Winter Program Guide 2022-23

Contact us

200 Auburn Bay Blvd S.E. Calgary, AB T3M 0A4

403.537.2601 inquiries@auburnbay.org

Program Coordinator

Jasmin Ladouceur recprograms@auburnbay.org 825.222.4400

Program & Events Manager

Jennifer Tait events@auburnbay.org 403.537.2605

Administration

Marilyn Alcock admin@auburnbay.org 403.537.2670

General Manager

Chrissie Rozak gm@auburnbay.org 403.537.2603

PARK & LAKE REMINDERS

General

All residents (ages 12+) must bring their membership card each time they wish to access the facility.

No child under 12 is permitted in the park/facility without adult supervision.

No animals of any type are permitted in the park.

No glass, smoking, vaping, or alcohol is permitted in the park.

No bicycles, scooters, rollerblades, skateboards, etc. are permitted in the park.

Open fires are not permitted Only charcoal briquettes may be used in the barbeques

Residents and guests must not use foul language in the park Rambunctious/unsafe behaviour will not be tolerated

Guests

Residents assume full responsibility for their guest' actions

Residents must be present at all times while their guests use the facility.

Adult residents may bring up to five (5) guests per household. Youth residents (aged 12 15) may bring up to two (2) guests per household (with signed parental consent). All guests must be signed in before entering the facility.

For more than five (5) guests, a Gate +8 List must be submitted to Auburn House at least 28 hours prior to your event for approval. These lists are accepted on a first come, first served basis The ABRA accepts a maximum of 10 Gate +8 lists Mon Thurs, and 5 Gate +8 Lists Fri Sun (and all stat/civic holidays)

Park Guest Lists (up to 25 people) are only available with Picnic Shelter bookings.

The ABRA has the right to decline any large group.

The maximum number of guests with a Gate +8 list is 8 (including children and mobile infants)

Gate +8 lists are available on AuburnBayRA ca and at Auburn House

ICE SAFETY

Before you go:

Teach children to call for help loud and clear if they are in trouble.

Kids: check with a responsible adult before heading onto, or near, the ice. Check that the ice sis smooth and at least 10 cm (4 in) thick. Check with local authorities for more information on ice thickness.* Understand that ice is often unpredictable In spring weather, thick is is not necessarily safe During spring melt, impurities in the ice melt quickly, creating weak spots Ice seldom freezes or thaws at an equal rate. If in doubt, don't go out!

On the ice:

Obey all signs posted on, or near, ice Ensure that children only play on, or near, ice while a responsible adult supervises. Use the buddy system never walk on ice alone.

Self-rescue steps:

1. 2 3 4. 5.

Float on your stomach, facing the shore. Reach forward onto the ice do not push down on it Kick your legs to slowly push your torso onto the ice. Crawl away from the hole. Get medical help immediately. If you can't climb onto the ice, float in the water and call for help loud and clear.

If you hear a crack:

Lay down and crawl on the ice Crawl or roll back to land

Helping others:

Phone 9 1 1, then call out the self rescue steps. Push or throw something (e.g. long stick, rope, floating aid) that the victim can use to get out of the water and float on.

*The ABRA posts our lake's ice thickness on AuburnBayRA.ca

WINTER RULES

General Rules:

All users must act in a safe & responsible manner

Members and guests will enter and use the outdoor amenities at their own risk

The ABRA staff will evict any user displaying unacceptable behavior of any kind General courtesy is expected of all individuals using any skating or tobogganing area in the park. No dogs are permitted on the lake. Do not litter while using ABRA amenities.

Wood burning fire pits are NOT permitted on ABRA property (including the lake and lake access ways).

Portable propane fit pits are permitted on ABRA property but must be supervised at all times Propane fire pits MUST be removed daily and cannot be left out overnight

Residents MUST stay with their guests while using ABRA amenities

Toboggan Hill

The ABRA does not provide supervision for toboggan hill use

Tobogganing is permitted in designated areas only Helmets are highly recommended for anyone using the toboggan hill.

Parental supervision is advised.

