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MESSAGE FROM THE PARKS, RECREATION, AND
LEISURE ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
The Parks, Recreation and Leisure Activities Committee are
pleased to present the 2012 Spring and Summer Program
Brochure. Take a few moments and browse through the
many activities available.
Melissa Hilton
This brochure is full of information to help you in your
pursuit to realize a healthier and more active lifestyle. In
today’s busy society it is very important to take the necessary
time to incorporate physical activity and healthy eating into
your daily lives, which will help you achieve a
well-balanced life.
Dave MacDonald
Our committee would like to commend our departmental staff
and the many volunteers for their continued hard work and
dedication in making these programs and activities available
to our community.
We encourage you to get out and challenge yourself to
discover the benefits of parks and recreation and enjoy what
our city has to offer.
Yours in Recreation,
Chair Melissa Hilton
Vice-Chair David MacDonald
Councillor Mitchell Tweel
Mitchell Tweel
CHARLOTTETOWN PARKS, RECREATION AND
LEISURE ACTIVITIES ADVISORY BOARD
Augus Birt
Dorothy Pound
Jim Clow
Lori Richard
Moe McCabe
Ted Kitson
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
MESSAGE PARKS, RECREATION, AND LEISURE COMMITTEE
MISSON STATEMENT & DISCOVER THE BENEFITS
CHARLOTTETOWN PARKS AND RECREATION CONTACTS
VOLUNTEERS
CHARLOTTETOWN FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION
EMERGENCY MEASURES
GENERAL INFORMATION
PRE-SCHOOL
YOUTH / TEEN
Art
Baseball/Softball
Bowling
Cycling
Day Camps, After School Programs & Sport Camps
Football
Funding Support
Golf
Gymnastics
Hockey
Library Programs
Martial Arts
Music Lessons
Soccer
Table Tennis
Tennis
Skateboard, Rollerblade & BMX
Youth and Teen Groups
ADULT / SENIOR
Art
Bowling
Cycling
Dance
Football
Fitness / Health
Golf
Lawn Bowling
Martial Arts
Music Lessons
Photography
Relaxation
Sea Kayak
Senior Activities
Social Activities
Soccer
Tennis
Walking
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
AQUATICS
COMMUNITY CENTRES, HALLS & GYMS
COMMUNITY GROUPS
FESTIVALS & EVENTS
PARKS & TRAILS
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CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN PARKS AND
RECREATION DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT
The Parks and Recreation Department for the City of Charlottetown will strive
to enhance the quality of life for the people who live and work within our
municipality, as well as for those who visit. We will encourage and provide
the leadership for the development of safe, accessible, diverse and high quality
recreational opportunities. The Parks and Recreation Department will utilize
the four benefit areas of parks and recreation as the frame work from which to
evaluate its programs, services and facilities which include the personal, social,
economic and environmental benefits of participation.
DISCOVER THE BENEFITS
• Recreation and Active Living are essential to personal growth.
• Recreation is a key to balanced human development.
• Recreation and Parks are essential to quality of life.
• Recreation reduces anti-social and self-destructive behavior.
• Recreation and Parks build strong families and healthy communities.
• Pay now or pay later! Recreation reduces health care, social service and
police/justice costs.
• Recreation and Parks are significant economic generators in your community.
• Parks, open space and natural areas are essential to ecological survival.
The Benefits Are Endless…
CHARLOTTETOWN PARKS AND RECREATION CONTACTS
Manager – Sue Fraser 368-1025
Parks and Recreation Administrative Assistant – Jackie McKinnon 368-1025
Program Coordinator – Frank Quinn 629-4028
Assistant Program Coordinator – Christopher Drummond 629-1877
Superintendent of Arenas – Jeremy Pierce 629-4171
Superintendent of Parks – Nancy McMinn 629-4026
Parks Foreman – Dean Worth 629-4024
Parkland Conservationist – Beth Hoar 892-3837
Parks and Arenas Administrative Assistant - Dianne Dowling 629-4024
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Simmons Arena 894-8247
Cody Banks Arena 894-8422
Charlottetown Civic Centre Administration Office 629-6600
Box Office & Information Line 629-6625
Parks and Recreation Main Administration (1st Floor City Hall) 368-1025
Parks and Arenas Administration (12 MacAleer Drive) 629-4024
CARI (Capital Area Recreation Inc.) 569-4584
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VOLUNTEERS
Volunteer of the Month Award
To recognize volunteers who have made outstanding contributions to Recreation,
Sport, and Leisure within the City of Charlottetown, the Charlottetown Parks
and Recreation Department “Volunteer of the Month Award” was launched in
January 2006.
Nomination forms can be picked up at Charlottetown Parks and Recreation
Department within City Hall – 199 Queen Street.
Volunteer Interest
Volunteers are required to deliver many of the recreation/sport-based programs
offered in our community (i.e., minor sports, special events, and many other
programs). If you would be interested in being a volunteer, please complete the
online volunteer interest form via the City Website at
www.charlottetown.ca.
For more information on volunteer initiatives please call 368-1025 or visit the
City Website at www.charlottetown.ca
CHARLOTTETOWN FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION
The City of Charlottetown is committed to preventing Family Violence.
What is meant by family violence? It is any violence by one family member
against another. Family violence includes, but is not limited to:
- violence by one partner against another - violence by a parent against a child
- violence by a child against a parent - violence between brother and sisters
Family violence is an abuse of power within relationships of family, trust
or dependency. It always involves someone using their power over another
person in a way that is hurtful. There are different types of violence - physical,
emotional, financial, or verbal abuse.
If you need to talk with someone,
call Anderson House @ 892-0960, 24 hours a day - 7 days a week.
Other Important Resource Numbers: Emergency - 911
Charlottetown Police Department
Child and Family Services
629-4172 Charlottetown 368-5330
Victim Services
Community Legal
Charlottetown 368-4582
Information Association
Charlottetown (toll free)
1-800-240-9798
or 892-0853
EMERGENCY MEASURES
Don’t be caught unprepared during an emergency such as hurricanes, storm
surges and floods. For more information on how to be better prepared, please visit
the City WEBSITE @ www.charlottetown.ca.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
CHARLOTTETOWN PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
HOURS OF OPERATION
Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department Hours of Operation
October – May / Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
June – September / Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
DIRECT DELIVERY PROGRAMS
Direct Delivery Programs are those that are operated and offered directly by the
City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department.
CANCELLATIONS (Direct Delivery Program)
The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right
to cancel or alter any program information outlined in this brochure without
prior notice.
PROGRAM REGISTRATIONS (Direct Delivery Programs)
Two convenient options:
ON-LINE: Register on-line via the City of Charlottetown’s Website: www.
charlottetown.ca. Once you have entered the main home page go to Quick Links
then Program Online Registration. It’s never been easier!
IN PERSON: In person registrations will be accepted at the Parks and
Recreation Department Administration Office (1st floor City Hall) during regular
working hours and at scheduled registration locations / dates.
Payment may be made by Cash, Cheque, Visa, Master Card, or Interact - Please
make all cheques payable to the City of Charlottetown.
NOTE:
Registrations will be accepted for Summer Programs starting May 1 with the
exception of Outdoor Adventure Camp registrations, which will be accepted
starting May 31.
PROGRAM REFUNDS (Direct Delivery Programs)
Program refunds will not be issued once a program begins. Requests for a
refund must be received a minimum of 48 hours prior to the start of the program.
A $5.00 administration fee will be held for each registration that is refunded.
PROGRAM STAFF (Direct Delivery Programs)
Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department program staff receive extensive
training in such areas as programming, organizational and leadership skills,
active and leisure game implementation, child and group management, and other
areas that are relevant to program operation, including Emergency First Aid
and CPR certification. The summer staff is trained in High Five – Principles of
Healthy Child Development, a national recognized program.
FACILITY SCHEDULES
Various city owned and/or operated recreational facility schedules can be viewed
via the City of Charlottetown’s web-site: www.charlottetown.ca. Once you
have entered the main home page, go directly to Quick Links then to Facilities
Scheduling. This is an easy and convenient way for you to view available dates
and times!
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SPORT FIELD USERS PERMISSION
Organizations and the general public are asked to refrain from using
City operated sport fields unless permission has been obtained from the
Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department. Unauthorized use, especially
during the early spring and late fall months when wet conditions prevail, will
cause severe damage to natural grass sport fields. Your cooperation is very much
appreciated. To obtain permission to use a sport field, please contact the Program
Coordinator at 629-4028 or email fquinn@charlottetown.ca.
New for 2012, all requests for the use of the UPEI Artificial Turf Field must be
made directly through UPEI. The tentative opening date for the season is April
16. For more information and to book this facility, please contact Lynda Walker
Birt via email at lwalkerbirt@upei.ca.
NO SMOKING
The Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to provide a
smoke free environment in our recreational facilities. No person shall smoke
in any recreational facility other than in a designated area if provided. By-law:
Section 64 CAMA
TOBACCO FREE POLICY
The City of Charlottetown has adopted a Tobacco Free Policy for Indoor and
Outdoor Recreation and Sport Facilities, which went into effect January 1,
2009. The City believes that through public awareness and education, we can
encourage users and the general public to respect the health of everyone and
create a healthy environment at City owned and operated indoor and
outdoor facilities.
PET OWNERS
We all appreciate clean walkways, park facilities and open spaces. Please be a
responsible pet owner; help keep our facilities clean. “Stoop and Scoop”. Bylaw:
Section 21 CAMA
YOUR OPINION COUNTS
Your comments are welcome and assist the Charlottetown Parks and
Recreation Department in the delivery of programs and services. Our Mission
Statement includes the commitment to encourage and provide leadership for
the development of safe, accessible, diverse and high quality recreational
opportunities for EVERYONE.
• Do they meet the needs of YOU the resident?
• Do you have any ideas for new programs?
• Is our staff providing the service (quality/care) that you would expect?
If you have any questions or concerns, we would like to hear them. Please
contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 368-1025.
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PRE-SCHOOL
INTRO TO SPORTS PROGRAM
The Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department will once again be offering
their Intro to Sports Program to children between the ages of 3 – 7 years old.
This is an inclusive program that gives children an opportunity to try a sport
or practice a sport they enjoy. Participation in this program will give children
of all abilities the opportunity to try and experience a variety of sports and help
develop their skills.
Please note that there is limited space in the program and your child must be 3
years old by the start of the program!
Dates: Programs will start on Monday, June 25 and end on Saturday,
August 18, 2012.
Schedule for Victoria Park (Monday – Friday) Program:
AGE GROUP DAYS TIME
AGE 3 – 4 Monday – Friday 9:00 – 9:40 AM
9:45 – 10:25 AM
10:30 – 11:10 AM
AGE 5 – 7 Monday – Friday 11:15 AM – 12 PM
Activities:
Location:
Fee:
Soccer, Tennis, T-Ball / Basketball, and other fun activities
Victoria Park Ball Field Clubhouse / Tennis Courts
$30.00 (resident) & $45.00 (non-resident)
Schedule for Victoria Park (Saturday) Program:
AGE GROUP DAY TIME
Age 3 – 4 Saturday 10 – 11 AM
Age 5 – 7 Saturday 11AM – 12 PM
Activities:
Day:
Location:
Fee:
Soccer, Basketball, Tennis, and T-Ball/Baseball
Saturday
Victoria Park (meet at the open field next to Kiwanis Dairy Bar)
$15.00 (resident) & $20.00 (non-resident)
Schedule for West Royalty Programs:
AGE GROUP DAYS TIME
Age 3 – 4 Monday & Wednesday 5:30 – 6:25 PM
Tuesday & Thursday 5:30 – 6:25 PM
Age 5 – 7 Tuesday & Thursday 6:30 – 7:30 PM
Activities:
Location:
Fee:
T-Ball/Baseball, Soccer, Basketball, and other fun games
West Royalty Community Centre and green space
$30.00 (resident) & $45.00 (non-resident)
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NOTE:
• Parents and legal guardians are required to stay with the age 3 – 4 year old
programs and are encouraged to stay with the 5 – 7 year old program to help out.
• If the weather is inclement the Victoria Park programs will be cancelled, please
contact the office if you are unsure on the status of the program.
For more information, please contact the Charlottetown Parks and Recreation
Department at 368-1025. You can register on-line via the City of Charlottetown
WEBSITE or drop into our office. Registration begins May 1.
BRIGHT FUTURES CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
Bright Futures Child Development Centre, located at 200 Richmond Street in
Charlottetown, accepts children ages infant to 4 years old. The centre is open
Monday to Friday from 7:15 AM to 5:30 PM. The program includes bowling,
creative activities, gym activities and much more. Bright Futures offers a Pre -
Kindergarten program in September from 8:45 – 11:15 AM for children 4 years
old.
For further information please contact owners: Lynn Arsenault 370-8282, or
email: brightfuturescdc@eastlink.ca.
CAREGIVER AND TOT PROGRAM
Offered by Four Neighborhoods Community Health Centre, located at 152 St.
Peter's Rd. The program is designed for children - birth to 4 years of age to have
an opportunity to interact with other children. It is our goal to increase parent's
positive parenting skills. It's a great chance for parents/caregivers to meet their
neighbours, to exchange helpful parenting tips and to develop a support network.
Activities include stories, games, crafts & a nutritious snack. Group meets
Monday & Thursday 9:30-11:30AM September - June
Registration is required.
For more information please contact CHC at 368-6931.
CHANCES DROP IN PLAY PROGRAM
Day & Time: Tues & Wed 9 – 11:45AM at West Kent School, 27 Viceroy Ave
Tuesday from 9 – 11:40 AM at 24 Ferry Rd, Cornwall
Friday Drop-in and Play from 9:30 – 11:30 AM at the
Stratford Town Hall Gym
Interactive playtime for parents/caregivers and their children birth – 6 years.
Make new friends and discover all sorts of fun things to do together. Choose the
location that is best for you!
