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2019-20Fall & WinterRecreation Guide

CITY OF SUMMERSIDE/CREDIT UNION PLACE 511 Notre Dame Street, Summerside PE C1N 1T2

Phone: 902-432-1234www.summerside.ca • www.cupevents.ca

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Dear Summerside Residents and Visitors:

Greetings from Summerside City Council and welcome to the 2019-20 Fall & Winter Recreation Guide. This guide strives to provide everything you need to know about recreation in Summerside for our residents as well as our neighbors and visitors. We hope you use it to experience a variety of programs, community events, and recreational opportunities. I encourage everyone to get out and participate in all that Summerside has to offer.

The Community Services Department and Credit Union Place are providing some wonderful programs, activities, and community events throughout the season. I encourage you to keep this guide on hand to discover and enjoy all that is being offered by both the City and by our community organizations and businesses.

Best wishes to all for a fun and activity filled Fall and Winter! Warm regards,

Basil L. Stewart Mayor of Summerside

On behalf of the City of Summerside’s Community Services Department management and staff, I am pleased to unveil the Fall/Winter Recreation Guide for 2019-20. The guide outlines the many diverse recreation and leisure opportunities that we are fortunate to have occurring in the City of Summerside.

Our departmental mandate is to provide vibrant, safe, and healthy recreational opportunities for all residents and visitors to our beautiful city. On behalf of the team at the Community Services Department, we look forward to serving, engaging, and recreating with you this season!

Sincerely,JP DesrosiersDirector of Community Services

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INDEX

Credit Union Place “It All Happens Here”Credit Union Place is one of the most technologically advanced and versatile venues in the Maritimes, and Canada. It is one of the most advanced sporting, recreation and event facilities, accommodating conferences, performing arts events, cultural shows, and sporting events.

The Facility Features:

• Leisure Pool• 6-Lane 25 Meter Pool• Water Slide• Water Umbrella • Hot Tub• Wet/Dry Sauna • Men’s/Women’s/Family Change Room• Lockers• Waterproof Wheelchair • Fit Stop Gym• Fitness Studio • Squash Courts• Meeting Rooms• Birthday Party Room• Aquatic Climbing Wall

• Convention Centre• Free Wi-Fi• ATM• 8 Lane Bowling Centre• 5 & 10-Pin Bowling• Cosmic Bowling• League Bowling• 2 NHL Size Ice Surfaces • 5,400 Seat Arena (incl. floor seats)• 10 Luxury Boxes • 3 Lane Indoor Walking/Running Track • Food & Beverage Service • Free Parking (700 spaces- 13 Accessible Needs) • Fiveelevenwest Restaurant and Wine Bar

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Assistant Facilities Supervisor

Michael D’Agostino

Aquatics Manager

Krista Shields

Program & Scheduling Coordinator

Jean-Marc Beauchesne

Event & Corporate Services Manager

Robbie Rankin

OUR TEAM AT A GLANCE

Credit Union Place Contact Information 511 Notre Dame StreetSummerside PE C1N 1T2 Telephone: 902-432-1234Email: [email protected]

Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday 6am-9pmSaturday 7am-9pm Sunday 9am-9pm

Please note: Hours may vary depending on special events or holidays

Bowling hours may vary throughout the year

www.summerside.ca or www.cupevents.ca Follow us: Credit Union Place cupevents cupevents

Community Services Director

JP Desrosiers

Marketing & Promotions Coordinator Mitch Shea

Parks & Green Spaces Manager

Trent Williams

Client & Convention Services Manager Chantal Delaney

Sport & Event Tourism Manager

Ryan Steele

The Fit Stop Manager

Krista Arsenault

Bowling/Office Manager

Cheryl Bell

Activities Coordinator Toni Geary

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AQUATICS CENTRE

Credit Union Place- Aquatics The Aquatics Centre at Credit Union Place has something for all ages and swimming abilities!

• 25 meter, six-lane lap pool

• Leisure pool with one of the fastest water slides in PEI and a mushroom shower

• Aquatic rock wall

• Accessible entry into both pools (ramp into leisure pool and chair lift into lap pool)

• Variety of Programs from Parent & Tot swimming lessons up to Lifeguard and Instructor Training

• Variety of Aquatic Fitness Classes

• Hot tub, sauna, & steam room

Contact Information Contact Person: Krista Shields, Aquatics Manager

Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday 6am-8:50pmSaturday 7am-8:50pm Sunday 9am-8:50pm

Please note: Schedule subject to change.

Like our facebook page: The Aquatics Centre at Credit Union Place

for updates on all current Programs & Events.

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AQUATICS CENTRE

Private Swiming Lessons & Public Swimming Lessons (Lifesaving Society) Beginning at three years of age, private lessons are scheduled at your convenience- must purchase a package of four lessons. Public lessons are for anyone 3 years and older and schedule varies depending on the level.

Leadership TrainingCredit Union Place offers training for experienced swimmers to become lifeguards through its Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross, and National Lifeguard Programs.

Bronze Medallion (18-20hr Course)

• The first in three steps in getting ready to become a National Lifeguard.