When tobogganing: make sure the route is clear before proceeding, always face forward, clear the path quickly after stopping, avoid excessive speeding and DO NOT alter the hill. Please stand outside the riding area to prevent collisions Be courteous and do not walk up the middle of the hill

Skating

Skating is only permitted when ABRA determines it’s safe to do so by removing the Thin Ice signage and the Green Flags are up The ABRA does not provide supervision for rink use Helmets are highly recommended for anyone who is skating Nobody is allowed on a skating surface while the Zamboni or other equipment is servicing it.

Hockey sticks and pucks are not permitted on the pleasure rink. ABRA residents and their guests are expected to respect ALL skating surfaces, including ones that are not maintained by ABRA. No person is permitted on the ice while the Red Flags and Thin Ice signs are up The only exception is trained ABRA staff who are conducting safety checks No person shall dispose of any debris, including but not limited to rocks, trash, sticks and ice chunks onto the ice Building personal ice surfaces are not permitted until ABRA staff deems the lake is safe and the Green Flag is up and the Thin Ice signs are removed, regardless of the ice depths in your area.

WINTER RULES

Ice Fishing

Ice fishing is only permitted when ABRA determines it’s safe to do so by removing the Thin Ice signage and the Green Flags are up Ice fishing holes must be made by an ice auger and no larger than 8 inches in diameter

Ice fishing holes may not be drilled any closer than 40 45 feet of ANY prepared ice surface, including rinks, lake loop and other cleared surfaces. All holes must be made a minimum of 5 6 feet away from other individuals who are also ice fishing. Do not make ice fishing holes on the lake skating pathway.

All ice fishing gear MUST be removed daily and cannot be left out overnight Please fill the hole once you are done fishing This ensures that the hole will freeze over evenly

Cross-Country Skiing

The ABRA does not provide supervision of the cross country ski trails Parental supervision is highly recommended Step off the track to let others pass Tuck your poles with passing If you stop for any reason, please step off the trail. Yield to skiers coming downhill. It’s easier for an uphill skier to step off the trail than it is for a faster skier coming down.

Visit www.AuburnBayRA.ca for a complete list of rules & regulations.

GYMNASIUM RULES

All users must check in at the main office before entering the gymnasium.

All users must act in a safe and responsible manner. Profanity and/or abusive language is not permitted

Shoes with non marking soles only No socked feet, bare feet, flip flops, or sandals.

Indoor shoes only. Remove outdoor shoes before entering the gymnasium. Shirts must be worn at all times.

No food or drink (except bottled water).

Bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, etc are prohibited

Soccer and lacrosse are not permitted in the gymnasium

No outdoor hockey sticks or pucks are permitted.

No gym equipment is permitted on the mezzanine. You may need to sign out equipment from the office using your membership card.

Please respect designated drop in times Gym use is not supervised use at your own risk ABRA staff will evict any user displaying unacceptable behaviour of any kind.

Share the courts! Please honour a 30 minute rotation time during badminton and pickleball drop-ins.

Find the full Gymnasium schedule on AuburnBayRA.ca

SAFE SPACE INITIATIVE & ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY

Safe Space Initiative

The ABRA Safe space initiative is dedicated to creating a welcoming environment, while recognizing the diversity if our residents, guests, staff and community. Through ongoing education, awareness, and outreach, this initiative aims to build a framework for recognizing the rights of all individuals to mutual respect and acceptance of others, regardless of differences, and without biases. Our policies and conduct are signed to hold our residents, patrons and staff accountable to the values of this initiative

This initiative is focused on fostering an inclusive safe space that promotes a sense of belonging in the community where individuals feel represented and dignified.

Zero Tolerance Policy

Please be aware that the Auburn Bay Residents Association has a zerotolerance policy for discrimination towards ABRA staff, contractors and other patrons due to their race, religious beliefs, colour, gender, gender identity, gender expression, physical disability, mental disability, age, ancestry, place of origin marital status, source of income, family stats, or sexual orientation of that person or that class of person. Individuals who partake in discriminatory behaviour are subject to disciplinary action as per the recom ABRA Board of Directors Dis ee.

POLICIES

Membership Cards: No Card? No Access.

All residents (ages 12+) MUST have their membership card to access any of the Auburn House facilities, including the Gymnasium.

Need to get a membership card?

