Spring Scugog Leisure and Activity Guide 2022

SPRING LEISURE & ACTIVITY GUIDE 2022

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REGISTRATION www.scugog.ca/registration March 11 at 7:00 a.m.

scugog.ca Township of Scugog 181 Perry Street, Port Perry

REGISTRATION SPRING REGISTRATION DATES Friday, March 11 at 7:00 a.m.

1. Visit www.scugog.ca/registration and click the "Register for a program" button 2. Sign in or Create an Account 3. Search for programs using the "Programs" button at the top of the screen based on category 4. Follow the prompts to complete registration and payment

ONLINE

Payment methods: Visa/Mastercard or credit on your account. Visa Debit cards are not accepted online.

Registration is available at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre during operating business hours. Typical hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. These hours may be affected by COVID-19 operational changes. Visit www.scugog.ca/covid19 for the most up to date information on facility closures.

IN-PERSON

Payment methods: Cash, Debit, Cheque (payable to the Township of Scugog) or Visa/Mastercard

REFUND POLICIES AND TRANSFERS REFUND POLICY

TRANSFERS

The Community Services Department must receive all requests for Transfers will only be considered if a request is submitted at withdrawals/refunds in writing to recreation@scugog.ca. A full least 24 hours prior to the program start date. Transfers for refund will be provided for any withdrawal or refund request swimming lessons will only be considered if a request is submitted at least seven (7) business days before the course start submitted three business days prior to the scheduled lesson. date. Requests submitted less than seven (7) business days before If less than three business days notice is given, a $5 the course start date will receive a refund, less a $10 administration administration fee will be charged for the transfer. fee. There is no $10 administration fee if the refund remains as a credit on your account. Requests submitted on, or after, the course start date will NOT receive a refund. Medical refund requests will be We reserve the right to cancel or alter any classes, times, costs assessed at any point during the session, must be accompanied by or locations outlined in this guide due to registration numbers, a doctor’s note and will be prorated to the date all completed policy changes or availability of staff. A refund or account credit paperwork is received. If the Community Services Department will be given. cancels a program, including programs that fail to meet minimum enrollment, you will be notified prior to the course start date. At this time you have the option to switch to another program or receive a If a program is full, you may add yourself to the waitlist. If a spot full refund or account credit. becomes available you will receive an automatic email indicating that you have 48 hours to register. If you do not register within 48 hours, the spot will become available to the Campers testing positive for COVID-19 will receive a full refund for next person in line. We encourage participants to register on the remaining days of the week not attended and, if registered, the the waitlist as additional spots or programs may open if there following week. Symptomatic campers prior to camp that test is demand. negative for COVID-19 may attend camp once staff have received notice of a negative test. They will be refunded for the days missed due to testing.

PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS WAITLISTS

COVID-19 TESTING AND CAMPS

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CONTACTS General Inquiries

Phone: 905-985-8698

Email: recreation@scugog.ca

Director of Community Services 905-985-7346 ext. 132 lbowers@scugog.ca

Recreation and Parks Associate 905-985-8698 ext. 104 mrahm@scugog.ca

Manager of Parks, Recreation and Culture 905-985-8698 ext. 100 scornish@scugog.ca

Recreation and Culture Coordinator 905-985-8698 ext. 103 skelly@scugog.ca

Recreation and Communications Associate 905-985-8698 ext. 108 djaglall@scugog.ca

Recreation Programmer 905-985-8698 ext. 113 ljess@scugog.ca

Assistant Museum Curator 905-985-8698 ext. 103 museum@scugog.ca

ACCESSIBLE RECREATION THEIR OPPORTUNITY

CANADIAN TIRE JUMPSTART

Their Opportunity is a grassroots charity in Durham that exists to provide low-income families (total household income of $45, 000 or less) with the means to enroll their children in organized sports and recreation programs. Additionally, within the 3 months of receiving funding, each child is mandated to “pay-it-forward” through their Giveback Program. Their program inspires hope while teaching essential life skills of teamwork and compassion; proving that only one change in a child’s life can create an opportunity for inspiration and change, while further impacting our community. For more information visit www.theiropportunity.com.

The Township of Scugog is a proud partner with the Canadian Tire Foundation for Families. This program helps financially disadvantaged kids in Canada ages 4 to 18 years, explore a range of sports and recreation options, by supporting over 70 different activities. In addition to enabling participation in high profile sports like hockey, soccer and swimming, Jumpstart also helps kids take dance lessons, martial arts, and ringette, or take part in any one of several other activities. What kids do is up to them; Jumpstart is here to help them do it! Jumpstart is proudly supported by the Canadian Tire Family of companies.