• This course teaches the understanding of the lifesaving principles and education of water rescue- judgement, knowledge, skills, and fitness. Rescuers learn tows, carries and defense methods and releases in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk such as unconscious/conscious victims of various types. Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a 500m timed swim.

Prerequisite: Minimum of 13 years of age

Cost: $200.75 + HST

Bronze Cross (18-20 hr Course)

• The second in three steps in getting ready to become a National Lifeguard.

• This course is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge of more advanced training including an introduction to safe supervision in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross is a prerequisite for all advanced training programs including National Lifeguard & Instructor Certification. It also includes a timed 600m swim.

Prerequisite: Minimum of 13 years of age and have Bronze Medallion & Emergency First AID

Cost: $200.75 + HST

Bronze Medalion/Bronze Cross Combo (36-40 hrs)

• Participants are able to take a combo course that gives them all 3 certifications (Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross & Emergency First AID)

Prerequisite: Minimum of 13 years of age

Cost: $325.00 + HST

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AQUATICS CENTRE

National Lifeguard (40 hr course)

• National Lifeguard Certification is Canada’s professional lifeguard standard. National Lifeguard training develops a sound understanding of the lifeguarding principles, executing good judgement in a mature and responsible attitude towards the lifeguard’s role. This training emphasizes prevention and effective rescue response in emergencies including first AID treatment. Candidates develop teamwork, leadership, and communication skills. Fitness requirements include a timed object recovery, 50m sprint challenge, 50m rescue drill, and 400m endurance challenge.

Prerequisite: Must be 16 years of age & have updated Bronze Cross

Cost: $250.00 + HST

Next National Lifeguard training course will occur: Oct. 25th- Friday 6pm=9pm Nov. 8th- Friday 8am-6pmOct. 26th- Saturday 9am-6pm Nov. 9th- Saturday 8am-6pmOct. 27th- Sunday 9am-6pm Nov. 10th- Sunday 9am-6pm

Nov. 11th- Monday 9am-6pm

*Last Registration Date Oct 25th/2019- Exam Nov. 11th @ 1pm

Dolphins Swim Team

Contact Name: Bill Meisner Contact Number: 902-432-4890Email: [email protected]

Program Description: Beginning mid-September, and ending at the end of June.

Prerequisite: Must be 16 years of age & have updated Bronze Cross

Cost: $250.00 + HST

Masters Swim Club

Contact Name: Brian Hawrylak Contact Number: 902-432-0208Email: [email protected]

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Aquatic Centre ProgramsAqua-Arthritis Water ClassesA specialty class for individuals of all ages with arthritis or recovery from an injury. This is a lower impact workout, and movements are slower than our regular aqua-fitness program.

Aqua Fit Water Aerobics A full body workout with variety of instructors. Great cardio music!

Autism (Sensory Hour) Swims We offer free monthly swims for families affected by autism. First Sunday of every month 4:00-5:00pm

Deep Water Aqua-Fit AerobicsA high-energy fitness class done in deep water while suspended by an aqua belt. Perfect for someone with injuries looking for a non-impact fitness class!

Hydro SpinThis is a specialty class on a stationary bike for teens to seniors.

Slide SwimsSlide swims will be scheduled with our large water slide on the following days and times:Saturday & Sunday 2-8:50pmMonday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 4-8:50pmTuesday 3-4 & 7-8pm Check with a Lifeguard to start the slide!

Open Swims6am-8:50pm Leisure Pool: Open all times except during swimming lessons & Autism HourLap Pool: Limited lanes will be open at all times except during swimming lessons and private activities (i.e. Masters & Dolphins).

**Schedules may vary throughout the year; please contact us for more information!**

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BOWLING

Fall/Winter BowlingBoth 5 and 10 pin bowling are available on all eight of our lanes, and all lanes are computerized to help keep track of your score, so you can concentrate on just having a good time! The Lanes now offers a snack counter, licensed bar, and hot food service. To guarantee your lane, it’s always a good idea to reserve ahead of time.

For hours of operation, please check our webpage or contact us:

Contact Information Contact Person: Cheryl Bell, Bowling Manager

Email: [email protected]

Hours of Operation: Please visit webpagefor up to date hoursof operation

Like our facebook page: The Lanes at Credit Union Place

for updates on all current Programs & Events.

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BOWLING

League InformationCurrent leagues include: Ladies League, Youth Bowling, Mixed League, Special Olympics, and Seniors League. Leagues occur from Fall to Spring. Please Contact The Lanes for further details!

Please note; all organizations are welcome to start their own league- contact us for information on lane availability!

PRICING:

HOURLY RATE INDIVIDUAL RATE PER GAME (shoes included)

Lane for up to 6 people $21.75 (Shoes not included) Adult $5.00

Shoe Rental $2.50/person Senior (55+) $4.00

Youth $4.00

Bowling Programs Birthday/Team Parties: Type of Birthday: Basic or Themed

All birthdays include: A party host, 50 minutes of bowling or swimming, party room, 2 slices of Greco pizza, juice boxes, plates, napkins, and forks.

Themed parties include: All of the above plus- A themed birthday cake & candles, plates, napkins, helium balloons, candy treat bags, free pass for Credit Union Place and decorated party room.

