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ON the Leisure Guide ACTIVITIES & ON THE LEISURE GUIDE P.03 P.08 P.12 VOL.2 / NO 01 Events & Arts & Culture Library Special Activities SPRING 2019 P.14 P.18 P.23 Activ’Été Sports & Organizations & Outdoors Associations IN THIS ISSUE USEFUL INFORMATION Events & speciaL activities 3 Au rythme de nos foulées | Garage sales 4 15th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade 5 Spring Break 6 Festival Accès Danse 7 Triathlon La Fierté CENTRE CULTUREL PASSEPORT-LOISIR GEORGES-P.-VANIER To obtain an individual Passeport- loisir, you must present yourself at the ARTS & CULTURE 15 boulevard Maple – 450 698-3100 recreation department service counter Shows – Château Scènes | [email protected] 8 in the Centre culturel G.-P.-Vanier with Search for old photos: 1998 ice storm Opening hours of the recreation a piece of identification and proof of 9 Photo contest | department and ticketing counter residency. To obtain a family Passeport- Dance me – Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal | service loisir, proof of residency must be Ateliers Danse Châteauguay Monday and Tuesday: noon to 8 p.m. supplied for each member of the family. 10 Exhibitions and vernissages | Wedsnesday and Thursday: noon to 6 p.m. Resident (valid for 2 years): Ciné-club Friday and Saturday: noon to 5 p.m. $7 per person / $12 for the family 11 Maison LePailleur Sunday: Closed (a passport is issued for each person) Easter holiday LIBrary Non-resident: (valid for 1 year) CLOSED from Monday, April 19 $65 per person 12 Adult programming to Monday, April 22 13 Youth programming ROOM AND SPORTS LEGEND 14 ACTIV’éTÉ 2019 TRAYS RENTALS $ Cost Ville de Châteauguay offers many types of rooms and sports trays for rentals Location SPORTS & OUTDOOrs that can attend to your needs. 18 Free skating and hockey | Information Consult the Hall Rental Guide at www.ville. Outdoors rinks chateauguay.qc.ca/guide-location-salles Easily find new activities 19 Centre sportif Polydium | Reservation and contract management: Bike Month with the NEW symbol. Christian Cardinal 450 698-3113 [email protected] 20 Héritage Saint-Bernard PL With Passeport-loisir 21 Sports associations RPL Resident with Passeport-loisir NRPL Non-Resident with 23 OrganiZatiONS Passeport-loisir & assOciatiONS Map and addresses on page 32. 25 MANOIR D’YOuviLLE & COMING IN THE NEXT REFUND POLICY ON THE MOVE O FOR THE ACTIVITIES The refund policy is available at 34 MAP & ADDRESSES www.ville.chateauguay.qc.ca/en/ passeport-loisirs-inscription and at the Centre culturel G.-P.-Vanier. The Activities & Leisure Guide is a municipal guide distributed free of charge in all VILLE DE CHÂTEAUGUAY Editorial: Direction des communications Châteauguay homes. 5 boulevard D'Youville et des relations publiques de la Ville Châteauguay (Quebec) J6J 2P8 de Châteauguay. The masculine form used in this document [email protected]âteauguay.qc.ca refers, where appropriate, to both women and Graphic design: 450 698-3017 men. Any text published in this publication may duval design communication be reproduced with mention of the source. Circulation: 20,300 copies Distribution : Canada Post EVENTS & SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 3 events & speciaL activities Map and addresses on page 34 AU RYHTME DE NOS FOULÉES 10th edition! O Sunday, May 12 as of 8:30 a.m. For more information or to register: GARAGE SALES www.ville.chateauguay.qc.ca/en/au-rythme-de-nos-foulees May 25 and 26 [email protected] The first garage sales of the year in Organized by Les Riverains de Châteauguay running club, the Au rythme de nos Châteauguay will be held on Saturday, foulées run, which is traditionally held on Mother’s Day, is back for the 10th year! May 25 and Sunday, May 26. On those You can participate in the 1 km, 5 km, 10 km race, or else the Michel Butts demi- two days, garage sales will be permitted marathon (21.1 km), starting from the Agora. A challenge for the whole family in a from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. lively and festive atmosphere! Residents can advertise their New this year: the mille à Gilles. This new race is in addition to the regular run and garage sales on our website includes an Elite section in which the first three runners will have an opportunity to starting at the beginning of May win scholarships. at www.ville.chateauguay.qc.ca/en. 4 EVENTS & SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 15th AnnuaL ST. PatricK’S Day Parade SUNDAY, MARCH 24 STARTING AT 1 P.M. The Châteauguay & Valley Irish Heritage Association and Ville de Châteauguay invite you to an afternoon of fun! Street closures to traffic – Rue Lepailleur 10 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. (between boulevard Saint-Jean-Baptiste and rue Yvon) – Rue Guy (between boulevard Saint-Jean-Baptiste and rue Randill) 10 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. – Rue Yvon (between rue Lepailleur and boulevard D’Anjou) 