2019/2020 COMMUNITY SERVICES GUIDE PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFESTYLES IN OUR COMMUNITY
Photo Courtesy: Jody Seidler Thank you to the many volunteers who’ve made our amazing 2019 schedule of events possible! Community Services
CONTACT INFORMATION ...... 2 CCA RODEO ...... 4 WORLD UNDER 17 ...... 5 RECREATION FACILITIES ...... 6 AQUATICS...... 12 OUTDOOR RINKS ...... 17 PROGRAMMING...... 19 PARKS...... 23 MUSEUM...... 27 PARK MAPS...... 28 COMMUNITY GARDENS ...... 32 CEMETERIES & MEMORIAL PROGRAMS...... 33 GOLF COURSES ...... 34 ART GALLERY ...... 36 FUNDING...... 38 LIBRARY...... 40 ARTS, CULTURE & MUSIC ...... 41 COMMUNITY GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS ...... 44 EDUCATION ...... 48 SPORTS, RECREATION & FITNESS...... 49
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/play Facebook: CityofSwiftCurrent Twitter: @sc_play 3 OCT 16-19 2019 INNOVATION CREDIT UNION IPLEX SWIFT CURRENT SASKATCHEWAN
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WEDNESDAY 16 TH 10AM: THE SHOWDOWN BREAK AWAY ROPING JACKPOT 7PM: CCA FINALS RODEO 6PM-12AM: BUDWEISER SALOON
TH THURSDAY 17 WWW.SWIFTCURRENT.CA/CCA 306-778-2787 9AM: SASK ROPE HORSE FUTURITY CITY HALL & KINETIC PARK: MON.-FRI. 7:45-4:30PM 12 -7:30PM: SW SHOWCASE TRADE SHOW TICKETS 7PM: CCA FINALS RODEO FULL EVENT PACKAGES: PRIME – $162 GENERAL – $125 6PM-12AM: BUDWEISER SALOON INDIVIDUAL TICKETS: ON SALE AUG. 1ST WED 7PM PRIME: $29 GENERAL: $20 TH FRIDAY 18 THURS 7PM PRIME: $29 GENERAL: $20 10 -7:30PM: SW SHOWCASE TRADE SHOW FRI 7PM PRIME: $39 GENERAL: $30 7:30AM-4PM: SASK HIGH SCHOOL RODEO SAT 1PM PRIME: $39 GENERAL: $30 7PM: CCA FINALS RODEO SAT 7PM PRIME: $44 GENERAL: $39 6PM-12AM: BUDWEISER SALOON WEDNESDAY NIGHT DISCOUNTS: TH KIDS 12 & UNDER FREE WITH AN ADULT & $4 OFF SENIOR SATURDAY 19 TICKETS. TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED BY PHONE OR IN PERSON. 10 - 7:30PM: SW SHOWCASE TRADE SHOW 1PM: CCA FINALS RODEO FAMILY PACK: Available for THURS 7PM, FRI 7PM & SAT 1PM 4PM: SALOON SUPPER SPECIAL • $80 – 2 ADULTS & 2 KIDS 12 & UNDER 7PM: CCA FINALS RODEO • ADDITIONAL KIDS 12 & UNDER – $10 EACH 9:30PM: CABARET FEAT. BUCKSHOT WITH TYLER LEWIS TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED BY PHONE OR IN PERSON. 12PM-12AM: BUDWEISER SALOON MORE INFO: WWW.SWIFTCURRENT.CA/CCA & 306-778-2787
EVERYONE WELCOME! SAT. NIGHT KINETIC PARK 4TH ANNUAL OCT. 19 STOCKADE 9:30PM RODEO SHUTTLES SOUTHWEST AVAILABLE $10 CABARET FROM IPLEX fea . SHOWCASE SALOON BUCKSHOT TRADE SHOW 4-6:30PM SATURDAY WITH TYLER LEWIS SASK ROPE SUPPER SPECIAL: THU:12-7:30PM FRI-SAT: 10-7:30PM IPLEX AUDITORIUM HORSE FUTURITY INNOVATION CREDIT UNION IPLEX CURLING FLOOR SURFACE PRESENTED BY MUSTANG SAFETY SERVICES OCT. 17 9AM SASKATCHEWAN HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ASSOCIATION HEADING COMPETITION FOLLOWED BY HEELING COMPETITION RODEO OCT 18. 7:30AM-4PM $10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 7:00 PM Canada Black vs. Finland Crescent Point Wickenheiser Centre* 7:00 PM Canada White vs. Russia Innovation Credit Union iPlex
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 7:00 PM Canada Red vs. Russia Innovation Credit Union iPlex
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 3:00 PM Finland vs. Sweden Innovation Credit Union iPlex
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1:00 PM Russia vs. Finland Innovation Credit Union iPlex 7:00 PM Canada Red vs. Sweden Innovation Credit Union iPlex
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 3:00 PM Russia vs. Sweden Innovation Credit Union iPlex 7:00 PM Canada Red vs. Finland Innovation Credit Union iPlex
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 3:00 PM Quarter Final – TBD Innovation Credit Union iPlex 7:00 PM Quarter Final – TBD Innovation Credit Union iPlex
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 6:00 PM Semi nal – TBD Innovation Credit Union iPlex
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 11:00 AM Placement – TBD Innovation Credit Union iPlex 3:00 PM Placement – TBD Innovation Credit Union iPlex TICKETS: www.swiftcurrent.ca/wu17
5 INNOVATION CREDIT UNION iPLEX 2001 Chaplin St. E
The Innovation Credit Union iPlex is home to the WHL Swift Current Broncos, AAA Midget Legionnaires, Swift Current Curling Club and Redneck Betties Roller Derby in the summer.
This beautiful facility features an arena surface and a curling surface with six sheets of ice and plays home to a variety of events throughout the year including Cody Snyder Professional Bull Riding and the Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo. The Innovation Credit Union iPlex also has great facilities for banquets, weddings, dances, conferences and meetings. MEETINGS•CONVENTIONS•BANQUETS
The newly developed Board Room & Conference Room, located upstairs at the Innovation Credit Union iPlex, are now available to rent on a daily or hourly basis. Both rooms feature a kitchenette, projection capabilities and wi-fi access.
LOOKING TO HOST A CONVENTION? Combine these rooms with rental of the Social Hall, and you have a great location with breakout rooms suitable for large meetings, banquets and more!
For more information contact Community Services at 306-778-2787 or [email protected]
6 TED KNIGHT SASKATCHEWAN HOCKEY HALL OF FAME Located in the Innovation Credit Union iPlex, the Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame was opened in 2011 and is home to many displays and information regarding the inductees and the history of hockey in Saskatchewan.
Available to rent for private functions! For more information and hours of operation, please contact the Swift Current Museum at 306-778-2775.
7 FAIRVIEW ARENAS 101 Hayes Drive
There are two ice surfaces located at Fairview Arenas. Fairview West Arena has a concrete base with an ice surface of 200 feet by 85 feet and Fairview East Arena has a sand base with an ice surface of 185 feet by 85 feet. Fairview Arenas are home to the AAA Midget Wildcats and Swift Current Lacrosse Association. PUBLIC SKATING @ FAIRVIEW ARENA Regularly scheduled times have been set aside on weekdays at Fairview Arenas for public skating. Public skating is available October 15 - March 29 and is FREE for all.
Please refer to the monthly facility schedules available at www.swiftcurrent.ca/play or Facebook as the schedule is subject to change without notice.
Thanks to the generous support of the Swift Current 1728 F.O.E. Eagles, public skating is also available at the Innovation Credit Union iPlex on the weekends. Check the schedules for details. 8 KINETIC PARK 1700 17th Ave SE
Kinetic Park is a unique park with many multi-purpose facilities for any event. Home to the Mennonite Heritage Village, Doc’s Town, Swift Current Stock Car Association and the Swift Current Ag & Ex office.