For more information please contact 892-8744.
JUST FOR YOU CHILDREN’S CENTRE
Just for You Children’s Centre is an early years centre at 51 Watts Avenue in the
West Royalty Business Park. We accept children from infants up to school age.
Our program places an emphasis on Early Literacy, Early Numeracy, Science and
Creative Arts.
For more information please visit www.justforyou.ca or call 629-1226.
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SOCCER PROGRAMS
For information on mini soccer programs please check the YOUTH/TEEN section
of this brochure under Soccer.
T-BALL PROGRAMS
For information on T-ball programs please check the YOUTH/TEEN section of
this brochure under Baseball.
YOUTH / TEEN
ART
CONFEDERATION CENTRE ART GALLERY
Visual Art Summer Camps
The Confederation Centre’s Visual Arts Summer Camps are a fun-filled
week of art exploration and creation. The Centre's fully equipped Schurman
Family Studio is the ideal place to be immersed in creativity, working with
trained visual art educators in an enriching environment. With access to the
Confederation Centre Art Gallery, your young art enthusiast will explore, create
and have fun! Each week ends with an exhibition of your child's artwork. Art
Day Camps run July 4 – August 24, Monday through Friday.
Performing Arts Summer Camps
Come and play with us as we explore the world of drama, music, and dance.
Discover the magic of life under the lights, and let your imagination soar! Our
camps and specialty programs encourage creativity, self-confidence and team
building in a professional setting. Each camp ends with a demonstration of the
new skills your child has acquired. For ages 7 and up. Performing Arts Summer
Camps run July 3 – August 24
Join us in September for dance umbrella
Dance umbrella offers a variety of programs, including creative movement
for preschoolers over three years, ballet, modern dance, jazz, tap and musical
theatre. Classes begin in September. Registration for fall programs starts in early
August.
Confederation Centre Youth Chorus
For boys and girls ages 8 – 14, who love to sing and want to develop their
musical skills.
For full details on the all of these programs, please click on the Arts Education
tab at www.confederationcentre.com .
POTTERY IN THE PARK
PEI Potters Studio in Victoria Park (small white house next to tennis courts)
Children’s Class
A class for children aged 9-14 will be held on Saturday afternoons. While
creative exploration with clay is stressed, the class will provide beginners with
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the basics of clay preparation, a variety of hand-building techniques, glazing
and decorating and an introduction to wheel throwing. Students with previous
experience may focus more on wheel throwing. The class is taught by an
experienced potter and is small in size (maximum of 8). It is designed to be fun
as well as educational. Participants will get a thorough introduction to the art of
pottery making and have fun while creating their own pieces from start to finish.
Registration will be held on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM
at the studio
Saturdays: 1:30 to 3:30pm April 21 to June 23, 2012
$175 (includes clay)
For more information call Barb at 368-3268.
BASEBALL / SOFTBALL
CHARLOTTETOWN AREA MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION (CABA)
This summer Charlottetown is offering a minor baseball program for all youth
residing within the boundaries established by Baseball PEI. The CABA offers
programs for players based on their age as of January 1, 2012.
Rookie (ages 5 – 7) born in 2004 to 2006
Mosquito (ages 8 – 11) born in 2001 to 2003
Peewee (ages 12 – 13) born in 1999 or 2000
Bantam (ages 14 – 15) born in 1997 or 1998
Midget (ages 16 – 18) born in 1994 to 1996
Registration
Dates/Times:
Location:
Fees:
Saturday, April 28 and May 5 from 9 AM – 12 PM
Wednesday, May 2 from 6 – 8 PM
West Royalty Community Centre
Rookies ($70 Resident – $85 Non Resident)
All others ($100 Resident - $115 Non Resident)
For further information contact Dave MacIsaac at domacisaac@hotmail.com.
SHERWOOD PARKDALE MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION (SPMBA)
The SPMBA offers a baseball program for children ages 5 - 18 years (T-Ball to
Youth) allowing each player to compete at their own level. Programs start in
May/June depending on the age level.
Registration
Dates/Times: Sat, April 28 from 10 AM - 12 PM
Wed, May 2 from 6 PM - 8 PM
Location:
Fees:
Maplewood Room, 2nd Floor Cody Banks Arena.
T-Ball and Rookie - $70 (Resident) $85 (Non Resident)
Mosquito – Midget - $100 (Resident) $115 (Non Resident)
For information on fees, rep team tryout, conditions camps, etc. please visit the
SPMBA website via www.baseballpei.ca or contact SPMBA president Joe Ryan
at: ryanj@eastlink.ca.
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WEST ROYALTY SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
The West Royalty Softball Association offers a softball program for girls in the
Greater Charlottetown and surrounding area. This program offers fun, quality
skill development, and opportunity for new friendships.
Girl Ages: 7 - 21 years
Levels: mini mites (U8), mites (U10), squirts (U12), peewee (U14), bantam
(U16) and midget (U18), Junior (U21).
New for 2012 our association is looking to offer a boys program. If
interested please contact us.
Registration:
Dates/Times:
Location:
Fees:
Saturday, April 21 and April 28 from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wednesday, April 25 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM
West Royalty Community Centre, 1 Kirkdale Road
$85 Resident and $100 Non Resident
“Come Try Softball Program” on Thursday March 29 & Thursday April 5 at
West Royalty School, from 6:30-8:00 PM
This is an introduction to softball geared towards new players aged 12 and
under. Free of Charge
Spring Training
This will be a 4 – 6 week program to help players get ready for the season.
Limited spaces available, so register early! Fee - $20
For more information please contact Chris Halliwell at 367-1600 or Terry
MacCormac at 368-2052 or email westroyaltysoftball@gmail.com.
BOWLING
MURPHY’S COMMUNITY CENTRE
Located in the heart of downtown Charlottetown, the Murphy’s Community
Centre houses the largest bowling alley on PEI. Murphy’s Bowling Centre has
been the hub of bowling on the Island for over 40 years. The Centre’s 14 lanes
of five pin bowling offers open, regular, and glow-in-the dark bowling, as well
as many leagues for youth, adult, and senior bowlers.
The Murphy’s Bowling Centre continues to offer the ever-popular “Glow in the
Dark Bowling Pizza Packages” which includes bowling and shoe rental for 75
minutes, party space for an hour, pizza and soft drink. Special group rates are
available to schools, church groups, day cares, and/or day camps. The Glow
Bowling is certainly popular for the casual bowler with disco lighting, satellite
music from over 100 stations and glowing lanes.
For availability of lanes, please contact us at 892-1719 ext 1, email: bowling@
murphyscommunitycentre.com or visit: www.murphyscommunitycentre.com.
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CYCLING
RIGID RIDERS MOUNTAIN BIKE CLUB
The Rigid Riders are a Cycling PEI sanctioned mountain bike club committed
to providing mountain bike opportunities and teaching technical riding skills to
riders of all abilities and ages. The club meets in Charlottetown every Thursday
night rain or shine May through September at the Hillsborough Park Community
Centre and riding to the East Royalty Trails. The club is open to youth ages 5 –
17 years old and adults.
For more information on this program or any other Cycling PEI program please
check out http://cpei.ca/clubs or contact 368-4985
or email mconnolly@sportpei.pe.ca.
DAY CAMPS, AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS & SPORT CAMPS
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF CHARLOTTETOWN AFTER SCHOOL
PROGRAM
Offered from September to June (Mon-Fri) from 2 – 6 PM. Our licensed facility
offers an arts & crafts room, a games room, a large kitchen for our kids in the
kitchen component, a resource area with computers, an audio visual room, and
a gymnasium. We offer a superb child to staff ratio, and all activities are led by
enthusiastic and experienced staff with a variety of special skills in education,
recreation, and leadership. We offer full days programs during parent/teacher
interview days, professional development days, Christmas and March Breaks
and Summer Vacations.
Spaces fill up quick in all of our programs. Register early!!
Rates: Full time (3 or more days per week) $50 for one child, $90 for two
children and $125 for three or more children. Part-time (1 – 2 days per week)
$25 for one child, $40 for two children and $60 for three or more children.
For more information please contact Jessica MacKenzie, Program’s Supervisor
at 892-2223, jessica@bgcharlottetown.com or Krista Shaw, Executive Director
at 892-1817, krista@bgcharlottetown.com or visit www.bgchtown.org .
CARI COMPLEX CAMPS
Fun in the Sun Day Camp
Camps will run June 27 and end August 31. Our mission is for your child to
have an unforgettable summer! Our fun and energetic staff are ready to make
2012 a year to remember – join in the fun.
Boating & Junior Outdoor Club
Give your child more than just a day camp experience, these camps teach
children skills that last a lifetime! Children will participate in either the Junior
Outdoor Club (ages 6-8) where they will learn about the fundamentals of
outdoor ethics & respect for the environment or the Boating program (ages
9-12) where they will focus on the fundamentals of rowing and canoeing as well
as boat safety. These camps are offered in partnership with the Canadian Red
Cross. Camps are two weeks in duration.
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Participants can register in either a half-day program or a full day program.
Lunch program is available for participants of the full day program.
Sessions begin: July 02, July 16, July 30 & August 13.
Just Add Water Camps
These camps are especially designed for water-lovers! Campers will spend the
morning in the water participating in the Lifesaving Society's Swim for Life
program (swimming lessons), and then continue having fun participating in
aquatic sports! Options include waterpolo, diving, aqua squirts, underwater
hockey & junior lifeguard program.
Weekly camps running from July 2 - August 31, 2012
Weekly Specialty Camps
An active summer is a fun summer! We offer traditional one-week day camps
where the focus is on learning, playing & having fun. Our weekly camps are
new & exciting each week so that your child can't wait for Monday morning!
Sometimes you might find yourself exploring the ocean, and the next week you
could be hanging out with Harry Potter at Hogwarts. Who knows what's next?
Daily Drop-ins
Is your child complaining about being bored all the time? Register your child
for a single day any time over the summer to keep them active. Swimming,
sports, arts & crafts and so much more! Register today!
For more information visit our website at www.caripei.ca or call the CARI
Control Desk at 569-4584, ext 0.
Pre-registration is required for all camps. Registration can be completed online
or in person at the Control & Information Desk. Registration for all camps will
begin May 3.
CHARLOTTETOWN PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
WEST ROYALTY SUMMER DAY CAMP
This is the thirteenth year for the Charlottetown Parks and Recreation
Department’s West Royalty Summer Day Camp.
This camp offers lots of FUN activities.
Location: West Royalty Community Centre (1 Kirkdale Rd)
Dates: Beginning June 27 and ending August 24, 2012
Times: Monday to Friday – 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Ages: Kindergarten – Grade 6
(The child must have been in Kindergarten)
Fee:
$100/week (resident) and $120/week (non-resident)
*Note: The first week will only be 3 days, the fee is $75 (resident) $90 (nonresident)
there will be NO camp on Monday July 2
Spaces are limited, so be sure to register early. Registration begins May 1.
Tuesdays and Thursdays will be FIELD TRIP days! Typical activities include
swimming, tours, amusement parks, and much more.
All regular day activities will take place at the West Royalty Community Centre.
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The facility has a gym, kitchen, and a classroom type room. Some activities
include arts & crafts, cooking, theme days, gym activities, movies, park
activities and much more. Participants must bring their own lunch. There
will be snacks provided twice daily.
For more information please contact the Parks and Recreation office at 368-
1025. To register, please drop into the Recreation office,
located at City Hall – 199 Queen Street.
CHARLOTTETOWN PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
EAST ROYALTY SUMMER DAY CAMP
This is the eighth year for the Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department’s
East Royalty Summer Day Camp. This camp offers lots of FUN activities.
Location: Malcolm Darrach Community Centre (1 Avonlea Drive)
Dates: Beginning June 27 and ending August 24, 2012
Times: Monday to Friday – 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Ages: Kindergarten – Grade 6 (The child must have been in
Kindergarten)
Fee:
$100/week (resident) and $120/week (non-resident)
*Note: The first week will only be 3 days the fee is $75 (resident) $90 (nonresident)
there will be NO camp on Monday July 2
Spaces are limited, so be sure to register early. Registration begins May 1.
Wednesday and Friday will be FIELD TRIP days! Typical activities include
swimming, tours, amusement parks, and much more.
All regular day activities will take place at the Malcolm Darrach Community
Center. The facility has a large open room, kitchen, and a classroom type
room. Some activities include arts & crafts, cooking, theme days, movies, park
activities and much more. Participants must bring their own lunch. There will
be snacks provided twice daily.
For more information please contact the Parks and Recreation
office at 368-1025. To register, please drop into the Recreation Office,
located at City Hall – 199 Queen Street.
CHARLOTTETOWN PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CAMPS (ages 11 – 15 years)
This is the eleventh summer for the Charlottetown Parks and Recreation
Department to be offering Outdoor Adventure Camps for youth ages 11 – 15
years old. The camps are coed unless otherwise stated. There will be a number
of different one-day camps offered during July and August, offering activities
such as: Paintball, Laser Tag, Kayaking/Canoeing, Biking, Horseback
Riding, Orienteering and other activities. Camp dates and details will be
available by the middle of May.
Fee: $30 (Resident) & $40 (Non-resident) per camp.
These fees include all activities and food for the camps. Spaces are limited!
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For more information please contact the Parks and Recreation office at
368-1025. Registration will be accepted starting May 31. You may register
online via the City’s website www.charlottetown.ca or drop into the Recreation
Office, located at City Hall – 199 Queen Street.
KIDS CULINARY BOOT CAMP
Kids “R” Kookin 1 (Ages 7 – 17) - $299 plus GST / Dates: July 3-6, July 16-19,
Aug 6-9
If your kids always want to help out in the kitchen, or if you'd like to get your
youngster excited about food, do we have a four-day camp for you! Kids 'R'
Kookin' takes the concept of summer camp to a whole new level. The Culinary
Institute of Canada offers kids aged 7 to 17 the opportunity to learn how to cook
from the very best. Our camps features action packed days in the kitchen, where
they learn all about culinary arts through demonstrations and hands-on experience,
we will also spend a day on a farm, finding out where their food comes from!
