Lethbridge’s current city hall was officially opened.
The building was designed by Horton Ferrari Matthew Westwood Architects
Ltd. The entire cost of the project was $20.9 million, with $17 million designated for construction.
Construction started in June 1998 and by June 2000 employees were ready to move into the building.
On 26 August the official opening was held.
The day was full of speeches, the presentation of the official Lethbridge tartan, unveiling of the Stan Davies memorial Sculpture hand-crafted by Corne Martens, dedication of the Mayor Andy Anderson arch, a Lion
Dance from the Chinese United Community Society, ribbon- cutting, fireworks from the top of City Hall and tours.
Lethbridge Historical Society
facebook.com/LethbridgeHistoricalSociety/ Instagram @lethbridgehistorysociety
Email info@lethbridgehistory.org
Picture shows City Hall and Irrigation Monument, May 2024.
PROGRAMS:
AUGUST 2025 EVENTS, PROGRAMS & EXHIBITS
DESTINATION EXPLORATION AT THE GALT
AUG 06 | 9 AM –4 PM
Youth STEM Summer Camp with Deserae Tailfeathers and her uLeth Destination Exploration team for Grades 3-8 | pre-registration | no cost | max 30 participants
AUG 06 | 6–7 PM
SPECIAL EVENTS:
AUG 07 | 11 AM –1 PM
Kids Carnival all ages welcome | children to attend with caregiver | registration not required | museum admission applies
Family Yoga with Aisha Johnson
all ages welcome | registration not required | no cost to participate | fun instruction, bring yourself, friends & family, water bottle LAND BASED LEARNING
AUG 16 | 10–11:30 AM with Sandra Atwood
all ages welcome | children to attend with caregiver | registration not required | no cost to attend | meet at Fort Whoop Up
LENA & THOMAS GUSHUL:
AUG 21 | 5:30 PM
Exhibition Launch: A Role for Everyone: The Playgoers of Lethbridge free entry | refreshments | curator tour | Q&A
AUG 29 | 6–8 PM
Renaissance Faire~An Evening of Medieval Dining & Dancing
With the Lethbridge Medieval Club and musician Jon Helm | held at the Galt | 18+ | 6 PM dancing | 7 PM dinner | pre-register | dress to impress | 50 tickets @ $65/person
AUG 30 | 12–5 PM
Renaissance Faire @ Fort Whoop-Up
From noble lords to curious knaves, all ages shall find delight in this grand celebration of historical times past! Fort admission applies and grants thee passage: $30 household, $15 adults, $10 ages 6+, free under age 6.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
AUG. 9 - OCT. 18
LEILA SUJIR forest documents
NAMAAKII BEE BEAR HAT something given
MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL
AUG. 1-31 | 25% OFF FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS
Includes two Individual Memberships and memberships for any number of children under 18
PROGRAMS + EVENTS
AUG. 9 | ARTICULATIONS TALK AND TOUR WITH LEILA SUJIR + NAMAAKII BEE BEAR HAT | 2-3 P M
AUG. 9 | EXHIBITION OPENING RECEPTION | 7-9 P.M.
AUG. 19 | SENIORS TOUR + TEA
AUG. 21-22 | SAAG AT WHOOP UP DAYS
AUG. 28 | CURATOR’S TOUR
AUG. 29 | YOUTH ART CLUB
AUG. 30 | CRAFTERNOON
For more information, visit saag ca/events or contact Heather Kehoe, Program & Event Coordinator at hkehoe@saag ca
Still from Leila Sujir, forest documents, 2-channel video installation with large format stereoscopic 3D and 2D video projection Technical director: Jorge Zavagno Courtesy of the artist
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Our Personalized Tutoring Guarantee™
With our Personalized Tutoring programs, we guarantee:
Your Sylvan team will get to know your child to put together an education program that’s unique to their needs. Our state-of-the-art Sylvan Insight™ Assessment helps us understand exactly where your child needs some extra help. This ensures your child gets a completely personal program that will work for them.