Kinetic Park has great facilities for weddings, banquets, meetings, BBQs, trade shows, livestock events, and more! Facilities include the following:
Palliser Pavilion
Stockade
Frontier Building (Saloon)
The Church (Doc’s Town)
Magnus Newland Arena (Drop in use available)
Barns
Livestock Show Rings
Riding Arenas
Jerry Meyers Arena
Hansen Park
For more information or to rent any of these facilities, call Kinetic Park at 306-778-1621 9 CAMPGROUNDS KINETIC PARK
SEASON: May long weekend - first weekend in October
70 full service sites and 65 power only sites available
Showers 15, 20, 30 & 50 amp sites available
Pets welcome (must be leashed at all times)
Register online: http://www.swiftcurrent.ca/play
Self-registration kiosks available (near north & south washrooms)
Outside and inside stalling available for horses/cattle with water (no bedding or feed available) *Arrangements for stalling must be made during the week by calling 306-778-1621
NO FIRES ALLOWED
ALL SITES ARE BACK IN
RESERVATIONS: 306-778-1621 [email protected] 10 LT. COL. CLIFTON CENTRE 350 6th Ave NE
This unique building is available for the community to book year round for a variety of events including recreational acvities, trade shows, birthday parties, meetings and social events.
70 full service sites and 65 power only sites available Available for rent is a gymnasium with a variety of sporting equipment, a rifle range Showers and a lounge. 15, 20, 30 & 50 amp sites available Pets welcome (must be leashed at all times) EQUIPMENT RENTALS Register online: http://www.swiftcurrent.ca/play The Community Services Division is pleased to offer community members the opportunity of renting Self-registration kiosks available (near north & south washrooms) equipment to stay active, try something new and have fun! Outside and inside stalling available for horses/cattle with These low cost equipment rentals are avaialble for use water (no bedding or feed available) *Arrangements for stalling must be made during the with rental of the Lt. Col. Clifton Centre or off site. week by calling 306-778-1621 COST: $10/set + $50 Damage Deposit NO FIRES ALLOWED
ALL SITES ARE BACK IN Available at Lt. Col. Clifton Centre: Dodgebowling • Baseball • Juggling • Giant Jenga • Pickleball • Parchute & items Available for off site usage: RESERVATIONS: 306-778-1621 Bocce Ball • Badminton • Broomball • Pickleball • Tennis [email protected] • Flip Down Frisbee Golf • Blow Up Soccer Pitch • Mini Golf 11
Schedule$TXDWLF&HQWUH I Schedule on September 3, 2019 ± April 30, 2020 TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Lane Swim Lane Swim 6:15am 8:00am Barracudas Swim Club Barracudas Swim Club All statutory Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim holidays have 8:00am 9:00am Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim limited hours: 9:00am 9:45am Shallow Water Fitness Deep Water Fitness Shallow Water Fitness Deep Water Fitness Shallow Water Fitness 1:00 3:00 Family Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim 9:00am 10:00am Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim 3:00 6:00 Public Swim Gentle Flow Fitness Gentle Flow Fitness Gentle Flow Fitness 10:00am 10:45am Adaptive 5:00 6:00 Adaptive Lane Swim Lane Swim Lessons Lane Swim Swim Lane Swim 10:00am 11:00am Family Swim Family Swim Lane Swim Family Swim Swimming Lane Swim Lessons 11:00am 1:00pm Lane Swim Family Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim 12:00 12:45pm *Shallow Water Fitness School School School School School Family Swim Family Swim 1:00pm 3:00pm Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons (1:00 3:00pm) (1:00 3:00pm) Lane Swim CLOSED Lane Swim CLOSED Lane Swim 3:00pm 4:00pm Family Swim FOR Family Swim FOR Family Swim MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE Barracudas Swim Club Barracudas Swim Club PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM (4:00 6:00pm) (4:00 6:00pm) (3:00 6:00pm) (3:00 6:00pm) 4:00pm 6:30pm Barracudas Swim Club Barracudas Swim Club Barracudas Swim Clu b Swimming Lessons (4:00 6:00pm) Swimming Lessons Width Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim (4:00 7:00pm) Lane Swim 6:30pm 7:15pm Shallow Water Fitness Family Swim Family Swim Lane Swim (5:00 6:00pm) Special O (6:15 7:15pm) Deep Water Fitness Family Swim Family Swim 7:15pm 8:30pm Special ‘O PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM TOONIE Swim (7:30 8:30pm) ($2 per person) Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim 8:30pm 9:30pm *SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE* Limited Pool Space: Family Swim: Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9:00 -10:45am & 3:00-4:00pm Family Swim: Monday & Wednesday 6:30-7:15pm )RUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQSOHDVHFDOOWKH Family Swim & Public Swim: Monday & Thursday 6:30-8:00pm $TXDWLF&HQWUHDWRUYLVLW Public Swim: Sunday 5:00 -6:00pm * Bring Bring your your baby baby to Fitness to Fitness Class (ask Class for more (ask detai for more OV) etails) ZZZVZLIWFXUUHQWFDSOD\ AQUATIC CENTRE 1100 11th Ave NE • 306-778-2735 This indoor facility is open from early September until the middle of June. It is comprised of the following:
6 lanes; 50 meters Competitive diving boards Children’s teaching pool Whirlpool Hot stone sauna Rock climbing wall Basketball hoops Birthday party area Portable aquatic lift and accessible steps FAIRVIEW POOL 270 Gladstone St W • 306-778-2735 This outdoor facility is open from the middle of June to late August. It is comprised of the following:
6 lanes; 25 meters Snack Concession Spray Park Sun Gazebo Dive Tank BBQ Rentals Private fenced grass area Two water slides
13 AQUATIC CENTRE & FAIRVIEW POOL INFORMATION
Lifeguards have full authority at both aquatic facilities. Safety is extremely important and rules must be followed at all times.
During all swim times, all children 14 years of age and under must follow the Wristband Policy.
If applicable, appropriate swim diapers must be worn.
Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian within arms reach at all times.
Family Swims are a recreational time for families to swim together. An adult must accompany children in the water.
A ratio of one parent/guardian to a maximum of 3 children under the age of 7 must be followed at all times.
A corporate rate is a 20% discount on a swim pass for a minimum of four people from the same business. This must be arranged on a yearly basis.
Registrations for Lifesaving Society swimming lessons and leadership courses are ongoing. Participants can register for multiple sessions at a time, a withdrawal fee may apply for changes. Dates/times may be altered or can- celled due to low registration or instructor availability.
Private lessons can be arranged upon request.
Payment for all lessons must be made at time of registration. Refunds will only be considered if a doctor’s note is presented.
All patrons attending the Fairview Pool (within fenced area) are required to pay admission.
All scheduling changes will be posted at www.swiftcurrent.ca/play 14 LEADERSHIP COURSES Bronze Medallion: National LIfeguard September 13-15, 2019 & November 28-December 2, January 10, 2020 2019 & April 13-17, 2020
Bronze Cross: Lifesaving Instructor: October 4-6, 2019 & February 18-22, 2020 February 1-3, 2020 LIFEGUARD/INSTRUCTORS NEEDED Flexible hours! Great starting wages! Aquatic Emergency Care: If you are interested in becoming a (Aquatic Standard First Aid) Lifeguard/Instructor, please call the November 15-17, 2019 & Aquatic Centre at 306-778-2735 for March 6-7, 2020 more information. SWIMMING LESSONS (Lifesaving Society Swim for Life Program) Parent & Tot 1-3, Preschool 1-5, Swimmer 1-6, Rookie Patrol, Ranger Patrol & Star Patrol
Thank you to the Swift Current Eagles for their sponsorship FREE of Tuesday’s free public swimming for youth 14 and under SWIM from 7:15-8:30pm. Thank you to the Swift Current Kiwanis for their sponsorship in February which enables all youth under 14 to swim for free during family and public swim times.
A HUGE THANK YOU to both of these groups for their continued support of recreation in our community! 15 16 OUTDOOR RINKS During the winter months, the parks are kept busy with one of the true pleasures of winter; skating on an outdoor rink. Outdoor skating in the crisp air of the prairie evening. It is always a thrill when the five Swift Current outdoor ice facilities open. Generally the outdoor rinks open for operation in December and run until mid February, weather permitting. The outdoor rink facilities include:
Highland Rink Reid Crescent & Maxwell Drive North Hill Rink 4th Avenue NE & Ashford Street E Riverdene Rink Riverdene Park Drive & 13th Avenue NE Westside Rink 3rd Avenue NW between Herbert Street & Sidney Street Southside Rink 3rd Avenue SE and McIntosh Street E
There is no charge for rink usage during regular supervised hours. The regular hours of use incorporate times for recreational hockey and public skating. These times include: Outdoor Rinks are available to rent Monday - Friday: 4:00 - 9:00pm outside of these times. Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm Call 306-778-2787 Sunday: 11:00am - 5:00pm *scheduled times are subject to change without notice for details! BIKE SAFETY There are bike safety courses located inside the outdoor rinks for the public to use during the spring, summer and fall. These bike safety courses provide a safe location for children to practice biking and learn important skills such as balancing, avoiding objects, stopping and turning. 17 BURNETT RECREATION SITE •South Railway Street W. • A Swift Current Wildlife Federation Project
This site offers: Fishing year round at the trout pond. Enjoy a walk, the gazebo, a wheelchair- accesible dock. The pond is subject to provincial fisheries regulations, no power boats allowed and the facility is open year round. For more information contact Clark Schultz at 306-741-7767 or [email protected].