Kids "R" Kookin' 2- (ages 12-17) - $299 plus GST / Dates: July 9-12, July 13-16
An advanced class for those seasoned kids in the kitchen! We take things to a
whole new level. For kids 12-17, we will explore some local flavours and refine
their kitchen skills. We prepare items for Brunch, Desserts and Appetizers. We
will also spend a day on a farm, finding out where their food comes from and do a
little farming of their own! Our camp features action packed days in the kitchen,
where they learn all about culinary arts through demonstrations and hands-on
experience. Spaces are limited, book today!
For more information please call 566-9305, email bootcamps@hollandcollege.
com or visit www.culinarybootcamps.com.
INTRO TO SPORTS PROGRAM
The Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department will once again be offering
their Intro to Sports Program to children ages 5 – 7 years old.
Please check the PRE-SCHOOL section of this brochure for information.
MURPHY’S COMMUNITY CENTRE SUMMER SCHOOL AGE DAY
CAMP PROGRAM
The Murphy’s Community Centre is pleased to offer an After School Program
and Summer Camp Program under the direction of Patrick MacDonald. The
Community Centre is centrally located in the heart of historical Charlottetown
and ensures working parents are provided with quality year round child care for
their school aged children kindergarten to age 12.
The Murphy’s Community Centre School Age program and Summer Day Camp
are built on the premise of mind, body and spirit. Any child who is registered
with us will receive a well rounded, high quality program that promotes team
play and encourages individual expression.
The Centre offers a full day program, 7:30AM-6PM, during parent/teacher
interview days, professional development days, storm days, Christmas break,
March break and summer vacation.
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For further information please contact Patrick MacDonald, School
Age Program Manager, at 892-1719 ext 2, email pmacdonald@
murphyscommunitycentre.com or visit: www.murphyscommunitycentre.com.
THE ADVENTURE GROUP ADVENTURE CAMP
Adventure Camp 2012 will be celebrating the cultures in our Province which
include Native, French, and English. Activities may include the R.O.P.E.S
course, drama, art, and sports, creating movies, science and the environment.
The campers will have the opportunity to learn leadership skills, increase selfesteem
and make healthy choices. This camp is open to youth ages 9-14. The
cost is $125.00. Please ask about our community-sponsored bursaries.
For information on camp dates please call 628-8668. Register early as we are
usually creating a waiting list by the end of May.
THE ADVENTURE GROUP AFTER-SCHOOL CLUB
The Adventure Group Youth Club is an after-school program for youth ages 12-
15. Some of the activities include: Community Service, Active living, Cooking,
Co-operative Sports, Art activities, and home work help.
For more information, call Rae at 628-8668 or go to our website at
www.adventuregrouppei.ca.
UPEI PANTHER CAMPS 2012 (20th Anniversary)
UPEI is pleased to present our 2012 Panther Camp offerings:
Day Camps: In its 20th year of providing quality children’s camps. Our camps
are designed for children entering grades 1 – 6. All camps are staffed with
qualified enthusiastic High Five Instructors.
Varsity Sport Camps: Children aged 8 – 16 are instructed by Panther coaches
and players.
Girls Only Camps: Just us Girls, Dance Camp, Food Fun & Fitness, Design
Diva’s, Dance & Design and Fashion
Boys Only Camps: Bust a Move, Mister Chef, and Gizmo’s N Gadgets
Sport Camps: Extreme Sports, Multi Sport, Outdoor Sports, Mini Basketball &
Volleyball
Fun & Fitness Camps: Fun & Fitness and Swim Kids
Varsity Sport Camps: Basketball and Soccer
Mini University Camps: The Great Outdoors, Science , CSI, ART, Shutterbugs,
Robotics, Hide N’ Seeking, Someone’s in the Kitchen, Centre Stage, Lights
Camera Action, The Big Dig and All around the World
For detailed camp descriptions, dates and prices please check out our website at
www.upei.ca or email panthercamps@upei.ca
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Y’s MEN SUMMER DAY CAMP PROGRAM
Our weekly day camp places an emphasis on fun, group games, art & crafts,
sports, tours, swimming, and a weekly trip to various beaches etc. Each week
our camp has a different theme.
Our hours of operations are 7:30AM- 5:30PM Monday to Friday. We offer a
pizza day and a hot dog day.
Registration fee is $50 ($25 of this fee goes toward the first week fees). Cost per
week is $110 or $23 per day. We are located at the Sherwood Rec Hall (ONLY)
during the summer.
For more information and to register, please call 892-0292 or 892-2455 or
e-mail tracey@pei.aibn.com.
Y’s MEN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Daily programming is done at six locations (West Royalty, Westwood, West
Kent, Spring Park, Sherwood, and Glen Stewart) with many indoor and outdoor
activities. The children have many activities to choose from on a daily basis. As
well some centres offer morning programs.
Registration: The registration fee is $30 per person and $35 per family. A
program fee is also charged.
Time:
Monday – Friday 2:00PM until 6:00PM and mornings run
7:30 – 8:30 AM.
Daily snacks are provided. As well we are open all "storm days" and PD Days.
For more information, please call 892-0292 or email tracey@pei.aibn.com.
FOOTBALL
PRIVATEERS FOOTBALL CLUB
The club offers tackle football at senior (adult) and youth levels. Youth levels
include Varsity at ages 16 – 18 and Bantam at ages 13 – 15.
For information, contact Terry Allen at thecompetencygroup.com or 566-1987.
FUNDING SUPPORT
KIDSPORT PEI - SO ALL KIDS CAN PLAY! (A program of Sport PEI)
The KidSport Fund is a program to help financially disadvantaged families
receive funding to participate in sports.
To receive an application or for more information, please call 368-4110 or visit,
www.sportpei.pe.ca and go to the KidSport link. To support KidSport PEI,
please send donations to P.O. Box 302, Charlottetown, PE, C1A 7K7.
CANADIAN TIRE JUMPSTART
Canadian Tire JumpStart is a charitable program created by the Canadian Tire
Jumpstart Charities, to help kids in need from 4 – 18 years old. This program is
national in scope but local in its focus, Canadian Tire JumpStart helps kids in
need to participate by providing funds to help offset the cost of registration fees
and equipment. The PEI Local Chapter is made up of community leaders from
KidSport PEI, Recreation PEI, and Canadian Tire Associate Dealers.
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To apply to the Canadian Tire JumpStart, please contact one of the following
organizations:
For provincial organized sport - KidSport PEI at 368-4110 and for
Recreational Activities call Recreation PEI at 892-6445.
GOLF
CANADIAN GOLF ACADEMY
All of our junior golf programs nurture integrity, confidence, respect and
important life skills in every child: Girls Club Golf Club Camps and the CN
Future Links Programs begin as early as May and end later in August while our
week-long junior camps begin July 2 until September 27. The week long camps
run Monday to Friday either in the morning or afternoon depending on the age
of the group with a cost of $195 +GST for 15 hours of instruction. Student –
Teaching ratio is 8:1.
For more information please call 1-888-698-4653, email learn@
canadiangolfacademy.ca or visit our website at www.canadiangolfacademy.ca.
GYMNASTICS
ISLAND GYMNASTICS ACADEMY
The Island Gymnastic Academy, located at Holland College Royalty Centre,
offers programs for children of all ages.
Summer Schedule:
FULL DAY CAMPS
Time: 9 AM - Noon / 1 - 3:30 PM (Mon – Fri) July 2 – August 31
Fee: $175 for 1 week / $300 for 2 weeks / $425 for 3 weeks / $525
for 4 weeks
HALF DAY CAMPS
Times: AM SESSION (9 AM – 12 PM)
PM SESSION (12:30 – 3:30 PM)
Fees: 1st session is $90 and then decreases by $5 for each additional session.
Session 9 is $25 and the 10th session is FREE.
Please call the Island Gymnastics Academy at 566-3935 or visit www.
islandgymnasticsacademy.com for more information and details on classes and
registration.
HOCKEY
ANDREWS HOCKEY GROWTH PROGRAMS
North America's Top Hockey Training Program offers:
- World Renowned Summer Foundational Programs
- High Performance-Elite Training Camps, Magic Hands, Young Guns, Elite
Shooters & Defensemen’s Specialty Camps
- Top Rated Goaltending Program offered Each Week during summer!
- Year Round Training at Hockey Haven Synthetic Ice Centre
- Off-Ice Training for Teams & Individuals at Andrews Sport Science Centre
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For more information Call Toll Free: 1-877-936-6699,
E-mail: info@hockeygrowth.com or check out our website at
www.hockeygrowth.com.
LIBRARY PROGRAMS
CONFEDERATION CENTRE PUBLIC LIBRARY CHILDREN’S
LIBRARY
SUMMER PROGRAM TD NATIONAL SUMMER READING CLUB
THEME, 2012 - “Imagine!”
Make it a plan to read your way to improved reading skills this summer. And
have fun doing it! Come to the library for exciting activities to support your
enjoyment of reading. Check out the TD National Summer Reading Club site at
www.td-club-td.ca. Registration for the TD National Summer Reading Club will
begin on Wednesday, June 27 with a party from 10:30 – 11:30 AM. There will
be entertainment, giveaways, refreshments and Special Guest: Mr. Magic.
Registrations will be taken until the end of July during the hours that the
Children’s Library is staffed: Monday, Friday and Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10 AM – 8 PM and Sunday 1 – 5 PM. There
will be free materials to be picked up, so registration should be done in person.
The TD National Summer Reading Club is open to children of all ages (this
includes those that are read to). Preschoolers can have parents/caregivers record
the books that have been read to them.
Regular Events during the summer:
Summer programs for Elementary school aged children
Join Children’s Library staff for splashing summer fun!
The program is held from 10 - 11:30 AM on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
starting July 3 (no program on July 2) until mid-August. Programs to support
your summer reading - on the agenda will be a mixture of stories, games,
activities and fun. Children ages 5 to 12 are welcome!
Wednesday mornings are for the younger crowd - babies to age 4.
Family Puppet Plays - Wednesdays at 10:00 AM July to mid-August
Family Story Time - Wednesdays at 10:30 AM July to mid-August
Tuesdays in July 1:30 - 2:30 PM
“Knitlit for Kids”- A children’s knitting circle for ages 8 and up. Learn to knit
and hear some knitting stories. Both boys and girls wanted!
Every second Wednesday in July until mid-August 1:30 - 2:30 PM
Junior Book Club - Join the club and discuss your books - ages 8 and up.
CHESS Club for ages 8 and up - Thursdays in July 1:30 until 2:30PM
Special Events during the summer:
TEDDY BEAR’S PICNIC
This year’s annual picnic will be held on Friday, July 6 from 11:30 AM until
1:00 PM Bears, children and adults bring their own picnic lunch.
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Meet in the Children’s Library and there will be a walk to a neighborhood park
where we will eat, enjoy stories, games and a puppet play.
Everyone welcome! (Inclement weather: the picnic will be cancelled).
ORIGAMI for ages 6 and up - Wednesday, August 3 at 1:30 PM
ANIMAL TOY AND TREAT DRIVE
You are invited to donate an animal toy or treat for one of the homeless animals
at the PEI Humane Society Shelter. There will be a special drop off container
to leave your donations - let’s fill it to the top!! (Please, animal toys only, no
funds). This drive will start in early June and end on August 8, the day the
members of the PEI Humane Society plan to visit and read stories.
Closing Ceremonies:
Come to a closing party to celebrate the reading that you have done to date this
summer. Bring your reading logbooks and receive a reading certificate. The
closing will take place on Tuesday, August 14 - 10:30 AM until 11:30 AM.
Note: Continue to read until the end of August. Reading certificates will still be
available.
TEEN SUMMER READING CLUB: June 26 - August 18.
For information call 368-4642.
Public Access Computers
There are several public access computers in the Children’s Library. Four
computers are connected to the Internet, so parents need to sign an Internet
Acceptable Use Policy Form for each child. Parents should register children
in person. A computer with Internet may be booked for one hour per day. You
may call ahead to book a computer. There are also two Early Literacy Stations
(which are not hooked up to the Internet), which have a wide range of programs
for entertainment and learning. Discover Tumblebooks at the library this
summer. The Tumble Book Library is a collection of animated; talking picture
books, which teach children the joy of reading in a format, they’ll love.
For additional information about the TD Summer Reading club and summer
library programs, contact Mary Lou at 368-4644 or email mlhansen@gov.pe.ca
or visit the library website at http://www.library.pe.ca. All library programs are
free. Due to space limitations, groups are advised to call ahead when planning
a visit. Children are not to be left unattended in the library at any time.
MARTIAL ARTS
CHARLOTTETOWN CHITO RYU KARATE CLUB EST 1970
- Excellent physical conditioning
- Strong mental discipline
- Proven method of self defense
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Little Dragons (ages 5 - 8): Thursdays 6 – 6:40 PM
Junior Class (ages 9 –12): Thursdays 6:45 -7:30 PM
Teens and Adults: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 7:30-9 PM
Kobujutsu (Classical Okinawan Weapons) Class: Friday 5:45 – 7:15 PM
Location: Sport PEI (House of Sport), 40 Enman Crescent
In addition to regularly scheduled classes, students are given the option to
participate in various karate tournaments throughout the year. The Charlottetown
Karate Club is a member of the National Karate Association.
For more information contact Ken Roper at 892-3640 or visit www.
charlottetownkarate.com.
FENCING
Fencing is a modern Western martial art combining mind, body, and spirit. There
are tournaments throughout the year within the Maritimes as well as across
Canada and beyond. You can participate recreationally or competitively. Both
group and private lessons are taught.