10 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. – Boulevard D’Anjou 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. (between Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Maple boulevards) – Boulevard Maple 12 noon to 2:30 p.m. (one direction only, between boulevard D’Anjou and rue McLeod) – Rue McLeod (between boulevard Maple and rue Mitchell) 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Closed streets Parade route Detour No parking will be allowed on Lepailleur, guy and yvon streets during the designated hours. – A one-way lane will be open in the east direction (toward boulevard Saint-Jean-Baptiste) from the Châteauguay Regional Centre’s parking entrance (in front of the Super C supermarket) to boulevard Saint-Jean-Baptiste. – A detour will be installed to by-pass the part closed on boulevard D'Anjou. The detour will follow avenue de la Verdure, rue Prince and rue Saint-Julien. – Every citizen and every store located on LePailleur, Guy and Yvon streets and on boulevard D'Anjou will receive an official letter to be informed about the closing hours. EVENTS & SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 5 SPRING BREAK AcTIV’ÉTÉ BREAK Registration at the Centre culturel G.-P.-Vanier Limited places: 80 spots | Passport-Loisir is mandatory Five (5) activity days For children AGED 5 TO 12 Monday, March 4 to Friday, March 8 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. $ $281.25 NRPL | $231.25 RPL COMPLETE PROGRAMMING INFORMATION Daycare is available from 7:30 to 9 a.m. and from 4 to 5 p.m. www.ville.chateauguay.qc.ca/en/CAMP-RELACHE Meeting place: Howard S. Billings school gymnasium À LA CARTE ACTIVities… AND MORE Open swim Skating rinks Kronos La magie de la chimie II Saturday 2 to Sunday, March 10 Spring Break special schedule The great spatio-temporal with Yannick Bergeron Polydium Monday 4 to Friday, March 8 activity Thursday, March 7, 2 p.m. For all Details on page 18 Tuesday, March 5, 2 p.m. 5 years + Schedule on page 19 5 to 12 years old Outdoor rinks 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Agora 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 3rd ANNUAL POPCORN AND REFRESHMENTS SOLD ON SITE Parc éphémère Ciné-relâche A morning of fun with for the whole family Granby zoo… your toddlers! Racetime in winter!* Special Outing Sunday, March 3, 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday, March 6, $ Resident: $8 child | 10 a.m. (in French) Wednesday, March 6, $2 adult | $20 family 2 p.m. (in English) 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. $ $50 | $40 PL Non-resident: $10 child | Spring Break Camp $ $4 | $3 PL | $9 family PL $4 adult | $28 family Salle Jean-Pierre-Houde 5 to 12 years old Futsal – Soccer – Multisport Sportplex Tickets now on sale 1 to 6 years old Monday 4 to Friday, March 8 * Parking area behing 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Howard S. Billings school. For more details, go to Tubing at Mont Avila* www.ville.chateauguay. $ $230 | Day care service: Attendance will be taken Special Outing qc.ca/en and follow us $40 for the week when the buses leave at on social networks! Sportplex Wednesday, March 6, 9 a.m. Return at 4 p.m. 514 582-9616 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Included if your child Parents must stay on site and Registration online $ $50 | $40 PL is registered for the are welcome to participate! at kytsoccer.com 5 to 12 years old entire week. PL: With Passeport-loisir | RPL: Resident with Passeport-loisir | NRPL: Non-Resident with Passeport-loisir 6 EVENTS & SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 12th EDITION – FROM MARCH 29 TO 31 An event to share between professional artists and the public. A unique opportunity to discover dance in all its forms! Complete programming (in French) WORKSHOPS at www.accesdanse.ca | Saturday, March 30 SPOKESPERSON Anik Lacelle, 450 698-3137 Complete schedule Ariane Boulet at www.accesdanse.ca Since her graduation from SHOWS UQAM with a Bachelor’s degree in Contemporary Dance Interpretation in 2009, Ariane Boulet has worked as an interpreter for Hélène Langevin (Bouge de là), Mélanie Demers, Aurélie Pedron, Georges-Nicolas Tremblay, Joannie Douville and Geneviève C. Ferron. She has participated in many shows in Montreal, Toronto, France, Belgium and Brazil. At the same time, she founded the Je Suis Julio dance company in 2009 and developed two creations together with Friday, March 29, 8 p.m. Saturday, March 30, 3:30 p.m. En Cohorte and four solo creations. THREESIXNINE QUI BOUGERA “I would like you to open up, dare, by Tentacle Tribe by Ample Man Danse launch yourself into emptiness $ $28 | $26 PL $ $18 | $16 PL and lose your balance in order Salle du Pavillon de l’île Louis-Philippe-Paré school to better find yourself. Trying, falling, picking yourself up and trying again means to learn to dance and live.” – Ariane Boulet Saturday, March 30, 8 p.m.
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