Scugog Spring/Summer Leisure and Activity Guide 2023

Iampleasedtowelcomeyoutothe 2023Spring&SummerLeisureActivity Guide.Astheseasonschange,we enjoythenaturalbeautyandvarietyof amenitiessurroundingusinScugog.

The2023Spring&SummerLeisure Guideprovidesanassortmentof opportunitiesandprogramsavailable

indoorsandoutdoorsofferedthroughouttheTownshipofScugog Youwillalsofinddetailsonlocalgroupsandactivitiesavailableforall agesandabilities

OurTownshipstaffprovideexcellentprogramsand youwillsee throughouttheguidethiscontinuesfortheSpringandSummer We areveryfortunatetohavesomanyorganizationscommittedto buildingrelationshipsthatcollectivelyprovideavarietyofoptionsthat promotehealthyandactivelifestyles

Sincerely,

Wilma Wotten WilmaWotten,Mayor

SCUGOG COUNCIL

Mayor WilmaWotten|wwotten@scugogca

RegionalCouncillor IanMcDougall|Imcdougall@scugogca

CouncillorWard1 DavidLeRoy|dleroy@scugogca

CouncillorWard2 JannaGuido|jguido@scugogca

CouncillorWard3 RobertRock|rrock@scugogca

CouncillorWard4 HaroldWright|hwright@scugogca

CouncillorWard5 TerryCoyne|ltcoyne@scugogca

REGISTRATION

SPRING REGISTRATION: MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2023 AT 7:00 A.M.

SUMMER REGISTRATION: MONDAY, MARCH 20, 2023 AT 7:00 A.M.

ONLINE

IN-PERSON

Paymentmethods: Visa/Mastercardorcreditonyouraccount.VisaDebitcardsarenotacceptedonline.

RegistrationisavailableattheScugogCommunityRecreationCentreduringoperatingbusinesshours Typical hoursareMondaytoFridayfrom8:30am to4:30pm

Paymentmethods: Cash,Debit,Cheque(payabletotheTownshipofScugog)orVisa/Mastercard

REFUND POLICY

TheCommunityServicesDepartmentmustreceiveallrequestsfor withdrawals/refundsinwritingtorecreation@scugogca Afull refundwillbeprovidedforanywithdrawalorrefundrequest submittedatleastseven(7)businessdaysbeforethecoursestart date Requestssubmittedlessthanseven(7)businessdaysbefore thecoursestartdatewillreceivearefund,lessa$10administration fee Thereisno$10administrationfeeiftherefundremainsasa creditonyouraccount.Requestssubmittedon,orafter,thecourse startdatewillNOTreceivearefund Medicalrefundrequestswillbe assessedatanypointduringthesession,mustbeaccompaniedby adoctor’snoteandwillbeproratedtothedateallcompleted paperworkisreceived.IftheCommunityServicesDepartment cancelsaprogram,includingprogramsthatfailtomeetminimum enrollment,youwillbenotifiedpriortothecoursestartdate.Atthis timeyouhavetheoptiontoswitchtoanotherprogramorreceivea fullrefundoraccountcredit.

CONTACTS

RecreationandParksAssociate 905-985-8698ext.303

brobinson@scugogca

RecreationProgrammer 905-985-8698ext.313

ljess@scugogca

RecreationandCultureCoordinator 905-985-8698ext.304

mrahm@scugogca

WAITLISTS

Ifaprogramisfull,youmayaddyourselftothewaitlist Ifaspotbecomes availableyouwillreceiveanautomaticemailindicatingthatyouhave48 hourstoregister Ifyoudonotregisterwithin48hours,thespotwillbecome availabletothenextpersoninline Weencourageparticipantstoregisteron thewaitlistasadditionalspotsorprogramsmayopenifthereisdemand

TRANSFERS PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS

Transferswillonlybeconsideredifarequestissubmittedatleast24hours priortotheprogramstartdate Transfersforswimminglessonswillonlybe consideredifarequestissubmittedthreebusinessdayspriortothe scheduledlesson Iflessthanthreebusinessdaysnoticeisgiven,a$5 administrationfeewillbechargedforthetransfer

Wereservetherighttocanceloralteranyclasses,times,costsorlocations outlinedinthisguideduetoregistrationnumbers,policychangesor availabilityofstaff Arefundoraccountcreditwillbegiven

RecreationandCommunicationsAssociate 905-985-8698ext.308

djaglall@scugogca

AssistantMuseumCurator 905-260-2017

museum@scugogca

ManagerofParks,RecreationandCulture 905-985-8698ext.300

scornish@scugogca

DirectorofCommunityServices 905-985-7346ext.332

lbowers@scugogca

ACCESSIBLE RECREATION

THEIR OPPORTUNITY

TheirOpportunityisagrassrootscharityinDurhamthatexiststo providelow-incomefamilies(totalhouseholdincomeof$45,000 orless)withthemeanstoenrolltheirchildreninorganizedsports andrecreationprograms.Additionally,withinthe3monthsof receivingfunding,eachchildismandatedto“pay-it-forward” throughtheirGivebackProgram.Theirprograminspireshope whileteachingessentiallifeskillsofteamworkandcompassion; provingthatonlyonechangeinachild’slifecancreatean opportunityforinspirationandchange,whilefurtherimpactingour community.Formoreinformation,visitwww.theiropportunity.com.

DURHAM REGION SOCIAL SERVICES CERTIFICATE

ParticipantsintheDurhamRegionOntarioWorks(OW)program havetheopportunitytoreceivefeeassistancetoparticipatein recreationalactivities Participantsshouldcontacttheircaseworker todetermineeligibilityandreceivetheirrecreationcard.Contact theDepartmentofSocialServices,RegionofDurhamat905-4287400.

JOIN OUR TEAM!

Our Community Services department is looking for enthusiastic individuals to join out team! Apply online at www scugog ca/employment We are currently looking for:

Lifeguard/Swim Instructors

Recreation Program Leaders Inclusion Staff

CANADIAN TIRE JUMPSTART

TheTownshipofScugogisaproudpartnerwiththeCanadian TireFoundationforFamilies Thisprogramhelpsfinancially disadvantagedkidsinCanada,ages4to18years,explorea rangeofsportsandrecreationoptionsbysupportingover70 differentactivities Inadditiontoenablingparticipationinhigh profilesportslikehockey,soccerandswimming,Jumpstart alsohelpskidstakedancelessons,martialarts,andringette,or takepartinanyoneofseveralotheractivities.Whatkidsdois uptothem;Jumpstartisheretohelpthemdoit!Jumpstartis proudlysupportedbytheCanadianTireFamilyofcompanies. Applicationscanbecompletedonlineat www.jumpstart.canadiantire.ca.Ifyourequireadditional informationorassistance,pleasecall1-844-YES-PLAY

Learn

The Township Scugog is proudly committed to ensuring all of our programs and spaces are inclusive for all.

EVENTS IN SCUGOG

SCUGOG SPORTS HALL OF FAME

TheAnnualSportsHallofFamecelebrationwillbehostedonThursday,April20,2023 Pleasemarkyourcalendarstojoin usaswecelebrate,congratulateand“welcomehome”our2023Inductees!Ifyouknowsomeonethatyoubelievefitsthe criteriatobeconsideredforinductionintotheSportsHallofFame,pickupanominationformatScugogArena,Scugog Municipalofficeoratwwwscugogca CompletetheformandreturnittotheScugogSportsHallofFameCommittee,181 PerryStreetorattheScugogArena Foradditionalinformation,pleasecontactrecreation@scugogca

JUNE IS RECREATION AND PARKS MONTH

EachJune,communitiesacrossOntariocelebrateJuneisRecreationandParksMonth(JRPM) JRPMisrecognizedbymunicipalities, communityorganizations,andschoolsasawayofpromotingthebenefitsofbeingactiveandrecognizingthecontributionthatrecreation andparksmaketoqualityoflife JRPMcelebratesOntario’sspectacularparksandrecreationservicesandraisesawarenessfortherole theyplayasapathwaytoindividual,community,andenvironmentalwell-being.TheTownshipofScugogwillbecelebratingJRPMwithour JRPMcalendarphotocontest Stayconnectedonoursocialmediachannels,aswellasourwebsite,forthereleaseofthecalendar

CANADADAYCELEBRATIONS

PalmerPark,PortPerry-TheTownshipofScugogcelebrates CanadaDay2023inPalmerPark!JoinusonJuly1for unforgettablefunandentertainment Ourcelebrationskickoffat 10:30am withaparadethroughHistoricDowntownPortPerry, featuringourannual"VettesforVets",alongwithantiquecars, localathletes,fife&drumandpipebands,andmore Whilethe paradeendsinPalmerPark,thefunhasonlyjustbegun!After openingceremonies,thedayispackedfullofliveperformances, activitiesintheKids’Zone,incrediblefoodandartisanvendors, andtonsofexciting,inclusiveeventsfortheentirefamily The nightendswiththebestfireworkshowinDurhamRegion, displayedoverLakeScugogat10pm Youwillnotwanttomiss outasScugogcelebratesCanadaDayinPalmerPark!