HIGHLAND COULEE BIKE TRAIL A country mountain bike course • Located in the coulee area adjacent to 11th Avenue NW, directly south of the Highland Subdivision. This multi- purpose, recreational trail was created for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games and remains in the community as part of the legacy project. The trails are free of charge and will be for available for use after the Western Canada Summer Games.
18 PROGRAMMING
The City of Swift Current Community Services Division is pleased to offer a variety of programming within our community, available for all ages. Programming opportunities include:
The ZONE, United Way Active Play After School Program, Tots Play, Walking for Wellness Nature Play, Groovin’ in the Park, Families in the Park Parks Play Program, Welcome to Sport
For more information on available programs, contact the Community Services Division at 306-778-2787 or [email protected] Forever ... in Motion
Forever…in motion is an initiative that helps older adults become physically active through volunteer led groups. This free 45 minute exercise program is offered on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at the Stockade Building. 19 The ZONE The ZONE is a free drop-in program for youth grades 5-8, offering a variety of recreational activities and outings on Thursday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm. Located at The Center on 1st Ave NE, this program runs from September to June.
United Way Active Play is a free after school program offered to students in grades 1-6 at all five of the Swift Current schools. Each program runs for six weeks at each school from dismissal until 5:15pm. Information and registrations will be sent home with students at each school. Walking for Wellness Walking for Wellness provides a safe, warm facility where participants can enjoy walking. This program runs from the end of October until the end of March. MORNINGS: Monday - Friday • 8:30 - 10:30am Visit Stockade, Kinetic Park $1/day or $4/week www.swiftcurrent.ca/play for specific 2019/2020 EVENINGS: program dates! Monday & Thursday • 6:30 - 8:00pm Swift Current Comprehensive High School - FREE New this Year – Walking at the I plex Monday – Friday 7:30 am – 3:30 pm beginning the end of October $1/day or $4/week Tots Play Tots Play is an opportunity for parents and children to escape the cold and come indoors to interact together. This program runs Mondays & Thursdays from 8:30-11:30 am at the Stockade. COST: $2 per family 19 20 Drop in program - No pre-registration required Nature Play Children in grades 1-5 enjoy learning about nature through outdoor play as we take them on a journey of fun and adventure along the Chinook Parkway. This program is offered in the spring and fall on Saturday mornings from 10am - 12pm. Pre-registration is required • No Charge Wellness Challenge The 8th Annual Wellness Challenge will be held for four weeks from January 20 - February 11, 2020. Participants will track their daily nutrition, water, sleep and physical activity points. Prizes are awarded to the winning team and individuals with the highest points; however, the greatest prize of all is improving ones health and well-being!
For more information contact [email protected] or visit www.swiftcurrent.ca/play. Groovin’ in the Park A free drop-in program for women of all ages. Groovin’ in the Park offers a variety of fitness focused activities in the park delivered by professionals in our community. Located at Elmwood Outdoor Fitness Park, this program runs throughout May & June. For a complete schedule visit www.swiftcurrent.ca/play.
City Wide Registration City Wide Registration is a great opportunity for the commuity to check out the various sport, culture and recreation programs avaialble in Swift Current and area. This event takes place at the Stockade, Kinetic Park.
2019 Fall/Winter City Wide Registration: September 11, 2019 2020 Spring/Summer City Wide Registration: March 11, 2020 21 19
Families in the Park is a free program for families to connect and play! Open to children ages 0-5 and their caregivers. This program runs Monday - Thursday mornings throughout July and August at the Kinsmen Park.
Parks Play is a free program for children ages 6-11 filled with games, crafts, physical activity and a whole lot more! This program runs Monday - Friday, mornings and afternoons throughout July and August.
The ZONE is a free program for youth grades 6-9 to hang out, participate in games, field trips, sports crafts, cooking and more! Youth going into grade 6 in the fall are eligible to attend. This program runs Monday - Friday throughout July and August
Be sure to watch for information in the spring for the following special events: YOUTHFEST (grades 6-9), SKATE CAMP (all ages) iSPLASH (ages 6-11) KIWANIS COIN CARNIVAL (ages 6-11) All City of Swift Current Program Leaders are Safe Places - Youth Certified. For more information on summer programs, visit www.swiftcurrent.ca/summer 22 PARKS The City of Swift Current provides a variety of parks throughout the city that offer playgrounds, pathways, trails, recreational facilities and beautiful scenery!
ACT Accessibility Park 4th Ave NE & Ashford St. fully accessible • washrooms • splash pad • play structure
Dickson Community Centre 751 Lorne St. athletic field • playground
Elmwood Park 9th Ave NE & Chaplin St. E outdoor fitness park • play structure • washrooms
Highland Park Highland Dr. & Maxwell Dr. athletic fields • play structure • splash pad • washrooms
Kinsmen (Kin) Park Bell St. E play structure • splash pad • washrooms
Riverdene Park Riverdene Park Dr. ball diamond • horseshoe pits • Kiwanis SK8 Park • washrooms
Riverside Park 6th Ave NE athletic fields • beach volleyball courts • play structure • splashpad • tennis/pickleball courts • washrooms
23 Rotary Park 4th Ave NE & Cheadle St. W play structure • splash pad
Saulteaux Park Cypress Dr. play structure • splash pad • washrooms
Sundance Park Walsh Trail & Powell Cres. mini athletic fields • play structure
Westend Playground Herbert St. & 6th Ave NW play structure • splash pad
Westside Park Between 2nd & 3rd Ave NW play structure • splash pad • tennis/pickleball courts • washrooms
ADDITIONAL GREEN SPACES & NEIGHBOURHOOD PARKS: Ashley Park - Lorne St. E Billy Buffalo Park - 11th Ave NE Buffalo Park - Buffalo Dr. & Curry Cres. Kiwanis Park - Central Ave N & Grey St. E Memorial Park - 1st Ave NE & Herbert St. E Railway Express - N. Railway St. & 12th Ave NE Westlake Park - Elliott Pl. & Belbeck Pl. Whyte Place - Whyte Ave
Washroom Hours: May long weekend to September long weekend 9am - 8pm Splash Pad Hours: Mid-June to September long weekend 9am - 8pm
24 ACT Accessibility Park 4th Ave NE & Ashford St. fully accessible • washrooms • splash pad • play structure
Dickson Community Centre 751 Lorne St. athletic field • playground
Elmwood Park 9th Ave NE & Chaplin St. E outdoor fitness park • play structure • washrooms
Highland Park Highland Dr. & Maxwell Dr. athletic fields • play structure • splash pad • washrooms
Kinsmen (Kin) Park Bell St. E play structure • splash pad • washrooms
Riverdene Park Riverdene Park Dr. ball diamond • horseshoe pits • Kiwanis SK8 Park • washrooms
Riverside Park 6th Ave NE athletic fields • beach volleyball courts • play structure • splashpad • tennis/pickleball courts • washrooms
Any of the parks or open spaces located throughout the City are available to rent. Contact the Communtiy Services Division for more information. 25 DOG PARK The Swift Current Off-leash Dog Park is a large, safe outdoor space where dogs are able to roam, run and play. Located on the east side of Highway No. 4 at the end of Hillcrest Drive, the dog park is available thanks to the generous support of the donors, volunteers and the City of Swift Current.
For general information or to volunteer, please contact the Community Services Division and leave a message, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at Swift Current Dog Park. BALL DIAMONDS The City of Swift Current has a wide assortment of ball diamonds with varying dimensions, for all types of play including baseball, fastball and slo-pitch.
For more information on ball diamonds or to book, please contact the Community Services Division at 306-778-2787.