Bring a copy of your Certificate of Title, as well as government issued photo I.D. with the Auburn Bay address on it to Auburn House to receive your permanent membership card. For children without appropriate I.D., please bring their Birth Certificate. The office is open from 9 a.m. 9 p.m. daily.

Program Cancellation/Withdrawal

The ABRA reserves the right to cancel any programs with insufficient registration. Full refunds will be granted, or you may transfer to another program (space permitting).

Requests to withdraw from a program:

Seven (7) or more days prior tot he first day of the program will be granted a full refund with no penalty *

Less than seven (7) days prior to the first day of the program will be granted a 50% refund *

On the program start date to within 48 after the first class will be granted a 25% refund (not applicable to one day programs no refunds will be granted within 48 hours before the start date of the program)

Refunds will be issued for medical reasons and will be pro rated at the time of the withdrawal request A doctor's note must be presented Refunds will not be issued for participants who are unable to attend make up classes

*Refunds are issued by account credit. Credits are valid for one year from the issue date. Alternative refunds (direct deposit) are subject to a $15 Administration Fee.

Program Drop-ins

Residents: $15

Non-Residents: $16

Space is available for drop-ins only if a class does not fill with registered participants. Classes must also have the minimum number of registered participants in order to run.

You must check in and pay at the front desk. The CSR will give you a date stamped attendance slip to give to the instructor.

Not all classes are eligible for drop-in - eligible classes will be marked as such.

Drop ins are not available for progressive programs, specialty programs or child/youth programs.

Participants may check in no more that 30 minutes before the start of the class. Drop ins are accepted on a first come, first served basis. These policies can be modified by the ABRA at any time, at our discretion, without notice.

DROP-INS

Campfire Friday

Campfire Fridays will be back once the skating surfaces are open for the season! Follow us on Social Media, or check our website for updates!

Family/Youth Drop-ins

Open Gym (Non-Netted): Basketball, floor hockey, dodgeball... open gym is an all-ages opportunity for family and youth to use the gym for sports! Split Gym (Half Netted, Half Non-Netted): Half the gym accommodates non netted sports and have accommodates pickleball or badminton Volleyball Drop-in: Challenge your neighbours to a friendly game of volleyball!

Pickleball & Badminton Drop-ins: Already love badminton? Come hit some birdies and then try popular up and coming racquet sport, Pickleball.

Adult Sports Drop-ins

As of October 1, 2022 Auburn House has reverted back to "Winter Hours", closing at 9pm daily. We are currently unable to accommodate adult sports drop ins at this time.

Hours will revert back to "Summer Hours" on May Long Weekend, at which time Adult Sports Drop ins will resume. Visit AuburnBayRA.ca

DROP-INS

Kreative Kids: Story Time (Ages 2-5)*

*Younger siblings also welcome. Join ABRA staff for this FREE drop in where young children will enjoy having new stories read to them each week. No registration required. Children must be under parental supervision at all times.

December 16, 10 10:30 a.m.

January 13, 10 10:30 a.m. January 27, 10 10:30 a.m.

February 10, 10 10:30 a.m. February 24, 10 10:30 a.m.

Senior's Afternoon Drop-in

Join Auburn House for Seniors Afternoons! Drop-in to enjoy free coffee, play cards, cribbage, and other board games, and make new friends in the community!

Every Tuesday beginning January 10 1:30-3:30 p.m.

Parent & Tot Drop-in (Ages 0-4)

Come down to Auburn House to enjoy gymnasium drop-in for parents and toddlers, aged 0 to 4. There will be a selection of toys and equipment available for you and your little ones to enjoy! Children must be under parental supervision at all times.

Tues., Jan. 10 to Feb. 14, 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 7 to Feb. 11, 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

EVENTS

Christmas Craft & Marketplace

Saturday, November 19, 2022

10:00am - 3:00pm

A Proud Partner of: The Grand South Christmas Markets

Admission to the public is FREE!

However, we are requesting food donations, which will be collected on behalf of the Calgary Food Bank.

The Auburn House Christmas Craft & Marketplace is a great opportunity to purchase amazing gifts just in time for the holidays all while supporting local artisans, crafters, and home based business owners. With a variety of exhibitors selling everything from unique and custom crafted handmade products, to all those products and services you love from popular direct marketing home based businesses, there is something for everyone.