BASIC THEMED (Frozen, Star Wars, N.H.L., Paw Patrol, Super Hero, Disney Princess)

$131 + $19.65 (HST) Total $150.65 $191.05 + $28.66 (HST) Total $219.71

**Additional charges will apply for extra children or pizza please contact the front desk of Credit Union Place for more information!

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FALL PROGRAMS

Fall ProgramsThe Community Services Department of the City of Summerside is committed to providing the highest quality of recreational, leisure, and cultural opportunities possible. With a strong mix of state-of-the-art facilities, committed volunteers, and professional staff, our department strives to meet the needs of citizens through new and enhanced programs and services. We encourage you to keep this guide handy and take part in all our department has to offer during the Fall and Winter of 2019-20.

Contact Person: Toni Geary, Activities Coordinator Email: [email protected]

Young Bodies in Motion This Healthy Living Program for teens focuses on being active, healthy eating, and social time. Program is for teens age 11-14 and will occur for 6 weeks on Wednesday’s, starting October 16th from 3:45-5:15pm. Cost is $35. Program will include snacks and the following sessions:

• Fit Test/Boot Camp • Registered Dietician Session• Yoga• Bowling• Swimming

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FALL PROGRAMS

Kayaking 101 Confederation Bridge Presents Kayaking 101 which is a Program that gives our patrons a chance to try kayaking in a safe and supervised space. We will focus on balance, water safety, how to be properly fitted for a PFD (life-jacket), and what to do if you fall out and how to get back in/on. Cost is $10 per session and one must pre-register at: [email protected] Upcoming sessions:

• Tuesday, October 22nd- 8:30-9:30am Wednesday, October 23rd- 7:15-8:15pm • Tuesday, October 29th- 8:30-9:30am Wednesday, October 30th- 7:15-8:15pm

Junior Caps PD Day Camps Credit Union Place is happy to partner with Jr. Capitals Hockey Development Programs to offer a one-of-a-kind PD Day Camp for Novice, Atom and Peewee Divisions. The camps include:

• 2 On-ice sessions Off-ice training Swimming• Stick-handling Stretching and much more!

Camps are $60 per day and start September 27th. For more information, please contact the front desk at Credit Union Place at 902-432-1234.

I Love to Skate We are also proud to partner with go!pei and Canadian Tire to provide the I Love to Skate Program! Through the gen-erosity of Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, Recreation PEI, and go!pei, they have been able to launch an island-wide winter initiative designed to give kids the opportunity to get active by learning the fundamentals of skating. Program is FREE for children ages 4-12, and pre-registration is required. Program will occur:

• Sunday’s for 6 weeks, beginning November 3rd.• 10:20am-11:00am • Credit Union Place (ice pad)

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ACTIVE WINTER

Outdoor Skating • Schurman Park • Queen Elizabeth Park oval

Monster Snow Hills • Rear of Credit Union Place (Bob Dewar Street) • Queen Elizabeth Park

FAT Biking • Rotary Friendship Park • Heather Moyse Park

Cross-Country Skiing • Baywalk Boardwalk • Rotary Friendship Park • Heather Moyse Park

Active Winter SummersideGet active this Winter, Summerside! No matter the season, the City of Summerside’s Community Service Department is busy working on our beautiful parks and trails! Active Winter Summerside includes:

Snowshoeing • Baywalk Boardwalk • Rotary Friendship Park • Heather Moyse Park

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ACTIVE WINTER

Active Winter Summerside ProgramsActive Winter Summerside includes programs and special events including: Moonlight Snowshoeing, Family Skates, FAT Biking Demos, Try Cross-Country Skiing, and more!! To check-out Programs and Events occurring in the City of Summerside, please visit; www.cupevents.ca/programming

Equipment Rentals Snowshoes, Skates, and Nordic Pole Walking Stick rentals are available at the front desk of Credit Union Place for a refundable deposit of $10.

**Please note; all Active Winter Summerside Programs and Events are weather dependent. Please visit: www.cupe-vents.ca/ActiveWinter for daily updates on our winter venues!

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COMMUNITY GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS & SPORTS PROGRAMS

Community Groups, Organizations & Sports ProgramsAir Cadets Contact Person: Capt. James Harper, Commanding OfficerContact Number: 506-333-6528Email: [email protected] Program Description: Air Cadets is a youth group for all youth ages 12-18. It provides training in music, drill, aviation, marksmanship, biathlon, leadership, and many other opportunities. There are opportunities for summer camps, flying, trips, scholarships, and high school credits. Summerside Air Cadets train September-June Tuesday evenings at the Slemon Park Armories 6-9pm. There is NO COST for this Program.

Athena Community Astronomy Club Contact Person: Rolland Chiasson Contact Number: 902-887-3998Program Description: Local Astronomy enthusiasts meet on the last Sunday night of each month at the Wilmot Com-munity Centre.

Bowling Mixed League Contact Person: Christine ArsenaultEmail: [email protected] Program Description: This Mixed Bowling League meets weekly on Wednesday’s from 7-9pm at The Lanes at Credit Union Place. The League will begin at the end of October. Contact Christine today for more information.