Applications can be completed online at www.jumpstart.canadiantire.ca. If you require additional information or assistance, please call 1-844-YES-PLAY.

DURHAM REGION SOCIAL SERVICES CERTIFICATE Participants in the Durham Region Ontario Works (OW) program have the opportunity to receive fee assistance to participate in recreational activities. Participants should contact their caseworker to determine eligibility and receive their recreation card. Contact the Department of Social Services, Region of Durham at 905-4287400.

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FACILITIES & PARKS SCUGOG FACILITY RENTALS SCUGOG COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTRE 905-985-8698 1655 Reach Street, Port Perry

Available rental spaces include the main hall, kitchen, meeting rooms, and ice pads.

BLACKSTOCK RECREATION COMPLEX 905-985-8698 3440 Church Street, Blackstock

Available rental spaces include the main hall, kitchen, meeting room, and ice pad.

LATCHAM CENTRE

SCUGOG ISLAND HALL

SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM

FIRE STATION TRAINING ROOM

905-985-8698 121 Queen Street, Port Perry

905-985-8698 16210 Island Road, Port Perry

905-985-8698 2710 Demara Road, Port Perry

905-985-2384 30 Crandell Street, Port Perry

COMMUNITY HALL RENTALS SCUGOG MEMORIAL LIBRARY SEAGRAVE CLUB HOUSE 905-985-7686 ext. 103 231 Water Street, Port Perry

905-243-4295 53 Coryelle Street, Seagrave

905-985-3723 19979 Highway 12, Greenbank

905-985-3733 15585 Simcoe Street, Port Perry

GREENBANK HALL CAESAREA HALL

289-385-6816 3554 Regional Road 57, Caesarea

PRINCE ALBERT HALL

905-985-2146 19 Jeffrey Street, Prince Albert

NESTLETON HALL

905-986-5032 3967 Highway 7A, Nestleton

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PORT PERRY SCOUT HALL TOWN HALL 1873

905-985-8181 302 Queen Street, Port Perry

PORT PERRY CURLING CLUB 905-985-7972 483 Bay Street, Port Perry

VOS' INDEPENDENT GROCER 905-985-9722 1893 Scugog Street, Port Perry

For a complete listing of Scugog facilities visit www.scugog.ca (under Live and Play, Facilities)

PARKS PORT PERRY Palmer Park | 175 Water Street, Port Perry Birdseye Park | 254 Water Street, Port Perry Baagwating Park | Curts & Water Street, Port Perry Reflection Park | 273 Queen Street, Port Perry Joe Fowler Park | 53 Water Street, Port Perry Apple Valley Park | Between 9 and 11 Orchard Road, Port Perry Herbert A. Bruce Park | West of 43 Greenway Boulevard, Port Perry Perry Glen Park | Chester and Heath Crescent, Port Perry Poplar Park | Between 61 and 69 Ash Street, Port Perry Rotary Environment Park | 1 Old Rail Lane, Port Perry Scugog Soccer Fields | 16700 Old Simcoe Road, Port Perry Carolyn Best Ball Diamonds | 1655 Reach Street, Port Perry Port Perry Off-Leash Dog Park | 11 Edinborough Ave, Port Perry

Palmer Park

BLACKSTOCK Blackstock Pioneer Park | 3440 Church Street, Blackstock Roy Carter Park | Crestview Avenue, Blackstock

CAESAREA

Cartwright Peace Park | 170 Cedar Grove Drive, Caesarea Putsey Park | Cedar Grove & Marina Drive, Caesarea

Apple Valley Park

GREENBANK

Couves Park | 12 Pearl Drive, Greenbank Ianson Park | 1222 Cragg Drive, Greenbank

NESTLETON Cartwright Fields | 3951 Highway 7A, Nestleton

SEAGRAVE

Seagrave Park | 9 Coryell Street, Seagrave

Perry Glen Park

VIEW LAKE View Lake Park | 145 Coleman Crescent, View Lake

SKATEBOARD PARKS

Unity Skateboard Park | 1655 Reach Street, Port Perry Blackstock Skateboard Park | 3440 Church Street, Blackstock Caesarea Skateboard Park | Northwest corner of Cedar Grove Drive and Pier Street, Caesarea

Unity Skateboard Park

Port Perry Off-Leash Dog Park

Poplar Park

For a complete listing of Scugog parks visit www.scugog.ca (under Live and Play, Parks, Lakes, Trails and Conservation Areas)

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FACILITIESCONTACTS & PARKS COMMUNITY SKATING PORT PERRY SKATING CLUB www.portperryskatingclub.ca

