May, 2017 The Kingston Lawn Bowling Club is holding an open house and bake sale on Sun, May 21, 2017. There is a free pancake breakfast from 10 am to noon. Lessons on how to bowl will be provided by experienced Club members from 10 am to
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From May 1-7, Kingston youth can take advantage of loads of FREE activities! Most of the activities are for youth ages 13-24. Some of the FREE active opportunities include: Open gym time at Artillery Park Aquatic Centre, 3pm-5pm daily Leisure Swims at Artillery Park Aquatic Centre, Thursday
From the Kingston Whig Standard: KINGSTON – After seven years of painstaking effort, the 8,000-sq.-ft. Shannon Park Skate Park will finally be hosting a grand opening celebration on Wednesday. Gillian Moss, of the Community Response to Neighbourhood Concern (CRNC), was part of the team that made the
Saturday, April 29, 11:00am-1:30pm (rain date: Sunday, April 30) Come and have fun while trying a new sport! On Saturday, April 29th, the Kingston Tennis Club will be hosting its Junior Open House. Free for kids from 5-17. A representative from the Ontario Tennis Association will be on site
Interested in getting involved in or learning more about or Cycle Kingston? Attend their Annual General Meeting on Tuesday March 28, 7:00 at the Senior Centre, 56 Francis Street, Kingston. Cycle Kingston is celebrating ten years as a registered charity. For more information about Cycle Kingston, visit the Cycle
The Kingston Coalition for Active Transportation (KCAT) has just published their first newsletter. It is filled with all the ways that active transportation is being encouraging in Kingston and ways for you to get involved in the movement. Active Transportation refers to any form of human powered travel: walking,
You may already know that regular physical activity can help you remain strong and healthy – but did you also know that the strength and balance skills you gain will also help you prevent falls as you age? Now that the winter months are here, sidewalks and
Even though it’s cold outside, you can still find ways to get active. Here are some of Kingston Gets Active’s tips for having an active winter season! Take the stairs! One of the easiest ways to stay active year round is to forget the elevator and take
Little Cataraqui Conservation Area is a real gem for Kingston and area residents looking for ways to get active. In addition to skating, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, winter hiking, and feeding the birds, there are some fun events coming up as well: Starlight Snowshoe Hike on February 11
Staying active in the winter has never been so easy! Love the outdoors? Skating, skiing, snowman-building, fort-making, walking or hiking are great ways to enjoy the winter weather and involve the entire family. Is shoveling the extent of your outdoor fix? Don’t forget about the many indoor
