Welcome Back skating sessions open new fall season

Range of options has something for every member of the family

NEWS RELEASE - Distributed September 1, 2016 9:00 AM

Summary

Skating season in Nanaimo is now back in full stride with all four ice surfaces in operation. To ease the community back into the arena program and drop-in menu options, the City is hosting a number of special skating sessions including Everyone Welcome, Parent and Tot, Glow in the Dark, a special 'Twoonie' Drop-In sponsored by Ryan Vending, 'Family Skate' and two Senior Adult Leisure skate sessions.

The City encourages you to check out our full schedule online at www.nanaimo.ca or pick up an Activity Guide at various locations around the community.

Link to Strategic Plan: Active Lifestyle; Recreation, Culture, Sports and Tourism; Community Wellness

Key Points

Sessions begin on Tuesday, September 6.
A full schedule of drop-in events and programs is available in the Activity Guide.

Quotes

"Nanaimo arenas are proud to welcome back our community for another outstanding season of fun and fitness on the ice. Check out all the outstanding options online or in our new Activity Guide."

Gary Paterson

Arena Coordinator

City of Nanaimo

Quick Facts

All hockey drop-in programs are running starting on Tuesday, September 6, plus a variety of speciality skating session as marketed online and in the Activity Guide.

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Contact:

Gary Paterson

Recreation Coordinator - Arenas

City of Nanaimo

(250) 755-7536

gary.paterson@nanaimo.ca

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