Your child will master new skills. We know how to make sure sessions are motivating, effective and fun. Balancing instruction with independent practice, we don’t stop until they master each concept.
Your child will learn from leading curriculum that aligns with state/ provincial, college and career readiness standards. Our Sylvan-certified teachers are always updating our learning materials to meet today’s changing education needs. Our tutoring helps improve report cards and prepares your child for the future, whether that’s college or the workforce.
Your child will demonstrate mastery of at least 50 skills in 50 hours of instruction. Skill mastery ensures your student is on the path to longer-term success. We can show you exactly how your child is progressing at any time.
Water Ways
Dive into the world of water!
Explore how water shapes our lives, our city, and our choices from local rivers to global impact. ART GALLERY E XHIBIT: Land Eater By TREX Aug 3 Aug 23, 2025
Pop Ups
Get outside and play!
Build, create, and explore with loose parts at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre!
Summer Schedule: Thursdays & Fridays 10:00am Noon FREE | Drop In!
Dress for the weather!
Ages 2 to 5
Celebrate summer and explore nature with your preschooler! A season full of outdoor fun, hands on learning, and nature exploration!
Wednesdays in July & August
9:30am - 10:30am or 11am - Noon
$5 per class | New Topics Each Week!
Register Online: Leisure.Lethbridge.c a
Ages 11 to 15
Folding Nature
Join local artist Lev Zienchuk for a hands on origami workshop. Learn how to sculpt two animals using the ancient art of paper folding.
August 14 | 1:30pm - 3:30pm | Cost: $5
Register Online: Leisure.Lethbridge.c a
Trailblazers
Ages 6 to 10
Calling all young explorers!
Join us for fun outdoor adventures, nature based games, and hands on activities. Perfect for curious kids who love to move, play, and learn in nature!
Wednesdays in July & August
10:00am - Noon
$10 per class | New Topics Each Week! Register Online: Leisure.Lethbridge.c a
CALLING YOUNG ARTISTS!
Inspired By Nature Youth Art Exhibit
Kids 18 & under are invited to showcase their nature inspired artwork in our Community Art Gallery!
1. Go outside & get inspired by nature!
2. Create ~ drawing, photography, sculpture...
3. Submit your art.
*Submission deadline is September 8, 2025!
More information: Nature.Lethbridge.ca/exhibits
Best Front Forward: Front Yard Tour
Join Nature Centre staff on a Front Yard Tour showcasing some of the most creative, sustainable, and beautiful front yards in our community!
August 13 | 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Cost: $10 per person | Transportation provided!
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just love to admire an inspirational front yard, this tour is for you!
Come connect with fellow garden lovers, gather ideas for your own space, and celebrate the beauty of biodiversity in our neighborhoods. Call the Nature Centre to reserve your spot: 403 320 3064
Best Front Forward is a beautification and biodiversity enhancement campaign for 'front yards', running March October 2025.
This program includes simple, easy steps you can take to re imagine your front yard as a place that contributes to your community.
*Initiatives and registration are available at: Nature.Lethbridge.ca/bff
403.320.3064 | nature.lethbridge.ca | nature@lethbridge.ca Located in the river valley north of CPR High Level Bridge
Have Fun and Keep Cool!
When the temperatures climb it’s a great time to enjoy outdoor water games!
All you need is a bucket of water and some sponges:
Drip, Drip Drop! - Just like Duck, Duck , Goose but use your water-soaked sponge to drip on heads around the circle until you choose your rival, where you DROPsqueeze all the water out of your sponge on their head and race them around the circle
Musical Sponges - Toss your sponge around a circle until the music stops - if you’ve got it, squeeze it out over your head!
Play catch with your wet sponges!
Sponge relay - The goal is to empty more water into your bucket than your opponents Line up with your team, soak your sponge and on go, run to your f illing bucket and empty your sponge Run back and pass the sponge to the next person on your team, and repeat for 3 minutes Which team will get the most water to their bucket?!