For more information please contact Philip Stewart at 566-1073 or check out
people.upei.ca/fencing/
KARATE
Karate classes for children will be offered Saturday from 2:15 – 2:45PM
beginning in mid-September at the PATH - 344 University Avenue. This class
will be suitable for those aged 7-10 years. The focus will be on developing
balance, coordination and general fitness. This will be a non-competitive,
non-contact class that will introduce basic karate techniques as well as strive to
enhance self-esteem and confidence. Class size will be limited to 10 students.
Contact Greg at 892-4658 for more information
KOED BOXING CLUB
Open to youth & adults both male and female. You can compete at a competitive
or recreation level.
For more information please contact Howard Watts 569-9499 cell / 672-1389
koedboxing@hotmail.com or John Chaisson 368-7571.
MEIBUKAN KARATE DOJO
Children: Mon / Wed / Fri 6 to 7 PM
Teaching traditional Okinawan Goju-ryu 3 nights a week, the MKD is suitable
for ages from 6 and up. Classes take place at the Sherwood Rec Hall on Maple
Ave & are available for both children and adults.
For more information go to our webpage at www.meibukankaratedojo.com or
email brock@meibukankaratedojo.com.
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PEI TAEKWONDO
Join Taekwondo and learn something new while getting in shape. With certified
BlackBelts as instructors, children gain confidence and improve focus in a fun
yet structured environment. Similarly, adults will improve their strength and
conditioning while learning self-defense. Try our Basics classes for free for two
weeks. We have new people joining all the time with introductory classes for
children (4-8), kids (8-12) and adults/teens. Don’t be nervous … although we
kick, we don’t bite ;)
Call (902) 314-KICK (5425) and ask about our “Intro Special” or visit www.
peitaekwondo.com for more information.
RIKIDOKAN MARTIAL ARTS CLUB
- Judo Youth Classes: Tuesday and Thursday 6:00–7:15 PM (Ages 5 – 13)
- Wrestling Monday & Friday 5:00–6:30 PM/Tuesday 4:30–6PM
- Open Practice: Saturday 10:00–11:30 AM
- Jiu–Jitsu Wednesdays 5:00PM / Thursday 8:30–10:00PM/Sunday
4:00PM
Location: Classes are held in the Holland College Royalty Centre – House of Sport.
For additional information please contact John Wilbert at 892-3805
or email john@rikidokan.ca.
MUSIC LESSONS
GUITAR LESSONS WITH JEFF MORRIS AT NATIONAL MUSIC
Teaching a variety of styles, beginner through advanced, all ages welcome.
Jeff is a Grant MacEwan College Music Graduate in Jazz Studies (Guitar
Performance) with 16 years of professional teaching experience. Instruction in
guitar, bass, music theory, and song writing available.
Jeff has extensive performing and recording experience, having released three
albums and numerous radio singles, while sharing Canadian stages with artists
such as Bryan Adams, Steve Earle, Tom Cochrane, and The Hip.
For more information please contact Jeff at 620-8291 , jeff@jeffmorris.net .
PIANO LESSONS WITH HELEN HOLMAN (ARCT)
Registered with the PEI Music Teachers Association, Helen has 25 years
experience teaching students of all ages and skill levels. Classical to popular
piano styles, ear training, and theory available. Festival, exam preparation
and performance opportunities. Studio located on Prince Charles Drive in the
Brighton area of Charlottetown.
For more information call 566-1434.
PEI REGISTERED MUSIC TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION (PEIRMTA)
Looking for a qualified music teacher? Look no further than the PEIRMTA. Our
members offer lessons in piano, voice, violn, flute, theory and mych more, with
locations across PEI. Students who study with Registered Music Teachers have
opportunities for regular performance, workshops and awards. We are affiliated
with the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers’ Association (CFMTA).
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For more info visit to www.peirmta.ca
SOCCER
SHERWOOD PARKDALE RANGERS SOCCER CLUB
MINI SOCCER: Play two evenings per week
Children must be 3 years old by June 1, 2012
2008 – 2009 Under 4 (mixed)
2006 - 2007 Under 6 (mixed)
2004 - 2005 Under 8 (mixed)
2002 - 2003 Under 10 (boy/girls)
YOUTH SOCCER
2000 - 2001 Under 12 (boys/girls)
1998 - 1999 Under 14 (boys/girls)
1996 - 1997 Under 16 (boys/girls
1994 - 1995 Under 18 (boys/girls)
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
Dates & times: Saturday April 14 from 10 AM – 2 PM
Location: House of Sport – Holland College Royalty Centre, 40 Enman
Crescent
Mini fees: Resident $80 / Non Resident $95
Youth fees: Resident $105 / Non Resident $120
PLEASE NOTE:
A $20.00 late registration fee will apply to late registrations, which will be taken
at the Parks and Recreation office after the April registration date. Pending the
number of registrations, late registrants may not be guaranteed team placement.
Payments for late registrations must be cash or check only.
For further information please check out www.sherwoodrangers.org, or email
contact@sherwoodrangers,org.
WINSLOE CHARLOTTETOWN ROYALS FC (WCRFC)
The club offers soccer for all ages (recreational and competitive).
- WCRFC Soccer Academy
- Programs for Under 4 (coed – parent coaches)
- Programs for Under 6, Under 8 and Under 10 (girls and boys).
- Watch your kids have fun and improve their skills under the direction of our
Academy coaches.
- Two locations – Simmons Sports Complex and West Royalty Soccer Complex.
- Premier and First Division Youth Teams – Under 12 to Under18 (male &
female)
- Senior Women’s and Men’s Teams
REGISTRATION:
Dates and Times: Saturday, April 7 and 14, from 9AM – 12:00PM and
Wednesday April 18 from 7 – 9PM
Location: West Royalty Community Centre (1 Kirkdale Rd)
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Date and Time:
Location:
Saturday, April 14, from 9AM – 12:00PM
Murphy’s Community Recreation Centre (200 Richmond St)
Registrations can be done online with a credit card at www.
winsloecharlottetownfc.ca. There will also be a small surcharge for all online
registrations.
Fees: WCRFC Academy Fees: U4 $70 / U6 & U8 $80 / U10 $95
Youth Fees: U12 to U18 $110
Senior Fees: $125
(Non-Resident fees add $15/player)
Late registrations will be accepted at the Parks and Recreation Office at City
Hall after the April registration. A $20 late fee will apply on ALL Registrations
starting May 1. Payments for late registrations must be cash or check only.
For more information visit our website at www.winsloecharlottetownfc.ca or
contact Elaine MacRae at 368-9321 or email venice2003@hotmail.com.
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TABLE TENNIS
PEI TABLE TENNIS
Athletes can become a member of the PEITTA at anytime; registration is
only $100, which also includes liability insurance. Practices are scheduled on
Monday for novice players and Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursdays for advanced
players from 6:30 –8:30PM. Thursday evenings are for recreational leagues and
Saturday’s are for players who are trying out for provincial teams. In April the
association will be hosting a pre game tryouts for team selections for the Atlantic
Championships being held in St Johns, Newfoundland. Qualifiers from these
championships will be attending the national championship in British Columbia
in July.
For more information contact Najam Chistie at 368-2360.
TENNIS
VICTORIA PARK TENNIS CLUBHOUSE & COURT SUPERVISION HOURS
Hours: May 19 – June 30 Mon. – Fri. 5 – 10 PM
& Sat. – Sun. 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
July 1 – Aug 31 Mon. – Sun. 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
& Mon. – Fri. 5 – 10 PM
Sept 1 – 30
Mon. – Fri. 5 – 10 PM
& Sat. – Sun. 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Oct. 1 – 30
Mon. – Fri. 6 – 8 PM
& Sat. – Sun. 10 AM – 12 PM
Play is free, except under the lights at which time there is a cost of $5 for 45 minutes
per court. “Tennis at the Park”, City of Charlottetown & Tennis PEI programs /
events have priority on the courts. At least 3 courts are kept available for first come
first serve public use with the exception of 1or2 times each week & during a couple
weekend events per summer.
TENNIS AT THE PARK (Victoria Park)
Brian Hall in cooperation with the Charlottetown Parks and Recreation
Department will be delivering the tennis programming and providing the court
supervision. TATP programs are staffed by Tennis Canada certified coaches
Tennis Canada’s Progressive Tennis program is utilized in all youth programming.
REGISTRATION DATES – MAY 12 & 19 from 9AM – NOON @ Victoria Park
Courts
Registration is also available during Tennis Clubhouse Hours after May 22.
Register early to guarantee a spot. For more information visit www.tennispei.ca,
email tennispei@gmail.com or call 629-6920.
Junior Play Tennis After-school & Summer Morning Tennis Program
Fun 4-week session that includes practice, instruction, games and tournament play.
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Costs: Spring / Fall Program $35 per session (resident)
$48 per session (Non-residents)
Summer Program $45 per session (resident)
$58 per session (Non resident)
Full Day and Half Day Tennis Camps
Tennis is the focus. Tennis skill, drills, games, and matches plus some other
activities to round out the day like swimming, soccer and Frisbee.
9AM to 4 PM Monday to Friday or half days from 9AM – 12PM
Boys and Girls 6 to 10 July 2 – 6 / July 16 – 20 / July 30 – August 3
Boys and Girls 11 to 17 July 9 – 13 / July 23 – 27 / August 6 – 10
Cost: $164 per week camp / Morning half day camps are $90
Early Drop-off and or late pick-up are available for an additional fee.
2012 Rookie and Progressive Junior Tennis Tour
Cost: $15/person/event Registration Deadline: 2 days prior to event
1st entry fee includes a T-Shirt and Tennis PEI Membership. Each entry fee
includes a minimum of 3 matches, BBQ and prizes. Checkout www.tennispei.ca
for schedule and registration details.
Growing Tennis Athletes
Fitness for developing all the athletic skills needed to play tennis at the highest
level. Speed, Strength, Coordination, Agility, Flexibility, Endurance, and Power.
Junior Advanced and High Performance Tennis Training
For those interested in competing up to those training for Canada Games & Nationals
April 30 – May 25 (11 classes) M/W/F 4 – 6PM $264
May 28 – June 22 (11 classes) M/W/F 4 – 6PM $264
June 25 – July 26 (20 classes) M – TH 1 – 3 PM $480
July30 – August 25 (20 classes) M – TH 1 – 3 PM $480
Sept 5 – 28 (11 classes) M/W/F 4 – 6 PM $264
2 days/ week & 1 week Camps are available Drop-ins $30/class
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For information on additional tennis programs visit: www.tennispei.ca or call
629-6920. For information on Adult Programming please refer to the
ADULT / SENIOR section of the brochure.
SKATEBOARD, ROLLERBLADE & BMX
CHARLOTTETOWN SKATE PARK
The Charlottetown Skate Park features a variety of concrete and polyboard
ramps for beginners and the more skilled skaters.
Park Location: Victoria Park (behind Memorial Ball Field)
Rules for Park Use
• Use at your own risk.
• The park is open from Monday – Saturday 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM and Sunday
10 AM – 9 PM during the summer season. Spring and Fall season hours of
operation will be posted at the facility.
• The park is supervised during high usage times. A schedule will be posted on
site. Please note the park will be unsupervised at all other times.
• Safety Helmets are required.
• The use of other protective equipment (i.e., elbow pads, kneepads, and wrist
protection) is highly recommended.
• Use of the park during inclement weather is prohibited.
• Smoking, alcohol and drugs are not permitted within the Skate Park or on the
surrounding property.
• Please help keep the area clean. Use the trash receptacles.
• The Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department maintains the facility.
For more information or to bring any concerns or issues to our attention please
contact us at 368-1025.
YOUTH / TEEN GROUPS
CULTURAL CONNECTIONS PROGRAM NATIVE COUNCIL OF PEI
The Cultural Connections Program is funded by Canadian Heritage through
the Cultural Connections for Aboriginal Youth funding initiative. It is a safe
and secure environment for youth to gain a sense of belonging, enhance their
self-esteem and to assist in their personal development through youth driven
planning and implementation of cultural, educational, social and recreational
activities. Our target group is Aboriginal youth between the ages of 10-29 and
their non-Aboriginal friends. There is no registration fee or cost for any program
or activity.
Some of the activities we will be holding from April to August 2012 are:
Sweat Lodge Ceremony, attending Pow Wow’s, Regalia Making, weekly drum
group meetings, Drum making, Aboriginal Day at Confederation Landing,
getting fit with UFIT and Zumba, swimming at CARI Pool, ball hockey
tournament, deep sea fishing, canoeing, kayaking, plus much more!
For more information contact Naomi Crane - Aboriginal Youth Coordinator
with the Native Council of PEI at 6 F.J. McAulay Court, Charlottetown, PE C1A
9M7, by phone at 892-5314 or email at youth@ncpei.com. Feel free to visit our
web page at www.ncpei.com.
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CHARLOTTETOWN TEEN ZONE
Hey teens looking for something to do? Come drop into the Charlottetown Teen
Zone, located downstairs in Murphy's Community Centre in room 108. The
Teen Zone is open to youth ages 12 to 18 with no fees charged.
Hours of operation: Tues-Fri 3 - 9PM and Sat 1-7PM
Summer Hours: Monday – Friday 10AM – 6PM.
The Charlottetown Teen Zone is a great place to hang out and/or join in lots of
fun activities such as Glow Bowling, gym and sports activities, art, video games,
pool and much more. Also be sure to check out our new youth dances!
For more information please contact Meaghan Grant at 892-1719 ext 4 or 394-
0760. Email mgrant@murphyscommunitycentre.com, or join us on Facebook
under Charlottetown Teenzone.
