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Leisure Guide Fall 2021 Registration dates: Leisure Residents - August 10 Non-Residents - August 12 Guide This Could Be You Fall 2021 Regina.ca/recreation | 306-777-7529 (PLAY) REGISTRATION WHEN DOES REGISTRATION START? Regina residents: Tuesday, August 10 (beginning at 7 a.m. for this day only) Non-residents: Thursday, August 12 (beginning at 7 a.m. for this day only) easy ways to PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS, register WITHDRAWALS, TRANSFERS & LATE 3 REGISTRATIONS ONLINE REGISTRATION Cancellations 1 Make sure you crea • All programs are subject • Go to Regina.ca/leisureguide te your to cancellation by the City • Click on Regina Recreation Online online a ccount before if there are insufficient • Sign in or Create an Account registrations or due to other registration day! • Search or register for programs extenuating circumstances. • You will be issued either a refund or credit and not charged a withdrawal fee. Withdrawals Call 306-777-PLAY (7529) • Withdrawals are permitted 2 up to 12 p.m. on the PlayLine operating hours: calendar day following the Monday – Friday: 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. second class to receive a Saturday – Sunday: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. pro-rated credit or refund. Statutory holidays: 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Transfers • Subject to availability, you may transfer immediate into another program. • Pro-rated fees/refunds will be applied between the two VISIT A FACILITY programs. 3 Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre .......................................... 2420 Elphinstone St. Late Registrations North West Leisure Centre .......................................................1127 Arnason St. • Late registrations for Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre ...................................3130 E Woodhams Dr. programs are accepted, if Sportplex – Lawson Aquatic Centre & Fieldhouse ....... 1717 Elphinstone St. available. • A pro-rated fee will be applied. 2 AFFORDABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE ACCESS PROGRAM TTableable of CContentsontents The Affordable Access Program provides Regina residents with financial barriers the opportunity to access City of Regina recreation facilities as well as arts, culture, recreation and leisure programs at discounted rates. Leisure passes can be purchased for 50 per cent off the regular price and residents can participate in registered programs at 80 per cent off the regular price, to a maximum of $160 discount per family member. For more information, eligibility, or an application form: • Visit Regina.ca • Visit a major facility • Call 306-777-PLAY (7529) Transit passes can also be purchased at 20 per cent reduced rate. If eligible, passes must be purchased from the Transit Information Centre (2124 11th Avenue) or the Transit Operations Centre (333 Winnipeg Street). What’s in Your Neighbourhood? ...................................... 4 RECREATION FOR ALL Rental Information ............................................................ 9 City of Regina programs are open to Multipurpose Recreational Facilities .............................10 everyone. People experiencing disability or those with specific needs are encouraged to Admission Prices ..............................................................12 participate in programs listed throughout this guide. Programs with the Adapted Aquatic Drop-in Activities ..............................................14 Program logo are intended to be used as stepping stones Land Fitness Drop-in Activities ......................................16 to inclusion and focus on AP individuals’ unique needs. Swimming Lessons...........................................................20 When registering for a program, please inform City staff of any inclusive strategies Registered Adapted Programs .......................................34 you may need to participate. Participants who may need assistance during the Registered Preschool Programs ....................................36 program are required to bring an attendant. ATTENDANT ADMISSION PROGRAM Registered Child & Youth Programs..............................38 This program supports people experiencing disability who require assistance during Registered Adult Programs ............................................42 recreation activities at City-operated facilities or programs to bring their own Registered Older Adult Programs ..................................50 attendant at no cost. If you require more information, call 306-777-PLAY (7529). Zone Board & Community Association Programs .......51 Occasionally programs and information in this publication are incorrect or subject to change due to unforeseen events or to accommodate an event. Visit Regina.ca or call 306-777-PLAY (7529) for the most up-to-date information. 