7+ years
Our recreational dance program runs from September to June. In this dance program, students learn steps and combinations that will help them improve coordination, balance, and self-confidence, in a safe and encouraging environment. These students will have the opportunity to share what they have learned in our year-end recital.
Class styles include ballet, jazz, lyrical, tap, Acro, and hip-hop!
3 - 6 years
Our 12-week Fall sessional classes provide a way for your child to dance without a full-season commitment.
Parent & Tot: Twirling Toddlers: 16mos-3yrs
Preschool:
Pre-Primary Ballet/jazz: 3-6yrs
Preschool Dance: 3-6yrs Tiny Tumblers
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FROM PACKAGE TO PLAYTIME: THE JOY OF CARDBOARD CREATIONS
A summary of an article on the Lethbridge Plays blog, submitted by Carlie Ramotowski, Lethbridge School Division
Have you ever noticed a child more excited about the box than the gift inside?
To children, a cardboard box is much more than recycling—it’s a stage, a spaceship, a café, or anything their imagination creates. This kind of unstructured, child-led play offers more than entertainment; it plays a vital role in development. The Play Today: B.C. Handbook highlights that children’s play profoundly impacts all areas of growth, from cognitive and emotional development to creativity and social skills.
Cardboard box play supports learning in many ways. It encourages creativity and imagination, builds problem-solving skills, and promotes physical coordination through activities like crawling, lifting, and stacking. When children play together, they learn to collaborate, share, and negotiate. Even more powerful is when adults join in the fun—asking questions, participating in the child’s pretend world, and showing genuine interest. These shared moments strengthen communication, trust, and connection. In a world full of screens and structured schedules, a simple box reminds us that the richest play often comes from the simplest things.
S U C C E S S F U L S U C C E S S F U L
Leth bridge Picnic Shelters
0 John Martin Picnic Shelter
62Ave N
Seats 145
Rental Cost: $495 + GST
Rental time: 9am-2am
E) Baroness Picnic Shelter
Indian Battle Rd S
Seats 36
Rental Cost: $37 + GST/Hour
Rental Time: Hourly Booking
Alcohol is not permitted
0 Elks Picnic Shelter
55-79 Botteril Bottom Rd S
Seats 130 People
Rental Cost: $495 + GST
Rental time is: 9am-2am
0 Nicholas Sheran
Picnic Shelter
Nicholas Sheran Park
Seats 72
Rental Cost: $37 + GST/Hour
Rental Time: Hourly Booking
Alcohol is not permitted
0 Legacy Picnic Shelter
400 Blackwolf Blvd N
Seats 50
Rental Cost: $382.50 + GST
Rental time: 9am-2am
0 Rotary Picnic Shelter
Giffen Rd N
Seats 175
Rental Cost: $495 + GST
Rental time: 9am-2am
8 Kiwanis Picnic Shelter
7265 St S
Seats 36
Rental Cost: $37 + GST/Hour
Rental Time: Hourly Booking
Alcohol is not permitted
0 Henderson Horseshoe
Picnic Shelter
Mayor Magrath Dr S
Seats 60
Rental Cost: $270.00 + GST
Rental time: 9am -10pm
Alcohol is not permitted
0 Popson Park
Picnic Shelter
95060AveW
Seats 72
Rental Cost: $270 + GST
Rental Time: 9am-10pm
Alcohol is not permitted
Canada Summer Games 2025
August 8-25, 2025
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
On August 8th the 2025 Canada Summer Games will kick off in St John’s Competition in 19 sports continues until August 25th. The Games will welcome over 4000 athletes, managers and coaches to Newfoundland and Labrador. Team Alberta is comprised of 490 athletes, coaches, and managers, representing all corners of our province.