Cross Fit Summerside Contact Names: Jeff MacRae & Todd Clark Contact Number: 902-303-2139Email: [email protected] Website: https://crossfitsummerside.com Program Description: Cross Fit is a high-intensity fitness program incorporating elements from several sports and types of exercises. For more information, contact Jeff or Todd today.

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Dance Virtuosa Contact Person: Kashena Bartlett Contact Number: 902-316-1777Email: [email protected] Program Description: Dance Virtuosa was created to inspire, motivate, instill skill, and enrich every student in the Art of Dance. They cater to students age 3 through adult, beginner to pre-professional level. Their courses include an intro-duction to dance, ballet, hip-hop, jazz, contemporary, and summer camps.

Danspirations Contact Person: Sheree Gurnell Contact Number: 902-886-2503 or 902-439-9897Email: [email protected] Program Description: Danspirations has a comprehensive syllabus which enables students from the age of 3-5 years and upward to learn the correct technique, develop discipline, and musicality while enjoying the dancing experience. They offer lessons in Modern Dance, TAP Dance, and Ballet, as well as Yoga.

East Prince Minor Basketball Association Contact Person: Jason Woods Contact Number: 902-888-2345Email: [email protected] Program Description: East Prince Minor Basketball Association offers various levels of programming. Contact Jason for more information.

East Prince Senior’s Initiation Contact Person: Gloria Schurman Contact Number: 902-888-2177Email: [email protected] Program Description: The East Prince Seniors Initiative (EPSI) is committed to Wellness, Lifelong Learning and Produc-tivity for people fifty years or over. Whether you come in, call, or email us, we will assist you with your questions re: services within our community. EPSI also will support your ideas re: activities that can add to your life. As well, we are an access center for seniors to learn more about computers and search for information that is helpful.

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Generation XX Contact Person: Gordie Whitlock Contact Number: 902-436-7699Email: [email protected] Program Description: Generation XX is a safe, supervised place for youth of Summerside and surrounding areas to “hang out”, have fun, learn organizational skills, volunteer for their club and community, and grow into productive members of society.

go!PEI Contact Person: Cathleen MacKinnonContact Number: 902-368-5930Email: [email protected] Program Description: Recreation PEI launched the go!PEI initiative with the support of Public Health Agency of Canada and the Government of Prince Edward Island. As go!PEI has established itself as a strong proponent of physical activity for Islanders, we have been focusing on connecting Islanders to programs and resources to make healthier lifestyle choices.

Island Treasure Needleart Guild Contact Person: Shelley MacLeod Contact Number: 902-436-8795Email: [email protected] Program Description: This group meets Monday nights from September to June at the St. Eleanor’s Community Centre from 7-9pm. The members do knitting, crochet, and various styles of needle work.

Ladies Bowling League Contact Person: Vicky MarchbankContact Number: 902-439-3920Program Description: The Ladies Bowling League meets weekly on Tuesday’s from 1-3pm at The Lanes at Credit Union Place. Contact Vicky today for more information!

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Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park at Brookvale (prev. Brookvale Provincial Park) Contact Number: 902-658-7862Email: [email protected] Website: www.tourismpei.com/brookvale-activity-parkProgram Description: The park is located in the central part of Queens County and has a lot of fun activities for winter enthusiasts of all ages, including x-country and alpine skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. During the summer months, the Nordic Centre offers mountain biking, hiking trails, and a summer biathlon program.

Brown’s Volkswagen Snowschool- The Brown’s Volkswagen Snowschool is housed at the Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park at Brookvale and offers a variety of lesson plans for skiers and snowboarders of all ages and abilities. Contact Number: 902-658-7876Email: [email protected]

Ski Atlantic Senior’s Club- The Ski Atlantic Seniors Club is for active enthusiastic seniors who enjoy the outdoors and love to ski. It was founded in 1989 by Kell Antoft to help retired seniors enjoy a sport that makes winter a joyous experience in our wondrous outdoors.

Ski Buddies Program- Contacts: Shelley MacEwen 902-393-2091 or Bernard LaBelle 902-627-2896

Maurice Bernard Fine Art (Children’s art lessons) Contact Number: 902-436-8485 Program Description: Does your child have a love of art? A creative spark? An interest in the beauty of the world? Foster their creativity with art lessons from renowned local artist, Maurice Bernard! Classes involve drawing, painting, watercolor, and clay modelling.

Off the Wallz Trampoline Park Contact Number: 902-436-8760Email: [email protected]: www.offthewallz.ca Program Description: Off the Wallz Trampoline Park can be found at 50 Ashwood Avenue, Slemon Park. Contact them today for more information on hours of operation and programming!

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Parkview Senior Citizens Club Contact Person: Joy Contact Number: 902-888-2243Program Description: Senior Citizens Club located at 335 Central Street, Summerside. The Centre sees 200 to 400 visitors a week and is open from Monday to Friday. They provide a variety of Programming including cards, line dancing, bingo, arts and crafts, and Ceilidh shows.

PEI Jiu Jitsu Contact Person: Randy BulgerContact Number: 902-439-7170Email: [email protected] Program Description: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a safe, fun Martial Art, teaching self-defense & fitness for all ages. We provide adult & children programs. Find us on Facebook: Prince Edward Island Jiu Jitsu.

