Feeling strong? Why not get a team together and put your strength to the test for the 2nd annual FIRE TRUCK PULL! There will be activities for the entire family in confederation park on July 20th from 11:30-3:00pm. All proceeds will go towards the Epilepsy and Seizure Disorder Resource
The Kingston Buskers are back in town! Starting tomorrow until Sunday (July 10th – 13th) juggles, acrobats, dancers, singers, musicians, comedians, fire-eaters, magicians and more hit the streets for this world-class buskers festival! There’s fun for the entire family! Click here for performance locations and times.
Think obstacle courses might be your thing? Check out the Cannonball Rush at Fort Hensry this coming weekend! Find out more here!
This September, the Princess Street Promenade will be hosting a new fall event, on September 20th, which will allow our communities to continue the spirit of the successful summer Promenade events as we head back to school. Interest in participating in the flashmob is currently being sought! No
Rain or shine, come take part in a walk for the Kingston Boys and Girls Club! Participants will meet near the children’s splash pad and will embark on a beautiful walk west around the condos, east along the sidewalk and then back to our starting point along the
Inspired by best practices across Canada, CS4L Kingston is focused on improving the quality of sport and physical activity in Kingston. Check out our new website here! or type in: http://www.cs4lkingston.com
Full Circle Fitness! When: Monday, June 23rd and Wednesday, June 25th from 1pm to 2pm Where: Métis Nation of Ontario, located at 629 Division Street (at the corner of Railway Street) and walk to the park across from the offices. All you need to bring is a water bottle, your athletic gear and
Thank you to everyone who came out today to Support KGA and our Big Bike Team for the Heart and Stroke Foundation! To continue helping support the Heart and Stroke Foundation click here!
NATIONAL ABORIGINAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AWARENESS WEEK June 21st to June 25th or NAPAAW for short. The intent of the week is to promote physical activity within our urban and rural Aboriginal communities through organizing several simple and fun initiatives. APACC would like to support your community or
Use your student card for FREE access to recreation facilities across Kingston and area!
Do you want to inspire others to be active? Do you have a desire to contribute to your community?
Did you know that physical literacy is as important as reading, writing and arithmetic?
