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| DiscoverRec: The latest news on recreation and culture programs, services, memberships and events!
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| Creating computer games is a great way to build computer skills this summer. With one PC to two campers, get half day in the lab and half a day of regular camp activities. Make new friends who share your interests. Many to choose from in collaboration with Future Kids of Ottawa. |
Did you know there is a City of Ottawa camp within a 5 minute drive of the following intersections? Look for fun and amazing camp experiences for your child only minutes from home.
March and Dunrobin, Jack Donahue PS, Old Town Hall: 613-580-9696 ex.t 34486
March and Carp, W. Erskine Johnson Arena, Huntley CC: 613-580-9696 ext. 34486
417 and Eagleson, Mlacak: 613-599-4480
Eagleson and Hazeldean, Bridlewood, Eva James: 613-271-0712
Terry Fox and Hazeldean, Kanata Recreation Complex, Glen Cairn: 613-836-3121
Hazeldean and Iber, Goulbourn Recreation Complex: 613-580-2532 ext. 20701
Search camps online at Ottawa.ca or call your local community centre for details. |
| Keep cool this summer improving your skills for Canada's national sport – hockey! With on and off ice activities, camps are a great way to pick up some tips and increase skating and scoring skills. For recreational and competitive players, we still have spots in our camps offered at arenas across the city. |
| The City of Ottawa offers a full range of leadership programs for youth 13 and up. Summer is a great time to
start to become a leader. With three different levels based on age, you can become skilled and ready for employment and even meet the 40 hours for high school community service requirements. Make this a fun summer that will change your life! |
| Move to the beat with energetic and different dance styles. Continue the arts adventure by creating clay masterpieces. Locations: Shenkman Arts Centre. |
Kids Can Park-ticipate!
Children aged four to 10 are invited to drop-in for fun-filled summer days of sports, crafts and games at Park-ticipate locations in rural and urban water parks throughout Ottawa. Check out the schedule for this free activity created by leaders you can trust. Excitement guaranteed!
Lunchtime Performing Arts Series – Thursdays!
Experience the sights and sounds of some of Ottawa's most talented artists at wading pool parks across Ottawa. This free performing arts series offers a variety of activities for children and youth on Thursdays from 11 am to 4 pm with a live performance, a free lunch, plus games and special guests. Bring your bathing suit and join the fun! Check out this year's line-up for details. |
Wheel and Handbuilding combo course Tuesday evenings.
Summer Flex-It Pottery Studios: Going on vacation? Need to accommodate a busy schedule? Flexible pottery studio time allows you to pay for individual studio slots and build a schedule that suits you. No instruction. |
| Situated on 62 acres in picturesque Britannia Park, we have a 300-person capacity banquet hall and stage, liquor-licensed patios, small meeting rooms and free parking. Visit us in person, see the options on ottawa.ca/recreation or email ronkolbuslakeside@ottawa.ca to discuss your special day. |
Swimming and Aquafitness Programs
Online and touchtone: 9 pm August 10
In person August 11 during regular business hours
All other recreation programs
Online and touchtone: 9 pm August 12
In person August 13 during regular business hours |
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