PEI Military Family Resource Centre Contact Number: 902-892-8999 Website: www.facebook.com/pei.mfrc1/ Program Description: The PEI Military Family Resource Centre (PEI MFRC) believes that military families play a vital role in the success of Canada’s men and women in uniform. To that end, the PEI MFRC is committed to ensuring military families residing on Prince Edward Island thrive and that the people of Prince Edward Island recognize and support Canada’s men and women in uniform. Contact them today for more information!

Scouts Canada- Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts Contact Person: Gerald Giroux Contact Number: 902-724-2722Email: [email protected] Program Description: Open to both boys and girls, the scouting organization is over 100 years old in Canada. The mission of scouting is: to contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law: To help better a world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society.

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Seniors Bowling League Program Description: The Seniors Bowling League meets weekly on Friday’s from 12-3pm at The Lanes at Credit Union Place. Contact The Lanes at 902-436-4578 for more information!

Silverfox Curling & Yacht Club Contact Number: 902-436-2153Website: www.silverfoxpei.ca Program Description: You don’t have to be an experienced curler to have fun! Curling is a great sport for all ages. It’s great exercise and also helps keep the mind sharp! Curling begins in October/November each year so watch for our scheduled open house!

Little Rockers & Junior Curlers SummersideContact Person: Miranda Ellis Contact Number: 902-388-0118Email: [email protected] Website: www.silverfoxpei.ca/curling Program Description: After School Learn to Curl Program- Little Rockers (Ages 7-10) first year. Junior Curlers (Ages 9-16). Instructional-based program with game format introduced during the program.

Special Olympics Contact Number: 902-368-8919Email: [email protected] Website: www.specialolympics.ca/pei Program Description: Special Olympics offer sport training and competitive opportunities for individuals with an intellectual disability. We offer a variety of sports in both a non-competitive and competitive environment for athletes of all ages and abilities.

Special Olympics 5pin Bowling- Sunday’s at 6pm at The Lanes at Credit Union Place Special Olympics 10pin Bowling- Thursday’s at 7pm at The Lanes at Credit Union Place

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Spotlight School of Arts Inc. Contact Person: Reasha Walsh or Monica Kani Contact Number: 902-724-5223Email: [email protected] Website: www.spotlightschoolofarts.com Program Description: The Spotlight School has weekly classes in Acting, Art, Dance, Improv, and Musical Theatre for children, teens, adults starting at age three. Students highlight what they have learned and demonstrate the learning process through two performance and art shows each session. Spotlight also offers a summer program for children and teens: A day camp where students learn an entire musical and perform it on a theatre stage for the public. As well as a Dance Camp that also sees students in a showcase at the finale. Additionally, Spotlight produces many local theatrical productions as community events.

Speed Skate PEI Contact Person: Kyler van der Gaag, Executive Director Contact Number: 902-978-0003 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Website: www.speedskatepei.ca/ Program Description: Speed Skating is the fastest human-powered sport in the world and has become one of the fastest growing sports on PEI. It is a sport for all ages and skill levels. We offer programs for ages 4 through adult catering new, recreational and competitive skaters. Our Programs: Learn to Skate, Learn to Speed Skate, Recreational, Competitive and Adult all offer unique opportunities for athletic development and success. Register online today! For more information, please visit our website.

Summerside & Area Garden Club Contact Name: Sandy Gallant Contact Number: 902-436-6545Website: www.summersideareagardenclub.org/ Program Description: The Summerside & Area Garden Club meets every third Thursday of the month (except December, July & August) at 7pm at the Wilmot Community Centre. Over the past few years, we have covered many topics and numerous speakers have shared their gardening knowledge with us. The club is open to everyone, novice or experienced gardeners. It’s a fun evening, with opportunities to learn more about gardens and plants and chances to win door prizes. New members are always welcome- the membership fee is $10.00 per year.

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Summerside & Area Minor Hockey Association Contact Person: Doug Dexter Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Program Description: Summerside and Area Minor Hockey Association offers various levels of programming. Contact Doug for more information.

Summerside Badminton Club Contact Name: Nancy MacKinnon Contact Number: 902-854-2781Email: [email protected] Program Description: The Summerside Badminton Club plays every Monday and Wednesday night at Ecole-sur-Mer and Thursday night at Athena Consolidated School from 7-9:45pm. The club season runs from September to May.

Summerside Boys and Girls Club Contact Name: Morgan Carlile or Nicole BabineauContact Number: 902-436-9403 Email: [email protected] Program Description: The Boys and Girls Club of Summerside is part of the Boys and Girls Club of Canada global movement dedicated to helping young people grow into healthy, confident, contributing adults. The Club has helped youth, ranging in age from pre-school to young adulthood, to play, learn, and develop skills to help them achieve their full potential and grow to be healthy, successful, and active participants in society.

Summerside Clippers & Spartans (Tackle Football) Contact Person: John Turner & Charlene CampbellContact Number: 902-954-1385 (John) 902-303-4518 (Charlene) Email: [email protected] Program Description: Clippers- Midget level Tackle Football Program, member of the PEI Tackle Football League. Spartans- Bantam level Tackle Football Program, member of the PEI Bantam Football League.

