Leisure Pointe-Claire Summer 2016

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04 General information04 reGistration

05 aDDress BooK

06 associations anD community orGaniZations

07 inDeX

08 ProGrams anD events08 - 09 Day camPs

10 aiD for seniors

11 sPecial events

12 aquatic activities12 - 17 aquatic centre

18 recreational sWimminG

19 comPetitive cluBs

20 - 21 outDoor Pools

22 - 26 canoe cluB

27 Physical activities

29 cultural activities29 - 33 activities for chilDren, families,

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Dear citizens,

It is with great pleasure that we introduce the City of Pointe-Claires first Leisure Guide, which contains information on cultural, sports, leisure, and community development activities.

This new publication is part of the Strategic Plan recently adopted by City Council and is part of our ongoing efforts to provide Pointe-Claire citizens with top-quality services.

In the new Guide, you will easily find all the information youre looking for on the activities that interest you. You may even discover new hobbies! Its dynamic visuals make it easy to consult and give you a glimpse of the wide range and quality of leisure activities offered in Pointe-Claire.

As you browse through these pages, you will find relevant information on the Citys regular programs, registration periods, recreational facilities, and special events.

Culture Notes, a detachable insert located in the centre fold, is an invitation to a wide range of cultural events, performances and exhibitions, and a comprehensive listing of shows that will take place in our parks throughout the summer.

If you have not yet obtained your MULTI Card, we suggest that you do so. This card is required if you wish to register for any activity offered by the City. It is available to residents free of charge and replaces your library card. The MULTI Card can also be used as proof of residency, giving you access to certain municipal services such as the Ecocentre. You can obtain your card at the Central Library or at the Aquatic Centre.

Summer is a great opportunity to take advantage of our green spaces and bicycle paths, and to enjoy water sports of all kinds on Lake Saint-Louis. Your health and safety are of utmost concern to us and we urge you to exercise caution at all times, whether you are on foot, on your bicycle, or on the water.

On behalf of City Council, we wish you a safe and pleasant summer!

Morris Trudeau Mayor

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a messaGe from the mayor

Morris Trudeau MAYOr

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General information

multi carD You will need the Multi Card to register for any activity organized by the City. The card is available free of charge and provides you with a new LUDIK number enabling you to register for activities.

TO ObTAIN A MULTI CArD:

GototheCentralLibraryortheAquaticCentre.

Aphotowillbetakenofallfamilymembers ages 6 and up.

Toobtainacardforthefirsttime,youwillbeasked to show proof of residence for each person.

Thecardisvalidfortwoyears.

reGistrationONLINE rEGISTrATION IS rEqUIrED fOr MOST ACTIvITIES.

Go to ludik.pointe-claire.ca.

Makesureyouhaveeachfamilymembers MultiCardnumberonhand.

Makesureyourcurrenttelephonenumber is entered in LUDIK.

PaymentisbyVisa,Mastercard,orAmericanExpress.

Paymentinseveralinstalmentsisacceptedinsomecases. Contact the relevant department for more information.

Librarystarting Tuesday, June 7, at 7 p.m.registration assistance available from 6 to 9 p.m. at 514-630-1225Computers will be available at the Central Library (100Douglas-ShandAvenue).Allactivitiesforchildrenandteenagersarefree.TheyareopentoLibrarymembers.LibrarymembershipisfreeforPointe-ClaireresidentsandforallyoungpeopleattendingahighschoolinPointe-Claire.

Weaskyoutoshowcourtesybycomingtotheactivitiesforwhichyouareregistered.Ifyoucannotattendanactivity,please let us know as soon as possible, and at least 24 hours in advance, at 514-630-1218, extension 1623;otherwise,afeewillbeapplied.Whenyouletusknowinadvance,wecangivesomeoneelsetheopportunitytoparticipate.

Day CampsONGOING REGISTRATIONRegistration will continue as long as space is available. See the Day Camp Handbook available at www.pointe-claire.ca for information about day camp policies and rules.

For more information: 514-630-1214

aquatiC Centreresidents: starting Tuesday, May 24, at 7 p.m.

non-residents: starting Wednesday, May 25, at 7 p.m.Registration will continue throughout the summer as long as space is available.

CuLturaL Centreresidents: starting Monday, June 6, at 7 p.m.

non-residents: starting Wednesday, June 8, at 7 p.m.

REGISTRATION

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AQUATIC CENTRE 60MaywoodAvenue Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9R0A7

514-630-1202 [email protected]

OPENING HOURS FromJune18toAugust12 MondaytoFriday:9a.m.to9p.m. Saturday:12:30to6p.m. Sunday:3:30to9p.m.

SPECIAL OPENING HOURS June24andJuly1:

TheAquaticCentrewillbeopenfor recreational swimming.

BOB-BIRNIE ARENA 58MaywoodAvenue Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9R0A7


OPENING HOURS MondaytoFriday 7a.m.tomidnight

CANOE CLUB 75DuBord-du-Lac LakeshoreRoad Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9S4H5

514-630-1256 [email protected] www.pccanoekayak.ca

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS MondaytoFriday:8a.m.to8p.m.

SPECIAL OPENING HOURS June24,July1,andSeptember5: Open for rentals and OpenPaddling.

STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

176DuBord-du-Lac LakeshoreRoad Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9S4J7


SUMMER OPENING HOURS MondaytoFriday:8a.m.to9p.m. ClosedonSaturdayinJune, JulyandAugust Sunday:1to5p.m.

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS MondaytoFriday:8a.m.to4p.m. (openWednesdayuntil9p.m.) ClosedonSaturdayinJune, JulyandAugust Sunday:1to5p.m.

ART GALLERy (3rdfloor) 176DuBord-du-Lac LakeshoreRoad Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9S4J7

514-630-1254 [email protected]nte-claire.ca

SUMMER HOURS MondaytoFriday:1to5p.m. (openWednesdayuntil9p.m.) ClosedonSaturdayinJune, JulyandAugust Sunday:1to5p.m.

ART RENTAL AND SALES SERVICE, BOUTIQUE, READING AND REFERENCE ROOM

(2ndfloor) 176DuBord-du-Lac LakeshoreRoad Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9S4J7

514-630-1221

SUMMER HOURS MondaytoFriday:1to5p.m. (openWednesdayuntil9p.m.) ClosedonSaturdayinJune, JulyandAugust Sunday:1to5p.m.

POINTE-CLAIRE PUBLIC LIBRARy

[email protected] biblio.pointe-claire.ca pcplteens.wordpress.com

CENTRAL LIBRARy 100Douglas-ShandAvenue Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9R4V1

514-630-1218 Loans:ext.1624 Children:ext.1623 Reference:ext.1630

OPENING HOURS MondaytoFriday:10a.m.to9p.m. Saturday:9a.m.to5p.m. Sunday:1to5p.m.

LIBRARy VALOIS BRANCH 68Prince-EdwardAvenue Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9R4C7

514-630-1219

SUMMER HOURS Monday,Wednesday,and Friday:1to9p.m.

CLOSED Tuesday,Thursday, Saturday,andSunday

RECREATION DEPARTMENT 94Douglas-ShandAvenue Pointe-Claire,QuebecH9R2A8


OPENING HOURS MondaytoFriday: 8a.m.to12p.m. 1to4p.m.

aDDress BooK

unless otherwise specified, recreational facilities are closed on the following dates:

Friday,June24 Quebec National Holiday

Friday,July1 Canada Day

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spOrts anD reCreatiOnaL assOCiatiOns

AIR CADETS [email protected]

www.690squadron.com

ARMy CADETS 514-630-1321 [email protected]

BASEBALL WEST ISLAND 514-630-1340 [email protected] www.baseballwestisland.com

HOCkEy WEST ISLAND AndrewBrookman | 514-697-3281 [email protected],[email protected] www.hockeywestisland.org

LAWN BOWLING POINTE-CLAIRE LAWN BOWLING CLUB

AnnDitmar | 514-694-2794 [email protected]

PTANQUE LES AMIS DE LA PTANQUE

Yvon Calbert | 514-426-7288 [email protected]

RINGETTE POINTE-CLAIRE RINGETTE ASSOCIATION

514-630-1337 www.ringuettepointeclaire.ca

SAILING VENTURE SAILING CLUB

Jim Kyle | 514-694-2123

SkATING POINTE-CLAIRE SkATING CLUB

[email protected] www.cpapointeclaire.com

SkATING ADULTS HeatherNicholson | 450-458-0435

SOCCER POINTE-CLAIRE AMATEUR SOCCER ASSOCIATION

MicheleBuchanan | 514-630-1341 [email protected] www.soccerpointeclaire.com

SOFTBALL POINTE-CLAIRE OLD BOyS SOFTBALL

David Ward | 514-929-5357 [email protected]

SOFTBALL POINTE-CLAIRE LADIES SOFTBALL LEAGUE

PamSmith | 514-941-0980 [email protected]

TENNIS PUBLIC COURTS Free of charge for residents from MaytoDecember.Courtsareassignedonafirstcome,firstserved basis.

ARTHuR-SGuINPARK 365Saint-LouisAvenue

CEDARPARKHEIGHTS 20RobinsdaleAvenue

LAKESIDE(OVIDE)PARK 20OvideAvenue

NORTHVIEWPARK 111VikingAvenue

VALOISPARK 81SummerhillAvenue

TENNIS PRIVATE COURTS (CLUBS)

For members only. These clubs offer tennis lessons.

BOuRGEAuPARK TENNISCLuB 2CartierAvenue Charles Desrochers 514-694-7621

CLEARPOINTTENNISCLuB 16KillarneyGardensAvenue J.C.Brais | 514-944-8456 www.tennisclearpoint.com

VALOISTENNISCLuB Sandra Crombie | 514-630-1302 [email protected] www.valoistennis.org

yACHTING CLUB 514-695-2441 [email protected] www.pcyc.qc.ca

CuLturaL assOCiatiOns

STEWART HALL SENIORS (leisureactivities,lectures, outings,etc.)