Visitwwwscugogcaandfollow@twpofscugogonFacebook, Twitter,andInstagramtostayinformedaboutCanadaDay Celebrations!Pleaseemailevents@scugogcaformore information.

MOVIES IN THE PARK

TheTownshipofScugogisthrilledtobeofferingMoviesintheParkagainthissummer!Joinusat8:30pm inPalmerParkonWednesday, July19andWednesday,August2toenjoyavarietyofvendors,playthepre-showtriviawithyourfriendsandfamilyandfindacozyspotto snuggleintoyourchairorblanketfortheshow FilmswillbeannouncedinJulysostayconnectedatwwwscugogcaorfollow @twpofscugogonFacebook,InstagramandTwitterforupdates

EVENTS AT THE SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM VILLAGE

CONCERTS IN THE PARK

TheatreontheRidgePerformances-Throughoutthe summer

CanoetheNonquon-Saturday,June3

NorthernRamblersCarShow-Saturday,June10

HeritageDay-Sunday,August20

AdventuresattheBoo-seum-Sunday,October22

Children'sOldFashionedChristmas-Sunday,December3

TheScugogShoresMuseumVillagehostsanumberofeventsin thespringandsummer. ViewtheculturepagesintheLeisureandActivityGuideor visitwwwscugogca/museumformoreinformation

August9-Shantelle&Manuele(Duet)

August16-VintageSoul(Pop/R&B)

August23-FerrportJazzEnsemble

August24-WayneFerguson(Country)

August30-MidnightCouncil

Eachsummerstaffworkwithdedicatedvolunteerstohost ConcertsinPark EachWednesdayandoccasionalThursday, differentartiststakestageatthePalmerParkGazebofora musicaleveningfrom6:30-7:30pm Noadmissionfee Bringyour ownlawnchair.RemainingdatesforSummer2023: FormoreinformationcontactJudyatukeladyjudy@gmail.com.

Toviewafulllistofeventsonourcommunityeventcalendarortoaddyourcommunityeventtothecalendar,visitwwwscugogca/events

SCUGOG FACILITY RENTALS FACILITIES & PARKS

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

905-985-8698

121 Queen Street, Port Perry

SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM

905-985-8698

16210 Island Road, Port Perry

SCUGOG ISLAND HALL

905-985-8698

2710 Demara Road, Port Perry

FIRE STATION TRAINING ROOM

905-985-2384

30 Crandell Street, Port Perry

COMMUNITY HALL RENTALS

SCUGOG MEMORIAL LIBRARY

905-985-7686 ext 103

231 Water Street, Port Perry

GREENBANK HALL

905-985-3723

19979 Highway 12, Greenbank

CAESAREA HALL

289-385-6816

3554 Regional Road 57, Caesarea

NESTLETON HALL

905-986-5032

3967 Highway 7A, Nestleton

VOS' INDEPENDENT GROCER

905-985-9722

1893 Scugog Street, Port Perry

SEAGRAVE CLUB HOUSE

905-243-4295

53 Coryelle Street, Seagrave

PORT PERRY SCOUT HALL

905-985-3733

15585 Simcoe Street, Port Perry

TOWN HALL 1873

905-985-8181

302 Queen Street, Port Perry

PORT PERRY CURLING CLUB

905-985-7972

483 Bay Street, Port Perry

For a complete listing of Scugog facilities, visit www.scugog.ca/facilities and view the Facility Directory.

PARKS

PORT PERRY

Apple Valley Park | Between 9 and 11 Orchard Road, Port Perry

Baagwating Park | Curts & Water Street, Port Perry

Birdseye Park | 254 Water Street, Port Perry

Carolyn Best Ball Diamonds | 1655 Reach Street, Port Perry

Cawkers Creek Park | 199 Sherrington Drive, Port Perry

Herbert A. Bruce Park | West of 43 Greenway Boulevard, Port Perry

Joe Fowler Park | 53 Water Street, Port Perry

Palmer Park | 175 Water Street, Port Perry

Perry Glen Park | Chester and Heath Crescent, Port Perry

Poplar Park | Between 61 and 69 Ash Street, Port Perry

Port Perry Off-Leash Dog Park | 11 Edinborough Ave, Port Perry

Reflection Park | 273 Queen Street, Port Perry

Rotary Environment Park | 1 Old Rail Lane, Port Perry

Scugog Soccer Fields | 16700 Old Simcoe Road, Port Perry

BLACKSTOCK

Blackstock Pioneer Park | 3440 Church Street, Blackstock

Roy E. Carter Park | Crestview Avenue, Blackstock

CAESAREA

Cartwright Peace Park | 170 Cedar Grove Drive, Caesarea

Putsey Park | Cedar Grove & Marina Drive, Caesarea

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

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

Palmer Park

Apple Valley Park

Perry Glen Park

Unity Skateboard Park

Port Perry Off-Leash Dog Park

Poplar Park

COMMUNITY CONTACTS

CARTWRIGHT MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION

www leaguelineup com/cartwrightminorball

NESTLETON MENS' SLOW PITCH LEAGUE

www leaguelineup com/welcome asp?url=nml

NORTH DURHAM LADIES LOB BALL

North Durham Ladies Lob Ball on Facebook

GREENBANK MINOR BALL

www greenbankminorball com

PORT PERRY ANGELS

portperryangels ca

PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL

www portperrysoftball com

SCUGOG MEN'S SLOW PITCH

Scugog Men's Slow Pitch on Facebook | 905-925-6480

NORTH DURHAM PICKLEBALL CLUB northdurhampickleball@gmail com

BLACKSTOCK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

www blackstockfair org | 705-799-7064

BLACKSTOCK CARTWRIGHT LIONS CLUB

Chris Cliff | 905-986-5278

BLACKSTOCK SENIORS CLUB

Eileen | 905-986-4420

BOY SCOUTS OF CANADA

Ellen Greenough | 905-985-8047

BORELIANS COMMUNITY THEATRE

Carrie | 905-985-9414

CARTWRIGHT SPORTS AND RECREATION INC.

Wilma Wotten | 905-986-4602

DURHAM REGION ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION

Michael| 289-629-1702

GREENBANK AND DISTRICT LIONS CLUB

Larry Doble | 905-985-3723

GREENBANK PARKS ASSOCIATION

Al Clarkson | 905-985-3703

GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA

Laura | 905-985-8590

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Brian | 905-985-3362

KIWANIS CLUB OF UXBRIDGE/NORTH DURHAM

Ed Jackson (President) | 647-580-9194

CARTWRIGHT SOCCER ASSOCIATION

www cartwrightsoccer com

NORTH DURHAM UNITED FC

www.northdurhamunited.com

UXBRIDGE MINOR LACROSSE ASSOCIATION

www uxbridgelacrosse com

PORT PERRY TENNIS CLUB

www portperrytennisclub ca

PORT PERRY LAWN BOWLING CLUB pplbc.ca

DURHAM ROWING CLUB durhamrowing com

PINE RIDGE GARDEN CLUB

Shirley Love | 905-985-5330

PORT PERRY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Barbara | 905-985-0962

PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB

Karen Thompson | 705-878-5503

PORT PERRY ROD AND GUN CLUB

Ron | 905-985-9191

PORT PERRY SENIORS CLUB

Office | 905-982-2192

ROTARY CLUB OF PORT PERRY

Lucy | 905-985-8502

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 419

Lucy | 905-985-8502

SCUGOG ARTS

905-982-2121 | scugogarts ca

SCUGOG CHORAL SOCIETY

Judy Anderson | 905-985-4257

SCUGOG LAKE STEWARDS

905-985-0958

RECREATION PROGRAMS

parent-child interaction and communication Pre-registration is done through EarlyOn at www.durham.ca/earlyon

Location: SCRC - Meeting Rooms 2/3

Cost: FREE

Wed, May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Playgroup Ages 0 to 5 yrs

Mon, Apr 3, 17, 24 (Mother Goose)