26 SWIFT CURRENT MUSEUM 306-778-2775 • 44 Robert St W • Facebook:SwiftCurrentMuseum
The Museum offers: Archives Gift Shop Public Lectures Self-guided tour booklets Facility rentals and guided tours PUBLIC VIEWING HOURS SEPTEMBER THROUGH MAY: Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday 1:00 to 5:00pm JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST: Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00pm PROGRAMS LUNCH N LEARN • 12:00pm, second Wednesday of each month. Learn something new from people in the community. WALKING TOURS • During July & August, join us for guided tours of the Cemetery and Downtown, 7:00pm, Wednesdays.
27 No matter what the season, you will always find a relaxing adventure along the Chinook Parkway.
The Parkway provides over 20 kilometers of hard surfaced trail alongside the Swift Current Creek allowing the public to walk, bike, or rollerblade. This wheelchair accessible trail is full of wildlife, ranging from Meadowlarks and beavers to muskrats and deer.
Washrooms are available at various parks along the Parkway from the May long weekend to the September long weekend from 9:00am - 8:00pm, weather permitting.
28 The Battleford Trails are available in the northwest region of Swift Current and offers many linkages to the Chinook Parkway. These trails provide great opportunities for walking, rollerblading or biking while taking in some of the City’s finest green spaces. Washrooms are available at rest stops from May long weekend to September long weekend, 9:00am - 8:00pm, weather permitting. 29 Community Services
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- Outdoor Rink 1 ACT Accessibility Park 17 SC Museum - Playground 18 Kiwanis Park - Tennis Courts 2 Elmwood Park 19 Memorial Park - Cross Country Ski Trail 20 Aquatic Center - Rest Area\Washroom 3 Highland Park 21 City Hall - Basketball Courts 22 Lt. Col. Clifton Center - Splash Pad 4 Kin Park 23 Doc’s Town Heritage Village - Picnic Shelter 24 Fairview Arena - Ball Diamonds 5 25 Fairview Pool - Outdoor Fitness Park 26 Ford Field - Rodeo Arena 6 Whyte Park 27 Mitchell Field - Campground 28 Mountain Bike Course 7 29 SCCYI - The Center - Pickle-ball Courts 30 Kiwanis Sk8 Park - Horseshoe Pits 8 Riverdene Park 31 All Weather Track - Beach Volleyball 32 Minor Ball Diamonds Courts 9 Riverside Park 33 Do g Park 34 Market Square 10 Saulteaux Park 35 Chinook Golf Course 36 Elmwood Golf & Country Club 11 Westside Park 37 38 Mt. Pleasant Cemetery & Burial Park 12 Billy Buffalo Park 39 Art Gallery of SC & SC Branch Library
40 Mennonite Heritage Village 13 Rotary Park 41 Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame 42 Speedy Creek Raceway 14 Sundance Park 43 Hillcrest Cemetery 44 The Lyric Theatre 15 Westend Park 45 Janie & Helen Rempel Community Garden
16 Dickson Community 46 Burnett Recreational Site Centre *accessible play structure 31 This fenced garden situated along the Chinook Parkway is located on Walker Street East, south of Chaplin St E and 12th Ave NE. It is open from 7:30am - 9:00pm or dusk from May 1 to October 31 and includes irrigated garden boxes of various sizes, accessible raised garden boxes, washroom facility, produce wash table, landscaped grounds, gazebo and parking. This garden is available for rent by Swift Current residents for the purpose of gardening.
Winner of the 2018 Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Parks and Open Space Award! Chinook Parkway Garden Plots
Found along the Chinook Parkway, are 54 garden plots available for rent by Swift Current residents for the purpose of gardening. These garden plots are in three different locations:
Crawford Avenue (between 11th Avenue NE and 12th Avenue NE, north of North Railway Street along the Swift Current Creek) Piper’s Addition (east and west of 11th Avenue SE) Webster Heights (along 15th Avenue SE)
These non-irrigated garden plots vary in size, For more information or starting at 2,000 square feet. to rent either of these As these garden plots are not within fenced spaces, please contact enclosures, any gardening is done at the the Community Services renter’s risk. The City of Swift Current is not Division. responsible for any damage or theft. 32 CEMETERIES & MEMORIAL PROGRAMS Some of the most beautiful green spaces in Swift Current can be found at the three cemeteries located within the City. Mount Pleasant Burial Park, Mount Pleasant Cemetery and Hillcrest Cemetery commemorate those loved ones who have passed on in our community.
Memorial Bench Program The Memorial Bench Program provides the opportunity for citizens to remember and reflect on loved ones in a natural setting that has special meaning to themselves or their loved ones. Applicants work with the City to select an appropriate location for bench installation. Possible bench locations include trails, parks and green spaces that are on municipally owned land within the City of Swift Current. Memorial Tree Program You may have seen the Memorial Tree Program during your walk along the Chinook Parkway in the coulee by 4th Avenue NE. The trees along the Parkway are planted in memory of loved ones who have passed away.
In addition to the new planted tree, an inscription of the loved one’s name will be placed on a common plaque in the middle of the coulee. The City has set up this program in order to continue to thank those who have contributed so much to our community. For more information on Cemeteries and Memorial Programs, contact the Community Services Division. 33 GOLF COURSES One of the fastest growing sports around is the game of golf. If you want to get active or learn more about the game of golf; you are in luck as the City of Swift Current is home to two of the most exciting and beautiful courses around the southwest.
Elmwood Golf & Country Club 2015 Hillcrest Drive Located just off of Highway #4, the Elmwood Golf & Country Club is home to a championship 18 hole golf course. This is a great stop for the whole family whether you are an avid golfer or just want to check out the sport, there is much more than just a round of golf available. CPGA Professional lessons Driving Range Practice greens Pro shop Banquet and catering services Licensed dining Junior golf program Mens’ and Ladies’ Nights
Men’s and Ladies Par 72 Black 6842 yards Clubhouse is open April Blue 6386 yards through October from White 5934 yards 7:00am until dark. Green 5139 yards For more info, call Elmwood Golf & Country Club at 306-778-4653, email [email protected] or visit elmwoodgc.com 34 Chinook Golf Course 6th Ave SE
Chinook Golf Course is nestled in the valley and winds its way around the Swift Current Creek. This spectacular 18 hole golf course is not only complete with friendly staff and service but offers a variety of golfing options for the entire family. CPGA Professional Lessons Driving range Practice greens Pro Shop Banquet and catering services Licensed dining Junior golf program Mens’ and Ladies’ Nights
Open in April until late fall, be sure to make a booking and check out this Par 72 course with Blue 6635 yards; White 6254 yards; Gold 5634 yards; Red 5421 yards. For more info, call Chinook Golf Course at 306-778-2776 or visit www.chinookgolf.ca.
chinookgolf @chinookgolf
35 411 Herbert St. E • 306-778-2736 www.artgalleryofswiftcurrent.org Art Gallery of Swift Current is a public art gallery offering exhibitions of artwork by local, provincial, and national professional artists. AGSC provides Guided Tours of exhibitions along with studio activities for public and school groups at any time weekdays, evenings and weekends.Contact the Gallery to book a date. Everyone is invited to attend Public Receptions and Artist Talks happening during art exhibitions throughout the year. AGSC Exhibition Viewing Hours: Monday to Thursday: 1 to 5 pm & 7 to 9 pm Friday to Sunday: 1 to 5 pm Closed during exhibition changes and statutory holidays.
Supported by Sask Arts Board, SaskCulture, City of Swift Current
Artwork image - by Marsha Schuld showing at AGSC Nov 9, 2019 – Jan 5, 2020
36 The West Wing Gallery is a satellite public gallery showing local amateur and student artists and special project art exhibitions. Located in the Airmen’s Billet, Doc’s Town, Kinetic Park. WWG Exhibition Hours: Open 1 to 5 pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday & holiday Mondays from May to September.
Keep in touch with Art Gallery of Swift Current and the West Wing Gallery - Check our Website for information, receive our E-Newsletter, or follow us on Facebook and Instagram!
Artwork image -fr om “Cultural Olympiad” at WWG July 26 - September 2, 2019
Dickson Community Centre (751 Lorne St. W) Art Classes and Workshops for children, youth and adults for beginner to advanced levels. Watch for ads in the newspaper, web site, Facebook and in handouts at the Gallery.