BLACKSTOCK SKATING CLUB

CURLING PORT PERRY CURLING www.blackstocksc.com

info@portperrycurling.com | 905-985-7972

BLACKSTOCK CURLING CLUB

HOCKEY NORTH DURHAM MINOR HOCKEY Doug Kadowaki | 905-986-4263

northdurhamminorhockey@gmail.com

BLACKSTOCK MINOR HOCKEY blackstockminorhockey@gmail.com PORT PERRY MOJACKS Murray Parliament | 905-985-7295 SCUGOG MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE Todd Wilbur | 905-985-4867 | www.smhl.ca BLACKSTOCK MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE Matt Bell | 905-449-5153 | mlbell37@hotmail.com SCUGOG WOMEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE

SNOWMOBILING PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB Livia Tymon | 416-436-2906

Rick Sauer | 905-985-6381

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS BLACKSTOCK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.blackstockfair.org | 705-799-7064

BLACKSTOCK SENIORS CLUB Eileen | 905-986-4420 GREENBANK AND DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Larry Doble | 905-985-3723 PORT PERRY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Barbara | 905-985-0962 SCUGOG CHORAL SOCIETY Judy Anderson | 905-985-4257 BOY SCOUTS OF CANADA Ellen Greenough | 905-985-8047 GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA Laura | 905-985-8590 PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB Karen Thompson | 705-878-5503 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 419 Lucy | 905-985-8502 BLACKSTOCK CARTWRIGHT LIONS CLUB Chris Cliff | 905-986-5278 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Brian | 905-985-3362 PORT PERRY SENIORS CLUB Office | 905-982-2192 FIDELITY MASONIC LODGE Eric Flowers | 905-985-4709 CARTWRIGHT SPORTS AND RECREATION INC. Wilma Wotten | 905-986-4602 PINE RIDGE GARDEN CLUB Shirley Love | 905-985-5330

SCUGOG ARTS

905-982-2121 | scugogarts.ca

PORT PERRY PICKLEBALL CLUB northdurhampickleball@gmail.com

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For a complete listing of the Scugog sport contacts and organizations visit www.scugog.ca (under Live and Play, Clubs and Organizations)

RECREATION PROGRAMS

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS Kinderstart Ages 2 to 4 yrs Ready, get set, kinderstart! Children will enjoy a structured program where our qualified leader involves your little one in activities including: circle time, stories, crafts, active games, and more with socializing with new friends. Participants should bring a nut-free snack, water bottle, and change of clothes. Children must be toilet trained.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $75 Tue, April 12 to May 31

10:00 am to 12:30 pm

Playgroup Ages 0 to 5 yrs Parents and caregivers can come together and watch as your toddlers play and learn in this safe, clean, and fun space. You and your tot will have access to mats, tunnels, toys, trampolines, and slides. This program is not staffed, but all equipment will be out for everyone to enjoy.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $40 Thur, April 14 to June 2

9:00 am to 11:00 am

Parent/Child Mother Goose Ages 0 to 6 yrs Join EarlyON Facilitators for a group experience for parents and babies focusing on the pleasure and power of using rhymes, songs and stories together. This program provides opportunity for parents to socialize and network with each other while spending quality time bonding and increasing positive parent-child interaction and communication. Click the link to register www.durham.ca/earlyon

Wed, April 6 to June 8

10:00 am to 11:00 am

Tumble and Tots Ages 2 to 3 yrs An introduction to gymnastics in a safe environment.

Explore jumping, tumbling, rolling, games, and more! This is a drop-off or stay-and-play program.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $50 Wed, April 13 to June 1 Wed, April 13 to June 1 Sat, April 9 to June 11 No classes April 16, May 21

4:30 pm to 5:15 pm 5:30 pm to 6:15 pm 10:00 am to 10:45 am

Please note that all recreation programs are subject to change based on current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Please ensure you have a current email address on file to receive communications on any program changes and cancellations and view our current guidelines at www.scugog.ca/recreation.

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Dance and Move 1 Ages 2 to 3 yrs Children will enjoy an introduction to dance through creative movement with basic ballet, jazz, hip hop and more while allowing your child’s personality to flourish.