Kinderstart Ages 2 to 4 yrs

10:00 am to 11:00 am

Mon, May 1, 8, 15, 29 (Musical Babies) 10:00 am to 11:00 am

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 while 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: $187.50

Tue, Apr 18 to Jun 20 10:00 am to 12:30 pm

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: $73.25

Sat, Apr 15 to Jun 24

Sat, Apr 15 to Jun 24

Wed, Apr 19 to Jun 21

Wed, Apr 19 to Jun 21

Thu, Apr 20 to Jun 22

Thu, Apr 20 to Jun 22

9:00 am to 9:45 am 10:00 am to 10:45 am 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm

5:00 pm to 5:45 pm

4:00 pm to 4:45 pm

5:00 pm to 5:45 pm

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: $50

Thu, Apr 20 to Jun 22 9:00 am to 11:00 am

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: $73.25

Tue, Apr 18 to Jun 20 4:00 pm to 4:45 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: $73.25

Tue, Apr 18 to Jun 20 5:00 pm to 5:45 pm

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Jr. Gym Ages 2 to 5 yrs

This program is designed to offer a fun and active experience for tots that love to be on the move! This program will offer both structured and free play time adventuring through various gym games and sport activities. Parent participation is required.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Cost: $50

Wed, Apr 19 to Jun 21 4:15 pm to 5:00 pm

Sportball Soccer Ages 2 to 5 yrs

Sportball's outdoor soccer program for kids introduces children to the fundamental concepts of the game in a fun, supportive, non-competitive environment. This program runs rain or shine. A Soccer Kit ($30) which includes a Soccer Ball, Jersey & Socks must be purchased from Sportball. The Sportball Head Office will email you directly with the details. Please note that parent participation is required for the 2 to 3.5 year old class.*

Location: SCRC - Outdoors North Green Space

Cost: $200

Wed, Jul 5 to Aug 23 (2 to 3.5 yrs)*

Wed, Jul 5 to Aug 23 (3.5 to 5 yrs)

Sportball Multi-Sport Ages 2 to 5 yrs

Build self-esteem and confidence with creative and non-competitive skill development in the Sportball Multi-Sport program. Sports include Floor Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, and Golf. A Sportball Kit ($18) must be purchased from Sportball. The Sportball Head Office will email you directly with the details. However, if you already purchased the kit in 2022, you will not be required to buy it again. Please note that parent participation is required for the 2 to 3.5 year old class.*

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Cost: $200

Mon, Apr 17 to Jun 26 (2 to 3.5 yrs)*

Mon, Apr 17 to Jun 26 (3.5 to 5 yrs)

No class May 22

4:45 pm to 5:30 pm

5:30 pm to 6:30 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: $73.25

Sat, Apr 15 to Jun 24

Wed, Apr 19 to Jun 21

Thurs, Apr 20 to Jun 22

No class May 20

Cheer Crew Ages 7 to 10 yrs

NEW! Children will enjoy an energy filled program with a mix of introductory gymnastics, dance and cheer This is a drop-off program

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs)

Cost: $73.25

Tue, Apr 18 to Jun 20 6:00 pm to 6:45 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 - Floor Pad 1

Cost: $28.13

Thu, Apr 27 to Jun 22 4:15 pm to 5:00 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, selfconfidence, personal discipline, respect for others, and physical conditioning.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Spring ($102.50)

Mon, Apr 17 to Jun 26 No classes May 22

Summer ($82)

6:00 pm to 6:45 pm

6:00

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: $50

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 at first class).

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Spring ($131.25)

Mon, Apr 17 to Jun 26

No classes May 22

Summer ($105)

Mon, Jul 10 to Aug 28

No classes Aug 7

Sportball Soccer Ages 6 to 9 yrs

Sportball's outdoor soccer program for kids introduces children to the fundamental concepts of the game in a fun, supportive, non-competitive environment. This program runs rain or shine. A Soccer Kit ($30) which includes a Soccer Ball, Jersey & Socks must be purchased from Sportball. The Sportball Head Office will email you directly with the details.

Location: SCRC - Outdoors North Green Space

Cost: $200

Gym Club Ages 6 to 10 yrs

Get up and get active at Gym Club! Participants will enjoy an action-packed hour of gym games with their program leaders and others their age. Activities such as sports, tag games, and more will be played. Participants will be placed in groups with others close to their age.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Cost: $31.25

Tue, Apr 18 to Jun 20 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm

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, Apr 19 to Jun 21 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Sportball Multi-Sport Ages 6 to 9 yrs

Build self-esteem and confidence with creative and non-competitive skill development in the Sportball Multi-Sport program. Sports include Floor Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, and Golf. A Sportball Kit ($18) must be purchased from Sportball. The Sportball Head Office will email you directly with the details. However, if you already purchased the kit in 2022, you will not be required to buy it again.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Cost: $200

Wed, Jul 5 to Aug 23 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm

Art in Action Ages 7 to 12 yrs

pm to 7:30 pm

Mon, Apr 17 to Jun 26

No class May 22

Youth Conditioning Ages 7 to 13 yrs

NEW! It's time to get crafty! In this program children will complete a different craft each week. Some masterpieces will include use of pastels, water colours, 3D drawing and more.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room

Cost: $73.25

Mon, Apr 17 to Jun 26

No class May 22

4:30 pm to 5:30 pm

NEW! Join Ashlea Jones or one of her qualified coaches for a 45 minute full body conditioning class. Focus will be on athletic movements and education on the importance of developing these skills for both sport and everyday fitness.

Location: SCRC - Studio

Cost: $68.36

Thur, Apr 20 to Jun 22 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm

Sr. Basketball Skills Ages 8 to 10 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 - Floor Pad 1

Cost: $28.13

Thu, Apr 27 to Jun 22 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Youth Basketball 1 Ages 11 to 14 yrs

Get up and active with Youth Basketball. Practice your drills, shoot some hoops and take part in game play in a "free play" environment. Pre-registration is required to ensure sufficient numbers. Drop-ins will then be accepted for $4 per day.

Location: SCRC - Floor Pad 1

Cost: $28.13

Thu, Apr 27 to Jun 22 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Drop-In Ball Hockey 5 to 17 yrs

Family Badminton All Ages

NEW! Looking to get active as a family? Enjoy a pick up game organized by the participants. Pre-registration required to ensure sufficient numbers. Drop-ins will then be accepted for $4 per day.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Cost: $35.40 +HST

Tue, Apr 18 to Jun 20 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Drop-in for some pick-up ball hockey at the Scugog Arena This drop-in allows players of different ages to come practice their skills and take part in game play in a "open play" environment This program will take place on half of the floor pad Players must have full equipment including: helmet with facemask, shin pads, elbow pads, stick, gloves, Jock/Jill, mouth guard and running shoes Recreation staff will provide the balls, some additional goalie equipment and limited additional sticks

Cost: $4 50 per drop-in

Location: SCRC - Floor Pad 1

Dates

Fridays from April 28 to Jun 9

Fridays from April 28 to Jun 9

Fridays from April 28 to Jun 9

Age

5 to 8 years

9 to 12 years

13 to 17 years

Friday Night Fun Ages 4 to 10 yrs

Time 4:00 to 4:45 PM 5:00 to 5:45 PM 6:00 to 6:45 PM

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 non-mark running shoes. A different movie will be shown each time.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs)

Cost: $15

Dates

Fridays from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Apr 14, Apr 28, May 12, May 26, June 9

PA Day Camp Ages 4 to 12 yrs

Join our qualified camp counsellors for a fun-filled 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

Date: Fri, June 2 from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm

Extended supervision is available before and after the camp program for an additional fee.

AM Care: 7:30 am to 9:00 am

PM Care: 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm $5 $5

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

Dates

Sat, Mar 4 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

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 Sat, Mar 4 Sat, May 13

Jun 12

Jul 11

Aug 1

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: $75

Dates Fri, June 2 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

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

THE LOOKOUT YOUTH

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, board games, and a lounge space. Times and dates are listed below. Hours are different during school and seasonal breaks.