514-630-1200

POINTE-CLAIRE GOLDEN AGE ARTISTS

(amateurpainters)

GillesLemieux | 514-867-4967 ElkeAttal | 514-694-1865

CLAyCRAFTERS POTTERy STUDIO

514-630-1220, ext. 1740 www.claycrafters.ca

LAkESHORE CAMERA CLUB (LCC)

www.lccphoto.org

LAkESHORE COIN CLUB 46004CSTCTR, Pointe-ClaireQCH9R5R4

LAkESHORE CREATIVE STITCHERy GUILD

[email protected] www.lcsg-gtal.ca

LAkESHORE STAMP CLUB MembershipSecretary, LakeshoreStampClub, P.O.Box1, Pointe-Claire,QCH9R4N5

LAkESHORE WEAVERS GUILD

514-630-1220 www.tisserandsdu lakeshoreweaversguild.org

STEWART HALL SINGERS Auditions: 514-630-0331

www.stewarthallsingers.ca

WEST ISLAND WOOD TURNERS

Jim Laberge | 450-458-2708 [email protected]

COmmunity OrGaniZatiOns

WEST ISLAND CIVIC ADVOCACy

(program matching volunteers with seniors or disabled or disadvantagedpeople)

514-694-5850 www.volunteerwica.com

POINTE-CLAIRE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETy

[email protected]

VALOIS COMMUNITy GARDEN

[email protected]

VILLAGE COMMUNITy GARDEN

NormandDupont | 514-695-4927 [email protected]

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a bob birnie Arena 58MaywoodAvenue 514-630-1211

B Pointe-Claire Public Library Central 100Douglas-ShandAvenue 514-630-1218

c Pointe-Claire Lawn bowling 17DeLourdesAvenue

D Pointe-Claire Aquatic Centre 60MaywoodAvenue 514-630-1202

e Nol-Legault Community Centre 245DuBord-du-Lac LakeshoreRoad 514-630-1245

f Stewart Hall Cultural Centre 176DuBord-du-Lac LakeshoreRoad 514-630-1220

G Canoe Club 75DuBord-du-Lac LakeshoreRoad 514-630-1256

H Stewart Hall Art Gallery 176DuBord-du-Lac LakeshoreRoad 514-630-1254

i village Community Gardens BetweenSainte-Anneand Lanthier avenues

J valois Community Gardens DoneganiAvenue(between BroadviewandBaie-de-Valoisavenues)

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ProGrams anD events

Day camPsAvarietyofdaycamps,includingcultural,recreational,sports,andcanoecamps,areofferedthroughoutthesummerforyoungerandolderchildren.ThesummersessionbeginsJune27andendsAugust26.CampsareinoperationfromMondaytoFriday,exceptduringtheweekofJune27to30whentheywillbeopenfromMondaytoThursday(becauseofCanadaDay).Registration is ongoing. See details on page 4.

DaycareisavailablebeforeandafteractivitiesforchildrenfromkindergartentoGrade6.

Full details on day camps are available at www.pointe-claire.ca.

sPorTs and reCreaTional CaMPs

Week 1: June 27 to 30 Week 2: July 4 to 8 Week 3: July 11 to 15 Week 4: July 18 to 22

Week 5: July 25 to 29 Week 6: August 1 to 5 Week 7: August 8 to 12

Week 8: August 15 to 19 Week 9: August 22 to 26 Parks Program: June 20 to August 12

age cost(perweek)resident non-resident

Junior day CaMP 5 to 8 Week1 $104

Weeks2to8 $130

Week1 $143.20

Weeks2to8 $179

senior day CaMP 9 to 12

Teen day CaMP 12 to 14

kidneTiC CaMP 5 to 12

Week1 $116

Weeks2to8 $145

Week1 $156

Weeks2to8 $195

arThur-sGuin sPorTs CaMPbourGeau sPorTs CaMPlakeside ovide sPorTs CaMP

5 to 12Week1:$234

Weeks2to4:$260Week1:$332.20

Weeks2to4:$358

Week 9 CaMP 5 to 12 $130 $179

Parks ProGraMCedar Parkvalois ParkkinsMen ParkherMiTaGe ParknorThvieW Park

8 to 16 free not eligible

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canoe-KayaK camPsCanoe-kayakcampstakeplaceatGrande-AnseParkChalet,90DuBord-du-LacLakeshoreRoad.

Other activities are planned in case of rain or bad weather.

During the week of June 27, activities take place over a period of 4 days only (because of Canada Day).

cultural Day camPsCulturalDayCampstakeplaceattheStewartHallCulturalCentre,176DuBord-du-LacLakeshoreRoad.Yourchildmustbringanut-freesnackandabottleofwater.

Week 1: June 27 to 30 Week 2: July 4 to 8 Week 3: July 11 to 15

Week 4: July 18 to 22 Week 5: July 25 to 29 Week 6: August 1 to 5

Week 7: August 8 to 12 Week 8: August 15 to 19 Week 9: August 22 to 26

age cost(perweek)resident non-resident

Canoe CaMP (full days)

Group 1Children having finished

Grades 1, 2, or 3

Group 2Children having finished

Grades 4, 5, or 6

Week1 $188

Weeks2to9 $235

Week1 $244

Weeks2to9 $305

inTro To PaddlinG CaMP (half-days)

Children having finished Grades 2, 3, 4, or 5

Week1 $104

Weeks2to8 $130

Week1 $136

Weeks2to8 $170

Teen Paddle CaMP (half-days) Teens born between 2001 and 2004

Week1 $104

Weeks2to8 $130

Week1 $136

Weeks2to8 $170

age date cost(persession)resident non-resident

CreaTive MorninGs CaMP 3 to 5 4 sessions July25toAugust19

$84 $99

aPPrenTiCe Cook CaMP 6 to 12 4 sessions June27toAugust19

$151(Session1) $186

$151(Session1) $186

liTTle sCienTisTs CaMP 6 to 12 3 sessions July4to22

$152(Session1) $150

$152(Session1) $150

arTCaMP 6 to 12 3 sessions June27toJuly22

$108(Session1) $136

$108(Session1) $136

sToP MoTion aniMaTion CaMP 8 to 12 August1to5 $147 $147

CoMPuTer aniMaTion CaMP 8 to 12 August8to12 $147 $147

CulTural day CaMP 6 to 12 June27toAugust25$90 $80 for third child $107

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friendly hello

This program offers seniors the opportunity to have a friendly telephone chat with a student or volunteer. Social teas are organized throughout the year. Please note: This is not an emergency service.year-round Monday,Wednesday,and Fridayfrom9a.m.tonoon

ages 65 and up Pointe-Claire residents

free

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Safety and security tips with supportfrompoliceofficersfromStation5,followedby abingogame,prizes,and a light lunch.Arthur-Sguin Chalet 365 Saint-Louis Avenue Monday, June 6 12to2:30p.m.

ages 60 and up Pointe-Claire residents, members of the senior Centre. reservation required.

free

senior CenTreGroupactivitiesincludedaytrips,awalkingclub,aknittingclub,bridge,pingpong,nutritionworkshops,carpetbowling,outdoorfitnessclass,linedancing,braingameactivities,crafts,discussiongroups,inter-generationalgames,dancefitnessandlectures.Arthur-Sguin Chalet 365 Saint-Louis Avenue sePTeMber To June (Closed July and auGusT)* Wednesday:10a.m.to2p.m. Friday:1to3p.m.

(Schedule may vary depending ontheactivity.)

*Activitiesmaynonethelessbeorganized during the summer.

ages 60 and upresident: $25 / yearnon-resident : $30 / year

naveTTe or: sTM Taxi serviCe

TheSTMsNavetteORtaxiisaneasierandmoreflexiblepublictransitoptiondesigned to meet the needs of seniors.32 stops in Pointe-Claire year-round (exCePT on leGal holidays) MondaytoFriday 8:30a.m.to4:30p.m.

ages 65 and up Pointe-Claire residents$1.60 with oPus card $2.65 without oPus card

aiD for seniorsTheAidforSeniorsProgramoffersarangeofhouseholdchorescarriedoutforseniors,freeofcharge,bystudents.Jobsincludewashingwindows,cuttingthegrass,rakingleaves,andlighthousecleaning.

To qualify, you must meet the following criteria:

Youare65yearsofageorolder, YouliveinPointe-Claire, Yourannualincomedoesnotexceed

$31,280forapersonlivingaloneintheirownhomeor$37,030foracouple, $28,920forapersonlivingaloneinanapartmentor$34,770foracouple.

For more information, contact Thalia Chronopoulos at 514-630-1248.

volunteer committeeWearepresentlylookingforvolunteersforournewsenioractivitiescommittee.Thiscommitteewillmeettoorganizeactivities,events and programs.

For more information, contactVickyBarnesat514-630-1214,ext.1644.

for more information about these activities, contact vicky barnes at 514-630-1214, ext. 1644.

see the sections on aquatic, physical, and cultural activities for more information on activities for seniors.

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sPecial eventsoPen house aT The Canoe ClubComeandtryourcanoes,kayaks,anddragonboats.Canoe Club 75 du bord-du-lac lakeshore roadsaTurday, June 11 10a.m.to2p.m.

free admission

QuebeC naTionalholiday Festivities will include a barbecue,publicswimming,inflatablegames,acircusworkshop,danceandmusicalperformances.In case of rain, festivities will take place on June 25.alexandre-bourGeau Park 7 sainte-anne avenueJune 24 2p.m.:Activitiesbeginin thepark 6:40p.m.:Flagraising 10p.m.:Fireworks

free admission www.pointe-claire.ca

Canada dayFestivities will include inflatablegames,volleyball,musicalperformances,facepainting,aparade,foodstalls,and more.In case of rain, festivities will take place on July 2.alexandre-bourGeau Park 7 sainte-anne avenueJuly 1 2p.m.:Activitiesbeginin thepark 10p.m.:Fireworks

free admission www.pointe-claire.ca

suMMer barbeCueThe Friends of the Pointe-Claire Library in ActionThe Friends of the Library are inviting you to their annual summer barbecue. Come and enjoy the sun and have fun with your family! There will be music and entertainment.