Summerside Cyclones Wrestling Contact Person: C.J. StruderEmail: [email protected] Website: www.wrestlingpei.ca Program Description: Summerside Cyclones Wrestling is a Freestyle Wrestling Club in Summerside, PEI for anyone ages 10-18. They are a member of Wrestling PEI and affiliated with Wrestling Canada Lutte and meet at Athena Consolidated School.

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Summerside DBC- Bridge Club Contact Name: Duncan McKillop Contact Number: 902-436-4561 Email: [email protected] Program Description: Local area bridge club for adults meets weekly on Wednesdays from 12-5pm at the St. Eleanor’s Community Centre. Contact Duncan today for more information.

Summerside Farmer’s Market Contact Number: 902-432-8396Email: [email protected] Program Description: The Summerside Farmer’s Market is a registered cooperative which operates a year-round farmer’s market in the lower level of the historic Holman’s Building in downtown Summerside. Hours of operation are 9am-1pm every Saturday.

Summerside Figure Skating Club Contact Name: Amanda Gaudet Email: [email protected] Website: www.ssidefsc.ca Program Description: The Summerside Figure Skating Club offers three programs. Canskate for those learning to skate, Star Skate for those skaters who have passed the Canskate program and move onto figure skating and Synchro Skate where our skaters skate as a team. We would love to teach people to skate- our Canskate Program is designed to teach skaters of all ice sports to skate!

Summerside Girl Guides Contact Name: Peggy Kilbride Email: [email protected] Program Description: At Girl Guides Canada, girls from ages 5-17 meet with girls their own age in a safe, inclusive space to discover themselves, have fun, make friends and develop life skills. Your daughter will join over 95,000 other girls and women across Canada who love what Guiding offers them. She’ll explore everything she wants to be, in an all women and girl environment that’s designed to empower girls. Girl Guides Canada Units meet from October to May. Their Programs in Summerside include Summerside Sparks (ages 5-6), St. Eleanor’s Brownies (ages 7-8), Summerside Guides (ages 9-11), Summerside Pathfinders (ages 12-14), Summerside Rangers (ages 15-17) & Adult Members (ages 18+). Contact Peggy today for more information.

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Summerside Karate Club Contact Person: Keith Tanton Email: [email protected] Program Description: Our Program provides both traditional and modern karate instruction to students aged 6 to adult. Great for fitness and self-discipline. Flexible schedule, black belt instruction. Located at Greenfield Elementary.

Summerside Martial Arts Academy Contact Number: 902-213-7913Program Description: The Summerside Martial Arts Academy offers classes in self-defense, MMA, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, muay thai, kid’s martial arts (ages 4-14), women’s only self-defense, and strength and conditioning.

Summerside Masters Swim Club Contact Person: Bill Meisner Contact Number: 902-432-4890 Email: [email protected] Program Description: This Program is for anyone over the age of 18 that can swim and would like to improve their strokes, fitness, and speed. The club includes several who compete at swim meets, triathlons, etc.

Summerside Pickleball Club Contact Person: Anne Richard Contact Number: 902-303-5321 Email: [email protected] Program Description: Group meets on Monday, Tuesday & Friday at Greenfield Elementary (rear of school gym) from 3:20-5pm, Wednesday at the Youth Centre (Greenwood Dr.) from 9:20-11:30am & Thursday at Miscouche Consolidated from 6-8pm until mid-May. Group meets on week days from 9:30am-12pm at the Wilmot Community Centre outdoor pickleball courts from June to October. Drop-in cost is $2 and paddles are provided.

Summerside Recreation League (Hockey/Volleyball) Contact Person: Aaron Doyle Contact Number: 902-303-2934 Email: [email protected] Program Description: Are you looking for an adult recreation league to join this year? Contact Aaron for more information on a hockey or volleyball recreation league that occurs in Summerside!

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Summerside Ringette Contact Person: Francois Caron Contact Number: 902-432-0713Email: [email protected] Website: www.summersideringette.com Program Description: The Summerside Ringette Club offers a variety of programming for all ages including U8 (Learn to Play), U10, U12, U14, U16, and U19. Contact them today for more information!

Summerside Rotary Library Contact Number: 902-436-7323Website: www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/publication/summerside-rotary-library-monthly-program-listing Program Description: The Summerside Rotary Library is always coming up with new ideas of programming for all ages! They have amazing programs for all domographics including an imagination station, Wiggle Giggle & Read, and Lego Club for children, 3D Printing and Arts & Craft Programs for teens and a book club, trivia nights, and much more for adults. Be sure to visit their website monthly to obtain a complete schedule of their programming.

Summerside Saultos Gymnastics Club Contact Number: 902-888-3700Email: [email protected] Website: https://saultos.com/programs/ Program Description: A foundation of fitness, fun, and friendship offers programming for Kinder Gym (Ages 2-3), Tini Tots (ages 4-5), as well as boys and girls recreational and competitive. There are 3 terms per year, Term 1-September 7th-November 15th. Term 2- November 16th to February 21st. Term 3- February 22nd to May 14th.