Spring Regular Hours of Operation: March 31 to May 26, 2023

Tuesday to Friday: 4:00 to 8:00 pm

Saturday, Sunday & Monday: Closed School and seasonal breaks: 1:00 to 6:00 pm

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.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room/Studio (upstairs)

Cost: $68.36 +HST

Mon, Apr 17 to Jun 26

Fri, Apr 21 to Jun 23

No class May 22

Core and Stretch Ages 18+ yrs

NEW! Strengthen your core and unlock your body's full range of motion in the core and stretch class. Enjoy engaging ab exercises balanced with flexibility and mobility work. This program is taught by Ashlea Jones Athletes in Training or one of her experienced instructors.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs)

Cost: $68.36 +HST

Wed, Apr 19 to Jun 21

Bootcamp Ages 13+ yrs

Just Spin! Ages 18+ yrs

NEW! Participants will be moving to the beat with certified fitness instructor Ashlea Jones or one of her qualified instructors in this up beat cardio focused spin class.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs)

Cost: $94.02+HST

Wed, Apr 19 to Jun 21

Spin and Core Ages 13+ 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.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs)

Spring ($94.02+HST)

Sat, Apr 15 to Jun 24

Sat, Apr 15 to Jun 24

Tue, Apr 18 to Jun 20

Thu, Apr 20 to Jun 22

No class May 20

Summer ($75.22+HST)

Tue, Jul 4 to Aug 22

Thu, Jul 6 to Aug 24

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

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

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

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.

Location: SCRC - Rec Room (upstairs)

Spring ($68.36+HST)

Tue, Apr 18 to Jun 20

Thu, Apr 20 to Jun 22

Summer ($54.69+HST)

Tue, Jul 4 to Aug 22

Thu, Jul 6 to Aug 24

Kickboxing Ages 18+ yrs

pm to 8:30 pm 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm

NEW! Get ready for a fast-paced boxing style class that will develop your skills through cardiovascular drills. You will get a great workout while you kick, box and sweat your way to a more powerful body.

Location: SCRC - Studio (upstairs)

Cost: $68.36 +HST

Wed, Apr 19 to Jun 21 7:30 to 8:30 pm

Drop-In Ball Hockey 18+

Adult Volleyball Ages 18+ yrs

Looking to get active? Join others and bring your friends to adult volleyball. Enjoy a pick up game organized by the participants. Pre-registration required to ensure sufficient numbers. Drop-ins will be offered at $4 a day if the full session receives the required registration to run.

Location: Port Perry High School

Cost: $35.40 + HST

Program subject to gym availability

Mon, Apr 17 to Jun 26 No class May 22 6:15 pm to 7:45 pm

Adult Badminton Ages 18+ yrs

Join others and bring your friends to adult badminton. Enjoy a pick up game organized by the participants. Preregistration required to ensure sufficient numbers. Dropins will be offered at $4 a day if the full session receives the required registration to run.

Location: SCRC

Cost: $35.40 + HST

Wed, Apr 19 to Jun 21 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Drop-in for some pick-up ball hockey organized by the participants

No body contact is allowed Nets are out for this program Players must be in full equipment Location: SCRC - Floor Pad 1

Cost: $4 50 per drop-in

Fridays from April 28 to Jun 9 7:00 to 7:45 PM

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.

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.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Cost: $4.00 per person, per day

Spring

March 27 to June 15

No pickleball on Apr 10 or May 22. Visit www.scugog.ca/pickleball for the most up to date cancellation dates.

On occasion pickleball will be cancelled due to facility maintenance and community events. To stay up to date with cancellation dates visit www.scugog.ca/pickleball and subscribe to email updates to be notified whenever there is a cancellation posted. Pickleball is not offered in the summer.

WEDNESDAYS

MONDAYS

9:00 am to 11:00 am

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

TUESDAYS

9:00 am to 11:00 am

11:00 am to 1:00 pm

1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Recreational 50+

Intermediate 50+

Advanced 18+

Recreational 50+

Intermediate 50+

Advanced 18+

Pickleball Training Sessions

THURSDAYS

9:00 am to 12:00 pm 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Learn to Play

Recreational 50+

Intermediate 50+

Advanced 18+

Open Play (no age limit, 2 courts only)

Open Play (no age limits)

Ladder Play 50+ (Club Members Only)

Pickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. Our pickleball training sessions are open to all ages. Members of the North Durham Pickleball Club will help to coach those looking to learn the sport or improve their skills. Registration is required for each individual session at www.scugog.ca/registration.

No drop-ins will be permitted. Non-mark running shoes or court shoes are required.

Location: SCRC - Main Hall

Cost: $4.00 per person, per day

Dates

Sun, Apr 23

Sun, May 14

Sun, May 28

Sun, Jun 11

Learn to Play

8:00 to 10:00 am

to

Skill Development (intermediate/advanced players) 10:00

10-Ticket Passes Available Online or at the SCRC

PORT PERRY SENIORS CLUB

Latcham Centre | 121 Queen Street, Port Perry

905-982-2192

www.portperryseniorsclub.org

portpsc101@gmail.com

Membership in the club is $35 per year from September to June 30. There is no additional fee for most activities.

*3.00 per class

DAILY ACTIVITY

Exercise with Richard Simmons

Line Dancing

Intermediate Exercise

Shuffleboard

LEADER

Gord Emmerson

Margaret Jamieson

Rita Hilker

Jeff Moore

TUESDAYS

*Yoga

*Chair Yoga

Gentle Exercise

Euchre (alternate Tuesdays)

Bid Euchre (alternate Tuesdays)

Cribbage

Mah-Jongg

Diana Bent

Diana Bent

Judy Mitchell

Ann Berube & Csaba Becsy

Lyn Tracey & Linda Lake

Bob Jones

Dianne Wiseman

WEDNESDAYS

am to

am

am to 12:15 pm 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 1:00 pm 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

THURSDAYS

9:30 am to 10:30 am

12:30 pm to 4:00 pm

1:00 pm to 3:30 pm 10:45 am to 11:45 am

FRIDAYS

9:00 am to 9:45 am 10:00 am to 11:15 am 11:30 am to 12:15 pm

Crafters

Woodcarvers

Intermediate Exercise

Mexican Train (1st & 3rd week)

Monthly Club Meeting/Social (2nd Wed)

Pot Luck Dinner (4th Wed)

Pot Luck Lunch (Jan-Feb-Mar)

*Yoga

Short Mat Bowls

Tech Support

*Zumba

Exercise with Richard Simmons

Line Dancing

Line Dancing for Beginners

Please note: activity schedule is subject to change without notice.

Judy Mitchell

Gord Emmerson

Rita Hilker

Kathy Hoar President

TBA

TBA

Diana Bent

Bob & Pat Rankin

Rita Barrell (Apple)

Fred Jennings (Android)

Carol Gray

Gord Emmerson

Margaret Jamieson

Sylvia Wolf

BLACKSTOCK SENIORS CLUB

For more information on the club and programs call Eileen at 905-986-4420.

SUMMER CAMPS

GENERAL INFORMATION

CAMP HOURS

Camp hours are 9:00 a m to 4:30 p m each day Extended supervision is available before and after the camp program for an additional fee

AM Care: 7:30 am to 9:00 am PM Care: 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm AM & PM Care: Both

CAMPER RATIOS

Kinder Camp: 1:5

$20/week $20/week $40/week

Discovery Camp and Mini Camps: 1:8

All other camps: 1:10

CAMPER PICK-UP

Staff are required to identify the parent/guardian of each child by requesting government issued photo identification before camp staff will release campers Please ensure all adults with pick-up permissions are listed when registering

CAMP LEADERS

Camp Scugog takes great pride in the amazing leaders we have providing engaging activities for all campers All leaders are required to have certification in Standard First Aid and CPR level C as well as High Five Principles of Healthy Childhood Development Leaders also receive extensive pre-season training focusing on leadership, inclusion, safety, and creativity while maintaining a child-first approach

COMMUNICATION

General camp information will be emailed on the Wednesday prior to the registered week of camp The ClassTag app will also be used for communication as needed throughout the day and if immediate communication is required, staff will call the parent/guardian

CAMPER CODE OF CONDUCT

Our goal for our camps is to provide a healthy, safe, positive, and fun experience for all Each camper will be asked to agree to a code of conduct while at camp Campers who are unable or unwilling to follow the camper code of conduct may be asked to leave camp to protect the safety of all participants.

IN THE EVENT OF ILLNESS AT CAMP

If a camper falls ill while at camp, they will be placed in a quiet room with a staff person and away from the rest of their camp group The parent/guardian will be contacted to pick up their camper immediately

HIGH FIVE, THE BEST WAY TO PLAY

The Township of Scugog is committed to providing quality programming for children and youth We are a registered member of the Parks and Recreation Ontario’s HIGH FIVE Program HIGH FIVE is built on the belief that all children deserve to have a sport and recreation experience that supports their development. Positive experiences in sport and recreation help children to become capable, caring adults who contribute more effectively to the community in the future Why would you choose any other program for your child? Visit www highfive org for more information on this quality assurance program

WHAT TO BRING

Campers should bring a nut free lunch, snacks, refillable water bottle, non-mark running shoes, sunscreen and extra set of clothing All items should be clearly labelled with your child’s name Personal belongings and toys will not be permitted at camp

SUNSCREEN

Our summer camp program will provide SPF 30 sunscreen for each child in camp Please apply sunscreen to your child(ren) every morning before drop-off Camp staff will assist with the application of sunscreen for each child in the afternoon If you opt out of the sunscreen program, please send your child with lotion that is clearly labelled with their name.

