After School Skating at Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre

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Oct 14 – Mar 22

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Get out for a skate after school on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre. All patrons must wear skates and a CSA approved hockey helmet while on the ice surface. Some dates may be excluded during tournaments and holidays. Please check our Facebook and website for the most up-to-date information. Additional public skates may also be added throughout the season. There is no public skating on holidays, school breaks, cancellations or in-service days
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
3-4pm | $1
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Location & Contact

606 Reeves St., Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia

1-902-625-2591

phcivic@townofph.ca

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Feb 6 2:00 PM Feb 9 2:00 PM Feb 11 2:00 PM Feb 13 2:00 PM Feb 16 2:00 PM Feb 18 2:00 PM
Feb 20 2:00 PM Feb 23 2:00 PM Feb 25 2:00 PM Feb 27 2:00 PM Mar 2 2:00 PM Mar 4 2:00 PM Mar 6 2:00 PM Mar 9 3:00 PM Mar 11 3:00 PM Mar 13 3:00 PM Mar 16 3:00 PM Mar 18 3:00 PM Mar 20 3:00 PM

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