37 FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES CANADIAN TIRE JUMPSTART http://jumpstart.canadiantire.ca
Jumpstart is a national charity dedicated to helping kids overcome financial and accessibility barriers to sport and physical activity. Eligible families may apply to Jumpstart for their children’s registration and equipment costs and organizations may apply for infrastructure and programming grants. Application deadlines vary, visit jumpstart.canadiantire.ca for details. COMMUNITY SUPPORT GRANT www.swiftcurrent.ca
The City of Swift Current Community Services Division administers the Saskatchewan Lotteries Community Grant each year to assist sport, culture and recreational organizations. The purpose of the Saskatchewan Lotteries Community Support Grant is to provide funds to local, non-profit and volunteer-based organizations whose sole purpose is to provide programs and services in the sport, culture or recreation sector. Funding amounts vary depending on the number and scope of applications received. Your project, program or event must be taking place between April 1, 2020 and March 31, 2021. Applications will be available from the Community Services Division on January 2, 2020 and are due back to the office by February 14, 2020.
38 CREATIVE KIDS [email protected] 306-780-9361 Toll Free: 1-855-277-9469 https://www.creativekidssask.ca/
A charitable giving program designed to reduce financial and social barriers for children and youth who want to participate in arts and cultural activities. Thanks to the generous support of donors, children and youth up to 19 years of age are able to receive funding to support their involvement in these activities – opening the way to creativity, confidence and continued success in their lives.
SWIFT CURRENT KIDSPORT
[email protected] www.kidsportcanada.ca/ saskatchewan/swift-current/ Chris Keleher 306-402-7172 [email protected] A children’s charity dedicated to assisting children of families facing financial obstacles to participate in community sports programs. No child should be left on the sidelines. 100% of donations and fundraising proceeds are directed to KidSport children and 100% of the money stays in Swift Current.
39 411 Herbert St. East, Swift Current, S9H 1M5 Phone 306-778-2752
Library Hours: Monday to Thursday 9 – 9 Friday 9 - 6 Saturday 10 - 5 Sunday 1 – 5
Use your library to stay informed, entertained, and Kids’ Programs connected to your community! Baby Steps – For 0 – 4 years old. Have fun doing • Library cards are FREE for all Saskatchewan rhymes, songs, and finger plays residents! Storytime - Children ages 2 – 5 enjoy stories, • Get access to a province-wide collection of books, rhymes, songs, crafts and puppet shows DVDs, audiobooks, and more Romp ‘n’ Read - An activity-based literacy • Download the free SILS App for mobile program for children ages 3 – 6 (babies are devices to search the catalogue, place welcome, too!) holds, and renew items TD Summer Reading Club – Win prizes for reading • Borrow tons of eBooks and eAudiobooks 24/7 at and have fun doing cool activities saskatchewan.overdrive.com – or with the free Maker Kids – Learn to make cool things with Libby App for mobile technology devices Programs for Teens and Young Adults Manga Group – watch and discuss anime with Services & Facilities other manga enthusiasts • Free Wi-Fi and comfortable space to relax, work or Programs for Adults study Technology training for adults and seniors (classes • Public computers with Internet, MS Office & one-on-one help) • Print, scan, fax, photocopy, 3D printing Knit & Crochet Group • Reference and information services – get help Author readings and guest speakers finding the answers you’re looking for! Book club • Senior Outreach – monthly deliveries to Seniors’ Buildings & Care Facilities Check out our monthly calendar at www.swiftcurrentlibrary.ca and click on the Events tab.
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40 ARTS, CULTURE & MUSIC & CULTURE ARTS, Blenders Music Series [email protected] www.blendersmusic.ca Blenders brings the music to you! Our concert season runs September to May.
Good Tyme Dance Club Dwayne Barber • 306-773-6081 • [email protected] Monthly social dancing with live bands. Exercise for body, mind and soul. Meet former and new friends. 3rd Saturday evening each month September-June • 8:00pm • Walker Place
Green Braes Pipes & Drums Neil McCrie • 306-773-7084 • [email protected] Practice Monday’s at 7:00 at Legion Hall Sept - June. Ages 10 - adults welcome
Image West Photographic Association Theresa Busse • 306-750-2393 • [email protected] www.facebook.com/groups/imagewestphotographicassociation A group ranging from beginners to professional photographers that enjoy getting together and sharing Art Gallery of Swift Current- 411 Herbert St. E Every 4th Tuesday at 7pm Off for the summer. Line Dancercise Club Chrystal Hartley • 306-778-3353 • [email protected] Encouraging fitness, mental health acuity and social fun to a variety of music. Beginner and intermediate. September-May Tuesdays & Thursdays 11:00am-12:00pm (beginners) & 12:10 -1:00pm (intermediate) - Great Plains College Gym 129 2nd Avenue NE Wednesdays 5:10-6:15pm (intermediate) & 6:30-7:30pm(beginners) Walker Place – 2150 Walker Street
Registered Music Teachers of Swift Current Barb Levorson • 306-778-6698 • [email protected] Marcia McLean (voice) • 306-774-9913 • [email protected] www.srmta.com Music lessons ages 1-99! We offer professional, qualified instruction in piano, guitar, violin, voice, Musical Steps, Music for Young Children, Suzuki, theory. Group or Private. Beginner to Advanced. Progressive and professional teaching methods to inspire and succeed! Variable start dates and locations. Please contact individual teachers for more information at www.srmta.com (click on “Find a Teacher – Swift Current”).
SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival [email protected] www.windscapekitefestival.ca The SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival is June 20+21, 2020. Fly the prairie skies with us!
41 Southwest Multicultural Association Catherine Aguilar • 306-750-2847 • [email protected] Promotes & developes Multiculturalism in the economic,cultural & political life of Southern Saskatchewan
South West Quilters Guild Pat Olson • 306-773-2634 • [email protected] Beginner to expert quilters welcome. Workshops and sew days. September - June • 2nd Thursday of the month Fresh Start - 214 1st Ave NE
Swift Current Music Festival [email protected] • scmusicfestival.ca We promote excellence in music and speech arts through a competitive festival. March 2020 specific dates and locations will be announced on the website.
Swift Current Oratorio Choir Marcia McLean • 306-773-8920 • [email protected] www.swiftcurrentoratoriochoir.org Unauditioned community choir that performs a wide range of choral ARTS, CULTURE & MUSIC & CULTURE ARTS, music. New members welcome! September- April at Zion Mennonite Church – 78 6th Ave NE
The Backstage Dance Co. Renee Skeoch • 306-778-2205 • [email protected] www.thebackstagedanceco.ca A fully equipped, professional dance studio with qualified teachers, serving Swift Current for 31 years. Devoted to comprehensive dance education and instilling a love of dance in students. Teaching 3 years to adult CDTA Tap, CDTA Jazz and CDTA/ Acrobatic Acro Syllabus, RAD Ballet Syllabus, Lyrical, Musical Theatre, Pointe, Hip Hop, Stretch and Strength. Classes September-May • Recital in late May • 37 Central Avenue N (back door)
The Dance Studio of Swift Current Melissa Wallace • 306-773-2807 • [email protected] www.tdsswiftcurrent.com Professional studio dedicated to educating students in dance and an appreciation of dance. Classes offered to ages 3 and up in CDTA & RAD Ballet; CDTA & ADAPT Tap & Jazz; SDTA Highland; Musical Theatre; Pointe; Lyrical; Acrobatic Arts Acro; Adult and Pre-School programs. We also host dance birthday parties in your favorite style of dance! **Safe Places Certified** Classes run September 4, 2019—June 5, 2020 - 402 9th Ave NW Year-end recital June 6, 2020 - Living Sky Casino Event Centre 42 227 Central Avenue North ~ 306-773-6292 [email protected] ~ www.lyrictheatre.ca
Gordon McCall, Artistic Director
The Lyric Theatre is Swift Current's vibrant, sustainable, and community- animated producing and presenting home, and venue(s) for the performing arts. We discover, develop, and cultivate local actors, artists, authors, and musicians. The Lyric is one of Saskatchewan's oldest operating theatres and has been a place for people to gather and share music, theatre, and art for over a century. Since 2005, our volunteer Board of Directors, dedicated members of our community, and generous local businesses have contributed time, energy, and financial resources to restoring and revitalizing this historic building. The Living Legacy Campaign continues to raise funds for the restoration of this beautiful downtown landmark.