Summerside Taletellers Storytelling Circle Contact Person: Noella Richard Contact Number: 902-439-7998Email: [email protected] Website: Find our group on Facebook! Program Description: Everyone’s a storyteller! We meet once a month to tell new stories, old stories, funny stories, sad stories, any kind of story you can dream up. Beginners are always welcome! We meet at Lefurgey Cultural Centre on Prince St, thanks to Culture Summerside.

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Summerside ToshiDoKan Judo Club (TJC) Contact Person: Chris Townsend Email: [email protected] Website: www.facebook/tdcjudo.com Program Description: The TJC offers programming for individuals 5+. They are home of national and international medalists and are located at Trinity United Church (90 Spring St.). Participants have the opportunity to have a 1-week FREE try out session. Season starts September 3rd. Contact Chris for more information today!

Taoist Tai Chi Society Contact Person: Gloria Wood Contact Number: 902-436-5867Email: [email protected] Program Description: Taoist Tai Chi is a series of 108 movements that slowly turn and stretch the spine. The relaxed form is done so gently that people of all ages can participate, regardless of health concerns. Tai Chi uses all major muscle groups, corrects posture slowly and gently, improves coordination and balance, creates a profound sense of relaxation and improves circulation and cardiovascular efficiency.

The College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada Contact Number: 902-432-5377 Email: [email protected] Website: www.collegeofpiping.com Program Description: The College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada offers the following programs: Piping, Drumming, Step, Highland & Fiddle. Contact us today for more information on Programming at The College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada.

TOPS Summerside Contact Name: Arlene Gallant-O’RourkeContact Number: 902-882-3740Email: [email protected] Website: www.tops.orgProgram Description: A hands-on, pounds-off approach to weight loss. Contact Arlene for more information.

Weight Watchers Contact Number: +1 800-651-6000

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Youth Bowl Canada Contact Number: 902-303-0787Program Description: Come join in on the FUN of YOUTH BOWLING in Summerside!! Make new friends, earn weekly awards, win trophies, enter tournaments, and attend the end of season banquet, YBC has something for everyone- no matter the skill level. Registration cost is $50 for the season- plus the cost of the games you play weekly. Season is September-April.

4-H PEI- Summerside DistrictContact Person: Jackie Harlow Contact Number: 902-836-0458Email: [email protected] Program Description: 4-H is a family-oriented, community-based, youth organization which provides opportunities for leadership and life skill development all while promoting agriculture awareness.Membership is for ages 9 to 21, but always in need of adult volunteers.

#85 Summerside Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Contact Person: LT(N) Cory Arsenault Email: [email protected] Program Description: The Summerside Royal Sea Cadets Parade on Wednesday from 6-9pm at the PEI Regiment, 10 Parkway Slemon Park. The Program begins on September 11th. Contact Cory today for more information!

If you have an event, we have the space for you! We pride ourselves on the many creative ways we’ve transformed

our facility to accommodate or enhance an event. Our team of experts are standing by to assist you in your efforts in making your

event a success and an enjoyable experience.

The Veterans’ Convention Centre can accommodate meetings of all sizes, and is flexible enough to create an

intimate atmosphere or a conference for 400 delegates. We have 4,500sq ft of meeting space,

which can be divided into three 1,500sq ft rooms and can host meetings from 15- 100 people per room depending on your set up!

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If you have an event, we have the space for you! We pride ourselves on the many creative ways we’ve transformed

our facility to accommodate or enhance an event. Our team of experts are standing by to assist you in your efforts in making your

event a success and an enjoyable experience.

The Veterans’ Convention Centre can accommodate meetings of all sizes, and is flexible enough to create an

intimate atmosphere or a conference for 400 delegates. We have 4,500sq ft of meeting space,

which can be divided into three 1,500sq ft rooms and can host meetings from 15- 100 people per room depending on your set up!

Meetings &Conventions

The Convention Centre is equipped with an on-site restaurant, café and catering services owned and operated by fiveelevenwest Restaurant and Catering. The following amenities are available to purchase for your rental: • Newly updated, ceiling mounted LCD projectors & drop down screens for optimal sight lines • Built in sound system throughout the rooms • Wireless microphones, lapel mics and stand-alone microphones • Staging/risers • Podiums • Linens • Break out rooms • Pens and writing pads • Flip charts/white boards and markers

Need a smaller meeting space? Ask us about our corporate boardroom and meeting rooms on our second level. These intimate settings can host a variety of layouts to accommodate groups of 2-30 people depending on your set up preference.

The Oval The Oval, overlooking the Summerside Raceway track, is a picturesque location to host a luncheon, awards gala, or wedding. With floor to ceiling windows and an outdoor patio, this space is the perfect spot to wow your guests.