SURVIVAL CENTRE FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS
(Proudly supported by the Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty)
Drop in centre for the City’s homeless and at risk youth offering:
Hot meals
Computer access
Personal hygiene products
Job & housing board
Laundry facilities
Shower facilities
Referrals to appropriate community services
Located at 35 St. Peter’s Road (across from the Parkdale Pharmacy), the
Survival Centre For Youth is open Monday-Friday from 5:30- 9PM.
For more information, please contact 892-1817 or 894-5884 or email us at
krista@bgcharlottetown.com. Check out our web site at www.bgcchtown.org.
ADULT / SENIOR
ART
POTTERY IN THE PARK
P.E.I Potters Studio at Victoria Park (small white house next to tennis courts)
Adult Classes
Classes are taught by professional Island potters and are designed to be fun as
well as educational. Perfect for beginners as well as those with some experience,
classes are small in size (maximum of 8) and relaxed and informal in style.
Instruction covers the basics of clay preparation, wheel-throwing techniques,
and glazing and decoration. Hand-building techniques can also be explored
depending on interest. Participants will get a thorough introduction to the art of
pottery making and have fun while creating their own pieces from start to finish.
Registration will be held on Tuesday,
April 10, 2012 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at the studio
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Mondays 6:30 to 9:30 PM April 16 to June 18, 2012 $200 plus clay
($25)
Tuesdays 6:30 to 9:30 PM April 17 to June 19, 2012 $200 plus clay
($25) *
Thursdays 6:30 to 9:30 PM April 19 to June 21, 2012 $200 plus clay
($25)
* If enough participants are interested, an intermediate/advanced class will be
offered that will focus more on throwing complex forms and in glazing and
decorating.
For more information call Barb at 368-3268.
BOWLING
MURPHY’S COMMUNITY CENTRE
Please give us a call for information on bowling at 892-1762 or check out the
YOUTH / TEEN section.
CYCLING
INDOOR CYCLING
A cardiovascular fitness program designed to increase your aerobic capacity.
Location: Indoor Cycling at MacQueen’s Bike Shop,
430 Queen Street, Charlottetown
Schedule: Monday – Saturday; early morning, noon, evening & weekend
Season: October - May
Off Season June, July & August (skeletal schedule)
Cost: Please call for a trial session. Drop-in rate $15
Season Pass and Monthly Memberships at a reduced rate.
For more information contact Kelley at 368-BIKE (2453), email
kelleymacqueen@yahoo.com or www.kelleymacqueen.typepad.com.
DANCE
YOGADANCE
YogaDance will be offered as a registered class on Saturday mornings from
11AM – 12PM. Check the website yogapei.com for changes due to the season
or weather. YogaDance is fun fitness for all ages and all abilities with great
world music and a fusion of yoga warm-ups, breathing and dance, including
some yoga poses led and free dance. No yoga or dance experience is required or
partner needed. Current participants are saying it is their new favorite form of
exercise.
These session take place at the PATH, 344 University Ave and are led by
certified Kripalu YogaDance instructor. Registering for a 6-week session is
strongly encouraged. Drop-ins are welcomed when sessions are running, or you
can purchase a multi-class card to save money and the hassle of paying each
visit. YogaDance can be offered at other locations and for all types of events,
just call.
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For more information please call 892-4658 or email yogaforlife@eastlink.ca or
check yogapei.com.
LINE DANCING
Two 9 -week line-dancing programs will be taking place at the West Royalty
Community Centre beginning in early April and running until the end of May.
The programs will run on Tuesday from 1:15 – 2:15 beginning on April 3 – May
29 and Thursday from 6:15 – 7:15PM beginning on April 5 – May 31. Both
programs are FREE for everyone. Please note that indoor shoes are required.
For more information please call Christine or Walter at 367-0740 or email
wallychristine@hotmail.com.
FOOTBALL
CHARLOTTETOWN SENIOR MEN’S TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE
This adult league runs twice a week and starts in September and runs until late
October. We are always looking for new players and teams.
If interested please email Robert St-Pierre at stpierre@pei.eastlink.ca or you
can call Football PEI at 368-4262.
FITNESS/HEALTH
ARTHRITIS REGISTRY
Being a member of our Arthritis Registry will keep you up-to-date with the latest
information on arthritis.
Join by calling 1-800-321-1433 or go to www.arthritis.ca/registry.
ARTHRITIS SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
When arthritis strikes, we show you how to fight back. This program helps
you take control of your disease. There are six weekly two-hour sessions. This
course helps you build confidence and play a more active role in reducing the
impact of arthritis on your life. It is facilitated by trained instructors, many who
have arthritis themselves.
Contact us for dates and location information, at 1-800-321-1433
or info@pe.arthritis.ca.
AQUA ARTHRITIS & PACE EXERCISE CLASSES
Aqua Arthritis and PACE (People with Arthritis Can Exercise) are recreational
exercise classes for people with arthritis. They are designed to help you relieve
stiffness, restore or maintain joint range of motion, restore or maintain muscle
strength, improve posture and increase endurance. Classes are held at various
times and locations around PEI.
A complete schedule is posted online at www.arthritis.ca, or you can call The
Arthritis Society at 1-800-321-1433.
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CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP
For arthritis pain relief, sometimes it helps to think outside the box. This two
hour introductory course gives you the tools to help control the pain of your
disease.
To register, call the Arthritis Society at 1-800-321-1433 or email info@
pe.arthritis.ca.
CULINARY BOOT CAMPS (Adults)
It’s a cooking boot camp you won’t want to miss! You’ve heard all about the
award winning Culinary Institute of Canada at Holland College – well, now
is your chance to wear the chef’s whites, work alongside experienced chefs,
and learn the tricks of the trade! Enjoy Thrills on the Grill, Seafood 101, Local
Flavours, Healthy Eating 101, Sports Nutrition 101, 30 Minute Meals, Seasonal
Desserts, and many more boot camp experiences! You even get to take home
your chef’s jacket. With half or full day, there’s a perfect camp for you!! Space
is limited, so register today.
For more info call 566-9305, email bootcamps@hollandcollege.com or visit
www.culinarybootcamps.com.
DYNAMIC FITNESS / ELI SPORT
Drop-ins Welcome! Introductory Special – 30 days for $39
- NEW Signature Service – HOT ATHLETICA - Hot Yoga & Yoga Flow
- Pilates & Spin Classes - Reformer
- Corporate Memberships - Injury Rehabilitation
- Eli Sport Young Athlete & Adult Training Programs
For more information call 892-5504 or visit www.dynamicfitnesspei.ca .
IMOTION PILATES FITNESS AND CONSULTING
Mom and baby stroller fitness classes
Pre and Post-natal fitness
Group, and private fitness and Pilates training
Group TRX suspension training
Contact Stephanie Knickle-Currie at 314-3488, email: fitness@eastlink.ca,
or visit: www.imotionfitness.ca.
JOINTS IN MOTION
The Arthritis Society’s Joints in Motion program brings together teams of
Canadians to compete in once in a lifetime experiences including marathons,
half marathons, walks, and treks in exciting destinations around the world while
raising much needed dollars to fund leading edge research and programs that
support people living with arthritis. Upcoming destinations include: Iceland;
Lausanne, Switzerland; Nassau, Bahamas; and Rome, Italy.
For more information visit www.jointsinmotion.ca, contact the Arthritis Society
at 1-800-321-1433, or email Ashley Clark at aclark@ns.arthritis.ca.
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LIVING A HEALTHY LIFE
Living a healthy life is a six-week self-management education program. It is
a fun and practical program that helps people with ongoing conditions (such
as diabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, heart disease, etc) overcome daily
challenges and maintain active, full lives.
Groups meet once a week over a six week period. Topics include managing
symptoms, healthy eating, exercise, better communication, and how to make
daily tasks easier. The program costs $10 and participants receive a copy of the
book: Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions.
For more information, call 1-888-854-7244 (toll free) or online at www.
peihealthyliving.ca. Living a Healthy Life is organized through the Department
of Health and Wellness.
LARGO FITNESS
Largo Fitness Centre is located at 13 Mount Edward Road. They offer largo
cardio classes, ancient breathing, Muay Thai, ball workout and many more
classes.
For more info please contact Guru Manny Bueno at 569-0410 or www.
largofitnesscenter.com
WHOLE WAY HEALTH & FITNESS STUDIO
Located on the 2nd floor at 306 University Avenue (above Spartan Athletic
Products), the Whole Way offers a variety of Fitness Classes suitable to all
fitness levels. Kettlebell Training, Seniors Kettlebell Training, TRX training,
Circuit Classes, Core Classes, Interval Training. Personal Training, either in the
studio or in your home, is also available, as is nutritional counseling. The class
schedule is subject to change, with new options becoming available.
For further information contact Wendy at 894-8943 or visit the studio schedule
at www.thewholeway.ca.
GOLF
CANADIAN GOLF ACADEMY
The Canadian Golf Academy is welcoming golfers of all ages and playing levels
for the 2012 season. Never golfed, No problem! Our affordable programs cater
to every type of golfer with customized group/family clinics, private lessons, ½,
1, 2, and 3-day golf schools, beginner camps, ladies clinics, golf club fitting and
sales, VIP memberships and our new Last Golfer Standing Skills Challenge.
Fore more info call 1-888-698-4653, email learn@canadiangolfacademy.ca, or
visit www.canadiangolfacademy.ca.
LAWN BOWLING
SHERWOOD LAWN BOWLING GREENS
The Sherwood Lawn Bowling Greens are located off Maple Avenue behind
Cody Banks Arena. Activity will begin in June and continue through until
October, weather permitting. Reasonable membership rates!
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For more information contact the club at 894-8493.
MARTIAL ARTS
PEI TAEKWONDO
For additional information please see the YOUTH/TEEN section of this
brochure or call (902) 569-1965 or visit us at www.peitaekwondo.com.
KARATE
Beginner Karate classes for adult learners are offered at THE PATH, 344
University Ave, Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:15 - 7:45 PM.
Beginner classes are perfect for those wanting to get into shape by providing
low to moderate levels of aerobic activity combined with movements to enhance
strength, endurance, flexibility and balance. Instruction is individualized and
paced to meet each person's abilities. These classes have the added benefit of
requiring participants to engage their minds as well as their bodies by providing
a full explanation of the techniques, their meaning and application. These are
non-contact classes. Quality instruction is enhanced by limiting class size. Those
interested are welcome to join at any time during the year.
For more info call Greg 892-4658 or 620-8337.
KOED BOXING CLUB
The academy has been in operation for 29 years, specializing in boxing and
fitness, with certified coaches. It is located at the Holland College Rotary Centre
and it is open for all ages 10 years and over. The hours of operation are 6:30 – 8
PM Mon – Thurs. There is also co-ed fitness on Tuesday and Thursday from
5:30 – 6:30PM and Saturday morning from 9:30 – 10:30. Female fitness is on
Wednesday from 5:30 – 6:30 PM.
For more information please contact Howard Watts 569-9499 cell / 672-1389
coedboxing@hotmail.com or John Chassion 368-7571.
MEIBUKAN KARATE DOJO
Adults: Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun from 7 – 9 PM
Teaching traditional Okinawan Goju-ryu 4 nights a week, the MKD is suitable
for ages from 6 and up. Classes take place at the Sherwood Rec Hall on Maple
Ave & are available for both children and adults.
For more information please check out our webpage at www.
meibukankaratedojo.com or email brock@meibukankaratedojo.com.
RIKIDOKAN MARTIAL ARTS CLUB
- Adult Judo Classes: Tuesday and Thursday 7:15 – 8:30PM
- Open Practice: Saturday 10:00 – 11:30 PM
Location: Classes are held in the Holland College Royalty Centre – House of Sport.
For additional information please contact John Wilbert at 892-3805 or email
john@rikidokan.ca.
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MUSIC LESSONS
For information on MUSIC LESSONS please check out the YOUTH/TEEN
section of the program brochure.
PHOTOGRAPHY
PHOTOGRAPHY BOOTCAMP
For those of you looking for an exclusive photography experience on Prince
Edward Island, this one-day boot camp provides both one on one interpretive
time with the instructor reviewing the basics of photography as well as visiting
some of the most scenic areas of Prince Edward Island (transportation included).
While all types of cameras will work for this day course, it is targeted to
intermediate point and shoots cameras and digital SLRs for their flexibility.
Interpretive time with your instructor covers composition, camera modes,
exposure and assignments for the day. This photography boot camp goes rain or
shine; however, severe weather conditions may cause a cancellation.
Cost: $159/per person plus GST
Time: 9AM – 5PM
Date – July 9, 16, 23, 30, / August 6, 13 / Fall dates to be announced
For more info please call 566-9698 or email mldoiron@hollandcollege.com.
RELAXATION
THE YOGA ROOM
The Yoga Room located at 71 Water Street offers comprehensive Spring and
Summer programs for Level 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 students in the lyengar method of yoga.
Drop-in students are welcome.
For more information or to register, please phone 892-9642.
YOGA FOR MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT
A spring session in Hatha yoga, a combination of Yin and Yang style will be
offered by Judith Merrill, a certified yoga instructor. She will also be offering
Kundalini yoga which is known as the Yoga of awareness. A typical class
consists of warm ups, a series of specialty chosen exercises, different breath
techniques, meditation and mantras to strengthen the nervous system and
increase self awareness. It is a spectacular tool for self-transformation. Classes
are offered at the Trinity United Church.
For more information please visit www.spiritpath.ca.
YOGA FOR LIFE
Located at the PATH, 344 University Ave, Charlottetown
Yoga for all ages and stages of life: PreNatal, PostNatal, children/family yoga,
yogadance and adult yoga classes
Learn yoga techniques to live healthy, balanced lives. Every class
offers conscious breathing, meditation and physical poses that enhance our wellbeing
of mind, body and spirit. Individuals work at their own level within the
group.
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Adult yoga Wed. 5-6PM, all other classes
For more info please contact Mary at 892-4658
or email yogaforlife@eastlink.ca or check out yogapei.com.