The Lethbridge region will be represented at the Games by 16 athletes, 4 coaches and managers We will be cheering proudly for team Alberta, especially our local athletes
Jinaye Shomachuk, Athlete - Athletics
Kimoya Edwards, Athlete - Athletics
Lauryn Morris (LaCrete, trains in Lethbridge) - Athletics
Laughlan Irish, Athlete - Athletics (representing BC)
Donna Branch, Manager - Basketball Women's Ella Tillsley (Diamond City), Athlete - Basketball Women’s
Pippa Gibb (Raymond), Athlete - Basketball Women's Beckett Davis (Coalhurst), Athlete - Box Lacrosse Men's
Connor Duell, Athlete - Cycling - Mountain
Henry Clark, Athlete - Rugby Sevens Men's
Keegan Brantner, Manager - Rugby Sevens Women's Madi Kutsch, Athlete - Rugby Sevens Women's Shanelle Mann, Athlete - Rugby Sevens Women's Aliya de Gruchy, Athlete - Swimming
Taylor Ginther, Athlete - Swimming
Wendy Nelson (Coaldale), Coach - Swimming
Corny Bergen, Athlete - Volleyball Men's
Jessica Froese (Raymond), Athlete - Wrestling
Shawn Daye-Finley, Coach - Wrestling
Thomas Ellis-Toddington, Athlete - Wrestling
Rugby Sevens, Swimming, and Basketball will take place during week 1. Athletics, Box Lacrosse, Cycling, Volleyball, and Wrestling will take place during week 2
To cheer and watch from home, live event coverage can be streamed CanadaGames ca/watch Additional coverage will be on CBC Gem and cbcsports.ca.
About the Canada Games
Held once every two years, alternating between winter and summer, the Canada Games represent the highest level of national competition for Canadian athletes.
The Games have been hosted in every province at least once since their inception in Quebec City during Canada’s Centennial in 1967.
The Games have been hosted 3 times in Alberta. Alberta hosted the Canada Winter Games in 1975 (Lethbridge), 1995 (Grande Prairie), and 2019 (Red Deer)
Our mission is to provide leadership and a collective voice for sport in Lethbridge
This information is current as of the time of printing, however the list of athletes is subject to change
Photo Credit: Jess Sareault Visuals
Photo Credit: Bill Bain
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F O R S C H E D U L E S F O R S C H E D U L E S F O R S C H E D U L E S
City of Lethbridge Skating Programs
Ability Skate: A slow-paced skate in a sensory-friendly environment for those with special needs and disabilities.
Beginner Skate: A slower-paced time for people to practice their skating basics. Skating aids are allowed during this skate. Helmets are recommended.
Family Skate: A special time for parents and children (17 yrs. of age & under) to enjoy a skate together.
Parent & Tot Skate: Free Fun time for parents & pre-school children to learn how to skate. Helmets are recommended.
Public Skate: A skate open to everyone to enjoy.
Senior Skate: A skate open for everyone 55 years and over.
Figure Skate: A time for skaters of all ages to practice figure skating skills.
Youth Shinny Hockey: For ages 5 to 17 years, shinny hockey is played with a sponge puck with no body contact and no slap shots. Play is on half ice with 2 games running. Ice Marshals will coordinate players and games based on age and/or ability of players. Players require a hockey stick, skates and a helmet.
Adult Shinny Hockey: Informal hockey for adults is played with a hard puck with no body contact or slap shots. It is played on full ice and is self-supervised.
Protective equipment is required.
Senior Shinny Hockey: Senior shinny hockey is for adults
55 and over with no body contact and no slap shots.
Protective equipment is required.
Ringette Shinny: For all ages. Ringette shinny is played with a regulation ring, with no body contact. Players require a ringette stick, skates, gloves, and a helmet with a cage.
Pass Fees
(Effective September 1st)
Parents/guardians (up to 2) and children (up to 17 yrs old) residing in the same household permanently.