3 WHAT’S IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD YOUR IN WHAT’S What’s in Your Neighbourhood? P ARK ST 1ST AVE. WINNIP HENDERSO LEWVAN DR. McINTOSH ST. 18 9 3RD AVE. 4TH AVE. ROSS AVE 5TH AVE. 15 14 10 1 4 2 7TH AVE. DEWDNEY AVE. ELPHINSTONE ST. 1 8TH AVE. DEWDNEY AVE. 3 1 11 N 11TH AVE. 17 SASKATCHEWAN DR. 12TH AVE. 5 VICTORIA AVE. 7 RING ROAD VICTORIA AVE. 13TH AVE. 13 6 2 5 2 14TH AVE. 20 1 3 PASQUA ST. PARK ST 2 BROAD ST. COLLEGE AVE. ARCOL4 6 12 WINNIPEG ST. 16 LEWVAN DR. ALBERT ST. 19 8 3 A AVE. CENTRAL ZONE BROADWAY AVE. REGINA AVE. REGINA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 19TH AVE. Major Facilities 3 McDONALD ST. Outdoor Fall Fun 21 DOUGLAS AVE. 1 Sportplex – Fieldhouse and Lawson Accessible PlaMONTAGUE ST. ygrounds WASCANA LAKE Aquatic Centre – 1717 Elphinstone St. 1) Gocki Optimist Playground – 2230 Lindsay St.* UNIVERSITY 2 Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre – 2) Pasqua and 7th Park – 1301 Pasqua St.** 2420 Elphinstone St. 3) Candy Cane Playground – Wascana Park** 4) Crescent Park – 1109 14th Ave. E** 3 Co-operators Centre – 1700 Elphinstone St. Seasonal off-leash Lawn Bowling Greens 5) Leslie Lawn Bowling Greens – areas are located Outdoor Pools Victoria Ave. & Queen St. within outdoor boarded rinks throughout the 1 Buffalo Meadows Pool– 1401 Montague St. Off-Leash Dog Areas City of Regina. 6) Cathy Lauritsen Memorial Off-Leash Dog Park – 2 Maple Leaf Pool – 1101 14th Ave. 2110 Forget St. (Year Round) These areas are a great 7) Leslie Park – 3820 Victoria Ave. (Seasonal) place for dogs to exercise, 3 Wascana Pool - 2211 College Ave. play and socialize. Outdoor Tennis Courts Closed for repairs 8) Balfour Collegiate (3) – 1245 College Ave. Neighbourhood & Community Centres 1) Gocki Park (2) – 2230 Lindsay St. Seasonal areas are open May 1 – September 30 1 mâmawêyatitân centre - 3355 6th Ave. Outdoor Basketball Courts from 4 – 11 p.m. on 8) Balfour Collegiate (1) – 1245 College Ave. Cathedral Neighbourhood Centre – school days and 9) Kitchener School (1) – 840 Athol St. 2 th 2900 - 13 Ave. 10) Sacred Heart School (1) – 1314 Elphinstone St. 6 a.m. – 11 p.m. on 3 Core Ritchie Neighbourhood Centre – 11) Sportplex (1) – 1717 Elphinstone St. non-school days. 445 - 14th Ave. 12) Crescents School (1) – 2401 Retallack St. 4 Eastview Community Centre – 615 6th Ave. 13) Thomson School (1) – 2033 Toronto St. For more information, 14) Albert School (1) – 1340 Robinson St. visit Regina.ca/dogparks 5 Regina Senior Citizen’s Centre – 2134 Winnipeg St. 1) Gocki Outdoor Rink (1) – 2201 Edgar St. 15) Eastview Park (1) – 4th Ave. & Broder St. or call 306-777-7000. 6 Regina Senior Citizen’s Centre – 2404 Elphinstone St. 16) Arcola School (1) – 2315 Abbott Rd. 17) Core Community Park (1) – 1801 Montreal St. Parks and Picnic Sites The City of Regina has several playgrounds that are 18) Kinsmen Park North – Pasqua St. & 2nd Ave. N accessible to all children. 1) Gocki Park – 2230 Lindsay St. 19) Wascana Park – 2405 Legislative Dr. *Fully Accessible - All elements of the play equipment are 20) Central Park – 2231 Scarth St. accessible by all people regardless of ability. Skateboard Parks **Accessible - Some play elements are accessible by all 21) Wascana Skateboard Plaza – people. Wascana Dr. & Powerhouse Dr. For more information, visit Regina.ca/parks or call Spray Pads 18) Kinsmen Park North – Pasqua St. & 2nd Ave. 306-777-7000. 1) Gocki Park – Lindsay St. & 14th Ave. 4 15) Eastview Park – 4th Ave. & Broder St. Outdoor Pickleball Courts 1) Gocki Park (2) – Lindsay St. & 15th Ave. 6 FL N ROSS AVE JENKINS DR. GRAHAM RD. CAVENDISH ST. 18 NEIGHBOURHOOD YOUR IN WHAT’S 7TH AVE. 7 9 McVEETY DR. DEWDNEY AVE. 1 DEWDNEY AVE. BROWN ST. FLEET ST. 17 CAVENDISH15 ST. THOMPSON AVE. CAMBRIDGE AVE. REGINA CITY LIMITS RING ROAD 1 VICTORIA AVE. HWY. # 1 VICTORIA AVE. QUANCE ST. QUANCE ST. EAST ZONE EGE AVE. PARK ST ARCOL ARENS RD. A AVE. 14 11 Major Facilities TRUESDALE DR. 8 TRUESDALE DR. McDONALD ST. ARK DR. Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre – DOUGLAS AVE. 1 ES 2 DR. 3130 East Woodhams Dr. 12 5 HARDING ST. WAL UNIVERSITY P 2 WINDSOR PARK RD. 2 Canada Games Athletic Complex at Douglas Park – 13 OF 1 2 3025 McDonald St. BUCKINGHAM DR. WOODHAMS DR. PHILIP RD. ASSINIBOINE AVE. PRINCE EDINBURGH DR. Neighbourhood & Community Centres 10 ARCO 3 WASCANA CIR. C LA AVE. H 16 U DLAND GROVE DR. K Glencairn Recreation Centre – 2626 Dewdney Ave. E PASS A 1 WASCANA CREEK OO 4 W HWY B L #1 BY V . # 33 D 2 Arcola East Community Centre – 3860 Buckingham Dr. E HIGHWAY Outdoor Fall Fun Outdoor Tennis Courts Accessible Playgrounds 5) Douglas Park (3) – Assiniboine Ave. E 1) Coleman Park – 220 Fines Dr.** 9) Howell Park (2) – 7th Ave. E & James Cres. REGINA CITY LIMITS 2) Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre Play Space 10) Varsity Park (2) – Assiniboine Ave. & Phillips Rd. THIS PART IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE 3130 Woodhams Dr. E* Closed for repairs but will reopen later in 2021 3) Woodland Grove Park – 3507 Arbor Grove Dr.** 11) Gardiner Park
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