Sparks in the Dark, presented by MNP: Almost, Maine by John Cariani - October 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12 (8 performances) More Merry Munsch by Robert Munsch, adapted by Gordon McCall - December 13, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22 (9 performances) Burn Rubber, Dolly by Wendy Lockman March 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27 28 (9 performances) Open Stage: 2nd Thursday of the month, year round Youth Talent Night: September 25, November 4, December 3, February 6, March 4, April 3, May 1 Write Out Loud: September 18, October 16, November 16 November 20, February 12, March 18, April 16, May TBA
Great Southwest Shakespeare Festival: July & August
43 Beta Sigma Phi Ad Hyswick • 306-773-5811 • [email protected] A sorority for women expanding their knowledge through program work and enriching lives further. Members get together at luncheon meetings on the first and third Tuesday of the month. Canadian Mental Health Association Jacqui Williams • 306-778-2440 • [email protected] swiftcurrent.cmha.ca CMHA provides Social/Recreational and a meal program to individuals with a mental health diagnosis. 176 4th Ave NW, Swift Current, SK S9H 0T6 Girl Guides of Canada Betty Harris •[email protected] New programming for girls ages 5 to 10! September - May Kiwanis Club of Swift Current Colin King • 306-773-3906 or 306-741-2569 • [email protected] www.sckiwanis.ca Members of Kiwanis focus volunteer time and resources primarily on youth and young children of our community. Support is also provided for projects that enable and enhance the quality of life for all citizens of Swift Current and surrounding area. Luncheon Meetings every Friday 12:00pm Modern Family Restaurant(banquet room)49 Central Avenue N Knights of Columbus G. Hagen • 306-773-1190 • [email protected] Knights of Columbus is a Catholic based fraternal organization engaged in charity work. Oil Wives Club of Swift Current Ad Hyswick • 306-773-5811 • [email protected] Affiliated with 29 other sister clubs. Purpose is to foster friendship among women with themselves or their husbands who work in the oil and gas industry. Dinner meetings on the 3rd Wednesday of the month. Special events to be announced.
COMMUNITY GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS & GROUPS COMMUNITY Royal Canadian Air Cadets 605 Tarry Squadron Capt. Jeff Kurtz & Capt. Jason Tangen • 306-741-3273 & 306-774-4694 [email protected] & [email protected] Offering a fun, challenging and rewarding experience while engaging youth in sports, marksmanship, aviation training, leadership, citizenship and teamwork in a safe, welcoming and positive environment. Wednesday evenings September-June Lt. Col. Clifton Centre - 350 6th Avenue NE Royal Canadian Legion Sharon Fortney • 306-773-2766 • [email protected] We are a non-profit, community minded organization, always welcoming new members. We have a large hall for rental purposes upstairs, with our lounge downstairs. Tuesday- noon lunch and evening darts. Wednesdays- evening Bingo 44 Friday/Saturdays- Happy Hour, meat draws, 50/50 draws. 239 1st Ave NE COMMUNITY GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS & GROUPS COMMUNITY Royal Canadian Sea Cadets and Navy League Cadets Lt (N) Jeff Giesbrecht or Lt (NL) Mike Koethler 306-741-6686 or 306-741-3957 • [email protected] Fun, exciting, nautical themed youth groups for children aged 9-18. Activities include sailing, camping and sports. Wednesday nights 6:15 – 9pm September – June Lt. Col. Clifton Centre – 350 6th Ave NE SaskAbilities Kimi Duzan • 1-833-526-5299 • [email protected] www.saskabilities.ca Works with individuals experiencing disabilities to enhance their independence and quality of life through employment, life skills, recreational and educational activities. Services include Day Program, Partners in Employment, RecyclAbility confidential shredding, sewing services, Transit, SARCAN and Special Needs Equipment. Scouts Canada Archie Green • 306-773-6958 • [email protected] Helping boys, girls and young adults develop character as resourceful and responsible members of the community. Providing opportunities and guidance for mental, physical, social and spiritual development. Younger levels focus on arts and crafts while older levels focus on camping and outdoor activities. September - June Southwest Crisis Services Heather Lennox • 306-778-3386 • [email protected] www.swcrisis.ca Women’s safe shelter, outreach support concesling, 24 hour crisis line, information and referrals. Programs are ongoing. Please contact for more information. South West District for Culture, Recreation and Sport Inc. Anne Weisgerber• 306-662-3242• [email protected] www.gosouthwest.ca SWDCRS works with people in southwest Saskatchewan to help develop their community culture, recreation, and sport programs Year-round throughout South West District Southwest Homes Lana Stangland • 306-773-7765 • [email protected] www.sw-homes.ca Southwest Homes supports adults with intellectual or physical disabilities in the community of Swift Current. Our residential supports are offered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and our Day Program operates Monday – Friday 8:30am – 4:00pm. Swift Current & District Chamber of Commerce Karla Wiens - CEO• 306-773-7268 • [email protected] • www.swiftcurrentchamber.ca The voice of southwest Saskatchewan business, making our community the best place to live, work, and invest. 45 42
Southwest Naturalists Inc. Arnie Ens • 306-778-3549 • [email protected] Facebook page: Southwest Naturalists The Southwest Naturalists promote interest in and conservation of our local environment. We monitor the local bird population and organize field trips throughout the year. September-June • Meetings 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7:00pm, at the Swift Current Museum
Southwest Newcomer Welcome Centre Icasiana de Gala • 306-778-6252 [email protected] www.newcomerwelcomecentre.com We welcome and assist immigrants and refugees and provide services and initiatives promoting diversity participation and integration 237 Central Avenue N. Language Explorers Club: Wednesdays 4:00-5:30pm; every other Saturday 10:00am-12:00pm • Homework Club: Tuesdays 4:00pm, October until June • Quarterly Socials from 6:00-8:00pm
Southwest Saskatchewan Archaeological Society Hugh Henry • 306-778-2531 Presentations on archaeology, most often Sask sites; annual field trip; workshops, Chapter of SAS. Meetings: 2nd Thursday of the month (except June, July, August, December) 7:00pm • Swift Current Museum – 44 Robert Street W
Speedy Creek Toastmasters Club Bula Ghosh • 306-773-5038 • [email protected] www.toastmasters.org Become the speaker and leader you have always wanted to be! Speedy Creek Toastmaster Club offers a supportive environment to overcome fear of public speaking and learn leadership skills. It can also help in enhancing or maintaining effective oral communication skills. New members or guests are always welcome.
Thursdays 7:00-8:00pm • Great Plains College, Room #119 COMMUNITY GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS & GROUPS COMMUNITY Swift Current Agricultural & Exhibition Association Tracey Stevenson • 306-773-2944 • [email protected] www.swiftcurrentex.com A non-profit organization committed to providing residents of the southwest & City of Swift Current with quality entertainment, exhibitions, and education. Organizers of Step Into Spring Trade Show, Discover the Farm, Frontier Days & CCA Rodeo, Ranchman’s Ridin & Recitin’ and Junior Stockman’s Show. Kinetic Park - 1700 17th Ave SE Ranchman’s Ridin and Recitin- Junior Stockman’s- Sept 28,29, 2019 Step into Spring Trade SHow- March 6,7,8, 2020 Discover the Farm- April 23,24,25, 2020 46 Fronteir Days- June 24,25,26,27, 2020 Swift Current & District Chamber of Commerce Karla Wiens - CEO• 306-773-7268 • [email protected] • www.swiftcurrentchamber.ca The voice of southwest Saskatchewan business, making our community the best place to live, work, and invest.