Purchase Locations
Punch
Skate
Punch Shinny Pass
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OF THE MONTH MONTH
William Pearce
Park Playground
92 Grand River Blvd West
The park celebrates William Pearce, who in 1876, along with Dominion Land Surveyors, commenced laying out the grid system that included townships, ranges, sections and road allowances. He is known as the father of irrigation for his work in developing the layout for irrigation in the prairies.
Play Favourites:
Mia (23 months) loved practicing her balancing skills on the dinosaur sculpture. Rhiannon (11 months) liked crawling up and down the stairs.
Benny (11 months) loved spinning the giant blue and red beads.
Adults liked the variety of activities, and the big mature trees around that kept the playground shady and cool. The steps were low enough for little ones to climb up, even if they weren’t walking yet.
Mia found pinecones in the grass and loved sending them down the slide.
Park Perks:
While not an overly large park, it incorporates many natural elements such as a canal that is integrated into the pond. There is a small playground located in this park featuring slides, swings, and a climbing apparatus.
Stay a While
The nearby pond has a small gravel bed to allow gentle access to the water. After the playground, our playground testers spent some time climbing the big rocks and splashing in the water.
Pro Tip:
Bring a fishing rod! The park has a stocked pond and fishing dock. There are several good fishing spots for anglers of all sizes.
The City of Lethbridge and Lethbridge Plays will be featuring a different playground in our city all summer long! Visit our website to see all the great parks and their amenities!
www.lethbridgeplays.ca/playground-of-the-month
This Park would be great for a game of eye spy. The unique fish sculpture in the water and the colorful playground would provide lots of items to choose from.
AUGUST AUGUST
www.lethbridge.ca
HERITAGE DAY AT THE FORT!
200 Indian Battle Road S Fort Whoop Up https://fort galtmuseum com
1:00PM - 5:00PM
For Alberta Heritage Day the Fort will have special activities that showcase how people in 1800’s would have lived Join us for candle making, chinking & dobbing demonstrations, wagon rides, potato sack races, buffalo chip toss, and more
MINYO DANCING & TAIKO PERFORMANCE
tto o to 8 8 8
Join us from 5:30 PM- 6:30 PM for a captivating Minyo Dancing Performance, followed by a powerful Taiko (Drum) Performance inside the garden!
9 Ave & Mayor Magrath Dr S 16 16 16
Thank you to the Nikkei Cultural Society for your beautiful performances this season! https://nikkayuko.com/
JEWELRY MAKING WORKSHOP
Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge https://artslethbridge org/ 1PM-3PM
Whoop-Up Days is where the community comes together For over 125 years, this iconic celebration has marked the end of summer in southern Alberta with all the favourite sights, sounds, smells and tastes of the season. From lively parades to thrilling rides, live music and local spirit, it’s a celebration of everything that makes Lethbridge feel like home https://www agrifoodhub ca/ Nikka Yuko
In this hands-on session, participants will create a custom pair of earrings to suit their taste something special to take home, wear, and enjoy! Along the way, you’ll learn about the art of lampworking and how Shauna transforms molten glass into beautiful, handmade beads
OPEN FARM DAYS
Various farms in and around Lethbridge, Lethbridge County & Coaldale
https://albertaopenfarmdays.ca/
Alberta Open Farms Days is an incubator for agri-tourism and rural sustainability We bring Albertans together through educational and experiential agricultural-based initiatives to learn about where your food comes from. As well, some of Alberta s most talented chefs and rural communities will be hosting a memorable series of farm to table culinary events that will be held around the province using Alberta farm products
WHOOP UP DAYS 2025
Agri-Food Hub & Trade Centre
9 Ave & Mayor Magrath Dr S 5:30PM-6:30PM 318 7 Street S
LETHBRIDGE’S PARKRUN
Kinsmen Picnic Shelter
9:00AM
Join the parkrun movement! A new program is in town for anyone who loves to walk, jog, run or volunteer in our city parks! Meet us at the Kinsmen Picnic Shelter for weekly Parkruns every Saturday Join the community in active & healthy living! www parkrun ca