SWIMMING

Some camp programs include swimming in the afternoons All campers will have the option to take the swim test during their first time at the pool

Children 6 to 9 years who do not pass the swim test will be accompanied by a camp counsellor in the shallow end who will remain within arms reach with a maximum of 4 children per counsellor

Children 6 to 9 years who can pass the facility swim test can swim on their own in the shallow and deep end

Children 10 years or older can swim on their own in the shallow end without completing the facility swim test A swim test must be completed if they choose to swim in the deep end

CAMPS

Kindercamp Ages 2 to 4 yrs

This half-day program from 9 am to 12 pm is for first time campers! Children can enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities, play games, sing songs, and create special crafts. This camp promotes an active and healthy lifestyle in addition to creating interpersonal skills and friendships. Each week is a different theme. Children must be toilet trained. This camp is limited to 5 children per week.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 3 to Jul 7

Jul 10 to 14

Jul 17 to 21

Jul 24 to 28

Jul 31 to Aug 4

Aug 8 to 11*

Aug 14 to 18

Aug 21 to 25

Aug 28 to Sept 1

Theme Super Spies

Pirate Adventures

Magical

Wild

Mini Dancers Camp Ages 4 to 6 yrs

Time to get moving and grooving at Mini Dancers Camp! Campers will learn basic ballet, jazz, and hip hop while making new friends and enjoying games, crafts and songs. Parents and guardians will be invited to a performance on the last day.

Location: SCRC

Theme Super Spies

Outer Space Camp Carnival

Discovery Camp Ages 4 to 6 yrs

Campers will enjoy a day of fun with the opportunity to experience a variety of different activities such as crafts, gross motor activities, outdoor fun, water play and much more. Some week's campers will participate in a special event or trip which is included in the cost of registration.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 3 to Jul 7

Jul 10 to 14

Jul 17 to 21

Jul 24 to 28

Jul 31 to Aug 4

Aug 8 to 11*

Aug 14 to 18

Aug 21 to 25

Aug 28 to Sept 1

Theme Super Spies

Pirate Adventures

+ Movie Theatre Trip

Magical Disney Outer Space

+ Bowling Trip

Camp Olympics

Wild West

+ Zoo to you Camp Carnival

Under the Sea Spectacular Superhero

Mini Sport Stars Camp Ages 4 to 6

yrs

Calling all young athletes! This camp is full of games, skill development, and sports. While the focus is on fun, children are developing social, fine and gross motor skills, all making for a great first camp experience.

Location:

Theme Champion Challenges

+ Movie Theatre Trip

Camp Olympics

Mini Scientists Camp Ages 4 to 6 yrs

Explore the wonderful world of science! Each day, campers will turn into scientists and conduct hands-on experiments. They will get the opportunity to observe, create, and enjoy fascinating activities. Once they hang up their lab coats, campers will spend the other half of the day engaging in fun, active games with their camp leader and fellow scientists.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 17 to 21

Mini Masterpieces Camp Ages 4 to 6 yrs

Cost

$165

Let's get crafty! Campers will spend the week creating mini masterpieces to take home at the end of each day. Learning various techniques, skills and styles, campers will plan, produce, and take pride in new forms of art. Once they clean their brushes, campers will enjoy the other half of the day engaging in fun, active games with their camp leader and fellow artists.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Aug 8 to 11*

Adventure Camp Ages 7 to 12 yrs

Adventure camp is a general recreation camp. This camp gives older children the opportunity to experience a variety of activities including sports, art, music, and more. Campers will be in a group with others similar to age. Campers will walk to Birdseye Pool once per week to swim. Pick up on swim day will be at Birdseye Park. On selected weeks, campers will be going on a mid-week trip.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 3 to Jul 7

Jul 10 to 14

Jul 17 to 21

Jul 24 to 28

Jul 31 to Aug 4

Aug 8 to 11*

Aug 14 to 18

Aug 21 to 25

Aug 28 to Sept 1

Theme

Super Spies

Pirate Adventures

+ Movie Theatre Trip

Magical Disney

+ Toronto Blue Jays Game

Outer Space + Bowling Trip

Camp Olympics

Wild West + Zoo to You

Camp Carnival

Under the Sea + Trampoline Park

Spectacular

+ Tree Top

SPECIALTY CAMPS

The Township of Scugog is pleased to offer a variety of different specialty camps for children in Scugog by partnering with skilled organizations and local businesses.

Glitz and Glam Camp Ages 7 to 12 yrs

It's all about the glitz and glam at camp this week! Each day will have a different theme such as spa day, fabulous friends, movie night, make-over madness, and crafty creations! Campers will walk to Birdseye Pool once this week to swim. Pick up on swim day will be at Birdseye Park.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 24 to 28

Trip + Bowling Trip

Spectacular Science Camp Ages 7 to 12 yrs

Sport Camp Ages 7 to 12 yrs

This camp provides campers with an opportunity to develop their athletic skills in a variety of sports and sport-related games. With an emphasis on recreation, participants can develop their skills at their own pace. Campers will learn the rules of the games, while developing a positive attitude towards physical fitness and healthy lifestyles. Campers will walk to Birdseye Pool two days during the week to swim. Pick up on swim days will be at Birdseye Park. On selected weeks, campers will be going on a mid-week trip.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 3 to Jul 7

Jul 10 to 14

Jul 17 to 21

Jul 24 to 28

Jul 31 to Aug 4

Aug 8 to 11*

Aug 14 to 18

Theme Track and Field Champion Challenges

+ Movie Theatre Trip

Sports Galore + Toronto Blue Jays Game

Tour de Camp Scugog + Bowling Trip

Cost $190

Explore the wonderful world of science! Each day, campers will get the opportunity to learn, observe, create and enjoy fascinating hands-on experiments. In the afternoons they will enjoy active games and outdoor exploration with their groups.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 10-14

Cost $190

Sports Camp will be located at SA Cawker Public School the week of August 14 to 18. Location subject to change.

Theatre Camp Ages 7 to 12 yrs with Theatre on the Ridge

The Township of Scugog is excited to partner again with Theatre on the Ridge. Participants will enjoy the mornings with professional theatre instructors and learn through a variety of warm-up, rehearsal, and performance techniques that come together on stage at the end of the week. Parents are invited to watch the final performance on the last day.

Location: Scugog Shores Museum Village

Dates

Jul 17 to 21

Aug 21 to 25

Cost

Outdoor Adventure at the Museum Ages 6 to 12 yrs

These adventurous campers will be spending this action-packed week in the great outdoors. Campers will have the opportunity to learn, explore, and play all in the fun and interesting nature we have around us.

Evening Camp Fire week campers have the option to stay until 8:00 pm to enjoy an evening BBQ and campfire.

Overnight Campout week campers have the option to participate in the camp out Thursday night. Dinner will be given to those sleeping over, and a nutritious breakfast on Friday morning.

Arts Camp Ages

8 to 12 yrs with Scugog Council for the Arts

In partnership with the Scugog Council for the Arts, this summer we will be offering an incredible arts camp! This camp is sure to spark creativity in each and every child. Campers will spend half the day with the Scugog Arts instructors creating masterpieces with a specific theme, and the other half of the day engaged in active games and outdoor fun with the camp staff!

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 31 to Aug 4

Aug 14 to 18

Theme Claymation Mixed Art Exploration

PC and Xbox 360 Video Game Creation Ages 8 to 12 yrs with Kids Great Minds

Kids will program their own Xbox or PC games without a single line of code, using a new visual programming language made specifically for creating games. It is designed to be accessible for children and enjoyable for anyone. At the end of this camp, students will be able to run their own games on a PC and create them on Xbox. Campers will spend half the day with the instructors from Kids Great Minds and half the day with our Camp Scugog leaders enjoying various activities.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 17 to 21

Tennis Camp Ages 6 to 14 yrs

We are pleased to continue our partnership with the Port Perry Tennis Club. Campers will enjoy three hours of instructional tennis by a qualified instructor. For the remainder of the day, campers will head down to Birdseye Park for an afternoon of swimming, active games, and outdoor exploring. Drop off will be at the Port Perry Tennis Courts and pick up at Birdseye Park.