Performance at the final class. This is a drop-off program.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $57 Tue, April 12 to May 31

4:30 pm to 5:00 pm

Sportball Multi-Sport Ages 2 to 3 yrs Children are introduced to the fundamental skills of eight different sports. Structured around a play-based curriculum, these classes are a fantastic kickstart for an active life. Please note parent participation is required.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall Cost: $160 Thur, April 14 to June 16 No classes April 21, June 2

4:45 pm to 5:30 pm

CHILDREN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS Kindergym Ages 4 to 6 yrs Learn basic recreational gymnastics skills as you are introduced to floor, trampoline, beam and more. This is a drop-off program.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $50 Wed, April 13 to June 1 Sat, April 9 to June 11 No classes April 16, May 21

6:30 pm to 7:15 pm 11:00 am to 11:45 am

Artists Unleashed with Scugog Arts Ages 6 to 10 yrs This NEW partnership with Scugog Arts will give participants the opportunity to create a different masterpiece each week using different media. Projects may include: sculpting, painting, drawing, building with mixed media and more.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $140 Mon, April 11 to June 13 No classes April 18, May 23

4:45 pm to 5:45 pm

Dance and Move 2 Ages 4 to 6 yrs Children will enjoy an introduction to dance through creative movement with basic ballet, jazz, hip hop and more while allowing your child’s personality to flourish.

Performance at the final class. This is a drop-off program.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $59 Tue, April 12 to May 31

5:15 pm to 6:00 pm

Introduction to Karate 5+ yrs This beginner Karate program is for participants just starting off. Instruction will focus on sharing the basics of Karate with students. Classes focus on a variety of skills and areas of personal growth, such as self-defense, self-confidence, personal discipline, respect for others, and physical conditioning.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall Cost: $82 Mon, April 25 to June 20 No class May 23

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6:00 pm to 6:45 pm

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Intermediate Karate 5+ yrs The Intermediate Karate program is for participants who have completed the Introduction to Karate program and show an aptitude for Karate. Participants should be committed to putting in the level of practice needed to become proficient in this discipline. Karate classes focus on a variety of skills and areas of personal growth, such as self-defense, self-confidence, personal discipline, respect for others, and physical conditioning (GI will need to be purchased) Location: SCRC - Main Hall Cost: $105 Mon, April 25 to June 20 No class May 23

7:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Sportball Multi-Sport Ages 3 to 9 yrs Children are introduced to the fundamental skills of eight different sports. Structured around a play-based curriculum, these classes are a fantastic kickstart for an active life.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall Cost: $160 Thur, April 14 to June 16 (3-5 years) Thur, April 14 to June 16 (6-9 years) No classes April 21, June 2

5:30 pm to 6:30 pm 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm

Please note that all recreation programs are subject to change based on current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Please ensure you have a current email address on file to receive communications on any program changes and cancellations and view our current guidelines at www.scugog.ca/recreation.

Girls in the Game Ages 6 to 10 yrs Back by popular demand is our girls in the game program!

Participants will review the rules of the game, drills, and scrimmage with a new sport each week. The focus is on recreation, fitness, self-confidence, and fun. Participants will be placed in groups with others close to their age.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall Cost: $31.25 Wed, April 13 to June 15 No classes May 18, June 1

6:15 pm to 7:15 pm

Jr. Basketball Skills Ages 5 to 7 yrs This program is designed to offer a fun and enjoyable experience with an emphasis on appropriate basketball skills. Our aim is for participants to work together as a team, try new things, and learn new skills.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall Cost: $31.25 Wed, April 13 to June 15 No classes May 18 , June 1

5:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Nerf Battle Ages 6 to 10 yrs Grab your gear and prepare for battle! Participants will enjoy an active warm-up, target practice, and variations of nerf battle challenges each week. Participants will need to bring their own nerf blaster, and eye protection. We will supply the nerf darts. Game on!

Location: SCRC - Main Hall Cost: $25 Tue, April 12 to May 31

5:30 pm to 6:30 pm

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Computer Animation (Beginner) Workshop Ages 6-10 yrs Participants will get the opportunity to be introduced to the creative world of computer animation and learn the basics of animation design. At the end of the workshop, children have experienced first-hand the potential for what great animators they could become! Note: families will be sent their animated projects.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $50+HST

Virtual Reality Character Design Workshop Ages 7-11 yrs Children will be introduced to creating an industry level, and textured 3D character. This character will be added to a basic but personalized environment that will be seen with a VR device. Note: KGM will bring in the VR goggles so children can enjoy their amazing work!

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $50+HST Sun, April 24

Sun, April 24

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

3D Modelling and Printing Workshop Ages 8-12 yrs In this 3D printing and modelling workshop, participants will be introduced into the basics of 3D Design. Children will sculpt and render a small 3D creation, in preparation for actual 3D printing. A 3D printer will also be on location for children to learn how it works. Your 3D creation will be sent home after the workshop.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $50+HST Sun, May 8

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Adventures in Interactive Programming Workshop Ages 8-12 yrs Participants are introduced to the STEAM world through coding, designing their own project and creating a game controller. Participants will code with Scratch (from MIT), create a controller with Makey Makey, and will learn coding concepts such as loops, if statements and variables as well as basic electricity principles and more, in a fun, imaginative, and logical way!