*Please bring cash for purchases as some exhibitors may not have credit/debit machines. There is NO ATM on site.*

Watch the events page on AuburnBayRA.ca for upcoming Winter season events at Auburn House.

We're excited to bring back our North Pole Express: Letters to Santa, a Christmas Celebration, and more!

Core Pilates (Ages 16+)

RR: $65 | BR: $75 | NR: $85

Tuesdays, Jan. 10 to Feb. 14, 2023 (6 classes) 7:00 8:00 p.m.

Join popular fitness instructor, Rita, and strengthen your abdominals and lower body without joint impact This class will focus on core and lower body toning through a series of standing and seated postures designed to improve balance, strength, and flexibility Each class will end with relaxation A variety of modifications will be demonstrated to make this class suitable for all levels

20/20/20 (Ages 16+)

RR: $65 | BR: $75 | NR: $85

Wednesdays, Jan 11 to Feb 15 2022 (6 classes) 7:30 8:30 p.m.

20 minutes each of cardio/strength training/abs & stretch. The cardio will change each week and will include such components as: Step, Boot Camp, Kickboxing and Circuit. The muscle conditioning will include free weights, bands, body bars or your own body weight. The abdominal and stretch component will end the class. All are welcome, as this class will meet the needs of all fitness levels!

Yoga Flow (Ages 16+)

RR: $70 | BR: $80 | NR: $90

Wednesdays, Jan 11 to Feb 22 2022 (excl Feb 15) (6 classes) 6:30 7:30 p m

This Yoga Flow class blends together poses with the breath to create a flexibility and a sense of calmness This class offers a nice balance of flowing movements between postures, holding poses to build strength and stamina, as well as stretching and lengthening your muscles through standing, balancing, and seated postures. This class is suitable for all levels. Modifications and adjustments will be offered.

ADULT PROGRAMS

Tai Chi (Ages 18+)

RR: $55 | BR: $65 | NR: $75

Thursdays, Jan. 12 to Feb. 16, 2023 (6 classes) 2:00 3:00 p.m.

Seniors and adults of all ages welcome! Deepen the mind body connection. Tai Chi has many health benefits, including relaxation, improved health, and decreased stress. Other areas of improvement may include reduced bone loss, lower body strength, arthritis, decreased blood pressure, balance, and stability In this class, you will learn the Cheng man Ching style of Tai Chi It will be taught with Chi Gong and meditation

Gentle Fitness (Ages 55+)

RR: $65 | BR: $75 | NR: $85

Fridays, Jan 13 to Feb 17 2023 (6 classes) 1:30 2:30 p m

A mix of total body movements ranging from walking sequences and light weight baring exercises focused on balance

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Prince Basketball (Ages 5 to 14)

RR: $85 | BR: $95 | NR: $105

Mondays, Jan 9 to Feb 13, 2023 (6 classes)

5 to 6: 5:00 5:50 p m

7 to 8: 6:00 6:50 p m

9 to 11: 7:00 7:50 p m

12 to 14: 8:00 8:50 p m

Prince Basketball will encourage your child to develop a love for basketball as they learn the sport's fundamentals Every fun game and drill will expand participants skills, or establish new skills, while building self esteem Participants will improve their ball handling, shooting, passing, rebounding, one on one, and team player skills. Please bring indoor shoes and a water bottle.

Junior Tennis (Ages 4 to 6)

RR: $85 | BR: $95 | NR: $105

Wednesdays, Jan 11 to Feb 15 2022 (6 classes) 4:30 5:30 p m

Players will be introduced to forehand and backhand ground strokes and forehand volleys and serves in full drills and games Racquets will be provided or you can bring your own Please bring indoor shoes and a water bottle

Junior Tennis (Ages 7 to 12)

RR: $125 | BR: $135 | NR: $145

Wednesdays, Jan. 11 to Feb. 15. 2022 (6 classes) 5:30 7:00 p.m.