Meeting Rooms:

For more information contact:Chantal Delaney, Client & Convention Services Manager

Phone: 902-432-3508 or Email: [email protected]

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Summerside & Area Fitness Centers

Fit Stop Gym 511 Notre Dame StreetSummerside, PEI C1N 1T2 The Fit Stop at Credit Union Place is fully equipped with Matrix cardio and weight training equipment and 2 squash courts. Your cardiovascular training needs can be met by using any of our 5 treadmills, 5 elliptical machines, 4 upright bikes, 2 recumbent bikes and 2 stair climbers. Your strength will improve as you use our variety of machines and free weights. We have a 10 station circuit, a multi-station cable cross over machine, 8 bench applications, a Smith Machine, power cage, and a plate-loaded leg press. The squash courts are a magnificent way to involve your whole family in a fitness centre experience. We provide a rental service for racquets, balls, and goggles (required for players under 19 years of age). Like our Facebook Page: The Fit Stop for an update on all current classes and programs!Contact Information: Contact Person: Krista Lynch, Fit Stop Manager Email: [email protected]

Hours of Operation:Monday to Friday - 6am-9pm • Saturday - 7am-9pm • Sunday - 9am-9pm

FIT STOP PROGRAMS:

Body Sculpt Body Sculpt is a class geared to people on their lunch break from work. We concentrate on strength training moves only with very little cardiovascular exercise. It includes a warm-up, total body strength training section, and a cool-down.

Boot Camp A Program designed to build strength and fitness through a variety of intense group intervals over a 30 minute period (Class can be modified to accommodate all fitness levels).

Butts & Guts A class dedicated to toning your abs and glutes using cardio and targeted movements. Classes will focus on core strengthening to build muscles, in addition, it’ll also target your quads and hamstrings.

SUMMERSIDE & AREA FITNESS CENTERS

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Chair FIT Low-impact class that helps increase mobility, flexibility, and strength. It also stretches out muscles we often forget about. This class is excellent for anyone but targets those with limited mobility, health issues, or high blood pressure, and anyone who needs support, encouragement, and a little motivation to keep active. Dance FITA group fitness class that incorporates many forms of dance. It’s a full body workout that is divided into tracks that provide peaks and troughs of intensity.

Midday YogaYoga is designed to unite the mind, body, and spirit using breathing techniques and meditation. Midday yoga is practiced during the lunch hour in order to relieve stress and tension and restore balance for the rest of the day. This is an introductory style of yoga, and is suitable for all skill levels.

RIP Body Bar Training done predominantly with a barbell, RIP Body Bar trains all muscle groups. Rhythmically driven, every repitition counts, even if it’s an isometric hold. RIP reshapes your body and your strength routine by tackling various speeds, positions, and rhythms.

STRONG by Zumba Strong by Zumba combines body-weight, muscle conditioning, cardio and plyometric training moves synced to original music that has been specifically designed to match every single move. Suitable for all fitness levels.

**Schedules may vary throughout the year; please contact us for more information!**

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Fitness Centers:

Adrenaline Athletic Club 613 South Drive Summerside, PEI C1N 3Z4Contact Number: 902-724-3370

Hustle Athletic Training 465 Water StreetSummerside, PEI C1N 4G1Contact Number: 902-315-1950

Iron Haven Gym 474 Gallant Street Summerside, PEI C1N 0L5Contact Number: 902-888-3499

Stretch Fitness476 Central StreetSummerside, PEI C1N 3N7Contact Number: 902-724-3550

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What is SETS?Sport Entertainment Tourism Summerside is a division of the Community Services Department of the City of Summerside. Our purpose is to assist minor and amateur sporting bodies along with event organizers in attracting regional, national, and international sporting events in Summerside for the purpose of hosting. Sport Tourism represents over 15,000 visitors to Summerside annually, and is a critical piece of our tourism offering. The City of Summerside is noted as one of Atlantic Canada’s premier sport destinations with a long history of sport hosting. The SETS team is here to assist the bidding, promotion, and hosting process for your event in Summerside.

What has SETS done?The City of Summerside’s track record of hosting successful sporting events dates back to the early 1980’s with multiple national championships. Over the years, Summerside has hosted a wide variety of local, national, and international events including 15U Boys National Baseball Championships, Atlantic Judo Championships, Canadian Ringette Championships, U21 Women’s Canada Fast Pitch Championships, FIVB World League Volleyball, and Grand Slam of Curling Players Championship to name a few.

SETS Upcoming- World U17 Hockey ChallengeThe World Under-17 Hockey Challenge- an international showcase of the best young hockey talent in the world- is heading to Prince Edward Island for the first time in the fall of 2020 when Charlottetown and Summerside co-host the tournament from Oct. 31-Nov. 7. The 2020 World U-17 Hockey Challenge represents a partnership between Hockey Canada, Hockey P.E.I. and the Canadian Hockey League, as well as the cities of Charlottetown and Summerside.

“It is with great pleasure that we once again welcome the world to our beautiful City of Summerside. Sport Tourism has and will continue to be a pillar of our tourism sector in Summerside and this announcement is a prime example of our commitment to attracting premier events to our city,” said Summerside Mayor, Basil Stewart. “We formally thank our partners at Hockey Canada for awarding this signature event to P.E.I. as well as our partners for their support in making this event a reality. Additionally, we very much look forward to working with our neighbors at the City of Charlottetown to make the 2020 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge the best in the event’s history.”

CITY OF SUMMERSIDE/CREDIT UNION PLACE 511 Notre Dame Street, Summerside PE C1N 1T2

Phone: 902-432-1234www.summerside.ca • www.cupevents.ca