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $50+HST Sun, May 8

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12:15 to 3:15 pm

12:15 to 3:15 pm

3 on 3 Ball Hockey - Drop-In Shinny 4 to 12 yrs Participants will be placed on a team with others in their age group. Teams will battle it out 3 on 3 style. Players will be using half of the floor pad for their game. There will be 50 minutes of game time per age group. Your child must have full equipment: helmet with facemask, shin pads, elbow pads, stick, gloves, jock/jill, mouthguard and running shoes. We will supply team pinnies and goalie equipment. Recreation staff will supervise each game.

Cost: $4.50 per player (drop-in fee, pre-registration is not required) Location: SCRC - Floor Pad 2 Dates Wed, May 18 to June 29 Wed, May 18 to June 29 Wed, May 18 to June 29

Time 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm 6:30pm to 7:30 pm 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm

Friday Night Fun Ages 4 to 10 yrs Drop your child(ren) off with our qualified recreational staff so you can enjoy a couple of hours to yourself, with friends, or go on a date. Children will participate in some active games followed by a G or PG rated movie. We will serve popcorn and children can wear their PJs. Don’t forget their water bottle and indoor running shoes. A different movie will be shown each time.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $15 Dates Fri, April 8 Fri, May 13 Fri, June 10

6:00 pm to 9:00 pm 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Age (birth year) 2016, 2017, 2018 2013, 2014, 2015 2010, 2011, 2012

PA Day Camp Ages 4 to 12 yrs Join our qualified camp counsellors for a funfilled day at the Scugog Arena. Participants ages 4 to12 years will take part in a variety of activities such as: crafts, sports, active games and outdoor play. Participants will be split into groups based on their age. Visit www.scugog.ca/camps for more information on what to expect at Camp Scugog.

Location: SCRC Cost: $40 per day Dates Fri, June 3

8:30 am to 4:30 pm

LEADERSHIP AND CERTIFICATIONS Red Cross Stay Safe! Course Ages 9 to 13 yrs Real-world scenarios often call on children to respond to challenges. The Red Cross Stay Safe program teaches applicable and age-appropriate skills while increasing and reinforcing a youth’s capacity to improve their own safety.

Course content includes being responsible and accountable, the importance of following rules, safety skills at home and in the community, how to prepare, recognize and respond to unexpected situations, and first aid skills.

Participants will receive a Stay Safe! workbook and mini first aid kit with the course.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $65 Date Sat, April 23

9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Red Cross Babysitting Course Ages 11 to 15 yrs The Red Cross Babysitting Course covers everything from managing difficult behaviours to essential content on leadership and professional conduct as a babysitter.

Babysitting promises to deepen and enhance the responsibility that older youth feel when caring for younger children. Course content includes: responsible leadership, childhood behaviour, creating safe environments, caring for children, and a large emphasis on first aid skills. Participants will need to bring a doll or stuffed animal with them and will receive a Babysitting Manual and mini first aid kit with the course.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $60 Date Sat, June 4

9:00 am to 5:00 pm

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Recreation Volunteer Orientations Ages 12+ yrs Get active in your community and try something new.

Many opportunities exist to volunteer within our recreation and camp programs. Anyone that wishes to volunteer must register for one of the orientation days.

Due to the high interest in volunteering, each participant must enroll in this program before applying to volunteer.

Volunteers must be 13 years old.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: FREE Dates Tue, June 14

High Five PHCD Ages 15+ yrs Principles of Healthy Childhood Development Parks and Recreation Ontario certifies recreation and sport program leaders to provide the best quality child programming through this interactive and informative halfday workshop.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $70 +HST Date Sat, May 28

9:00 am to 1:00 pm

6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

Please note that all recreation programs are subject to change based on current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Please ensure you have a current email address on file to receive communications on any program changes and cancellations and view our current guidelines at www.scugog.ca/recreation.

THE LOOKOUT YOUTH CENTRE The Lookout is Scugog’s drop-in Youth Centre located on the second floor of the Scugog Arena. The Lookout is a supervised drop-in space for youth in grades 6-12 to hang out with other youth in the community. The FREE drop-in includes, free Wi-Fi, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, arcade games, air hockey, foosball table, computers, board games, and a lounge space. Times and dates are listed below. Hours are different during school and seasonal breaks.