Dates

Jul 24 to 28

Aug 21 to 25

Location: Scugog Shores Museum Village

Dates

Jul 3 to 7

Aug 14 to 18

Theme Evening Camp Fire

Overnight Campout

Jr. Chef Camp Ages 8 to 12 yrs

Cost $250 $250

Lets get creative in the kitchen! Challenging themselves with new recipes, different styles of cooking and so much more, campers will learn how to safely handle food, prepare meals, and enjoy a week of making their lunches. From beginning to end, keep your chef hats on as we will wrap up the week with our Jr. Chef cook off! This is a peanut free camp. Please email any allergies two weeks prior to the start date to recreation@scugog.ca.

Location: Blackstock Recreation Complex

Dates Aug 8 to 11*

Cost $200

Swim Explorers Ages 8 to 12 yrs

Campers will be immersed in a variety of different sports, underwater hockey, and lifesaving skills as they work towards a Swim for Life level. There is no guarantee a camper will achieve a level. Pick up and drop off will be at Birdseye Pool.

Location: Birdseye Pool

Dates Jul 31 to Aug 4

Cost $250

Trip Camp Ages 7 to 14 yrs

Each day, campers will ride the bus to a new, exciting adventure! Campers are not permitted to make purchases on the trips and must bring their own snacks and lunch.

Location: SCRC (pick up and drop off)

Trip Camp A: Rock Climbing, LaserQuest & Movies, Trampoline Park, Mini Putt & Skate Park, Bowling & Swimming.

Trip Camp B: Science Centre, LaserQuest & Skate Park, Tree Top Trekking, Ninja Warrior Course, Bowling and Swimming.

Trips are subject to change

Dates

Aug 21 to 25 - Trip Camp A

Counsellor in Training (CIT) 13 to 16 yrs

Cost

$250

This program is a great transition from camper to leader Participants will gain a variety of leadership skills in a fun and supportive environment These future recreation leaders receive a valuable foundation under the supervision of experienced staff

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 10 to 14

Jul 24 to 28

Aug 8 to 11*

Cost

PARK & PLAY

Junior Leaders 11 to 13 yrs

Participants will gain a variety of leadership skills in a fun and supportive environment These future recreation leaders will undergo leadership training throughout the day and have opportunities to assist with younger campers under the supervision of experienced staff.

Location: SCRC

Dates

Jul 3 to 7

Jul 31 to Aug 4

Aug 14 to 18

Camp Volunteer Program Ages 13 to 17 yrs

Cost

Volunteers work directly with our campers under the supervision of our full-time staff. They assist with the facilitation and leadership of camp activities and are given opportunities to lead some programs on their own (with staff supervision). Volunteers must participate in a volunteer orientation course prior to applying for a volunteer placement. You can find these course dates under Recreation Programs in this guide. Once they have completed their orientation, they can apply by emailing recreation@scugog.ca, fill out an application, and submit it to the recreation staff.

EXPLORE, LEARN & PLAY!

to 11:00

This program runs Tuesdays and Thursdays from July 4 to August 24.

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BIRDSEYE POOL SCHEDULE

JUNE

REGULAR SUMMER SCHEDULE

LAST WEEK SCHEDULE

Schedules are subject to change. Please review all general information including admission standard supervision ratios and pool rules in this guide or online at www.scugog.ca/swim prior to your visit for facility.

AQUATICS LEISURE SWIMS

Public Swim All ages

Open swim for all age groups and swimming abilities.

Lane Swim 15+ yrs

A swim designed for those who are 15 years of age and older to exercise or improve stroke development swimming up and down the lanes of the lap pool.

Social Swim 45+ yrs

This swim is designed for adults 45+ to join others in the pool for a fun leisurely swim.

Aquafit 18+ yrs

This program will focus on aerobic endurance and resistance training. Certified fitness instructor Ashlea Jones or one of her qualified instructors will offer a creative, fun, and energy filled class.

BOOKINGS

Private Pool Bookings

You can rent the pool for your family, non-profit group, birthday party or event. Please be sure to check the admission standards to know the necessary ratios for child supervision. The cost includes lifeguard supervision at a ratio of one guard to every 25 swimmers.

Cost: $130 +HST (up to 25 swimmers)

Cost: $148 +HST (up to 50 swimmers)

ADMISSION FEES

Child (0-17): $3.00

Adult (18-54): $4.50

Family (3 children, 2 adults): $11.30

Senior (55+): $3.00

Aquafit: $9.00

MEMBERSHIPS

Season's Pass - Public, Lane, Social Swims

Child (0-17): $75

Adult (18-54): $100.44 +HST

Senior (55+): $65 +HST

Family (3 children, 2 adults): $200 +HST

Season's Pass - Aquafit

Participant: $180 +HST

Memberships must be purchased at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre or online.

Group Pool Bookings

A shared pool booking for child care and camp programs. The pool is shared with other organizations. lease be sure to check the admission standards to know the necessary ratios for child supervision. Available from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm on weekdays.

Cost: $130 +HST

ADMISSION STANDARDS

What is the swim test?

To successfully pass the swim test, individuals must swim continuously on their front, two (2) widths of the pool in a comfortable manner Face/head must submerge and body must stay horizonal during the test Children may be required to retake a swim test at anytime during their visit at the discretion of the lifeguard

Ages 0 to 5 years

Must always be accompanied by an adult of at least 14 years of age This adult is responsible for the direct supervision of the child(ren) in their care and must remain within an arms reach of the child(ren) both in and out of the water

Ratio 2:1

Ages 6 to 9 years

PASS the swim test

Must always be accompanied by an adult of at least 14 years of age. The supervising adult must remain in the water if ages 6-7 years or in the facility for ages 8-9 years May swim in the shallow and deep end of the pool independently

Ages 6 to 9 years

Did NOT PASS the swim test

Must always be accompanied by an adult of at least 14 years of age This adult is responsible for the direct supervision of the child(ren) in their care and must remain within an arms reach of the child(ren) both in and out of the water

Ratio 4:1, or 8:1 if all children are in lifejackets

Ages 10 years & older

No supervision required May swim in the shallow end of the pool Facility swim test required to swim in the deep end Swimming with a buddy is strongly encouraged

POOL RULES KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!

Those with open sores or communicable diseases will not be admitted into the pool, unless a medical doctor’s certificate is presented

All participants using the lap and leisure pool must change from street clothes to a swim suit and/or clean clothing brought to the facility for the purpose of swimming Participants may choose to wear t-shirts, thin long sleeve shirts, shorts or tight fitting leggings Clothing worn in the pool must permit individuals to participate safely in programs Head coverings must be tight fitting and ensure the safety of the participant

Undergarments, cut-offs, jeans and loose clothing are not permitted in the pool

Shoes must be removed before entering the shower and pool area

For swimmers who are not toilet-trained, specially designed swim diapers are required

Patrons wearing street clothes are only permitted to watch from the viewing area

Please do not bring food and/or beverages on the pool deck

Our staff are trained to follow specific procedures in the event of a pool fouling On occasion, extended pool closures may be necessary

If any leisure swim or registered swim program is cancelled due to inclement weather/pool fouling within 20 minutes of the start time, an account credit for the admission price will be offered

If any leisure swim or registered swim program is cancelled due to inclement weather/pool fouling after 20 minutes of use from the start time, no refunds/account credit will be given

If swim lessons are cancelled due to inclement weather, or a fouled pool, a make-up class will be offered If we cannot find a make-up day/time an account credit will be offered

The use of all cell phones and picture-taking equipment is prohibited in all change rooms, washrooms and on pool deck We do ask that anyone wishing to take pictures obtain permission from the Supervisor on duty This is to respect the privacy and safety of all patrons

Patrons are not permitted in the pools without a certified lifeguard on duty

All patrons must shower before entering the pool

Swim hours may be changed due to special events, maintenance or other unforeseen circumstances Changes to the schedule will be posted one week prior to the change, whenever possible Unscheduled service disruptions can be found online at www scugog ca/news or by contacting any of our recreation facilities

The pool will remain open on rainy days, unless: thunder and/or lighting is evident; or, the downpour is so heavy, that the black dot on the bottom of the pool is not visible If either of the above two points are present, the pool must be closed immediately It may re-open after a 20 minute interval void of these two conditions, or upon the discretion of the Supervisor on duty In the event of the pool being fouled, the pool will be cleared immediately The required maintenance for fouled pools will be completed

SWIM FOR LIFE LESSONS

The Township of Scugog offers private Lifesaving Society Swim for Life lessons for preschoolers, children, youth, and adults. As the Canadian Red Cross announced the ending of the Red Cross Swim program, the Township of Scugog has transitioned to the Lifesaving Society Swim for Life program. Below you will find information on the different lesson offerings as well as a helpful comparison chart to assist choosing the Swim for Life level best for you or your child(ren).

