Get active during September 2018 Kingston Gets Active Month! 17 sport and recreation providers are offering over 100 FREE opportunities. There is something for every age. Try something new or just get out and get moving: soccer for kids, trampoline, archery, cheerleading, cycle fit, badminton, swimming, boxing,
Read more →Have you heard about Kingston Gets Active Month? During the month of April, local sports and recreation organizations host FREE activities across Kingston! What have you been thinking about trying lately? Perhaps you’ve always wanted to try your hand at swimming, martial arts or a group fitness class.
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Queen’s Athletics & Recreation is pleased to announce that Grade 5 and 9 ActivPass holders have access to the Athletics & Recreation Centre (ARC) on the Queen’s University campus. Students with a valid ActivPass are able to enjoy our casual recreational swim and open gym times when
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Looking for a fun way to get active with your kid this summer? Try GoNoodle!! GoNoodle is a FREE online resource that provides tons of activity videos for your kids to try. GoNoodle’s interactive activities provide a fun and engaging way to increase children’s activity right
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Looking for something new to do in April? Have you ever wanted to try pickleball, tai chi, aqua Zumba, Bollywood, Self-defence, or fencing? During Kingston Gets Active Month you can try all these activities and more. There’s something for every age! Kingston Gets Active Month Free
Read more →From September 2015 to December 2015, PSP Kingston will be offering many recreational group exercise classes for adults. Aqua Fitness, Belly Dancing, Yoga, and Swim & Spin are examples of classes that will be delivered. From September 21st to September 25th, people will have the opportunity to try
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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?