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Swift Current Community Youth Initiative Nathan Wiebe • 306-773-3344 • [email protected] • sccyi.ca The Center is a safe and fun place for youth to hang out. Our goal is to develop positive, supportive relationships with youth. We offer after school and weekend drop-in times, entertainment, mentoring, counselling, tutoring, programs, free suppers. guitar lessons and more. The Centre, 55 1st Ave NE After school drop-in for Grades 6-12 Monday-Thursday 2:30-5:30pm Weekend drop-in fro Grades 6-8 Friday 7:00-10:00pm Weekend drop-in fro Grades 9-12 Friday 7:00-10:00pm Swift Current Horticultural Society Sandy Leier • 306-773-6581 • [email protected] A group of enthusiastic gardeners who gather to share knowledge, successes and failures in gardening. 3rd Tuesday of the month, year round Bright Beginnings Family Centre - 885 6th Ave NE Swift Current Lions Club Jim Parsons • 306-773-6851 • [email protected] www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/swiftcurrentsk Service Club September -June • 155 3rd Ave NE Swift Current Rotary Club Don Grad • [email protected] Rotarians provide service at both community and international level. Locally we have supported the Rotary Jazz Retreat, the Learning Lab at Great Plains College, and the Rotary Lights program at Christmas. Meetings: 2nd Monday at noon @ Great Plains College 4th Monday at 5:30pm @ The Bentley Swift Current SPCA 306-773-1806 • [email protected] www.spcaswiftcurrent.com The Swift Current SPCA is our community-funded animal shelter, providing shelter, adoption services, pound care services and more for homeless and stray dogs and cats in the area. Offer opportunities to volunteer, foster pets and be part of the Board of Directors. Operates year-round Shelter: 2101 Knight Crescent (Highway #4 South) SPCA Bookstore: 37 1st Ave NE
The Salvation Army Judy Peifer • 306-778-0515 • [email protected] The Salvation Army Swift Current is a Christian community with a number of services available. These include the food bank and a weekly community meal. All programs are at 780 1st Ave NW Community Meal Mondays 5:30pm (except Stat Holidays) Please call our office at 306-778-0515 for the latest details 47 Family Resource Centre Anne Ford/Kim Bilanski • 306-773-6160 • 306-774-6163 [email protected] Programs for families with children ages 0-6. Let’s Play: Tues/Wed 10am - 12pm September-June Messy Fingers: Fall, winter, spring 10 week sessions Summer EAL: July/August Teen Parent • Parenting Programs • Financial Literacy •Book Club • 1-1 support • Kids in Safe Seats Call for more information and program details or check facebook
885 6th Avenue NE • Rooms 6 & 7 EDUCATION Great Plains College 306-773-2384•[email protected]•www.greatplainscollege.ca Great Plains College offers post-secondary certificate, diploma, degree and graduate degree programs, as well as university, safety training, Adult Basic Education and English language training at its six locations across western Saskatchewan. The college offers programming year-round. Please visit greatplain- scollege.ca for full details and dates. 129 2nd Ave NE Swift Current, SK
Swift Current and District Early Childhood Intervention Program Wayne Cormier • 306-773-3600 • [email protected] www.swiftcurrentecip.com We are a home-based and centre-based program which delivers individualized program plans, on-going developmental evaluation and developmental resources. We also offer a toy lending library and a parent resource library. Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm • 2150 Walker Street E, entrance C
48 SPORTS, RECREATION & FITNESS & RECREATION SPORTS, Edge Camps Mike Callaway • 306-582-2033 • [email protected] https://www.millarcollege.ca/edge-camps/ Edge camps for grades 4 - 12 include Basketball, Volleyball and Drama as well as a multisport camp!
Eliminators Car Club Dave Knittel • 306-774-7697 • eliminators @sasktel.net www.eliminators.ca Eliminators car club is dedicated to provide and encourage all aspects of the specialty car interests . Annual Eliminators Fun Run (Car Show) 3rd Weekend in August every year for the past 38 years. Weekly meetings at the club garage. Mon- days 7:30. Please call to confirm attendance!
Go-Diva’s Pole Dance for Fitness Virginia Shaw • 306-772-0431 • [email protected] www.go-divas.com Go-Diva’s provides pole fitness classes which help you to condition your muscles, lose weight and improve your mobility and flexibility. It is a challenging and fun way to stay in shape. If you wish to try a drop in class, text us at 306-772-0431. Classes run for three months at a time for each season • Studio is open when classes are running, typically 5:30-8:00pm, Monday-Thursday • Upstairs in the Carmel Mall #24-234 1st NE
Prairie Pistol Club Larry Peterson • 306-778-6517 • [email protected] Promote the safe handling of firearms for the use of target shooting and competitions. Shooting available year round. For more information, contact Larry Peterson. Year round • Lt. Colonel Clifton Cente
South West Ladies Fastball League Raylene Packet • 306-750-7723 •[email protected] Ladies Fastball play throughout SW Saskatchewan May-June
Southwest Tai-Chi-Kung Club Inc. César Ayllon • 306-773-0376 • [email protected] Non-profit organization open to everyone who is interested in improv- ing general health, quality of life and longevity by practicing a com- bined program of Tai-Chi and Qi-Gong. Weekly classes indoors during the week and weekends at the Masonic Lodge located on 106 Chaplin Street W. 3 seasons (FALL - WINTER - SPRING) and it's based on Tai-Chi & Qi-Gong combination *SUMMER season (July - August) is free of charge, optional and outdoors at parks in town. **Everybody is welcome to join the classes and the Club! 49 Special Olympics Swift Current Jackie Powell • 306-778-3706 • [email protected] www.specialolympics.ca/saskatchewan Sports programming and competitions for children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities. Fall/winter programs include: active start and fundamentals (ages 2-12), youth/adult programs: swimming, bowling, floor hockey, basketball, curling. Spring/summer: ball, bocce, soccer. Swimming: Monday • Bowling: Tuesday •Basketball: Wednesday Floor Hockey: Sunday • Spring/Summer programs vary
STRIDE Physio & Performance/CrossFit Swift Current 306-778-7770 • [email protected] www.hityourstride.ca STRIDE & CrossFit Swift Current offer a variety of individual or group training options, led by qualified instructors, to stay healthy, fit and of course to have fun. We encourage exercise throughout one’s lifespan and have options to include kids, adolescents, adults and the aging population Ongoing programs • Visit our website at www.hityourstride.ca for details
SW Saskatchewan Roller Derby Association Michelle Seibel • 306-774-9422 • [email protected] Players and refs wanted! Age 7 to adult; all skill levels welcome, no experience required! February - October • Lt. Colonel Clifton Cente/iPlex
Swift Current ACT/UCT Stingrays Swim Club Shauna Cuthbert• 306-7743696 • [email protected] The Swift Current ACT/UCT Stingrays Swim Club is a speed swimming club that aims to develop a love for swimming and competition. The
club’s goal is to make swimming a sport that everyone can enjoy! SPORTS, RECREATION & FITNESS & RECREATION SPORTS, May 1 - mid June: Aquatic Centre, 1100 11th Ave NE Mid June - end of July: Fairview Pool, 270 Gladstone St W
Swift Current Archery Club Chris Bender • [email protected] Target archery, indoors and out, with some introduction to 3D archery. Participating in the Junior Olympics Archery Program.
Swift Current Badminton Club Angie Friesen • 306-774-3913 • [email protected] Recreational club for all ages. Participants grade 6 and under require adult supervision and grade 7 to adult can come alone or with a partner. Eight courts available to play singles and/or doubles. Players arrange and challenge other players to games. Coaching available. Players are expected to have their own racquet and non-marking shoes. Sundays @ 6:00 - 9:00pm & Tuesdays @ 7:00 -9:00pm October, 15 2019- April 7, 2020 47 50 SC Comp High School Gym– 1100 11th Ave NE 47
Swift Current Broncos FITNESS & RECREATION SPORTS, 306-773-1509 • [email protected] www.scbroncos.com A community owned major junior hockey franchise; 1989,1993 & 2018 Western Hockey League Champions Home games September to March plus various events during the summer • Innovation Credit Union iPlex Swift Current Christian Tae Kwon Do Gary Voysey • 306-741-4672 • [email protected] www.christiantkd.com Gain self-defence skills, strength and confidence through a variety of classes and programs for individuals and families. Year-round • 197 4th Avenue NW Swift Current Curling Club 306-773-4001 • [email protected] www.sccurlingclub.ca • Facebook: swiftcurrentcurlingclub It is the SCCC’s vision and mandate to promote the sport of curling for all ages and abilities. The SCCC is proud to be a part of Swift Current for over 100 years and we are excited to be an integral part of the community for many years to come! Evening and afternoon leagues, plus learn-to-curl clinics for youth and adults. New and exciting initiatives coming for 2019/2020 contaact for more info.