YOGA AND MINDFULNESS PRACTICE
Located at The Whole Way Health & Fitness Studio (306 University Ave) above
Spartan Athletic Products, Wendy Chappell offers gentle yoga. Classes are
small, gentle and supportive, appropriate for newcomers and those with injuries.
Mediation, breath work and other forms of mindfulness practice are also offered
in private or small group format.
For further information contact Wendy at 894-8943 or visit the studio schedule
at www.thewholeway.ca.
SEA KAYAK
SEA KAYAK SKILLS COURSES
Interested in learning how to sea kayak? Get on the water with a Paddle Canada
certified instructor. Committed 2 the Core Sea Kayak Coaching is excited to
offer multiple sea kayak skills programs for the 2012 season.
(1) Welcome to Kayaking is an 8 hour program focused on the novice paddler.
Builds the necessary skills required to have a fun and safe time on the water.
Includes fundamental paddling stokes, safety equipment and rescue skills with
the aid of a partner.
* June 23 + 24 (9AM-1PM) at St. Peters Lake * July 14 (9AM-5PM) at
Meadowbank Bridge
* July 21 (9AM-5PM) at Tea Hill Provincial Park
(2) Beyond the Basics is a comprehensive and fun introduction to ocean
paddling focusing on the skills required to become a proficient paddler in ocean
conditions. This two-day program will cover topics including safety, navigation,
equipment, diverse paddling strokes and multiple rescues.
* August 11-12 (9AM-5PM) at St. Peters Bay
To register or for more information, go to www.committed2thecore.com, contact
Jarrod at 961-3373 or jarrod@committed2thecore.com.
SENIORS ACTIVITIES
SENIORS ACTIVE LIVING CENTRE
The Seniors Active Living Centre is open Monday to Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00
PM providing recreation, social and volunteer opportunities for people 50 years
and over. This membership-based organization’s annual fee is $25.00 per person.
Visitors are always welcome.
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Programs include:
• Cards – (auction, bridge, and euchre) • Monthly Cribbage Tournaments
• Weekly Bingo
• Fitness Program
• Choir
• Travel opportunities
• Foot clinic
• Reading Groups
• Socials and Pot Luck suppers
• Monthly Ceilidhs
• Pool/Snooker lessons & sessions available • Occasional Special Events
• Beginner / Intermediate Bridge Lessons • UPEI Field House provides a
• Brown bag lunches with guest
speakers on various topics of interest
50%discount for SALC Members
on the Walking Track.
. to seniors
Please contact the Seniors Active Living Centre at 628-8388 or visit the centre
located in the CARI Complex at UPEI.
SENIORS FITNESS
Located at The Whole Way Health & Fitness Studio (306 University Ave)
above Spartan Athletic Products, Wendy Chappell offers small group Kettlebell
Training for Older Adults and Seniors Fitness Classes, safe for most issues
related to aging, which combine cardiovascular conditioning, resistance training
and stretching.
For further information contact Wendy at 894-8943 or visit the studio schedule
at www.thewholeway.ca.
SENIORS COLLEGE OF PEI
The college is a non-profit organization, affiliated with UPEI, providing courses
to those age 50 years and over. All courses are stress-free with no tests or exams,
just fun learning. Classes are 2 to 3 hours in length and run once a week for eight
weeks. There are more than seventy courses offered in the Charlottetown area in
three semesters (Fall, Winter and Spring). Annual membership is $135 and this
allows members to take as many as they can handle.
For course lists or other information contact the Seniors College by email: at
seniorscollege@upei.ca, phone at 894-2867 or check out our website at www.
seniorscollege.ca.
SENIOR EVENT DAYS IN THE PARK
The Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department will once again be holding
two special event days for seniors at Victoria Park. Activities will include card
playing, bingo, entertainment, and food & refreshments. Lots of fun & food for
everyone!
Date: Thursday, July 5 and Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Location: Victoria Park Ball Field Clubhouse
Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Admission: $2.00 per person
Note: The City will provide transportation to seniors who live in the City of
Charlottetown to and from the event. You must make your request no later then
the day before the event.
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For more information please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at
368-1025.
SENIOR SUMMER DAY TRIPS
The Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department, with the support of the
Seniors Active Living Centre, will once again be offering a number of DAY
TRIPS to locations across PEI throughout May – September 2012. Come join us
and visit some of PEI’s great treasures.
May
Historical Tour of Charlottetown with Catherine Hennessey
Date: Wednesday May 30
Time: 9:00AM – 3:00PM
Cost: TBD
June
Dalvay by the Sea / Gouda Cheese Lady
Date: Wednesday June 13
Time: 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Cost: TBD
July
Indian River Festival – Dave Gunning & Catherine MacLellan
Date: Thursday July 19
Time: 5:30 – 10:30PM
Cost: TBD
August
Victoria Playhouse
Date: Thursday, August 16
Time: 4:30 – 11:00PM
Cost: $22 per person (You will be responsible for you own dinner)
- Additional trips are being planned for the summer and further details will be
released when they are confirmed.
Please watch for further details in editions of “Voice” and “The Buzz” and at the
Seniors Active Living Centre. Information regarding trips will also be posted
on our website at www.charlottetown.ca. Registration will take place the Senior
Active Living Centre, once the schedule is completed. Limited space, so register
early!
For more information please contact the Charlottetown Parks and Recreation
office at 368-1025 or the SALC at 628-8388.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
CHARLOTTETOWN SPORT & SOCIAL CLUB
Charlottetown Sport & Social Club offers co-ed recreational sports for adults 19
years old and over.
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It was created for adults to be active, have fun and connect in our area. We
offer a complete range of co-ed recreational sports leagues, fitness classes, fun
excursions and most importantly social events. Whether you've played sports
all your life or never played before, Charlottetown Sport & Social Club is the
perfect environment to have some fun, meet new people and stay fit. Register as
an individual, just a few friends, or a complete team.
Spring Season Leagues (April - June)
- Dodgeball
- Basketball
- All Sorts of Sports (Rotation of Dodgeball, Basketball, and Volleyball
Summer Season Leagues (July - August)
- Ultimate Frisbee
- 6 on 6 Soccer
- Slow Pitch Softball
For more information or to register, please call Darcy at 626-9783 or Ashley at
393-6235. Email us at charlottetownsport@gmail.com or find us on Facebook
"Charlottetown Rec" www.facebook.com/charlottetownsportandsocialclub
PEI SOCIABLE SINGLES
The PEI Sociable Singles is a non-profit social group with members in the 40
plus age range. The group provides individuals who are separated, divorced,
widowed, and unmarried with an opportunity to participate in social activities
such as dances, pot lucks, movies, walks, hikes, card games, dining out,
barbeques, games nights and many other activities with other singles. Sociable
Singles is not a dating club.
For more information please contact Edith at 892-3970, David at 892-9211 or
email sociable_singles@yahoo.com.
SOCCER
CHARLOTTETOWN ADULT MIXED
RECREATIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE
In our 19th year!! Sunday evenings, mid June to Labour Day. For those who are
interested we will continue into the Fall and Winter months. A limit of 80 men
and women ages 18 – 80 from beginner to experience. Cost is $55.
More information and to obtain a registration form please email soccer.jenny@
yahoo.com .
TENNIS
VICTORIA PARK TENNIS CLUBHOUSE
& COURT SUPERVISION HOURS
For information please check out the YOUTH/TEEN section.
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TENNIS AT THE PARK
Brian Hall, in cooperation with the Charlottetown Parks and Recreation
Department, will be delivering the programming for youth and adults. Tennis at
the Park will also be providing the court supervision.
REGISTRATION DATES – MAY 12 & 19 from 9AM – NOON @ Victoria
Park Courts
Registration is also available during Tennis Clubhouse Hours after May 22.
Register early to guarantee a spot. For more information please visit www.
tennispei.ca, email tennispei@gmail.com or call 629-6920.
Adult Learn and Play Tennis Lessons
If you would like to try tennis or get back into tennis or expand your skills these
are the ideal classes. Opportunities to play in a group or league will be provided.
25 July 30 - Aug 22
Costs: $51 GST incl. (resident) $63 GST incl. (non-resident) 4 registered
participants required to hold class
Drop-in $12 / $15 / class
Cardio Tennis
If you know the basics but want to get out and practice them this is for you. An
intensive hour of drills, games, & fitness. 1hr / week for 4 weeks
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Costs: $34 GST incl. (resident) $45GST incl. (non-resident) 4 registered
participants required to hold class
Drop-ins $12 / $15 / class
Adult Advanced Tennis Training
Intense drills with advanced tactics and technical skills. 1hr/week for 4 weeks
Costs: $76 GST incl. (resident) $86 GST incl. (non-resident)
Drop-in $22 /$26 / class
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Growing Tennis Athletes
Fitness for developing all the athletic skills needed to play tennis at the highest
level. Speed, Strength, Coordination, Agility, Flexibility, Endurance, and Power
All prices include GST, Drop-ins $10/ class
For more information please visit www.tennispei.ca or call 629-6920.
Charlottetown Recreation Tennis Group (CRTG)
The Charlottetown Recreation Tennis Club (non-profit) was created to
provide recreational to competitive tennis opportunities for adults and youth
Charlottetown at the Victoria Park Tennis Courts. The CRTG uses 3 to 5 of
the 8 lit courts during weeknight evenings May 19 – October 30 and offers a
variety of tennis activities including leagues, round robins and socials. Summer
membership is only $65 and includes a Tennis PEI membership. For non
members to play the cost is a $10 guest fee per evening.
CRTG 2012 Schedule
Monday 6 – 7:30PM Drop-in Singles League 2.5 +
7:30 – 9:30PM 1.5 – 3.0 Doubles Drop-in
Tuesday 6 – 10PM 3.5+ Singles & Doubles League
Wednesday 6 – 8PM Drop - in 2.5 – 4.0 Doubles
8 – 9:30 PM Open Play
Thursday 6 – 7:30PM Advanced Doubles
7:30 – 9:30PM 2.0 – 3.5 Singles & Doubles League
Friday 6 – 8PM Open Mixed Doubles
Opening day event May 19 – All welcome
For more information and an up to date schedule visit http://
charlottetowntennis.weebly.com/ or call 629-692
WALKING
TRAILBLAZERS WALKING CLUB
The benefits of walking are endless. Walking helps keep you active and
healthy. This club allows for the 50 plus of the community to get to know their
neighbours and keep fit at the same time. We meet every Mon, Wed and Fri ~
8AM at the Ch'town Civic Centre: inside Oct-April and outside May-Sept on the
Confederation Trail. The group meets at 8:30am for coffee on the 1st Wed. of
every month in our Community Room at our CHC following the morning walk.
Call 368-6933 today to join for free!
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FOOTCARE CLINIC
Offered the 1st Friday of each month at the Four Neighbourhood Community
Health Centre, 152 St. Peters Road. Our foot care clinic aims to keep your feet
in good shape, so that you can stay healthy and active. Registered footcare
nurses provide this service. Cost is $25 and appointments are required. Services
include basic nail care, skin care advice, general health teaching and referrals to
appropriate resources as required. People attending are asked to bring their own
towel and have proper foot hygiene (shower or bath) before appointment.
For an appointment, call 368-6930.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
PARASPORT AND RECREATION PEI INC.
ParaSport and Recreation PEI is a volunteer, non-profit and charitable sport
organization that provides recreation and sport opportunities for individuals with
a physical disability on PEI. There are programs available for people of all ages
and abilities. Spring and summer programs include, Aqua Abilities (swimming
lessons for children with a disability), and Bridging the Gap (Sport Have- A-Go
Days). ParaSport and Recreation PEI also offer an Equipment Loan Program
so that people can try new activities. All equipment is available for loan, free of
charge. For more information on the above programs or inquiries about other
opportunities, please contact the ParaSport and Recreation PEI office.
For more information contact:
Tracy Stevenson, Executive Director
Email: tracy@parasportpei.ca
Phone: 902-368-4540
Website: www.parasportpei.ca
SPECIAL OLYMPICS PEI
Special Olympics PEI, a non-profit, charitable, sport organization. We provide
year-round opportunities for individuals with an intellectual disability to
participate in sport. Programs are available for athletes of all ages (starting as
young as 2 yrs old) and abilities in either the Community Sport Program
stream (non-competitive) or the Competitive Sport Program stream (various
sports offered). If you or someone you know is interested in getting involved
as an athlete, coach or volunteer, or for more information, contact us at our
Charlottetown office.
For more information contact:
Valerie Downe, Executive Director
E-mail: vdowne@sopei.com
Charity Sheehan, Program Director
E-mail: csheehan@sopei.com
Phone: 902-368-8919
Toll free: 1-800-287-1196
Fax: 902-892-4553
Website: www.sopei.com
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OTHER PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES
Within this brochure there are other groups that offer inclusive programs to
people with disabilities please review and feel free to contact each organization
to see if their program or activity is inclusive.
AQUATICS
SUMMER OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOLS
The Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department operates the Simmons
and Victoria Park pools and offers public swimming to the general public. Fully
qualified lifeguards are employed at each facility to ensure user safety.
VICTORIA PARK POOL:
Open seven days a week from 11:00 AM until 7:45 PM There is no cost to use
the pool but to ensure your safety we do have a limit of 65 people allowed in the
pool at one time. Four times a day the pool will be closed for 10 minute periods
to allow the staff to complete required pool checks and cleaning. These breaks
will occur at 12:20, 1:50, 3:20 and 4:50 PM. This pool will open on June 25,
2012.
SIMMONS POOL:
For information on Simmons Pool operations, please check the City’s website at
www.charlottetown.ca.
For further information please call 368-1025 or visit: www.charlottetown.ca.