We suggest that participants register in a minimum of 5 to 10 lessons. Preschool levels and swimmer levels 1-3 are recommended to register in a maximum of one 30 minute lesson per day. Swimmer levels 4 to 6 are recommended to register for 2 consecutive 30 minute lessons for one full hour of instruction per day.

Cost: $25 per 30 minute lesson

PARENT AND TOT GROUP CLASSES

Spend quality time with your child while you both have fun and learn and socialize. Through structured in-water interaction between parent and child, we stress the importance of play in developing water-positive attitudes and skills. Activities and progressions are based on child development. Please register in the level appropriate for your child’s age.

Cost: $64 per 8-week session

Location: Birdseye Pool

Parent and Tot 1/2 (4 to 24 months)

Tue, Jul 4 to Tue, Aug 22

Wed, Jul 5 to Wed, Aug 23

Parent and Tot 2/3 (2 to 3 years)

Tue, Jul 4 to Tue, Aug 22

Wed, Jul 5 to Wed, Aug 23

JUNE 19 TO JUNE 30, 2023

JULY 3 TO AUGUST 25, 2023

to 10:30 am

to 11:00 am

to 4:30 pm

to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Please note: No swim lessons available from 9:00 am to 11:00 am the week of July 31 to August 4.

SWIM FOR LIFE TRANSITION CHART

AGES 4 MONTHS TO 5 YEARS

RED CROSS

SWIM FOR

LESSON DESCRIPTIONS

PRESCHOOL LEVEL LESSONS

Preschool 1

These preschoolers will have fun learning to get in and out of the water. We’ll help them jump into chest deep water. They’ll float and glide on their front and back and learn to get their faces wet and blow bubbles underwater.

Preschool 2

These preschoolers learn to jump into chest-deep water by themselves, and get in and get out wearing a lifejacket. They’ll submerge and exhale underwater. Wearing a lifejacket they’ll glide on their front and back.

Preschool 3

These youngsters will try both jumping and a sideways entry into deep water while wearing a lifejacket. They’ll recover objects from the bottom in waist-deep water. They’ll work on kicking and gliding through the water on their front and back.

Preschool 4

Advanced preschoolers will learn to do solo jumps into deeper water and get out by themselves. They’ll do sideways entries and open their eyes underwater. They’ll master a short swim on their front wearing a lifejacket and gliding and kicking on their side.

AGES 5 TO 12 YEARS

RED CROSS

SWIM FOR LIFE

Preschool 5

These youngsters get more adventuresome with a forward roll entry wearing a lifejacket and treading water for 10 sec. They’ll work on front and back crawl swims for 5 m, interval training and get a giggle out of whip kick.

SWIMMER LEVEL LESSONS

Swimmer 1

These beginners will become comfortable jumping into water with and without a lifejacket. They’ll learn to open their eyes, exhale and hold their breath underwater. They’ll work on floats, glides and kicking through the water on their front and back.

Swimmer 2

These advanced beginners will jump into deeper water, and learn to be comfortable falling sideways into the water wearing a lifejacket. They’ll be able to support themselves at the surface without an aid, learn whip kick, swim 10m on their front and back, and be introduced to flutter kick interval training (4 x5m).

Swimmer 3

These junior swimmers will dive and do in-waterfront somersaults and handstands. They’ll work on15m of front crawl, back crawl and 10 m of whip kick. Flutter kick interval training increases to 4 x15m.

SWIMMER LEVEL LESSONS

Swimmer 4

These intermediate swimmers will swim 5m underwater and lengths of front, back crawl, whip kick, and breaststroke arms with breathing. Their new bag of tricks includes the completion of the Canadian Swim to Survive® Standard. They’ll cap it all off with front crawl sprints over 25m and 4 x 25 m front or back crawl interval training.

Swimmer 5

These swimmers will master shallow dives, cannonball entries, eggbeater kicks, and in-water backward somersaults. They’ll refine their front and back crawl over 50m swims of each, and breaststroke over 25m. Then they’ll pickup the pace in 25m sprints and two interval training bouts: 4 x50 m front or back crawl; and 4 x 15 m breaststroke

Swimmer 6

These advanced swimmers will rise to the challenge of sophisticated aquatic skills including stride entries, compact jumps and lifesaving kicks like eggbeater and scissor kick. They’ll develop strength and power in head-up breast stroke sprints over 25m. They’ll easily swim lengths of front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke, and they’ll complain about the 300m workout

SWIM PATROL LESSONS

Rookie Patrol

Swimmers continue stroke development with 50m swims of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Lifesaving sport skills include a 25m obstacle swim and 15m object carry. First aid focuses on assessment of conscious victims, contacting EMS, and treatment for bleeding. Fitness improves in 350m workouts and 100m timed swims

Ranger Patrol

Swimmers develop better strokes over 75m swims of each stroke. They tackle lifesaving sport skills in a lifesaving medley, timed object support and rescue with a buoyant aid. First aid focuses on assessment of unconscious victims, treatment of victims in shock and obstructed airway procedures. Skill drills develop a strong lifesaving foundation

Star Patrol

Swimmers are challenged with 600m workouts, 300m timed swims and a 25m object carry. Strokes are refined over 100m swims. First aid focuses on treatment of bone or joint injuries and respiratory emergencies including asthma and allergic reactions. Lifesaving skills include defence methods, victim removals and rolling over and supporting a victim face up in shallow water.

FITNESS SWIMMER LESSONS

Fitness Swimmer

No matter what your age, Fitness Swimmer lets you set your own goals to improve overall physical fitness. Fitness Swimmer is a structured approach based on accepted training principles and practices including interval training, sprints and distance swims. A great lesson for youth in between swimmer levels and leadership.

ADULT LESSONS

Adult 1, 2 & 3

Learn to swim in an adult only environment with Swim for Life adult lessons. Depending on skill level our instructors will cater the lesson to you. Start with the basics of getting comfortable in the chest deep water or improve your stroke development and fitness.

LEADERSHIP COURSES

Bronze Medallion with Emergency First Aid

Pre-requisites: 13 years + (or completion of Bronze Star) This is a pre-requisite for all advanced lifesaving programs. Bronze medallion develops the candidate’s judgment, knowledge, skill, and fitness – the four components of water rescue – in combination with general first aid principles and treatment of injuries. Bronze Medallion is a pre-requisite for assistant lifeguard training in Bronze Cross. The program runs Monday to Friday the week of August 28 with the exam taking place on September 2.

Cost: $167 + cost of manual

Location: Birdseye Pool

Dates: Mon, Aug 28 to Sat, Sept 2 from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm each day.

Bronze Cross

Pre-requisites: Completion of Bronze Medallion and Emergency or Standard First aid from an approved agency

This is a pre-requisite for advanced training in National Lifeguard. Candidates begin the transition from lifesaving to lifeguarding. Candidates strengthen and expand their lifesaving skills and begin to apply the principles and techniques of active surveillance in aquatic facilities with emphasis on teamwork and communication in preventing and responding to aquatic emergencies. The program runs Monday to Friday the week of August 28 with the exam taking place on September 2.

Cost: $160

Location: Birdseye Pool

Dates: Mon, Aug 28 to Sat, Sept 2 from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm each day.

PARTY PACKAGES

OVERVIEW

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.

Cost (10 children): $145+HST

Cost (20 children): $185+HST

AVAILABILITY

Parties are available from September 24, 2022 to May 28, 2023. 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.

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

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+

HERITAGE, ARTS & CULTURE

SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM VILLAGE AND ARCHIVES

16210 Island Road, Port Perry museum@scugog.ca

905-260-2017

Administration: 905-985-8698

The Scugog Shores Museum Village is located on Scugog Island. The Village includes a collection of historical buildings including the Head School, the Head Church and Cemetery, the Lee House and the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands.

HOURS OF OPERATION

The Scugog Shores Museum Village will be open to the public in Spring and Summer (Closed for Fall/Winter) from May 24 to September 1, 2023. Guided tours are available WednesdaySunday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. At other times of year, the Village is open by appointment only.

ADMISSION FEES

Adults: $5

Students: $4

Seniors: $4

Children (5 to 12 yrs): $2 Children (4 yrs & under): FREE

*All prices include tax. Special event prices may vary.