Swift Current Fencing Club Lisa Hagen • 306-741-1118 • [email protected] Instruction in Fencing for ages 7+, for able bodied & wheelchair athletes September - April • Thursday, 6:30-8:30pm • First United Church Gym
Swift Current Icebreaker Sledge Hockey Jenn Berg/Jen Speir • 306-741-7449 • [email protected] A fun team sport for kids of all abilities. Players sit on specially designed sledges fitted with two blades to propel themselves across the ice. They have two playing sticks which have a double function: they are used for pushing and to control and shoot the puck October-March • Mondays 5:15-6:30pm • Fairview Arena Swift Current Judo Club Nancy Jewitt-Filteau • 306-750-9988 or 306-741-2158 [email protected] • Facebook: swiftcurrentjudoclub Goals are to create a fun, safe, enjoyable environment for everyone. Instructions in techniques to throw and grapple an opponent is provided to females and males of all age groups. Judo can be done for recreation or competition in tournaments. Sept 16, 2019-April 30, 2020 Lt. Col. Clifton Centre, Judo Room - 350 6th Ave NE
Swift Current Lacrosse Association Trenton Froese • [email protected] www.swiftlacrosse.ca Box (indoor) Lacrosse, ages 4 and up. League runs April to the end of June 51 Swift Current Badminton Club Angie Friesen • 306-774-3913 • [email protected] Recreational club for all ages. Participants grade 6 and under require adult supervision and grade 7 to adult can come alone or with a partner. Eight courts available to play singles and/or doubles. Players arrange and challenge other players to games. Coaching available. Players are expected to have their own racquet and non-marking shoes. Sundays @ 6:00 - 9:00pm & Tuesdays @ 7:00 -9:00pm October, 15 2019- April 7, 2020 SC Comp High School Gym– 1100 11th Ave NE 47 48
Swift Current Ladies Line Dance Club Bev Gatzke• 306-773-0056• [email protected] Dances every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. New dancers welcome! September through May; 9-10am Legion Hall.
Swift Current Minor Baseball Patrick Rokochy• 306-315-2279 • [email protected] www.swiftcurrentminorbaseball.ca SCMBA is a non-profit volunteer community organization created to facilitate the instruction and participation in the sport of baseball for youth between the ages of 4-18. We are affiliated with Baseball Canada and Saskatchewan Baseball. Programs run from late April until July each year. We use diamonds located on 19th Ave NE, Fairview School grounds and at the City of Swift Current Ball Diamond Complex.
Swift Current Minor Baseball - Indoor Baseball Training Toni Adair • 306-741-7381 • [email protected] www.swiftcurrentminorbaseball.ca SCMBA is introducing off season winter training including 1 hour a week with Joe Carnahan and 1.5 hours a week with a personal trainer. Sessions running October-December and/or January-March. Program is open to all ages. Location 2031 South Railway St E. Swift Current Minor Football Kevin Wingert • 306-750-7689 • [email protected] www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=scmf Minor Football offers tackle programs, in 3 divisions, in the fall for ages 9-14. A flag program has also been started in the spring. Tackle: August-October • Flag: May & June
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Swift Current Minor Girls Softball Brad Appel• 306-750-1506 • [email protected] https://sites.google.com/site/swiftcurrentminorgirlssoftball For girls 6-18, indoor practices start in April. League play runs May-June. April-June • Games are played in the City and towns in Sandhills Softball League
Swift Current Minor Hockey Association Greg Hurrell • 306-741-5122 • [email protected] www.swiftcurrentminorhockey.com SCMHA provides hockey skills and development for boys and girls up to age 17. September- April • Innovation Credit Union iPlex & Fairview Arenas Swift Current Mixed Volleyball League Travis Cuthbert • 306 741-9636 • [email protected] Competitive, intermediate and Rec Leagues available. Must be 18 or over to join. October to March • Evening games once a week • 49 52 Comprehensive High School SPORTS, RECREATION & FITNESS & RECREATION SPORTS, Swift Current No Hit League Scott Cassidy • 306-741-6219 • [email protected] scnohit.ca Adult Men’s (19+) Recreation Hockey League from October 15-March 15
Swift Current Outdoor Hockey League Sharon Walde • 306-773-5341 or 306-741-6651 • [email protected] An inexpensive, fun, no contact hockey league for ages 5-18. We play at Riverdene Outdoor Rink in January and February. We focus on fun and make sure everyone plays, no matter the skill level. Full equipment is not needed. January 6, 2020 - February 23, 2020 • Riverdene Outdoor Rink
Swift Current Pickleball Club Sue Johnston • 306-741-9235 • [email protected] Pickleball is a fun sport which combines badminton, tennis and ping pong. All you need are paddles and runners. Beginners sessions in the fall. We play all year round, indoors in the winter and outdoor in the summer. Offered to all skill levels. Contact Sue Johnston for more information. Swift Current Skateboarding Inc. Derek Hartley • 306-750-0854 [email protected] A safe and fun environment for all ages to participate and progress in skateboarding November - March • Thursdays 5:30-7:30pm • Lt. Col. Clifton Centre
Swift Current Soapbox Racing Association Jennifer Dickson • 306-750-7053 • [email protected] Competitive races, awards, optional out of town races. Building relation- ships, family orientated and FUN! Mid October—end of April O.M. Irwin School wrestling room
Swift Current Soccer Association Natalie Jensen • 306-774-6774 • [email protected] www.swiftcurrentsoccer.ca Recreational soccer programs for youth and adults and more competitive United Soccer programs for U9-U19. Online registration for outdoor soccer season starts in January and in August for indoor season.
Swift Current Titans Wrestling Club Curtis Biem • 306-741-0486 • [email protected] www.facebook.com/Swift-Current-Titans-Wrestling-Club -181120456081 Developing good people through fun, hard work and sportsmanship. For school aged boys and girls. Mid October—end of April O.M. Irwin School wrestling room
53 Swift Current Trap Club Duane Smith• 306-741-1429 • [email protected] Providing a safe environment for the sport of trap shooting. Open to ages 12 and up. Training and coaching are provided. Come out to experience the excitement of shooting clay pigeons. Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30-8:30 (mid May to end of Septem- ber) Travel just past the airport and turn North of the first grid road East of the airport. Enter through the gate on the North edge of the airport. Twist of Fate Health & Fitness Erica Pasley/Dara Closs • 306-750-2716/306-741-9445 [email protected] • Facebook: Twist of Fate Health & Fitness Music-driven, motivated, form-focused classes are our specialty. Instructors cue form and will offer modifications and advanced level options when applicable, so participants can work at their own pace on their individual fitness journey. Our classes rely heavily on music using different genres and styles that will appeal to everyone. Classes are offered various times throughout the week. Schedule will be posted on Facebook page #10 Hillside Plaza 1081 Central Ave N. VOGO Volleyball Andrew Nelson • 306-533-2497 • [email protected] vogovolleyball.ca VOGO is a group of dedicated beach volleyball coaches with the mission of developing competitive youth (ages 13-18) beach volleyball in Saskatchewan. If you’re looking to improve your volleyball skills, try something new, and have fun in the sand this summer, register now! June 1-30 or June 1-August 11 (twice weekly) Riverside Park Beach Volleyball Courts
Yoga Connexion Amanda Schamber • 306-741-0032 • [email protected] www.yogaconnexion.ca SPORTS, RECREATION & FITNESS & RECREATION SPORTS, Yoga for all levels and bodies! Gentle, power, beginners, restorative, youth, all levels. From Classical yoga to creative flow, we have you covered! Large windows and unlimited parking. First class free and unlimited $69/month. Best service and best value! Try us today! Year round in the Service Master Building • 2149 Walker St. Youth Bowling Canada Judy Kress • 306-773-3380 • [email protected] youthbowl.ca Youth Bowling Canada offers an inexpensive and fun opportunity for children up to 19 years old to get active and involved in a well-organized and natural sport program. Sundays 1:30pm •Frontier Bowling Lanes – 419 North Railway St. E Wado Kokusai Karate Studio Vim Parmar • 306-741-5407 • [email protected] Traditional karate offered in a fun and enthusiastic atmosphere by WIKF recognized instructors! Monday and Wednesday evenings Juniors: 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Adults: 7:30 – 9:00 p.m.** Kids and adult classes will run from September to December 51 54 and January to April ** FREE introductory classes are offered 55 Proudly Serving the Community! Proudly Serving the Community! Does your organization support Safe Places? To nd out how you can let your community know that you’re committed to Safe Places, please visit SafePlacesSK.ca or email Kelly at [email protected] . is a City of Swift Current initiative that aims to improve the safety and protection of children and youth. By following a simple, 4-step process, individuals can become Youth Certi ed for 3 years. Organizations can then become Proud Supporters of the initiative if at least 80% of their sta /members maintain their certi cation status.
Take RiS Activity Leader Get valid CRC and VSC 1online training 2
SAFE PLACES IS A GRATEFUL FUNDING RECIPIENT OF THE: Submit RiS Cert, CRC, VSC Fill out a and Application Form to 4Swift Current RCMP Application3 Form