CenTral library July 9 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

free / for all. in case of rain, postponed to July 16.

urban skeTChers MonTreal

SpendadaysketchingStewartPark,Lake Saint-Louis,andStewartHall.Paperandpencilswill be supplied. beginning at 10 a.m.

GeoMeTriC shaPe and arChiTeCTuralinTeGraTionLaunch of the collective projectBuildapaperunitthatcanbe added to an architectural construction on the walls of StewartHall.10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

PiCniCBringyourlunchandrelax bythelaketoenjoythebeginning of summer. We supplythesnacks,drinks, and ice cream.12 to 2 p.m.

MaChine variaTion:PerforManCeUsing an impressive machine madeofsprings,cogs,andlevers,MartinMessierand NicolasBerniercompose a veritable audiovisual symphony recalling the material world of everyday objects.12 to 12:30 p.m. Cancelled in the event of rain

launCh of The PubliC Piano and MusiCal PerforManCe by eMie r. rousselEmieR.Roussel,jazzpianosoloist,performsaspartofthe public piano season at theStewartHallCulturalCentre.Originalcompositions,jazzstandards,andimprovisation.

1 p.m.

vernissaGeSuspended Time andIntegrating Art to Architecture: Works on a Monumental Scale

2 p.m.

MaChine variaTion:MaChine variaTion: PerforManCe3:30 to 4 p.m. Cancelled in the event of rain

Picnic vernissaGesunday, July 10 sTeWarT hall arT Gallery and sTeWarT Parkfree admission

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aquatic activities

summer sCHeDule FOr the FOLLOwinG prOGrams: the OLympiC way, parents anD tOts, anD beGinner+.

date scHedUlesession 1: 10CLASSES July4to15

MondaytoFridaysession 2 : 10CLASSES July18to29

session 3: 10CLASSES August1to12

eveninG : 8CLASSES July5to28 Tuesday and Thursday

eveninG : 4CLASSES August2to11 Tuesday and Thursday

prOGrams FOr ChiLDren anD teensTHEOLYMPICWAYNon-swimmerslearntoswimusingaswimmingaid,whichallowsthemtospendmoretimeswimming. Astheyprogressthroughtheeightswimminglevels,theybecomeproficientatthefourcompetitiveswimstrokes.

level age groUp

lengtH dates time costresident non-resident

day

White yellow Greenred

2 to 15 30 minutes

See summer schedule above

9a.m.9:30a.m.10 a.m.

10:30a.m.11 a.m.

$70 $91

blue bronze silverGold

6 to 16 45 minutes9a.m.

9:45a.m.10:30a.m.

$87 $120

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White yellow Greenred

2 to 15 30 minutes

July5to28 5 p.m.5:30p.m.

6 p.m.6:30p.m.

$56 $73

August 2to11 $28 $36

blue bronze silverGold

6 to 16 45 minutes

July5to285 p.m.

5:45p.m.

$70 $96

August 2to11 $35 $48

aquatic centre

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PARENTSANDTOTSAfun-filledexperienceforparentsandchildren,wholearnhowtobecomfortableinthewaterthroughplay. Child must be 5 months old before the start of the session.

age groUp lengtH dates time costresident non-resident

day5 to 24 months 30 minutes See summer

schedulepage129:30a.m. $70 $91

eveninG5 to 24 months 30 minutes

July5to28

5 p.m.

$56 $73

August2to11 $28 $36

BEGINNER+Introduction to swimming for ages 8 and up to increase comfort level and independence in the water. Tosucceedintheprogram,studentsmustswimonewidthofthepoolcontinuously.

age groUp lengtH dates time costresident non-resident

day8 to 16 30 minutes See summer

schedulepage129a.m. $70 $91

eveninG8 to 16 30 minutes

July5to28

6 p.m.

$56 $73

August2to11 $28 $36

TEENCROSSTRAINING Programdesignedtoimprovegeneralfitness,includingagility,strength,andstamina.Itcombinesdryland and water components.

prereqUisite age groUp lengtH date time costresident non-resident

bronze swim level 11 to 16 60 minutes See summer schedulepage12

10:30a.m. $105 $137

DIVEFIT Programincludesexercises,watergames,anda40-minutedivinglesson.

prereqUisite age groUp lengtH date time costresident non-resident

red swim level 6 to 15 60 minutes See summer schedulepage12

9:15a.m. $105 $137


private swimminG LessOnsRatio is one child per instructor. Spaces are limited.

level age groUp lengtH dates time costresident non-resident

all levels 2 + 30 minutes

July 4 to 8July 11 to 15July 18 to 22July 25 to 29august 1 to 5august 8 to 12

MondaytoFriday9a.m.

10:30a.m.11 a.m.

$115 $160

ADAPTEDGYMANDSWIMThisprogramisintendedforchildrenwithspecialneeds,whocouldbenefitfroma1-to-1or2-to-1student-instructorratio. Ithelpsthemdeveloptheirmotorskillsandapositiveself-image.

level age groUp

lengtH date time costresident non-resident

SHORTPROGRAMGymactivitiesand swimming lessons

all levels 3 + 55 minutes See summer schedulepage12

9a.m.10 a.m.1:30p.m.2:30p.m.

$130 $165

LONGPROGRAMGamesandactivities focusingonfinemotorskills;gymactivities and swimming

all levels 4 + 2 hours See summer schedulepage12

9a.m.1:30p.m. $205 $255

speCiaL prOGrams FOr ChiLDren AQuAPERCEPTAgymandswimprogramforchildrenwhomayhavepoorcoordination,perceptualmotordifficulties, orattentiondeficit/hyperactivitydisorder.Ratiois3childrento1instructor.

level age groUp lengtH date time costresident non-resident

all levels 3 + 55 minutes See summer schedulepage12

1:30p.m.2:30p.m. $105 $137

AQuAPERCEPTCAMPThefocusisoncoordinationandself-esteem.Activitiesincludesports,art,perceptualmotoractivities,andfieldtrips.

level age groUp lengtH date time costresident non-resident

all levels 10 to 15 4 hours See summer schedulepage12

1 to 5 p.m. $310 $385


LiFeGuarD, instruCtOr, anD First aiD COursesBRONzEMEDALLIONBronzeMedallionteachesbasiclifesavingprinciples.Candidateslearnrescueproceduresforbothconsciousandun-consciousvictims.Examsaregivenonthelastdayofthesessionat1:30p.m.

prereqUisite * age groUp

dates scHedUle costresident non-resident

olympic Way silver level or red Cross swim kids 10

13 +session 1: July 4 to 15

session 2: July 18 to 29session 3: august 1 to 12

MondaytoFriday9:30a.m.tonoon

$146 $181

Course manual: $45

*For Olympic Way Silver requirements, visit our website at www.pointe-claire.ca.

BRONzECROSSCandidateslearntoassessdangerousareasanddangerousbehavioursinordertokeepaquaticfacilitiessafeandpreventaccidents.Examsaregivenonthelastdayofthesessionat1:30p.m.

prereqUisite age groUp


bronze Medallion 13 +session 1: July 4 to 15

session 2: July 18 to 29session 3: august 1 to 12

MondaytoFriday9a.m.tonoon

$151 $186

Course manual: same as bronze Medallion

STANDARDFIRSTAID/AuTOMATEDExTERNALDEFIBRILLATOR(AED)Thiscoursepreparesthecandidatetotakeontheroleofmedicalattendantduringanemergencysituation,toprovidefirstaidandtreatment,andtorecognizethesignsandsymptomsofapotentiallydangeroussituation.100% attendance is mandatory.

prereqUisite age groUp


bronze Cross 15 + June 27 to 30 1 to 5 p.m.$95 $120Course manual: $18

BronZe medallion

BronZe cross

STANDARDFIRSTAID

NATIONALLIFEGUARD

LIFESAVINGINSTRUCTOR

olYmpic WaY instrUctor


NATIONALLIFEGuARDThiscourseimprovesthedecision-makingprocessbyhelpingcandidatestodevelopthefourmainlifeguardcompetencies:knowledge,judgement,fitness,andskill.Examisgivenonthelastdayofthesession.

prereqUisite age dates scHedUle costresident non-resident

bronze Cross and standard first aid course 16 + July 5 to 28

Tuesdays,Wednesdays and Thursdays

1 to 5 p.m.

$227 $277

Course manual: $45

OLYMPICWAYINSTRuCTORThis course teaches new instructors to conduct swimming lessons at all levels of the Olympic Way program. Three hours ofswimminglessonsobservationrequired.100%attendanceismandatory.Examtakesplaceduringcoursetime.

prereqUisite age dates scHedUle costresident non-resident

bronze Cross ages 15 + august 1 to 12 MondaytoFriday9:30a.m.tonoon

$83 110 $

Course manual: $15

BASICLIFESuPPORT:AuTOMATEDExTERNALDEFIBRILLATOR(AED) ANDCARDIOPuLMONARYRESuSCITATION(CPR)LEVELCThiscoursewillteachyouhowtoperformCPRandcleartheairwayinadults,children,andinfants,aswellashow touseanAED.AllparticipantswillreceiveacoursecompletioncardfromtheHeartandStrokeFoundationofQubec. TheTrainingCentreislocatedat81SummerhillAvenue.

participants dates scHedUle costresident non-resident

Teachers, students, members of the community, parents, lifeguards, police officers, firefighters

June 7 august 23 6 to 10 p.m.

$77 $97

Group of 6 or more: $73 per person

INFORMATION: 514-630-1202, [email protected], [email protected]

EMERGENCYFIRSTAID-CARDIOPuLMONARYRESuSCITATION(CPR)LEVELCThiscoursewillteachyouhowtoperformCPRonadults,children,andinfants,aswellasfirstaidtohelpsustainthelifeofasuddenlyillorinjuredpersonuntilemergencymedicalservicesarrive.AllparticipantswillreceiveacoursecompletioncardfromtheHeartandStrokeFoundationofQubec.TheTrainingCentreislocatedat81SummerhillAvenue.

participants dates scHedUle costresident non-resident

Teachers, students, members of the community, parents, daycare staff

June 7 and 9 august 23 and 25 6 to 10 p.m.