CARI SWIMMING POOL (Capital Area Recreation Inc)
One of the main objectives of the Aquatics side of the Complex is to keep
the programming new and exciting to both new and returning patrons. Aqua
jogging, Cardio Craze, Aqua Arthritis, Tethered Explosion, Sunset Fitness,
Aqua Variety, Prenatal, Aqua Cardio, Baby & Me and YWCM encore program
are just a few of the exciting programs offered at CARI. For more information
regarding swimming lessons or Aquatics programming please call us at 569-
4584, or visit us online at: www.caripei.ca.
For our Aquatics Admission Fees, please check our website.
*Family Definition: 1 or 2 Adults married or common-law with their children/
grandchildren (up to 4 children) under the age of 19.
Special Offers Include:
Monthly Lane Swim Pass
Monthly Seniors Pass (All-access pass during daytime hours 6 AM - 4 PM)
CARI All Access Monthly Pass (valid during open swim, lane swim, and aquafit
times)
Aquafit / Lane Swim Pack
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Birthday Party Packages:
Make the next birthday an unforgettable one – have a pool party! Package
includes 1.5 hours in the pool, an hour in a private room, pizza and soft drinks.
All you need to do is bring the cake.
AQUA FITNESS
You don’t even need to know how to swim – just come endure a water workout!
CARI offers a wide variety of classes to suit the needs of each and every
individual client. Check out our website or our Summer Program Brochure
(available online or at the Control & Information Desk) for our Summer
Schedule.
CARI SWIM LESSONS
Swimming lessons will be available throughout the summer months, please
check our website for information.
For information visit us online at www.caripei.ca, drop by 550 University Ave or
by phone at 569-4584.
CANADIAN RED CROSS – SUMMER WATER SAFETY DAY CAMPS
Hey Parents and children, it is time to start planning your summer fun!
The Canadian Red Cross will be holding their ever-popular Water Safety Day
camps in Charlottetown. Learn to save a life this summer! It's more than just a
summer camp; we teach skills that last a lifetime.
Summer day camps will run this year from August 13 – 24 (2 weeks, 1/2 day
program) with swimming location TBA and at Pondside Park. Transportation at
various pick up points is included. Our day camp is unique to PEI and provides
1 level of swimming lessons along with either the JOC (Junior Outdoors Club),
Nature Kids, or the Small Craft Water Safety Program.
For more details on this program or others being offered across PEI and early
registration please call Canadian Red Cross 1-902-628-6262 or email Meagan
MacDougall at meagan.macdougall@redcross.ca.
COMMUNITY CENTRES, HALLS & GYMS
Planning a dance, wedding, reception, banquet, special event, seminar or
meeting in the near future?
The Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department have the following
community centres, clubhouses and gym available for rent:
WEST ROYALTY COMMUNITY CENTRE
1 Kirkdale Road
Banquet Facilities – exclusive caterer Dave MacDonald (393-4483)
Bar Facilities available
Banquet/ meeting space
Upton Room - Seating Capacity of 150
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Air Conditioning
Ample Parking
Elevator access
Daily Rental fee $150.00, plus GST
HILLSBOROUGH PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE
199 Patterson Drive
Banquet Facilities
Kitchen / Bar Facilities available
Banquet/ meeting space
Seating Capacity of 100
Ample Parking
Daily Rental fee $150.00, plus GST
SHERWOOD RECREATION HALL
56 Maple Avenue
Meeting Space for Private Functions
Seating Capacity for 60
Kitchen facilities available
Ample Parking
Daily rental fee $50.00, plus GST
MAPLEWOOD ROOM (2nd floor Cody Banks Arena)
58 Maple Avenue
Banquet Facilities
Kitchen / Bar Facilities available
Air Conditioning
Banquet/meeting Seating Capacity of 120
Ample Parking
Daily Rental fee $150.00, plus GST
MALCOLM J. DARRACH COMMUNITY CENTRE – (East Royalty)
1 Avonlea Drive
Banquet Facilities
Kitchen / Bar Facilities available
Banquet Seating Capacity of 100
Daily Rental fee $150.00, plus GST
Ample Parking
For this centre only, please contact: Dawn Hobbs – Penton at 367-2161 or email
dhpenton71@hotmail.com
VICTORIA PARK BASEBALL CLUBHOUSE AND TENNIS
CLUBHOUSE
Meeting Space for Private Functions
Kitchen Facilities available
Seating Capacity of 20
Ample Parking
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WEST ROYALTY COMMUNITY CENTRE GYM RENTALS
Individuals or groups wishing to rent the Community Centre gym can do so
by contacting the Parks and Recreation Department at 629-4024 or 368-1025.
Limited gym time is available to rent at $30 (plus GST) per hour for sport related
activities, $40 (plus GST) per hour for non-sport related activities. As well gym
time is available on Saturday afternoons between 3 – 5 PM for children’s birthday
parties at a rate $80 plus GST.
For additional information or to make a booking, please contact the Parks and
Recreation Department at 629-4024 or 368-1025. You can also e-mail your
booking inquiry to ddowling@charlottetown.ca or visit us online at
www.charlottetown.ca.
COMMUNITY GROUPS
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF CHARLOTTETOWN
The Boys &Girls Club of Charlottetown is a non-profit organization, which
has been offering programs to children in the Charlottetown area since 1983.
We promote respect for our children by encouraging them to search out their
creativity, build on their own interests, develop skills and motivate children
to play together and have fun. Our goal is to promote equal opportunities
for children and help them achieve personal growth leading to active and
responsible members in the community.
For more information, please turn to the YOUTH/TEEN section of this brochure
or contact the Club at 892-1817 or email krista@bgcharlottetown.com.
CARI (Capital Area Recreation Inc)
The CARI Complex offers a great variety of sport and recreational opportunities
to Charlottetown and surrounding area. Offering an aquatics facility which
includes a 25 metre competition pool, 25 metre free-form leisure pool, toddler
pool and whirlpool; this facility also includes a 142 foot waterslide, 2 one
metre diving boards, 1 three metre diving board, water toys, a tarzan rope
and moveable floor that is completely wheelchair accessible. In addition the
Complex is home to the MacLauchlan Arena, which houses 2 NHL sized ice
surfaces complete with 12 shared dressing rooms, on site skate sharpening
service and Andrews Hockey Growth Programs. To compliment this assembly of
activities, East Side Mario's Express and the Seniors Active Living Centre also
call the CARI Complex home. Located on the University campus, there is no
shortage of action and something for everyone!
For more information, please see the AQUATICS section of the brochure or call
the CARI complex at 569-4584 or visit www.caripei.ca.
CHANCES FAMILY CENTRE
CHANCES is a non-profit organization that offers a wide range of programs for
families with children ages birth to 6years, as well as expectant parents. Whether
your’re looking for a playtime outing, tips on dealing with tantrums or an info
packed pre-natal group.
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CHANCES offers a variety of programs in a fun, informal setting. We also
provide high quality childcare in our Early Years Centre in Charlottetown,
Stratford and Cornwall. Before and After School programming is available in
Cornwall. In-home visiting support is also provided through our Best Start
Program.
For more information about the fall range of programs and services offered
through CHANCES Family Centre, please check our website at www.
chancesfamily.ca or contact us at 892-8744.
KIWANIS DAIRY BAR
The Kiwanis Dairy Bar will open for the "57th” season on May 18 and close on
September 3, 2012.
Please support the Kiwanis Dairy Bar, which will enable the Kiwanis Club of
Charlottetown to support many children’s programs province wide.
For orders call 892-3631
MURPHYS COMMUNITY CENTRE
Murphy’s Community Centre has operated for over 40 years as Basilica
Recreation Centre and has a long history as a social and recreational hub in
downtown Charlottetown. Since 2006, the Centre has been proudly operated by
Ray & Carolyn Murphy of Murphy’s Pharmacies. Murphy’s Community Centre
operates as a non-profit organization with a mandate to increase and improve the
recreation and social opportunities for families living in Charlottetown and all of
Prince Edward Island.
The Community Centre continues to support many community groups who
offer their programs to the public such as Taoist Tai Chi, Al-Anon, CHANCES,
Old Time Square Dancing, Special Olympics, Canadian Council of the Blind,
PEI Scrabble Club, and many more. The Centre also supports many community
groups, families, and individuals who utilize the Centre for meetings, private
gatherings, special events and fundraisers.
The Community Centre continues to provide and enhance its commercial
activities, which include, bowling, licensed lounge, catering and bar service,
facility rentals, licensed after school and day camp programs. The well
established community service programs are continuing with new programs
being offered on a regular basis such as our new “Art for all Ages”. We are
excited to offer family Art Shop and family Sewing Studio courses to families in
the community! We are always looking to expand the courses we offer and are
happy to receive feedback and input from the community!
For upcoming or currently running art programs contact our Arts
Coordinator, Erin Arsenault, at 892-1719 ext 234 or email programs@
murphyscommunitycentre.com.
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THE ADVENTURE GROUP
The Adventure Group is a non-profit organization, which was incorporated in
1992 to address the needs of youth and their parents on Prince Edward Island as
identified in a number of major studies. The goal of the
Adventure Group is to offer opportunities for learning as well as personal and
skill development using experiential, service learning and adventure based
curriculum. Our focus is on prevention; we provide opportunities that increase
self-esteem, confidence, and leadership skills. We work in partnership with
youth, police, service agencies, schools, businesses and government of all levels.
The Adventure Group's office is located at Heartz Hall on St. Peters Road.
R.O.P.E.S. WORKSHOPS...Our philosophy is called R.O.P.E or Rite of
Passage experience. The goal of the program is to offer participants an
adventure experience that requires them to develop team skills such as effective
communication, problem solving, trust building, leadership, and cooperative
learning.
WE ALSO PROVIDE...Personal Growth and Self-awareness Programs,
Leadership Programs, Team Building Workshops, Conflict Management
Workshops, Self-esteem Programs, Respect Programs, as well as advocacy and
referral services.
For more information regarding other programs offered, call 628-8668.
THE GUILD
The Guild offers something for everyone this summer season. Drama, comedy,
music and musical theatre will showcase the best of Island talent.
For more information on our summer season, visit www.theguildpei.com or call
our box office at 620-3333 or toll free at 1-866-774-0717.
FESTIVALS & EVENTS
All Seasons Events
COMMUNITIES IN BLOOM
Please see back cover page of this Program Brochure
CEILI AT THE IRISH HALL
May 11 – September 28
Location: Charlottetown Irish Hall (582 North River Road)
Day and Time: Friday 8 – 10:30 PM
- Including Irish, Scottish and PEI traditional music, song and dance
- Featuring the best of PEI’s traditional performers
- Working to preserve the Celtic music heritage of the Island
- Admission is charged
For more information, please email bis.pei@hotmail.com or call 892-2367.
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CHARLOTTETOWN FESTIVAL
Confederation Centre of the Arts is located at 145 Richmond Street, downtown
Charlottetown.
Call the box office at 1-800-565-0278 for ticket prices and reservations, or book
online www.charlottetownfestival.com.
Featuring Canada’s longest running musical, Anne of Green Gables –The
Musical, Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash, Come-All-Ye, and The
Kitchen Witches. Plus the Young Company free outdoor performances of Les
Feux Follets. June 20-September 29, 2012.
2012 Summer Schedule
Anne of Green Gables – July 3 – September 26 (Plays at the Homburg Theatre)
It’s a journey for your senses. Celebrating 48 years... this family classic is a
must see on your visit to PEI! New sets and projections, choreography, a live
orchestra, and an incredible cast. Your imagination will thank you!
Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash – June 20 – September 29 (Plays at
the Homburg Theatre)
From the cotton fields of Arkansas to the Grand Ole Opry, experience the music
of the legendary Johnny Cash. Drawing on a cache of Cash songs, Ring of Fire:
The Music of Johnny Cash is not a biography of The Man in Black but a tribute
with stories of tragedy, and love.
Come – All – Ye - July 5 – September 1 (Plays at The Mack)
The show that depicts what P.E.I. is like beyond the travel brochures. Learn what
distinguishes Islanders from all others, through new comedy, new Songs, and
Patrick Ledwell’s ever hilarious take on Island life.
The Kitchen Witches - July 13-September 15 (Plays at Studio 1)
Stirring up laughter this summer is the story of Dolly and her nemesis, Isobel
who are cast in the same TV cooking show. It's a foolproof recipe for chaos and
comedy as the two arch rivals do their best to upstage each other. These "kitchen
witches" are cooking up a storm!
FOUNDERS’ HALL – CANADA’S BIRTHPLACE PAVILION
Mid May – Mid October
Located on the Charlottetown Waterfront – Founders’ Hall is a tribute to
Charlottetown’s role in Canadian history as “The Birthplace of Confederation”.
Live our nation’s history from 1864 to present day through state-of-the-art
displays, multimedia, holovisuals and new technology.
Call 1-800-955-1864 for details or visit us online
at www.foundershall.ca.
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CONFEDERATION CENTRE ART GALLERY
SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAMMING
David Askevold: Once Upon a Time in the East - March 17-June 3
Holland College Student Showcase - March 27 - May 2
Double Take: Portraits of Intriguing Canadians - March 31 - September 3
The King and I: Hockey Bar - Until April 15
Catherine Hale: Between the Spirit and the Dust - Until April 29
Magalie Comeau: Recent Paintings - April 21-July 28
Across the Great Waters: Dominique Cruchet and Joan Cullen - June9-
September 10
Ruth Cuthand: Back Talk - June 9-October 7
Swintak and Miller - June 16-October 14
Gallery Events
Winter’s Tales Author Reading Series
Join us for a reading by Linden MacIntyre on Thursday, April 11 at 7:30 PM
Gala Opening You are invited to the opening of the gallery’s summer
exhibitions on Saturday, June 16 from 7 - 9 PM
Artist Trading Cards Registration deadline for the annual event is Friday, June
29. The event will be held Thursday, August 9 at 7 PM
WALK, SEA AND EXPERIENCE
Can't decide what to see, or where to go? Let us help! Treat yourself to an
authentic experience in one of Canada's most historic cities. Take a Jaunt and
explore Charlottetown with pre-packaged half and full day experiences all with
exclusive offers.