Spring Hours of Operation: Starting April 12 Tuesday to Friday: 4:30 to 8:00 pm Saturday, Sunday & Monday: Closed PA Day: 9:00 to 4:00 pm

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ACTIVE ADULTS

Strength Training Ages 18+ yrs Looking to add muscle and tone up? This class includes resistance exercises to build strength and muscle. The class is in partnership with Ashlea Jones Athletes in Training and is run by certified instructor Ashlea, or one of her qualified instructors. Sessions are 8 weeks in length.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $50.13+HST Mon, April 11 to June 13 Wed, April 13 to June 1 No classes April 18, May 23

9:45 am to 10:45 am 9:45 am to 10:45 am

Bootcamp Ages 18+ yrs Join Ashlea or one of her certified instructors from Ashlea Jones, Athletes in Training for a cardiovascular workout, which is guaranteed to give your body the ultimate workout. Bootcamp is a combination of strength, cardio, muscle endurance, flexibility, core, and functional movement patterns. Sessions are 8 weeks in length.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $54.67+HST Tue, April 12 May 31 Thur, April 14 to June 2

7:45 pm to 8:45 pm 7:45 pm to 8:45 pm

Baby and Me Let's Get Fit Ages 18+ yrs This program is designed especially for caregiver and baby (6 wks. to crawling/walking). Enjoy social time and complete a workout including cardiovascular training, resistance training using free weights and your baby.

Sessions are 8 weeks in length.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $54.67+HST Wed, April 13 to June 1

11:00 am to 12:00 pm

Spin and Core Ages 18+ yrs Participants will join certified fitness instructor Ashlea Jones or one of her qualified instructors for an upbeat, spin, and core class. You will spend half the class on a stationary bike, and the other half doing various ab exercises. Sessions are 8 weeks in length.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs) Cost: $70.80+HST Tue, April 12 to May 31 Wed, April 13 to June 1 Thur, April 14 to June 2 Sat, April 9 to June 11 Sat, April 9 to June 11 No classes April 16, May 21

6:30 pm to 7:30 pm 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm 9:00 am to 10:00 am 10:00 am to 11:00 am

Please note that all recreation programs are subject to change based on current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Please ensure you have a current email address on file to receive communications on any program changes and cancellations and view our current guidelines at www.scugog.ca/recreation.

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PICKLEBALL

Pickleball is a fun sport that combines elements of tennis, ping-pong, and badminton. In partnership with the Port Perry Pickleball Club, this program is designed for players to take part in organized games with others of a similar skill level.

For more information on how to become a member of the Port Perry Pickleball Club please email northdurhampickleball@gmail.com.

Drop-In Schedule Players can drop-in to the Scugog Community Recreation Centre at the time that best suits their skill level. A maximum of 50 players are permitted at a time rotating through the courts. Guidelines are in place to protect the health and safety of staff and players. Please visit www.scugog.ca/recreation for the most up-to-date information on what to expect.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall Cost: $4.00 per person, per day Spring Session: March 28 to April 28 No classes Mar 14 to 17, April 5

MONDAYS 9:00 am to 11:00 am 11:00 am to 1:00 pm 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Recreational Intermediate 50+ Advanced 50+

TUESDAYS 9:00 am to 11:00 am 11:00 am to 1:00 pm 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Recreational Intermediate 50+ Advanced 50+

WEDNESDAYS 9:00 am to 10:00 am 9:00 am to 11:00 am 11:00 am to 1:00 pm 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm THURSDAYS 9:00 am to 12:00 pm 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Learn to Play Recreational Intermediate 50+ Advanced 50+ Open Play (no age limit, 2 courts only) Open Play (no age limits) Ladder Play 50+

Please note that all programs are subject to change. Pickleball does not require pre-registration and runs as a drop-in.

Please complete the COVID-19 Assessment prior to your visit at CovidAssessment.Scugog.ca or by using the QR code.

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PARTY PACKAGES GENERAL INFORMATION OVERVIEW AVAILABILITY Leave the planning of your child's next birthday party to the recreation program staff. Choose from one of the themes below for the ultimate party experience. The themed packages include two hours of fun facilitated by our party leaders. You bring the food and the drinks, we supply the equipment and fun! Parties are available for up to 20 guests based on facility availability and health guidelines. Guests ages 3+ are required to wear a mask while indoors.

TOYS & TOTS PARTY

Does your child like to run around, play, and explore? If so, this package is right for you. Our party leaders will supply tunnels, balls, hoops, and more for the ultimate party interaction, without the mess in your home.

Suitable for ages 2+

COSTUME PARTY

This party is all about imagination! Invite your guests to dress up as anything they want for some imaginative play and active games led by our party leaders. Games can include freeze dance, tag, balloon keep up, and more.