$92 $114Group of 6 or more:

$88 per person

INFORMATION: 514-630-1202, [email protected], [email protected]


prOGrams FOr aDuLts anD seniOrsSWIMMINGLESSONSBEGINNERORSTROKEIMPROVEMENT

dates lengtH scHedUle costresident non-resident

July 5 to 28 45 minutes Tuesday and Thursday 7to7:45p.m. $80 $104

august 2 to 11 45 minutes Tuesday and Thursday 7to7:45p.m. $40 $52

AQuA-ARTHRITICSAhydrotherapyprogramdesignedtoimprovemobility,strength,andflexibilityinpeoplewitharthritisandrelatedconditions. SeealsoGym-ArthriticsinthePhysicalActivitiessection.

age groUp dates lengtH scHedUle costresident non-resident

under 60July 5 to 28

60 minutes Tuesday and Thursday7:45to8:45p.m.

$96 $128

august 2 to 11 $48 $64

60 +July 5 to 28 $47 $96

august 2 to 11 $24 $48

3FCLuBLow-impactaerobics,muscletoning,aquafitness,Pilates,andmuchmore.


50 + June 20 to august 12 * 45 to 60 minutes MondaytoFriday $52 $66Due to a swimming competition, there are no classes scheduled June 29, June 30, or July 1.* For a detailed schedule, see our website: www.pointe-claire.ca.

GROuPFITNESSExercisesinthegymandpooltoimprovecardiovascularendurance,musclestrengthandendurance,andflexibility.


16 + June 20 to august 12 * 45 to 60 minutes MondaytoFriday $66 $89

Due to a swimming competition, there are no classes scheduled June 29, June 30, or July 1.* For a detailed schedule, see our website: www.pointe-claire.ca.

AQuANATALCardiovascularandmuscularconditioning,aswellasflexibilityandrelaxationexercises. Medicalclearanceisrequired.

participants dates lengtH scHedUle costresident non-resident

Pregnant women July 8 to august 12 60 minutes Friday7to8p.m. $46 $60


summer sCHeDule JuNe 18 to August 12RecreationalswimmingiscancelledfromJune30toJuly3,inclusively,becauseofaswimmingcompetition.

adUlt sWim Restricted to ages 16 and up for

lane swimming. Lane availability may vary.

FAmILySwIm Diving boards are available

in the 10-lane pool. Some lanes are reserved for lap swimming.

FUNTImESwIm Aslideandtoysare

available,andthebabypool is open.

6-lane 50-MeTre

Pool

10-lane 50-MeTre

Pool25-yard Pool 6-lane 50-MeTre Pool

10-lane 50-MeTre

Pool25-yard Pool

Monday 10:30a.m. to1:30p.m. 12to1:30p.m. 1:30to3:30p.m. 8to9:30p.m.3:30to4:45p.m.6:30to8p.m.

Tuesday 10:30a.m. to1:30p.m. 6to8:30a.m. 12to1:30p.m.

1:30to3:30p.m. 7to9:30p.m.

3:30to4:45p.m.

Wednesday 10:30a.m. to1:30p.m. 12to1:30p.m. 1:30to3:30p.m. 8to9:30p.m.3:30to4:45p.m.6:30to8p.m.

Thursday6to8:30a.m. 10:30a.m. to1:30p.m.

12to1:30p.m.1:30to3:30p.m.7to9:30p.m.

3:30to4:45p.m.

friday 10:30a.m. to1:30p.m. 12to1:30p.m. 1:30to3:30p.m. 8to9:30p.m.3:30to4:45p.m.6:30to8p.m.

saTurday 1 to 5 p.m. 1 to 5 p.m.

sunday 4to8p.m. 4to8p.m.

Any child who requires a floatation device must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

membersHip AND rAtesAccesstorecreationalswimmingisincludedwithweightroommembershipandadmission.

residents Free admission on Sunday evenings

non-residents

sinGle adMission

15-adMission Card

11-MonTh MeMbershiP

sinGle adMission

15-adMission Card

11-MonTh MeMbershiP

Child/TeenaGer (to age 20) $3.25 $27 $85 $3.75 $34 $105

adulT $4.25 $38 $200 $4.75 $46 $250

faMily * $7.75 $69 $295 $10.75 $84 $370

senior (60+) free admission with MulTi Card $3.25 $34 $110

* A family may include up to 5 people, with a maximum of 2 adults (21+).

recreational sWimminG


pointe-claire sWim clUB Nearly 340 swimmers between the ages of 6 and 21 train regularly with the Pointe-Claire Swim Club and may participate in competitions. They are supported by a team of 20 certified coaches.

TrYOUTS: July 18 and 25, and August 9 and 11, from 5 to 7 p.m.

PrErEqUISITES fOr THE TrYOUT Ages6to8:Abilitytoswim

25 metres continuously, using two different swimming strokes;

Age9andup:Mastery of 4 swimming strokes and reasonable stamina.

Speed (depending on age) and ability to listen and respond to feedback are qualities that coaches look for at tryouts.

masters sWim clUB Nearly 200 adult swimmers, ranging in age from 18 to 88, are members of the Masters Swim Club. Members compete in up to seven events during the season, or simply train under the guidance of nine certified coaches. The season begins on September 12.

for more information on swim Club activities: 514-630-1202, ext. 1403

dive clUB About 140 members of all ages join in some twenty competitions a year, depending on their qualification level, under the supervision of a team of eight certified coaches. Different levels are offered, from Precompetitive to National.

PrErEqUISITES Beingcomfortableandable

to swim in deep water Beingevaluatedata

tryout camp

TrYOUT CAMPS: July 12-15 and August 8-10, from 2:45 to 5 p.m. Tryouts are also available by appointment.

masters diving teamThe Masters Diving team welcomes adults of all ages who are interested in improving their skills through personalized training. They may participate in up to four competitions per year. beginners are welcome.The season begins in September.Two free trial sessions are available.

for more information on dive Club activities: 514-630-1202, ext. 1404 or 1402

canoe clUBThe Club has over 250 members, several of whom, ranging from 8 to 25 years old, compete in some 20 events every year with the support of a dozen certified coaches.

PrErEqUISITEfor ages 12 and up: Having completed the introductory camp.

canoe-KaYaK mastersThirty-five Masters, ages 25 to 80, train regularly with the support of three certified coaches. They may compete in six or more events throughout the season.

for more information on Canoe Club activities: 514-630-1256

comPetitive cluBs


there are seven heated outdoor pools

in pointe-Claire that you can join as a member.

A committee of dedicated volunteers

oversees the operation of each pool.

SUMMER ACTIVITIES swimming, diving, and

synchronized swimming lessons, water polo, early

bird swim, and more. Lessons take place from

June 27 to August 18.

*Phone number valid beginning June 13.

Fees and schedules are subject to change without notice.

Check pool websites for more information.

Cedar Park heiGhTs22 robinsdale avenue

514-697-3236* www.cedarparkpool.ca Paul Willar [email protected]

Any non-member must be accompanied by a member and pay an admission charge. Contact pool for more information.

lakeshore kinsmen Park1 Crewe avenue

514-695-8551* www.piscinelakeshore.com ben Janvier [email protected]


lakeside ovide Park20 ovide avenue

514-694-5223 * www.lakesideinfo.ca Louise raymond [email protected]

rates for non-members $7 / PErSON | $20 / fAMILY

lakeside heiGhTs northview ParkvikinG Pool 113 viking avenue

514-428-9309 * www.piscinevikingpool.ca Tanya benoit [email protected]


lakeside heiGhTs arthur-sguin Parksunnyside Pool 367 saint-louis avenue

514-428-9310 * www.piscinevikingpool.ca Tanya benoit [email protected]


PoinTe-Claire villaGe alexandre-bourgeau Park 5a sainte-anne avenue

514-694-5966* www.pvpc.ca John belvedere 514-952-2262 [email protected]

rates for non-members $3 / CHILD | $5 / ADULT | $15 /fAMILY

valois40 baie-de-valois avenue

514-426-8961 * www.piscinevaloispool.ca Cheryl Lafrance / Nathalie Lafrance [email protected]


outDoor Pools


oPen house

saturday, June 11, and sunday, June 12, from noon to 8 p.m.

Admission is free.

Pre-season

June 13-23, inclusively: Weekends from noon to 8 p.m. Weekdays from 3 to 8 p.m.

reGular season

The season begins June 24 and ends august 18. Check pool websites for daily schedules.

PosT-season

august 22-26: 3 to 8 p.m.

august 27 and 28: regular opening hours ending at 8 p.m.

labour day

on september 3, 4, and 5, the viking and village pools will be open (schedule to come). free admission upon presentation of your Multi Card.

Contact pools to register.

UNTILJUNE14 AFTERJUNE14resident non-resident resident non-resident

faMily $350 $385 $370 $4051 adulT and 1 Child or teenager (up to age 17)

$295 $335 $315 $355

Child or TeenaGer (12 to 17)

$155 $175 $165 $185

adulT (18+)$140

Couple $235$160

Couple $260$150

Couple $255$170

Couple $280

senior (60+)$60

Couple $100$75

Couple $115$70

Couple $110$85

Couple $125

summer sCHeDule

membersHip


opeN pADDle AND reNtAl sCHeDule

membersHip Fees

mONDAyTOFRIDAy satUrdaY and sUndaYMay 21 To June 23 4:30to8:30p.m. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

June 25 To July 31 Noonto9p.m. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

auGusT 1 To 28 Noonto8:30p.m. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

auGusT 29 To sePTeMber 26 4:30to7:30p.m. 10a.m.to4p.m.

Open Paddle will be available on June 24, July 1, and September 5, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (weather permitting). For information on Canoe Club rules and policies, visit www.pccanoekayak.ca.