Call or 1-800-955-1864 or visit http://tourismcharlottetown.ca/index.php/
April 2012
Hockey Mommas Paderno Challenge Cup
March 31 – April 1
www.scorecharlottetown.com/hockey_mommas/
Canadian Wheelchair Basketball League Open Finals
April 6 – 8
www.wheelchairbasketball.ca
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Skate Canada Adult Figure Skating Championships
April 6 – 8
www.skatecanada.ca
Esso Cup National Female Midget Hockey Championship
April 22 – 28
www.hockeycanada.ca
May 2012
Island Media Arts Festival
May 8 – 13
http://islandmedia.pe.ca/events/imaf/
Canada East Wresting Championships
May 12 – 13
www.wrestlingpei.ca
Savour Food & Wine Show
May 24
http://charlottetownfestival.com/en/98-PEI-Savour-Food-Wine-Show
PEILCC Wine Festival
May 25 – 26
http://www.civiccentre.pe.ca/event.php?event=621
June 2012
Becel Ride for Heart
June 3
www.rideforheartpei.ca
Relay For Life – Queens County
June 8
http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR?fr_id=11522&pg=entry
City of Charlottetown Natal Day Celebrations
June 8 – 11
www.charlottetown.ca
Walk to Fight Arthritis
June 10
www.walktofightarthritis.ca
Eastern Canadian U13 & U14 Basketball Club Championships
June 28 – July 1
www.basketballpei.ca
Charlottetown SummerFest
June 29 – July 1
http://www.charlottetownsummerfest.com/
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July 2012
PEI Pride Week
July 1 – 8
www.arcofpei.com
U14 Atlantic All-star Championships
July 5 – 8
www.peisoccer.com
Peakes Quay Summer Concert Series
July 7 – August 26
www.peakesquay.com/summer_concerts.php
Winsloe Charlottetown Royals FC PEI Police Association Youth Soccer
Tournament
July 13 – 15
http://winsloecharlottetownfc.ca/page.php?page_id=21668
The Beaconsfield Children’s Festival
July 16 – 29
www.peimuseum.com
Charlottetown Yacht Club Race Week
July 19 – 21
http://www.cyc.pe.ca/cyc/result.cfm?catid=21
The Beaconsfield Children’s Festival
Location: Carriage House at Beaconsfield (corner of West & Kent Streets)
Beaconsfield Historic House will present its annual Children’s Festival weekday
mornings July 9 – August 24. This year there will be “More Clown Magic” on
Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays and “Pirates RRR Us” on Mondays and
Fridays. All performances take place at 11AM in the Beaconsfield’s Carriage
House and admission is charged.
For more information please call Beaconsfield Historic House at 368-6603 or
visit www.peimuseum.com
August 2012
Canadian National Oldtimers Baseball Championships
August 2 – 6
www.cnobf2012.ca
Old Home Week
August 9 – 18
www.oldhomeweekpei.com
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PEI Jazz & Blues Festival
August 13 – 19
www.jazzandblues.ca
Legion Canadian Youth Track & Field Championships
August 15 – 21
http://www.athletics.ca/Legions2011/main.asp?id=625
Gold Cup Parade
August 17
www.goldcupparade.ca
September 2012
PEI International Film Festival
September 3 – 9
www.peifilmfest.com
Fall Flavours – Feast and Frolic
September 13
www.fallflavours.ca
PEI International Shellfish Festival
September 13 – 16
www.peishellfish.com
Terry Fox Run
September 16
www.terryfox.org/Run/
Fall Flavours – Farm Day in the City
September 30
www.fallflavours.ca
For more information on festivals and events in Charlottetown, please visit one
of the following websites:
City of Charlottetown – www.charlottetown.ca
Tourism Charlottetown – www.tourismcharlottetown.ca
PARKS & TRAILS
CITY PARKS
The following section lists all the city parks / locations and identifies what each
park has to offer.
Ward 1
CONFEDERATION LANDING: Great George St. – waterfront, flowerbeds,
boardwalk, in-line skating oval, heritage interpretive boards, gazebos, park art
docking and washrooms, boardwalk
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CONNAUGHT SQUARE: Rochford & Sydney St. – playground, walkways
HILLSBOROUGH SQUARE: Hillsborough & Sydney – playground, walkways
KING SQUARE: Kent St. & Weymouth St. – flowerbed, Park art, Mark Butcher
chair sculptures, interpretive signs, walkways
ROCHFORD SQUARE: Rochford & Pownal St. – Victorian –style flowerbeds
and walkways
VICTORIA PARK: Brighton Rd. – waterfront, canteen, washrooms, wooded
area, nature trails, boardwalk, playground, outdoor swimming pool, splash pad,
lighted tennis courts, tennis clubhouse, 2 softball fields (1 lighted), baseball
(lighted), baseball clubhouse and skate park, arboretum, Dead Man’s Pond,
heritage interpretative panels, historic cannon battery, flowerbeds
Ward 2
J. FRANK MACAULEY PARK: Spring Lane – ball diamond, basketball court,
washrooms, playground, signage, walking trails, tennis court, canteen, park art
JOSEPH A. GHIZ MEMORIAL PARK: Grafton St. & Kent St. – playground,
Joseph A. Ghiz Memorial Garden, basketball court, gazebo, picnic shelter
LIONS PARK: Laurie Drive – playground
Ward 3
HARBOUR LANE: Harbour Lane & Lewis St. – trees
SIMMONS SPORT FIELDS COMPLEX: North River Road – 2 irrigated multiuse
fields, outdoor swimming pool, softball field, mini-soccer fields
Ward 4
DESBRISAY PARK: Desbrisay St. – playground, community garden
ORLEBAR PARK: John St. & Orlebar St. – playground, basketball court, soccer
field, walking track
ST. AVARD’S TRIANGLE: Mount Edward Rd. & Longworth Ave. – green
space
Ward 5
HERMITAGE CREEK NATURAL AREA: Warburton Dr. – pond and nature
trail
MARYSFIELD: South end of Skyview & Atlantic Rd. – playground
QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK: Belvedere Ave. – flowerbeds, tennis court,
basketball court playground, regulation soccer field and two softball diamonds,
gazebo, washrooms, canteen, walking trail, beach, waterfront
SHELL COURT PARK: Shell Court – playground, wooded area
SPRING PARK: corner of Nassau & Dunkirk St. – soccer field (2 U12 fields)
SKYVIEW PARK: Skyview & Atlantic Rd. – playground
ROSEMOUNT PARK – green space, flowerbed
WATERVIEW HEIGHTS: off North River Road – nature trail
Ward 6
CENTENNIAL PARK: Centennial Dr. – playground, flowerbed, and walking
paths
KATIEMOORE PARK: Barrymore Court & DeBlois St. – playground,
basketball court
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LAWN BOWLING: Maple Drive – lit lawn bowling greens, clubhouse,
washrooms
MACMILLAN PARK: MacMillan Crescent – playground, wooded area
PARKDALE SCHOOL: Confederation St. – softball field, playground
STEWART MACKAY PARK: Parkview Dr. – playground, wooded area,
DAVID MACAUSLAND SENIORS PARK: Parkview Dr. – flowerbed, gazebo
Ward 7
BEACH GROVE TRAILS: end of Beach Grove Rd. – natural area and trails
(Routes for Nature and Health)
BELLHEIGHTS I: Liberty Crescent – playground
BELL HEIGHTS II: Bell Crescent – playground, basketball court
CHELSEY CIRCLE PARK: Chelsey Circle – playground
HIGHLAND VIEW PARK: Braemore Ave. – playground, basketball court,
Ellen’s Creek waterfront
JOHNSTON PARK: Stockdale Dr. – playground
KENNEDY PARK: Kennedy St. – playground
KENWOOD PARK: Kenwood Circle -playground
LEWIS POINT PARK: Parkside Dr. – playground, waterfront , basketball court
LEWIS POINT WOODLAND: natural area
LLEWELLYN PARK: England Circle - playground, basketball court
MACPHAIL PARK: Hurry Rd. - playground
MACPHERSON PARK: Cottonwood Dr. - basketball court, playground
PARRICUS MEADE PARK: Parricus Meade – playground, natural area
RICHMOND HILL: Silverwood - playground
THORNDALE PARK: Thorndale Ave- playground
UPTON PARK: Upton Rd. & Royalty Rd. – playground, wooded area
Ward 8
CENTRAL FIELD: Burns Ave. & North River Rd. – 2 lighted ball fields,
stadium seating, washrooms, canteen
COUNTRYVIEW PARK – playground
EVERGREEN PARK: Evergreen Drive – playground
GAMWELL PARK: Gamwell Avenue – playground
HIGHFIELD PARK: Highfield – playground
HUNTER GREEN PARK: Hunter Green St. – playground
MACLEAN PARK: Cannon Drive – playground
MULBERRY PARK: Mulberry Ave. – ball diamond, basketball court,
playground, clubhouse, washrooms, mini soccer fields
PENNY LANE PARK: Penny Lane – playground
SOUTHVIEW PARK: Irwin Drive – basketball court, playgrounds, nature trails,
wooded area
STOCKMAN (MEADOWVIEW PARK): Stockman Drive – playground
WINSLOE SOCCER COMPLEX: Lower Malpeque Rd. – 3 regulation soccer
fields, playground, mini soccer fields, clubhouse, washrooms
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Ward 9
ANDREWS POND: St. Peters Rd. – nature area and trails along pond
DONCASTER PARK: Doncaster Ave. – playground, basketball court
GEORGE SMITH PARK: Callbeck Cres. & Blanchard Dr. – ball field,
basketball court and playground
HEATHER AVENUE PARK: Heather Avenue – swing set
MACARTHUR PARK: MacArthur Drive – playground
ELMER MACFADYEN MEMORIAL RECREATIONAL COMPLEX: MacRae
Dr – baseball diamond, ball hockey rink
MESSER PARK: Messer Drive – playground, wooded area
MALCOLM J. DARRACH CENTRE: MacRae Drive & Avonlea Drive –
playground, community centre, washrooms, veterans garden, basketball courts.
ROBINHOOD PARK: Friar Avenue - playground
ROSEDALE PARK: Rosedale Dr. & Poplar Ave. – playground
SCARLET AVENUE PARK: Scarlet Avenue – playground
TARA HEIGHTS & ANGUS DRIVE – walkway
WETLANDS: Millar St. - wetlands
Ward 10
ACADIAN FOREST – nature trails and mountain bike trails
ANDREWS COURT: Interior Andrews Court – playground
ARCONA PARK: Arcona Dr. – playground
BONNIE BLINK PARK: Bonnie Blink Drive – playground
BRIDLEPATH PARK: Bridal Path – playground, green space
EAST ROYALTY SOCCER COMPLEX: end of Robertson Rd. – 3 irrigated
regulation soccer fields
JACK “BOMBER” CALLAGHAN (Hillsborough Park Community Centre):
Patterson Drive – playground, tennis courts, basketball court, wooded area,
community centre, and washrooms
J MUISE PARK: Riverside Drive & Northridge Parkway – playground
NORTH RIDGE PARK: North Ridge Parkway – playground
PATTERSON SOFTBALL FIELD – Patterson Drive
WESTCOMB PARK: Westcomb Cres. & Andrews Ct. – playground
WRIGHTS CREEK NATURE TRAILS: Cambridge St. & Oakland Dr.
For more information on City of Charlottetown parks contact the Parks Dept at
629-4024 or 368-1025.
VICTORIAPARKFOREST RESTORATION PROJECT
The Victoria Park Forest Restoration Project began in the spring of 2006.
The goals of the project are to improve the health of the woodlands, provide
better habitat for urban wildlife, help curb the spread of invasive plant species,
increase environmental awareness and make the park more beautiful.
For restoration project updates and to find out more about urban wildlife,
invasive plant species and Dead Man’s Pond, please visit the City of
Charlottetown’s website:
www.city.charlottetown.pe.ca/residents/parks_conservation.cfm.
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CITY TRAILS
Routes for Nature and Health Trial System
A 20-km walking and cycling trail system travels throughout the City and
connects various neighborhoods and communities within the City. The
Confederation Trail within City limit is part of this trail system network.
A Routes for Nature and Health Trail Map can be view on the City’s website
www.charlottetown.ca or you can pick-up a map at the Parks and Recreation
Office – City Hall – 199 Queen Street.
For more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation Office at 629-
4024 or 368-1025.
Confederation Trail
A multi-purpose path, that runs from east to west, from tip to tip of the Island.
The trail is part of the cross Canada trail system. Located on an abandoned rail
bed, the trail accommodates walking, hiking, cycling, jogging, and wheelchairs
on a rolled stone dust surface. An 11-km section of the trail runs through the city
core, starting at Grafton Street East.
For more information, please contact Parks and Recreation office at 629-4024,
368-1025 or visit www.gov.pe.ca (Confederation Trail).
Boardwalk
For one of our more scenic trails, the boardwalk takes you along the
Charlottetown waterfront overlooking the harbour entrance and the meeting
point of the North, West, and Hillsborough Rivers.
The Victoria Park boardwalk is part of a larger boardwalk, sidewalk, walking
trail system from Confederation Landing Park to the Victoria Park lighthouse.
Much of the boardwalk hugs the waterfront. This walking trail is open year
round for thousands of Charlottetown residents and visitors. The boardwalk is
lighted to allow people to enjoy evening walks. This is part of the Routes for
Nature and Health Trail System.
Board walk users, please assist us in carrying out the following rules:
Please No Bike Riding
Please No Rollerblading
Please Clean Up After Your Pets
If you have any concerns regarding boardwalk safety issues, please do not
hesitate to contact the Parks and Recreation Department.
For more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation office at
629-4024 or 368-1025.
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