Senior/Adult Skating at Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre

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Port Hawkesbury & Area

Oct 14 – Mar 22

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Skating is a great exercise that can improve your cardiovascular health, balance, coordination, and muscle strength. And it’s fun, too! There’s skating for adults and seniors Monday to Friday 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
12–2pm | $3
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606 Reeves St., Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia

1-902-625-2591

[email protected]

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