Suitable for ages 3+

BIRTHDAY BASH

This party includes two hours of fun with our party leaders, playing a variety of fun & age-appropriate birthday party games. Games can include freeze tag, musical hula hoops, balloon pop, and more.

Suitable for ages 3+

THE LOOKOUT PARTY

Host your party in The Lookout Youth Centre! Party goers will enjoy The Lookout's activities including: air hockey table, foosball table, video games, arcade games, board games, and more! Our party leader is there to supervise the free play in the centre. Only available Saturdays 10:00 am-12:00 pm and Sundays 10:00 am-12:00 pm or 1:00 pm3:00 pm Suitable for ages 8-12

Parties are available from September 25 to December 19 and January 8 to March 27. We do not book parties on long weekends or seasonal breaks (Winter and March Break). A minimum of two weeks' notice is required to book. Party times and dates are as follows: 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm or 3:00 to 5:00 pm. and are based on facility availability. Lookout Party times vary.

SUPERHERO SHOWDOWN

If your child is ready for some Marvel madness, this package is for you! Our friendly staff will lead the celebration through many superhero games. Children will have the opportunity to play superhero tag, pass the kryptonite, save their favourite superheroes, and more.

Suitable for ages 5+

PRINCESS BALL

This party involves imagination, active games, and princesses! Your child and their friends can come dressed as fairytale princes and princesses. Children will dance the afternoon away and enjoy the birthday ball just before we create our very own crowns!

Suitable for ages 5+

SUPER SPORTS

Back by popular demand, this party includes two sportfilled hours in the community centre. Our party leaders will lead the players through a variety of age-appropriate sports and related activities. Games such as dodgeball, floor hockey, and soccer can be played. We try our best to accommodate requests. This party is only available in the Winter session.

Suitable for ages 6+

NERF PARTY

Children will take part in a variety of different Nerf Battle challenges and active games. Guests must come with eye protection and their own Nerf blaster. We provide the nerf darts. This party is only available in the Winter session.

Suitable for ages 6+

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HERITAGE & CULTURE SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM VILLAGE AND ARCHIVES 16210 Island Road, Port Perry 905-985-8698 ext. 103 | museum@scugog.ca

HOURS OF OPERATION

ADMISSION FEES

VOLUNTEERING WITH THE SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM VILLAGE

MEMBERSHIPS

The Scugog Shores Museum Village will be open to the public from May 25th – September 2nd, 2022. Guided tours are provided Wednesday - Sunday from 10 am – 4 pm. At other times of year, the Village is open by appointment only.

The Scugog Shores Museum is currently looking for volunteers to assist with the following areas: Artifact research Artifact cataloguing Educational programming Visitor greeters Events If you’re a high school student looking to complete your community hours, or just looking for a way to give back to your community, this is the perfect opportunity. Please contact museum@scugog.ca.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT THE MUSEUM VILLAGE

The Museum Village is the perfect place to host your child’s next party. Bake a birthday treat in the woodstove of the log cabin, make a heritage craft, try stilts and other pioneer games and have your own personalized tour of the museum village. Bring along your own birthday cake and meal or have an outdoor cookout with a bonfire. Museum staff will start and extinguish the fire and supply the wood, BBQ tongs and grill. Parties are offered May – October.

Suitable for ages 4+ Maximum 20 participants Fee: $155 + HST for up to 10 children. $35 for up to an additional 10 children.

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Adults: $5 Students: $4 Seniors: $4 Children (5 to 12 years): $2 Children (4 years and under): FREE *All prices include tax. Special event prices may vary Memberships are now available which offer privileges at the Museum Village. Membership categories: Family: $56.50 (two adults and up to four related children under the age of 16) Individual: $28.25 Senior: $18.08 (over 65 years of age) Student: $22.60 (with valid student ID) Benefits of Membership include: Free general admission to the Scugog Shores Museum Village Free admission to select events at the Scugog Shores Museum Village Free access to archival reference material (by appointment only) Invitations to members-only exhibition previews and other special events 10% discount on adult and children's workshops or programs 10% off all gift shop purchases over $20 excluding consignment pieces

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SPECIAL EVENTS AND EXHIBITS

The Scugog Shores Museum Village hosts a variety of special events and exhibits. Upcoming schedule for Spring 2022 include: Paint Night in the Village May 29, 1:00 pm Join artist Sarah Shaw for an afternoon of creativity and fun against the beautiful backdrop of Scugog Shores Museum Village. Guests will follow step by step instruction to create their own masterpiece painting of Spring Bloom to take home. This workshop includes all painting supplies, professional instruction, and a tour of the village!