WITH AN OPEN PADDLE MEMBERSHIP:You have the opportunity to participate in events such as moonlight paddles,

dragon boat outings, and much more.

You may leave the bay and paddle on your own during open paddling hours.

You may purchase guest passes (rental) at a discounted rate for your guests.

You may take kayak lessons at a special rate.

the Canoe Club reserves the right to cancel practices and activities due to weather or water conditions, or because of a special event.

open paddle memBersHip costresident non-resident

season (May to september)

Individual,includingIntrotoKayak $240 $315

Family* $320 $425

MonThly PassIndividual $72 $91

Family* $105 $140

* A family includes all persons living at the same address.

reNtAls

scHedUle categorY costresident non-resident

Canoe and kayak day Pass

See schedule above

Adult $20 $25

Child $10 $15

Child under 10 free free

AwiderangeofcanoesandkayaksareavailableforuseunderthesupervisionofCanoeClubstaff.

canoe cluB


prOGrams FOr ChiLDren anD teensCANOE-KAYAKLESSONSFORCHILDRENSixty-minutelessonsonceaweekforeightweeks.Childrenlearnwatersafetyandcanoeandkayaktechniques. ActivitiestakeplaceattheGrande-AnseParkchaletat90DuBord-du-LacLakeshoreRoad.

age groUps dates scHedUlecost

resident non-resident

kiddy Canoe Children born between 2009 and 2011

GrouP 1 : June 28 to august 16 Tuesday,noonto1p.m.

$110 $145GrouP 2: June 28 to august 16 Tuesday,6to7p.m.GrouP 3: June 30 to august 18 Thursday,6to7p.m.

CriCkeT Children born between 2005 and 2008

GrouP 1: June 28 to august 16 Tuesday,noonto1p.m.

$110 $145GrouP 2: June 28 to august 16 Tuesday,6to7p.m.GrouP 3: June 30 to august 18 Thursday,6to7p.m.

COmpetitive paDDLinG prOGram FOr ChiLDren anD teensThisprogramisdesignedtogiveyoungathletesachancetocompeteinthesportofsprintcanoe-kayakatlocal,provincial, national,andinternationalcompetitions.Duringthepeakseason,mostathletestraintwiceaday,fivedaysaweek, andcompeteinregattasonaweeklybasis.Athletesage12andoldermusthavecompletedarecreational(daycamp) programinordertoregisterandareexpectedtoparticipateinatleasttworegattasthroughoutthecompetitiveseason, aswellastheprovincialchampionships.ActivitiestakeplaceattheCanoeClubat75DuBord-du-LacLakeshoreRoad.

u9 aToM: Children born beTWeen 2007 and 2008JUNE27TOAUGUST26* cost

mondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY resident non-resident

CoMPeTiTive ProGraM

9a.m.tonoon:

Fun Regatta$272 $322Open paddling from noon to 1 p.m.

1:15to2:45p.m. 1:15to2:45p.m. 1:15to2:45p.m. 1:15to2:45p.m.

exTended hours 2:45to4:30p.m. $179.20 $229.60

* Special schedule from August 24 to 26. See website: www.pccanoekayak.ca.

u11 aToM: Children born beTWeen 2005 and 2006 SPRINGSESSIONThesessionisunderwayandcontinuestoJune23.Youcanjointhegroupatanytimeifspaceisavailable;thecostwillbeadjusted.

SESSIONISUNDERwAyANDCONTINUESTOJUNE23 costmondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY FRIDAy resident non-resident

ProGraM 4:30to6p.m. 4:30to6p.m. 4:30to6p.m. $41 $51


FALLSESSION

SEpTEmbER6TOOCTObER7 costmondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY FRIDAy resident non-resident

CoMPeTiTive ProGraM 4:30to6p.m. 4:30to6p.m. 4:30to6p.m. $30 $36

u13 PeeWee: Children born beTWeen 2003 and 2004 SPRINGSESSIONThesessionisunderwayandcontinuestoJune23.Youcanjointhegroupatanytimeifspaceisavailable;thecostwillbeadjusted. Previousregistrationforsummersessionrequired.

SESSIONISUNDERwAyANDCONTINUESTOJUNE23 costmondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY FRIDAy resident non-resident


SuMMERSESSION

JUNE27TOAUGUST26* costmondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY FRIDAy resident non-resident

CoMPeTiTive ProGraM

9to11:30a.m 9to10:30a.m 9to11:30a.m 9to10:30a.m 9a.m.tonoon

$327 $382Open paddling from noon to 1 p.m.1:45to3p.m. 1:45to3p.m. 1:45to3p.m. 1:45to3p.m.

* Special schedule from August 24 to 26. See website: www.pccanoekayak.ca.

FALLSESSIONPreviousregistrationforsummersessionrequired.

SEpTEmbER6TOOCTObER7 costmondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY FRIDAy resident non-resident


SuMMERSESSION

JUNE27TOAUGUST26 costmondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY resident non-resident

CoMPeTiTive ProGraM

10:30a.m.tonoon

10:30a.m.tonoon

10:30a.m.tonoon

9a.m.tonoon:Fun Regatta

$302 $347Open paddling from noon to 1 p.m. 1:15to2:45p.m. 1:15to2:45p.m. 1:15to2:45p.m. 1:15to2:45p.m.

exTended hours8:30to10:30a.m.

$256 $3282:45to4:30p.m.

* Special schedule from August 24 to 26. See the website: www.pccanoekayak.ca.


u14-u15 and u16-u17 Athleteswillbedividedintogroupsonthebasisoftheirskilllevel,discipline,gender,andcommitment(attendance, motivation,attitude,andobjectives).Groupswillbeformedbycoachesafterspringtrainingcamp.Evaluationsand adjustmentswillbecarriedoutinMayandthroughoutthesummer.

mondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY FRIDAy satUrdaY

sPrinG session

- 8 to 11 a.m.

4:15to6p.m. 4:15to6p.m. 4:15to6p.m. 4:15to6p.m.

suMMer session7:15to9a.m. 7:15to9a.m. 7:15to9a.m. 7:15to9a.m. 7:15to9a.m.

3to4:30p.m. 3to4:30p.m. 3to4:30p.m. 3to4:30p.m. 3to4:30p.m.

fall session 8 to 11 a.m.

4:15to6p.m. 4:15to6p.m. 4:15to6p.m. 4:15to6p.m.

Schedule will be confirmed depending on groups and coaches.

cost resident cost non-residentspring sUmmer FALL spring sUmmer FALL

u14$71 $342 $41 $86 $397 $46

u15

u16 u25 $492 $572

raCinG+* $50 $53* Additional fees will apply for athletes in the Racing+ program.

resident non-resident

u15 $532 $602u17

$592 $662u19

Junior and senior

raCinG+ ProGraM Amodifiedschedulemaybeofferedto some athletes to include additional training,includingtrainingatthe OlympicBasin.Thisgroupofathleteswill have the opportunity to participate in provincial and national events and championships(provincialregatta, CanadaCup,u16+,etc.).Athleteswillbe chosen from among those registered forspring,summer,andfallsessions.

u16+ aThleTes AthletesintheMidgetandJuvenile age categories must have prior experienceincanoeorkayak. Theyarerequiredtotrainatleast sixdaysaweekandwillcompete at local and provincial regattas with theopportunitytoqualifyforthe national championships.

eliTe Elitegroupsareathleteswho aimtocompeteatnationalteamtrials, as well as national and international competitions.

MasTers Thisprogramisdesignedforbothnoviceandexperiencedpaddlers.AsaMaster,youwillhavetheopportunity tocompeteatregattassuchastheCanadaDayRegattainOttawa,CarletonPlace,andtheProvincialSprintandLong Distance Championships.

cost


novice

sPrinG/suMMerMay 16 To auGusT 27

6:30to8p.m. 6:30to8p.m.

$412 $502fallsePTeMber 6 To oCTober 2

6:15to 7:30p.m.

6:15to7:30p.m.

advanced

sPrinG/suMMerMay 2 To auGusT 27

6:30to8p.m. 6:30to8p.m. 6:30to8p.m.6:30to 8 p.m.

$487 $587fallsePTeMber 6 To oCTober 2

6:15to 7:30p.m.

6:15to 7:30p.m.

6:15to 7:30p.m.

6:15to 7:30p.m.


prOGrams FOr aDuLtsinTro To kayak Thegoalofthiscourseistomaketheparticipantscomfortableinakayaksothattheycanpaddleontheirown.

scHedUle cost


groUp 1 May 24 To June 9 7:15to 8:30p.m.

7:15to 8:30p.m.

$120

$240 with Open Paddle

$155

$315 with Open Paddle

groUp 2 June 14 To 30 7:15to 8:30p.m.

7:15to 8:30p.m.

GROUp3 sePTeMber 6 To 22 6:15to 7:20p.m.

6:15to 7:20p.m.

draGon boaT Ateamsportinwhich20individualspaddletogetherinalong, stablecanoe.Noexperienceisneeded.

scHedUle cost

mondaY resident non-resident

May 30 To sePTeMber 15 6:30to7:45p.m. $160 $220

draGon boaT renTalMonday To fridayDay: until 6:30 p.m. Evening: after 7:30 p.m.

$110/hour (taxes included)Teams may also rent a dragon boat for the season. for more information: 514-630-1256, [email protected]

Para-Canoe The Club has stable and adapted equipmentthatallowsindividuals with limited mobility to use a canoe. for more information, contact the Club at 514-630-1256 or [email protected]

GrouP aCTiviTies Lookingforagroupactivityforabirthday,aschoolgroup,oracorporategroup? Contact us to find out what we have to offer: [email protected]

sTand uP Paddle This is a one-time lesson that will teach you the basics needed to paddle confidentlyonyourown.Opentoall.

age groUp date scHedUle costresident non-resident

aGes 16+ starting June 1Wednesday:7to8:15p.m.

$30 $39Sunday:9to10:15a.m.

