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Markham Welcomes You to the Southern Regional Ringette Championship Markham Welcomes You to the Southern Regional Ringette Championship Markham has attractions and activities for all interests, backgrounds and abilities. Over 150 km of biking and walking trails! Unmatched scenery of the Rouge River Valley! PGA-accredited golf courses! Fine dining to begin your evening. Markham recently opened a variety of new and exciting recreation facilities including a regulation sized, artificial turf soccer field with a dome, an indoor tennis court complex at Angus Glen Community Centre, and the Greater Toronto Area's largest artificial ice skating rink at Markham Civic Centre. Please see attached below a list of activities that may interest you during your stay. Art Galleries - McKay Art Centre, 197 Main Street Unionville map, 905-477-9511 - The ONE Gallery, 190 Main Street Unionville, unit A map, 416-859-3337 - Varley Art Gallery, 216 Main Street Unionville map, 905-477-9511 Bike and Skate Parks - Joyride 150, 150 Bullock Drive map, 905-294-1313 - Centennial Skateboard Park, 8600 McCowan Road map, 905-294-6111 Bowling - Markham Bowl, 5762 Highway 7 map, 905-294-4556 Farmers Markets - York Farmer's Market (Thornhill), 7509 Yonge Street map, 905-886-9992 Golf Driving Ranges - Markham Golf Dome, 150 Burncrest Road map, 905-475-3663 Indoor - Play - Trapped, 3130 Highway 7 East map, 905-940-6500 Movie Theatre - Cineplex Cinemas Markham & VIP, 179 Enterprise Blvd. map, 905-479-1778 Museum - Markham Museum, 9350 Markham Road map, 905-294-4576 Parks & Trails - Milne Dam Conservation Area (Milne Park is busy with hiking and picnics all summer long.) map - Markham has many hiking trails. map - Rouge Park (Parks Canada is developing a National Park - Rouge National Urban Park, in the east end of Markham and Toronto.) Public Libraries Markham Public Library, www.markhampubliclibrary.ca - Aaniin Library, 5665 14th Avenue map, 905-475-4851 - Angus Glen Library, 3990 Major Mackenzie Drive map, 905-513-7977 - Cornell Library, 3201 Bur Oak Avenue, map, 905-513-7977 ext. 3460 - Markham Village Library, 6031 Highway 7 map, , -513-7977 ext. 4271 - Milliken Mills Library, 7600 Kennedy Road map, 905-513-7977 ext. 5337 - Thornhill Community Centre Library, 7755 Bayview Avenue map, 905-513-7977 ext. 3521 - Thornhill Village Library, 10 Colborne Street map, 905-513-7977 ext. 3481 - Unionville Library, 15 Library Lane map, 905-513-7977 ext. 5517 Swimming - Indoor Pools City of Markham Recreation Department, main website - Aaniin Community Centre, 5665 14th Avenue map, 905-475-4851 - Angus Glen Community Centre, 3990 Major Mackenzie Drive map, 905-944-3777 - Centennial Community Centre, 8600 McCowan Road map, 905-470-3590 - Cornell Community Centre, 3201 Bur Oak Avenue, map, 905-479-7753 - Markham Pan Am Pool, 16 Main Street Unionville, map, 905-475-4730 - Milliken Mills Community Centre, 7600 Kennedy Road map, 905-477-6410 - Thornhill Therapeutic Pool, 7755 Bayview Avenue map, 905-944-3800 - Thornlea Pool, 8075 Bayview Avenue map, 905-889-0766 YMCA - Markham YMCA, Rudy Bratty YMCA Centre, 101 YMCA Blvd. map, 905-513-9622 Tourism Markham. 905-475-4720. www.tourismmarkham.ca. [email protected]. .
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