MEMBERSHIPS

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: $22.60 (over 65 years of age)

Student: $22.60 (with valid student ID)

Benefits of Membership include

Free general admission to Scugog Shores Museum Village

Free admission to special events

Free access to archival reference material (by appointment only)

Invitations to members-only exhibition previews and other special events

10% discount on adults and children’s workshops or programs

10% off all gift shop purchases over $20 excluding consignment prices

ARCHIVES

The archives contain a wealth of information for anyone conducting research within the Township of Scugog. Our volunteers 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. To fill out a research request online, visit www.scugog.ca/museum.

DISCOVER MORE!

Discover more about us by following us on social media:

@ScugogMuseum

@ScugogShoresMuseum

PROGRAMS, TOURS AND RENTALS

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. To view the program guide, visit www.scugog.ca/museum.

GROUP TOURS

Guided tours for groups are offered seasonally at the Scugog Shores Museum Village and the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands. Email museum@scugog.ca for more information.

WEDDING AND FACILITY RENTALS

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 tearoom are available for weddings and small receptions May to October. The museum grounds can also be reserved for wedding photos, family picnics, or gatherings.

EVENTS AND EXHIBITS

PIONEER VILLAGE GUIDED TOURS

Explore the 11 buildings of our historic pioneer village and the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands. Guided tours are provided Wednesday to Sunday, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. throughout the summer.

FAMILY FUN THURSDAYS

Family Fun Thursdays are here! Beginning Thursday, May 25, guests can enjoy additional fun each week! Drop in every Thursday for some extra exploration, included with general admission to the museum. Programming changes weekly, check the Family Fun Thursday lineup or Scugog Shores Museum social media to see what each week holds! Seek & Find through the village, learn about uses and meanings of flowers and herbs, or play some pioneer games –what will you discover? Visit www.scugog.ca/museum to see the activity schedule

The Scugog Shores Museum Village hosts a variety of special events and exhibits. Upcoming schedule for 2023/2024 includes:

53RD ANNUAL CANOE THE NONQUON

June 3, 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 am to 10:30 am on Saturday morning. Registration takes place on Fri, June 2 and Sat, Jun 3 with a registration fee of $65/canoe or kayak. For full details and information on registration, please visit www.scugog.ca/museum.

FAMILY FUN THURSDAYS

Every Thursday starting May 25

VOLUNTEER WITH US !

Research

Artifact cataloguing Educational programming Events

The Scugog Shores Museum is currently looking for volunteers to assist with the following areas: 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.

Family Fun Thursdays are here! Beginning Thursday, May 25, guests can enjoy additional fun each week! Drop in every Thursday for some extra exploration, included with general admission to the museum. Programming changes weekly. Visit www.scugog.ca/museum or our social media channels in May to view the activity schedule. Activities offered may be seek & find through the village, learn about uses and meanings of flowers and herbs, or play some pioneer games – what will you discover?

EVENTS AND EXHIBITS

NORHERN RAMBLERS CAR MEET

Sat, June 10 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

The Scugog Shores Museum Village welcomes the Northern Ramblers Car Club Annual All American Motors Car Show & Swap Meet!

Club members will be exhibiting AMC, Jeep (prior to 1988), Hudson and Nash Cars. Car enthusiasts and curious minds are welcome to join the fun and tour the show field and museum village for the day. This event will also feature children's activities, heritage demonstrations, and a snack bar.

Those interested in joining the club and exhibiting for the day should contact the Northern Ramblers Car Club; more details available on their website here: https://northernramblerscarclub.com/

Special event admission applies. Tickets available at the door or in advance. For full details and information on registration, please visit www.scugog.ca/museum, call 905-260-2017, or email museum@scugog.ca.

SAVE THE DATE FOR FALL AND WINTER EVENTS!

Adventures at the Boo-seum Halloween Event

Sun, Oct 22 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm

Children's Old Fashioned Christmas

Sun, Dec 3 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm

Murder Mystery Night

To be determined

HERITAGE AND CULTURE

WALKING

AND DRIVING TOURS

Historic walking and driving tours booklets are available at the Scugog Shores Museum for $2.00.

PROVINCIAL HERITAGE AWARD

The Township of Scugog received the prestigious Lieutenant Governor's Ontario Heritage Trust Award for Community Leadership in 2012 for outstanding preservation, protection and promotion of Ontario's heritage. Also two commemorative plaques have been 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 visitors to experience its Victorian-era architecture, picturesque lakeside setting, and vibrant downtown. The goal of the downtown Port Perry Heritage Conservation District is to accommodate the continued evolution of the downtown while conserving and protecting the unique heritage characteristics that have been fundamental to its success.

HERITAGE DAY

Sun, August 20 from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

Join us in celebrating the rich history of Port Perry, the Scugog area, and Durham region, this fun family friendly event has something for everyone to enjoy.

Visitors will be treated to various heritage demonstrations, such as blacksmithing, weaving, spinning, and wood carving. The young and young-atheart can experience games, crafts, and discovery stations throughout the village. Guests may also explore the Museum’s historic buildings on the property and learn about their history.

In addition, visitors are invited to enjoy the outdoors with a picnic lunch. All proceeds raised at this event will be going towards the conservation and

SCUGOG HERITAGE PLAQUE PROGRAM

Help keep our history alive by taking part in preserving and 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 buildings constructed prior to 1920 are eligible and will be considered.

Apply for your Scugog Heritage plaque today. Applications available at the Scugog Municipal Office or visit www.scugog.ca

INTERPRETIVE HERITAGE PLAQUES

Take a stroll one evening and discover the history of the waterfront! As part of the Port Perry Downtown Revitalization Project, four heritage plaques have been installed along the walkway of Palmer Park depicting the early tourism and lakefront history of the waterfront and Lake Scugog.

SCUGOG ARTS

SCUGOG ARTS - OUR STORY

Scugog Arts is our community’s creative hub: awakening, inspiring and connecting you to all the arts. We are an arts space on Queen Street in Port Perry with Resident Artists, Biidaaban Gallery and monthly exhibitions that are drivers of Scugog tourism. Scugog Arts Space is home to workshops for artists and our visitors, and a funky meet-up space. Scugog Arts organizes and holds multi-arts cultural events, literary programs, festivals and art tours. Awaken your interest and participation in all of the arts. Join us for Culture Days in September, our Lake Scugog Studio Tour and multi-discipline arts festival: small town BIG in May, and Sunday Pop Up Market running from August through Thanksgiving. We finish up the year with unique original Canadian art at our Christmas Market mid Nov – December each year. Let our space inspire you with our monthly exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, photography, installations and more. Shop for unique original handmade pottery, fibre, original prints, mixed-media, jewellery, stone and paintings, and authentic indigenous art from Biidaaban Gallery. We are open Tuesday – Sunday, 11-5 and until 8 on Fridays. Shop our gallery anytime on-line at www.shopscugogarts.ca. We connect our community with public art displays such as our Art You Can Sit On chairs, creating a memorial to Bill Lishman and ceiling tiles for our hospital. Experience live theatre by Theatre on the Ridge and music in our back lot. Our Literary Contest, Ekphrastic Writing, opens on-line in January with the announcement of the visual art pieces chosen from our Annual Juried Show from the prior August, then we hold a reading and awards night, workshops, SLAM events and 10-word story contests throughout the year.

Scugog Arts is funded by individual donors, Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation, Vos’ Independent Grocery, Old Flame Brewery, Williams & Follows Real Estate, Ron and Nancy Compton Foundation, Canadian Tire Port Perry, Ontario Culture Days, Central Counties Tourism and the Canada Summer Jobs program of the Government of Canada. Our fundraising efforts always focus in unique ways on various arts disciplines with engaging entertainment for supporters such as our Art Parties and Mural Marathon. We support arts practitioners with workshops, by promoting and selling their work, hiring them to teach and perform, sharing our space, and with awards and prizes. Scugog Arts is an economic and tourism driver for our community and adds to the vibrancy of Port Perry for residents and visitors alike. We are proud of our role as our community’s creative hub: awakening, inspiring and connecting.

SCUGOG MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY

HOURS

Visit the Library online or in-person to enjoy our many programs and services:

Cozy spaces to read, meet up, or just sit and enjoy the lake view

Storytimes & fun programs for kids of all ages

Movie screenings & book clubs for adults

A wide selection of books, magazines & DVDs you can borrow for free

Computers for public use & free Wi-Fi access for laptops & devices

A wide selection of e-books and e-magazines you can access from anywhere

Wifi Hotspot & Chromebook lending program to take the internet on the go

Check out the library website at www.scugoglibrary.ca to view our calendar of events and get more details about our current programs.