Canoe Polo Thisspectacularteamsport,verypopularinEurope,combineselements ofwaterpolo,basketball,andcanoeing.

scHedUle costresident non-resident

6 montHs 1 Year 6 montHs 1 Year

Mid-May To sePTeMber

Wednesday:6:30to7:30p.m.$180 $250 $225 $315

Sunday:9to11a.m.

Dates and times to be confirmed. Please contact Jean-Christophe at [email protected] or visit www.pccanoekayak.ca/canoepolo.

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GyM-arThriTiCsWarm-up,gentleaerobicexercises,muscleconditioning,stretchingandrelaxation.Exercisesaredonesittingorstanding,withthehelpofachair.aQuaTiC CenTreJuly 6 To auGusT 10 (6 sessions)Wednesday,10to10:45a.m.

under 60 60 +resident : $54 resident : $26non-resident : $72 non-resident : $54

Seealso:Aqua-ArthriticsintheAquaticActivitiessection.

la fiesTa belly danCinG (orienTal danCe)Havefunandgetinshapebydancingto Oriental music combined with Latin rhythms!WithAshasTeWarT hallJune 30 To July 28 (5 sessions)Thursday,6:30to8p.m.

beginner and intermediate: $76

Modern line danCinGChoreographiesareexplainedstepbysteptothebeatoftodaysmusicandhitsfrom the past. WithMarcMitchellsTeWarT hallJune 27 To auGusT 15 (8 sessions)Monday,10to11:30a.m.June 30 To auGusT 18 (8 sessions)Thursday,7to8:30p.m.

all levels: $88

ballrooM danCinGLearnorperfectyourskillsininternational- styledancing:cha-cha,salsa,waltz, tango,andmanyothers.WithMaximeDeslauriersandpartnersTeWarT hallJune 27 To auGusT 15 (8 sessions)Monday,7to8p.m.BeginnerMonday,8to9p.m.Intermediate and advanced

all levels: $132 / couple

haTha yoGaGentlyexerciseallbodyparts,stretchand tone muscles and joints. Includes breathingexercises,seatedandstandingpostures,meditationandrelaxation.WithLouiseMorgansTeWarT hallJune 28 To auGusT 2 (6 sessions)

Tuesday,6:30to8p.m. Beginner and intermediateTuesday,8to9:30p.m.Advanced

all levels: $46

GenTle haTha yoGaDiscover yoga in an atmosphere ofsafety,comfort,andconfidence.MostlyinEnglish.With Karmel Johal sTeWarT hallJuly 8 To 29 (4 sessions)Friday,10to11:30a.m.

beginner : $39

MoM and baby yoGaDeepen the bond with your baby while toningyourbodywithexercisesthat improve coordination and awareness andmakeyoubothfeelgood.MostlyinEnglish.With Karmel JohalsTeWarT hallJune 28 To July 26 (5 sessions)

0 to 9 months or until child is able to move around on his / her ownTuesday,10to11:30a.m.

all levels: $61

PrenaTal yoGaThisactivityprovidesarelaxingspacewhere you can strengthen your bond with yourbaby.Posturesareaimedessentiallyat preparing for labour.MostlyinEnglish.With Karmel JohalsTeWarT hallJune 28 To July 26 (5 sessions)All stages of pregnancyTuesday,7to8:30p.m.

beginner: $77

Seealso:Aquanatalinthe AquaticActivitiessection.

Chair yoGa and MediTaTion for seniorsChair yoga is one of the gentlest forms ofyoga,makingiteasytomovefromoneposturetoanother(floor/standing).MostlyinEnglish.With Karmel JohalsTeWarT hallJune 29 To July 27 (5 sessions)

Wednesday,10to11:30a.m.

beginner: $64

TaoisT Tai Chi in The ParkTaoist tai chi is a form of meditation in movement,designedtoreducestressandimproveflexibility,concentration,and balance.OfferedbytheFungLoyKokInstitute of TaoismsTeWarT hallJune 27 To auGusT 15 (8 sessions)

Monday,6to7:30p.m.

all levels: $68

centre aquatique

Physical activities

28 pHysicaL actiVities / summer 2016

weiGht rOOm at the aquatiC CentreTheweightroomhasawidevarietyofcardioandweighttrainingequipment.Allourweightroomsupervisorsarecertifiedtrainerswhocandemonstrateproperequipmentuse.Entryisrestrictedtoages16andup,exceptduringTeenFithours.

SChEDULEJUNE18TOAUGUST12mondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY FRIDAy satUrdaY sUndaY

MorninG 6 a.m. to 1:30p.m.

6 a.m. to 1:30p.m.

6 a.m. to 1:30p.m.

6 a.m. to 1:30p.m.

6 a.m. to 1:30p.m.

afTernoon and eveninG

4to9p.m. 5to9p.m. 4to9p.m. 5to9p.m. 5to9p.m. 1 to 5 p.m. 4to8p.m.

pubLiC skatinG at the arenamondaY tUesdaY WednesdaY tHUrsdaY FRIDAy

May 16 To June 23 11:15a.m. to12:35p.m.11:15a.m.

to12:35p.m.11:15a.m.

to12:35p.m.11:15a.m.

to12:35p.m.11:15a.m.

to12:35p.m.

June 3 To auGusT 26 7to8:20p.m.

Personal TraininGForthoseseekingamorepersonalizedtrainingprogram,wesuggesttheservicesofacertifiedpersonaltrainer.

1 session: $50 5 sessions: $195

Teen fiT (aGes 14 To 17)

afTernoon 4to5p.m. 4to5p.m. 5 to 6 p.m.

A certified trainer is available to monitor safety and help teens create a personalized program.

membersHip AND priCesresident non-resident

11-MonTh MeMbershiP

MonThly Card

sinGle adMission

MeMbershiP Plus all-inClusive

11-MonTh MeMbershiP

MonThly Card

sinGle adMission

MeMbershiP Plus all-inClusive

Teen fiT $24 $5 $31 $7 16 To 49 $305 $37 $7 $400 $380 $44 $8 $500

50 To 59 $305 $37 $7 $335 $380 $44 $8 $420

60 + $25 $1 $270 $205 $37 $7 $340

MEMBERSHIPrecreational swimming is included with any weight room membership

or admission (see schedule on page 18).

An 11-month membership takes into account approximately three weeks at the end of the summer when the Aquatic Centre is closed for annual maintenance, as well as events during which the building is closed to the public.

An 11-month membership entitles you to a one-hour basic training program with one of our certified trainers.membership plus provides year-long access to the weight room and group fitness classes. For class schedules,

go to www.pointe-claire.ca.

ADMISSION adult: $2 | Child: $1 | senior: $1

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unless otherwise indicated, cost includes materials as well as any applicable federal and provincial taxes.registration: see page 4.

fish TalesTokickoffthesummeronafunnote,children decorate the entrance of the Librarywithfishescraftedwithcolouredaluminum foil.With Janet Callary library CenTral and valois

Monday, June 27 Central 3to4p.m. Wednesday, June 29 Valois 3to4p.m.(English)

ages 7 to 11 / free for library members. registration required.

ParaCord braCeleT and survival skills Participantswillfirstlearnhowtomake asurvivalbraceletwithparacord,thenlearn some basic rules of survival and understand the usefulness of the bracelet.With Christine LaurentCenTral libraryThursday, July 7 1:15to2:45p.m.(English) 3to4:30p.m.(French)


GeoMeTriC shaPe and arChiTeCTural inTeGraTionAftervisitingtheexhibitionsatthe ArtGallery,kidsareinvitedtobuilda paper structure that they can bring home or choose to add to an archi-tectural construction on the walls of StewartHall.sTeWarT hall arT Gallery July 10 To auGusT 28 MondaytoSunday,1to5p.m. Wednesday,1to9p.m.

all ages / free admission

aniMal bookends Childrencreateabookenddecoratedwith animals. They can be based on Little Owl LostbyChrisHaughton,or the children can let their imagination run wild. With Janet Callary or Christine Laurent library CenTral and valois

Monday, July 11 Central 1:15to2:45p.m.(English) 3to4:30p.m.(French) Wednesday, auGusT 10 Valois 3to4:30p.m.(English)


disCoverinG The arT of illusTraTion WiTh CollaGe Afteratreasurehuntforphotosin magazines,childrencreateacharacterusing collage. WithVirginieEgger,illustratorof the2016TDSummerReadingClubCenTral library

Monday, July 18 1:30to2:30p.m.


dreaM CaTCher Childrencrafttheirowndreamcatcher,choosing the colour of its threads and feathers to match their personality.With Janet Callary or Christine Laurentlibrary CenTral and valois

Wednesday, July 20 Valois 3to4:15p.m.(English) Monday, auGusT 15 Central 1:15to2:30p.m.(English) 3to4:15p.m.(French)


roCkin roosTer Children create a rooster that can rockbackandforth,thendecorate ittotheirliking.With Janet Callarylibrary valois branCh

Wednesday, July 273to4p.m.(English)


QuesT-Ce Quon ManGe ? TakinginspirationfromthebookCitron bleu et zeste de carotte,kidsillustratetheirfavouritemeal,whichiseatenbytheir favourite animal. They also come up with a funny caption to go with their illustration. The activity ends with the kidsmakingpotatopeanutbuttercandy.WithillustratorClineMalpartCenTral library

Thursday, July 28 1:30to2:30p.m.(French)


My beGinninGs in arTIntroduction for tots and parents to the joysofexperimentingandcreatingwithdifferentartmaterialsandtechniques.WithAndreaLanesTeWarT hall July 29 To auGusT 19 Friday,9:30to10:15a.m.

ages 2 to 3 (with a parent ): $28

centre aquatiquecultural activities

art anD music

Activities for children, fAmilies, And the generAl public

30 cuLturaL actiVities / summer 2016

liTTle arTisTs sTudioAfunwayforthelittleonestodeveloppersonalandcreativeexpressionandimagination.Artisticprojectsusea variety of materials.WithAndreaLanesTeWarT hall July 29 To auGusT 19 Friday,10:30to11:30a.m.

ages 4 to 5 / $31

fun WiTh beads Participantswillcreateabeaverusinglargebeadsfortheyoungergroup,anda ladybug using smaller beads for the older group.With Christine LaurentCenTral library ages 7 to 9 Thursday, auGusT 4 1:15to2:15p.m. ages 9 to 11 Thursday, auGusT 4 3to4p.m.

free for library members. registration required.