Tickets are $50+hst and must be purchased in advance online at www.scugog.ca/museum, by phone at 905260-2017, or by emailing museum@scugog.ca.

This event will be indoors at the Scugog Shores Museum Village, guests are encouraged to dress for the weather.

52nd Annual Canoe the Nonquon June 4, 8:00 am Canoe the Nonquon is a canoe race to support the Scugog Shores Museum Village and Archives and is sanctioned by the Ontario Marathon Canoe and Kayak Racing Association (OMCKRA). The course starts on the twisty Nonquon River. For the first few kilometers there are many tight bends to practice your rudder turns.

There are also some dead end channels along the river section (when in doubt always keep right). There is 12 km of river paddling followed by an 8 km sprint along the shores of Lake Scugog to the finish line. Participants race the clock and can start anytime between 8:00 10:30am on Saturday morning. Registration takes place on June 3rd and 4th with a registration fee of $60/canoe or kayak. For full details and information on registration, please visit www.scugog.ca/museum or call 905-2602017.

ARCHIVES

The archives contain a wealth of information for anyone conducting research within the Township of Scugog. Our volunteer archivist and staff fulfil genealogical research requests for individuals across North America. The archives contain the following resources for the former Reach, Scugog, Port Perry and Cartwright townships, now all part of the Township of Scugog: assessment rolls, birth/death/marriage registers, personal and agricultural census, tax collectors’ rolls, deeds, maps, municipal records, newspapers, school records and women’s institute records.

We also have genealogy files catalogued by family name, a number of detailed family trees from local families and an extensive photographic collection. Limited research material is also available on neighbouring townships. Access to the archives is by appointment only. Visitors may conduct their own research for a flat rate of $17.50, which includes 20 photocopies. Research can also be done by museum personnel at a rate of $32.00/hour. Research services are currently limited due to COVID regulations.

GROUP TOURS

Guided tours for small and large groups are offered seasonally at the Scugog Shores Museum Village. The tour includes the historic village and the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands.

SCHOOL PROGRAMS

We are pleased to offer a variety of curriculum based programs for all grade levels at the Museum Village. All programs can be tailored to the unique needs of your class.

Full and half day programs are available. Outreach programs which bring history directly to your classroom are also available.

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JOIN US AT THE VILLAGE!

Have your Wedding or special event with us!

The 1860s Head Memorial Church, located at the north end of the Museum grounds, is one of the original pioneer churches on Scugog Island. Built by Scugog’s earliest settlers, this designated historical building offers a unique setting for wedding ceremonies that is rich in heritage and tradition. The church and attached tea room are available for weddings and small receptions May to October. The museum grounds can also be reserved for wedding photos, family picnics or gatherings.

DISCOVER MORE!

Discover more about us by following us on social media: @ScugogMuseum @ScugogShoresMuseum

For more information on the Scugog Shores Museum Village & Archives please go to our website at www.scugog.ca/museum call 905-985-8698 x 103 or email museum@scugog.ca.

HERITAGE & CULTURE WALKING AND DRIVING TOURS

SCUGOG HERITAGE PLAQUE PROGRAM

Historic walking and driving tours booklets are available at Help keep our history alive by taking part in preserving and the Scugog Shores Museum for $2.00. identifying the historic buildings of the Township of Scugog.

This is an excellent opportunity to increase our sense of community and identify the rich heritage built by those who founded and developed the Township of Scugog. all The Township of Scugog received the prestigious Lieutenant Governor's Ontario Heritage Trust Award for buildings constructed prior to 1920 are eligible and will be considered.

Community Leadership in 2012 for outstanding Apply for your Scugog Heritage plaque today. Applications preservation, protection and promotion of Ontario's available at the Scugog Municipal Office or visit www.scugog.ca heritage. Also two commemorative plaques have been

PROVINCIAL HERITAGE AWARD

installed at Reflection Park to commemorate the War Memorial Library and Lawn Bowling Club.

DOWNTOWN HERITAGE CONSERVATION DISTRICT

Downtown Port Perry is an important cultural and economic hub at the heart of the Township of Scugog. It has long been a locally and regionally important destination that draws Take a stroll one evening and discover the history of the visitors to experience its Victorian-era architecture, waterfront! As part of the Port Perry Downtown picturesque lakeside setting, and vibrant downtown. The Revitalization Project, four heritage plaques have been goal of the downtown Port Perry Heritage Conservation installed along the walkway of Palmer Park depicting the District is to accommodate the continued evolution of the early tourism and lakefront history of the waterfront and downtown while conserving and protecting the unique Lake Scugog. heritage characteristics that have been fundamental to its success.

INTERPRETIVE HERITAGE PLAQUES

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