Wild floWer PoWer: bees!Children learn how bees pollinate flowers,plants,andfruits.Theyalsolearn about the importance of flowers foroursurvival,makeabeeswaxcandle,and taste wild honey.WiththeRedpathMuseumCenTral libraryMonday, auGusT 8 1:15to2:15p.m.(English) 3to4p.m.(French)


sToryMob Childrenrevisitabooktheatricallyandprepare costumes and props in order to presentaStoryMobduringtheSummerReadingParty.This years book: Busy Beaver byNicholasOldlandWithAnatAnnikKemp from Projet LibelluleCenTral libraryTuesday, auGusT 23 Preparation : 3to6:30p.m. Performance : 6:30to7p.m. (atthebeginningoftheSummerReadingParty)

ages 4 to 11 / Parents are invited to the performance. Children must bring a small lunch. free for library members. registration required.

violin and fluTe suzuki methodTheSuzukimethodresemblesthemother tongue method of learning a language. The participation of the parent is vital to the development of the childsnaturaltalent.Theparentattendsclasses and supervises home practice.WithDorotaMilczarek,CatherineMerklinger,SallyneeAmawat,and SylviaNiedzwieckasTeWarT hall sePTeMber To May individual ClassesBetweenapproximately3and8:30p.m.Violin:Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday,andSaturdayFlute: Tuesday and Thursday

ages 5 and up / Cost to be determined depending on skill levelregistration by appointment at any time (514-630-1220, ext. 1777)sale of used violins and meet and greet with teachers: Thursday, september 1, 7 to 8:30 p.m.

PresChool ProGraM:learning Through Play Program designed to provide children with stimulating cultural experiencesYourchildwillmakeunforgettablediscoveries by participating in different workshops:art,music,drama,dance,andcreativeplay.Gamesandactivitiesfosterthedevelopmentofcreativity,self-esteem,motorskills,music appreciationandrhythm,allina bilingual environment.sTeWarT hall sePTeMber 13 To May 18 Activities:MondaytoThursday,9to11:30a.m.Creative lunch (optional) : 11:30a.m.to1p.m.

ages 3 to 5resident: $206 non-resident: $261

To visit our facility or to learn more about the program, please call 514-630-1220, ext. 1774. registration is underway. Places are limited.


TWo-hour ChallenGe Kidsfilloutareadingleafletandbringitbacktothe Library in order to win a prize and two coupons for theReadingPartydraw.library CenTral and valois June 7 To auGusT 22

up to age 11 free for library members. no registration required.

The materials needed to get coupons will be given during class visits.

fifTeen-hour ChallenGe Kids can succeed at this challenge by reading for about 15 minutes every day. They receive a prize and coupons for the Reading Partydraw.Theycanalso accumulate more than 15 hours!library CenTral and valoisJune 7 To auGusT 22 Registration for children begins onJune7,at7p.m.,onLuDIK.

up to age 11 free for library members. registration required.

The materials needed to get coupons will be given at the library (Central and valois).

faMily ChallenGeFamilies will have their own draw. The time spent reading by each family member (includingparents)willcount.Threeluckyfamilieswillwina prize.library CenTral and valoisJune 7 To auGusT 22 Registration for children begins onJune7,at7p.m.,onLuDIK.

for the whole family free for library members. registration required.

The materials needed to get coupons will be given at the library (Central and valois).

readinG ParTy Theatrical and participatory presentationofthebookBusy BeaverbyNicholasOldland.Manyprizeswillbedrawn.CenTral libraryauGusT 23 StoryMob: 6:30p.m. Prize draws: 7p.m.

for the whole family free, open to all.

reaDinG WorKshoPs

2016 tD summer reaDinG CLubThissummer,kidsareencouragedtostepoutoftheireverydaylifethroughreading.Anumberofactivitiesandchallengesareofferedregisteryourkidsnowandstartaccumulatinghours!Gotowww.tdsummerreadingclub.caforfuninteractivegames,aneight-episodeserialstory,andalistofbookstodiscover.Wheres the box?Everyweek,asmallboxwillbehiddeninthechildrenssectionoftheLibrary.Thechildwhofindsitwillwin acouponforthedrawheldattheSummerReadingParty.Theprizeiseitherabookoraboxofcandies,asthefinderprefers.Readers Cup: AfriendlycompetitionbetweenthePointe-ClairePublicLibraryandseveralneighbouringlibrariestosee whichonehasthelargestincreaseinitsnumberofreadinghours,comparedtolastyear.

reaD tO a DOGChildrenwhostruggletoreadcanreadtoacertifiedtherapydog.Readingtodogsboostsself-esteemandhelpskids become more literate.WithBlueRibbonTherapyDogs

library CenTral and valoisValois Mondays,June27,July4,11,18,and25,August1and82:30,2:45,3,3:15,3:30,3:45,4,or4:15p.m.

Central Wednesdays,June29,July6,13,20,and27,August3and102:30,2:45,3,3:15,3:30,3:45,4,or4:15p.m.

ages 7 to 11 free for library members.

individual registration required for each date (one time per date).

2016TDSummerReadingClub


MoTher GooseWithMs.DebbieCenTral libraryTuesdays, July 5 To auGusT 16 9:30to10a.m.(English)

from birth to 23 months, with a parent free for library members. registration required.

Pussn booksWithMs.DebbieCenTral libraryTuesdays, July 5 To auGusT 16 10:15to10:45a.m.(English)

age 2, with a parent free for library members. registration required.

bbs-CoMPTines WithMadeleineDoverCenTral libraryWednesdays, July 6 To auGusT 17 10:15to10:45a.m.(French)

from birth to 35 months, with a parent free for library members. registration required.

Wild sTory hourAcraftisincluded.WithMs.Plumelibrary valois branChWednesdays: July 6: Misbehaving Monsters July 13: Busy Bees July 20: Sneaky Snakes and Other Jungle Animals July 27: Wild West auGusT 3: Flappy Birds auGusT 10: Crazy Cavemen and Silly Dinosaurs auGusT 17: Running Wild 1:30to2:15p.m.(English)

ages 3 to 6, with a parent individual registration is required for each date. free for library members.

Plaisirs dTAcraftisincluded.WithMadeleineDoverCenTral libraryfridays: July 8: Monstres July 15: Abeilles July 22: Serpents et animaux de la jungle July 29: Cow-boys et Amrindiens auGusT 5: Oiseaux auGusT 12: Hommes des cavernes et dinosaures auGusT 19: Aventure sauvage 9:30to10:15a.m.(French)


Wild sTory hourAcraftisincluded.WithMs.PlumeCenTral libraryfridays: July 8: Misbehaving Monsters July 15: Busy Bees July 22: Sneaky Snakes and Other Jungle Animals July 29: Wild West auGusT 5: Flappy Birds auGusT 12: Crazy Cavemen and Silly Dinosaurs auGusT 19: Running Wild 10:45to11:30a.m.(English)


stOry hOurStories,songs,andoccasionalcraftsarepresentedtoencouragechildrentodiscoverthemagicofwordsandreading. Participationislimitedtoonestoryhourseriesperchild(FrenchorEnglish;CentralorValois,forthesameagegroup). Brothersandsistersofthoseregisteredmayalsoattend.

Story hour where your child may bring a teddy and a blankie.Acraftisincluded.With Janet Callarylibrary valois branChfridays July 8 July 22 auGusT 5 auGusT 19 6:30to7:30p.m.(English)

ages 3 to 6, with a parent free for library members. individual registration is required for each date.

Story hour where your child may bring a teddy and a blankie.Acraftisincluded.WithMadeleineDoverCenTral libraryfridays July 15 auGusT 12 6:30to7:30p.m.(French)

ages 3 to 6, with a parent free for library members. individual registration is required for each date.

Astoryandacraftalwayssomethingtobewildabout.With Janet Callarylibrary valois branChfridays, July 8 To auGusT 19

4to5p.m.(English)

ages 6 to 9 free for library members. registration required.

pyjama stOry hOur 4 OCLOCk CLub


leGo Club MeeTinGs Ontheirownorwithfriends,kidsbuildsomething that is related to the given theme or just follow their imagination. CenTral libraryThursday, June 30: Wild West Thursday, July 21: Fantasy Land friday, auGusT 19: Real World: Life-Size Everyday Things

ages 5 to 9 1to2:30p.m. ages 8 to 12 3to4:30p.m.

free for library members. individual registration required for each session.

Chess Club Kids discover the fun and challenge of chess.With Captain CatalystCenTral libraryTuesdays July 5 To auGusT 16Beginners:1:30to2:30p.m.(English)Advanced:3to4p.m.(English)


Wii MoTionChildren are invited to play this video game with others.CenTral libraryThursday, July 14 3to4:30p.m.


Wii ParTyChildren are invited to play this video game with others.CenTral libraryThursday, July 14 1:15to2:45p.m.


MineCrafTAcompetitionandmultiplechallengeswilltestkidsknowledgeofMinecraft.They must bring their own tablet or laptopwithMinecraftalreadyinstalled.WithSandraBebbingtonCenTral library

Monday, auGusT 1 ages 6 to 10 1to2:30p.m. ages 10 to 14 3to4:30p.m.

free for library members. registration required.

Wii Mario karTChildren are invited to play this video game with others.library valois branCh Wednesday, auGusT 17 3to4:30p.m.

ages 6 to 9 free for library members. registration required..

Guided hisToriCal Tours of sTeWarT hallDiscover the history of the property and the people who builtandlivedinthisimposinghouse,inthecompanyof anactorplayingahistoricalfigurewhoshapedthehistory of the building. Wednesday, June 29, 6:15p.m.(English) Wednesday, July 20,6:15p.m.(French*) Wednesday, auGusT 10,6:15p.m.(English)

for all / free. reservation required: call 514-630-1220 starting on June 6. *an additional french tour will be offered in the fall during Culture days.

self-Guided virTual hisToriC Tours of sTeWarT hallBeyourownguide!Youcanvisitthebuildingonyourown,scanningQRcodeswithyoursmartphoneorwithadeviceloaned by the Cultural Centre. SeeStewartHallopeninghours(page5).

for all / free

family movie niGht

culture anD heritaGe

entertainmentPopcornwillbeserved!Noneed toregister.Movietitleswillbe announced at the Library and in the [email protected]

GuiDeD tOurs OF stewart haLL StewartHallbecamethePointe-ClaireCulturalCentrein1963,andhassincebeenthefocalpointofthecommunitysculturallifewithregularconcerts,performances,andculturalworkshops.Tomarkthebuildings100thanniversary,comeandvisitthisbeautifulmansionontheshoresofLakeSaint-Louis.

CenTral libraryfridays: July 8 auGusT 5 6:30to8p.m.(French)

for all free for library members.

fridays: July 29 auGusT 26 6:30to8p.m.(English)

for all free for library members.

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art

movies

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volunteerinG at the liBraryfashion desiGn

Create your own mini fashion collection!Afunworkshopwhere you learn how to draw fashion illustrations. WithMariolaNykielCenTral libraryWednesday, July 6 6to8:30p.m.


iMaGe Transfer Words,imagesorphotos are transferred to fabric. You can use a T-shirt or the tote bag you got when you registeredfortheQuest.Fabricpen,paintandglitterwill be provided.CenTral libraryfriday, July 15 2to4p.m.


eCo-fashionLearn how to recycle old clothes into fashionable outfits.BringanoldoversizedT-shirt to start creating your ownlook.WithMariolaNykielCenTral libraryWednesday, July 20 6to8:30p.m.


nail arTDots,stickersandglitter:learn how to give yourself a bold or classy manicure and pedicure!OutsidetheLibrary,weather permitting.CenTral library Monday, auGusT 8 2to3:30p.m.


MysTery Movie niGhTWewillscreenoneoftheyearsmostpopularmoviesforteens.Themovietitlewillbeannouncedoneweekinadvance.CenTral library Thursday, auGusT 4 7to9p.m.(English)

ages 12 to 17 / free

blind daTe WiTh a book Tiredofthesameoldstory?Spice up your life with a blind datewithabook!library CenTral and valoisWednesday, June 8, To friday, auGusT 26 SeeLibrarySchedule(page5).

ages 12 to 17 free for library members.

The QuesTTheQuestforsupersummerreadingisback!Foreverybookreviewthatyousendus,youwillearnonecouponforthedrawatTheQuestParty.Youwillreceiveabagat registration.library CenTral and valoisWednesday, June 8, To Wednesday, auGusT 17 SeeLibrarySchedule(page5).


The QuesT ParTyThisistheBigDrawNight.Therewillbegames,snacksanddoorprizes,andgiftcertificateswillbedrawn.CenTral libraryfriday, auGusT 19 6:30to8p.m.


desiGninG and CrafTinG The neW Mural in The Childrens seCTionBringyourlunchforafulldayof creative volunteering. You can register for one or both days. CenTral library Tuesday, July 12 and Tuesday, July 19 10a.m.to4p.m.

ages 12 to 17 free

assisTinG WiTh The sToryMob WorkshoP Childrenrevisitabook theatrically in order to presentaStoryMobduringtheSummerReadingParty.You will help the children with theirtexts,costumes,andpropsinordertohelpmakethis activity a success. CenTral libraryTuesday, auGusT 23 Preparation: 3to6:30p.m. Performance: 6:30to7p.m.

ages 12 to 17 free. bring a small lunch.

assisTinG WiTh Childrens aCTiviTies Earnvolunteerhoursthroughout the summer by helping with a variety ofchildrensactivities.CenTral library various daTes and TiMes

ages 12 to 17 / freeFor more information, contact Radha-Prema McAllister at [email protected] or 514-630-1218, ext. 1633.

Activities for teenAgers


entertainmentfierCe TarTan: GaMe develoPer ClubDontmissthisopportunity to create your own video game!Aprodeveloperwillhelp you understand different programming platforms. Bringyourlaptop.WithMarkSibthorpeCenTral library Thursdays June 16 and 30 July 14 and 28 auGusT 11 and 25 6:30to8:30p.m.


self-defenCe This program is designed to imparteasytechniquesthatwill enable participants to defend themselves against virtuallyanyattack.WithMeghanGreig,senseiCenTral libraryMonday, July 4 10:15a.m.to12:15p.m.


yu-Gi-oh! ChallenGesAreyouthecardwizard?Thinkyouvegotwhatittakestounlockthemysteryoftheperfectdeck?ChallengeyourfriendstoaYu-Gi-Oh!dueltosee who is the master of the monsters! Acertifiedjudgewillteachyou how to play. WithGamerzCo-opCenTral library

Tuesdays July 5, 5:30to8p.m. July 19, auGusT 2 and 16, 6 to 8 p.m.


survivor The WorkshoPLearnafewtricksonhowto survive into the woods. Assembleyourownflashlightand get ready for adventure!With Christine LaurentCenTral libraryMonday, July 25 1to3p.m.


MineCrafTAcompetitionandmultiplechallenges will test your knowledgeofMinecraft.BringyourowntabletorlaptopwithMinecraft already installed.WithSandraBebbingtonCenTral libraryMonday, auGusT 1 3to4:30p.m.


sPrinG rollsLearnhowtomakespringrollsinarelaxedsetting.WithNevineElchibiniCenTral libraryThursday, auGusT 11 11a.m.to12:30p.m.


eXhiBition for KiDsfree like The air roberT TrPanier PainterandprofessionalkiteflyerRobertTrpaniergracestheskywithflyingartworksthatstimulateourimaginationandmakeusdream.Kidsdeveloptheir creativity and become more environmentally conscious through the arts. sTeWarT hall (in the kids Corner) June 18 To sePTeMber 4 SeeStewartHallopeninghours,page5.

exhibition for kids for all free

HansSylvester


art culture anD heritaGePasTelDevelop your creativity and criticalsensewhileexpressingyourpersonality.Feedbackprovided at your own pace and according to your goals.WithJohannePouliotsTeWarT hallJune 27 To auGusT 15 (8 sessions)June 29 To auGusT 17 (8 sessions)

Monday,1to4p.m. Wednesday,1to4p.m.

all levels: $191

suMMer draWinGsTudioLearn the basics of drawing (perspective,volume,shadows,lines,andtexture)andexpressyourobservationsinyourartwork.WithVenecijaLvi-BredersTeWarT hallJune 28 To July 26 (5 sessions)

Tuesday,1to5p.m. Tuesday,5:30to9:30p.m.


suMMer PainTinG sTudioLearn the basics of painting (colour,perspective,volume,andtexture)throughspecificexercises.WithVenecijaLvi-BredersTeWarT hallJune 30 To July 28 (5 sessions) Thursday,1to5p.m. Thursday,5:30to9:30p.m.


bobbin laCe MakinG Comeandmakelacebyweaving threads wrapped around bobbins.WithHlnePlouffesTeWarT hallJune 30 To auGusT 18 (8 sessions) Thursday,7to9:30p.m.

all levels: $242

WaTerColoursExplorenewwaystoworkwith watercolours using collage,penandink,waxresist,andwatercolour pencils to create luminous andoriginalworksonpaper.WithValerieMcKeesTeWarT hallauGusT 1 To 22 (4 sessions) Monday,6to8:30p.m.

all levels: $81

iTalian for TravellersAnItalianlanguageandcultureworkshopfocusing on situations that arise in everyday life. WithJacquelineSamperiMangan(beginnerand intermediatelevels)and MariaEugeniaGiochi (advancedlevel)sTeWarT hall

June 28 To auGusT 16 (8 sessions) Tuesday,1to3p.m.Beginner Tuesday,3to5p.m.Intermediate Tuesday,2to4p.m.Advanced

all levels : $132

iTalian CivilizaTion and hisTory: The renaissanCeDiscover the history of the Italian Renaissance through architecture,arthistory, and the story of famous individuals who left their markonthisperiod.WithMariaEugeniaGiochisTeWarT hallJune 29 To July 20 (4 sessions) Wednesday,7to9p.m. (inItalian)

$66

iTalian CineMa and liTeraTure Aseriesofmoviesand discussions that will help you see Italian cinema and literary workswithintheircultural,socialandhistoricalcontext.WithJacquelineSamperiMangansTeWarT hallJune 30 To July 28 (5 sessions) Thursday,6:30to9p.m

all levels: $101

iTalian CookinG LearnhowtocookhomemadeItalian dishes with luscious menus involving vegetable soup,pizza,stuffedpastas,and sauces.Food is included in the cost.WithMariaEugeniaGiochisTeWarT hallJuly 15 To auGusT 19 (6 sessions) Friday,2to4p.m.

all levels: $224

iTalian CivilizaTion and hisTory: The fasCisTs, Mussolini, and iTaly Photosandoriginal documentaries will help you tounderstandhowMussoliniand his political party came to power. WithMariaEugeniaGiochisTeWarT hallJuly 27 To auGusT 17 (4 sessions) Wednesday,7to9p.m. (inItalian)

$66

easels are provided; model fees and material costs are extra.

Activities for Adults


Join the frienDs of the liBrary anD the frienDs of steWart hall The Friends of the Library and The Friends of Stewart Hall arebothnon-profitorganizations. Your membership fees are directly channelled to activities and special events associated with either theLibraryortheCulturalCentreandtheArtGallery.BecomeaFriendandhelpussupportthedevelopmentofcultureinourcommunity!

ASAfriend of The library:

Youbenefitfrompresalesbeforebooksalesareopentothepublic.You help promote reading in your community.You support Library projects.

ASA friend of sTeWarT hall:

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