Participants will continue on with past skills learned, or if new to the program, will learn all the basic strokes and tactics of tennis. Games and drills are incorporated. Racquets will be provided or you can bring your own. Please bring indoor shoes and a water bottle

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

Sportball's Multi Sport Mornings (Ages 3 to 5)

RR: $110 | BR: $120 | NR: $130

Wednesdays, Jan 11 to Feb 15, 2023 (6 classes) 10:05 11:00 a m

Refine, rehearse, repeat Multi Sport coaches emphasize teamwork while focusing on skills common to all sports like balance, coordination, stamina, and timing Coaches will introduce a new sport every week in a fun, non competitive setting. Classes may include: hockey, soccer, volleyball, football, baseball, basketball, golf, and tennis. Please bring indoor shoes and a water bottle.

ortball's Multi-Sport - Afternoons (Ages 3-5)

$110 | BR: $120 | NR: $130

days, Jan 9 to Feb 13, 2023 (6 classes) 1:55 p m

ne, rehearse, repeat Multi Sport coaches emphasize mwork while focusing on skills common to all sports balance, coordination, stamina, and timing Coaches introduce a new sport every week in a fun, non petitive setting Classes may include: hockey, soccer, eyball, football, baseball, basketball, golf, and tennis

Sportball's Multi Sport Evenings (Ages 3 to 8)

RR: $110 | BR: $120 | NR: $130

Thursdays, Jan 12 to Feb 16, 2023 (6 classes)

Ages 3 5: 5:35 6:30 p.m.

Ages 6 8: 6:40 7:35 p.m.

Refine, rehearse, repeat. Multi Sport coaches emphasize teamwork while focusing on skills common to all sports. like balance, coordination, stamina, and timing. Coaches will introduce a new sport every week in a fun, non competitive setting. Classes may include: hockey, soccer, volleyball, football, baseball, basketball, golf, and tennis. Please bring indoor shoes and a water bottle

Brookfield Resident Rate | NR = Non Resident Rate

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Young Rembrandts Preschool (Ages 4 5)

RR: $85 | BR: $95 | NR: $105

Tuesdays,Jan 10toFeb 14,2023(6classes) 4:30 5:15pm

Let’s get your preschoolers fine motor skills going as we grab our crayons and markers and start drawing friendly mice and a pair of mittensandahat Afterthatwewillwaddlewhilewefinishupwitha duck

Februaryisthemonthoflove,andwearedrawingupallthingsthatwe love Pizzaandsnowmengalore,whocanresist Andtorounditup,we finishwithaplacewecallhome,ahouse Ourpreschoolerswillgeta full dose of shapes in this lesson Let’s not miss out, we know your childwillloveallthatFebruaryhastooffer.

Young Rembrandts Elementary (Ages 6-12)

RR: $85 | BR: $95 | NR:

Tuesdays,Jan.10toFeb.14,2023(6classes) 5:30 6:30pm

Januaryisanexcitingmonth,it’safreshstarttothenewyear Young Rembrandts is getting your child off to a great start with a little fun drawingahamstercageandthengettingreallycreativeanddrawinga Jack Russel Terrier. We really let our emotions go in the next lesson while we draw up some emoji fun! We can’t wait to kick off the new yearwithsomememorablelessons

AsweskateintoFebruary,wearedrawingupalotofcolorfulfun!We havealessononskating.Thenwetrytogetanotherperspectivewhen we are drawing a desert To round up the month the kids get an art historylessononRomeoBrittoanddrawupsomethinginspiredbyhim thatisbeautifulandcolorful

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Engineering for Kids Junior Robotics & Coding (Ages 5 7)

RR: $105 | BR: $115 | NR: $125

Fridays, Jan 13 to Feb 24 (excl Feb 17) (6 classes) 3:30 4:30 p.m.

Discover the wild world of robots They will work as young scientists, engineers, and mathematicians to create color patterns and code their Ozobot to solve puzzles, traverse mazes, dance, and even go bowl! Kids will then develop their coding skills as they utilize Scratch to build their own characters and scenes, and bring them to life through interactive stories and games.

Learn the basics of problem solving and coding through visual programming blocks This highly engaging camp builds early STEM and spatial skills Together we will foster a love of science, exploration, and nature

Engineering for Kids Game Design with MakeCode Arcade (Ages 8 12)

RR: $155 | BR: $165 | NR: $175

Fridays, Jan 13 to Feb 24 (excl Feb 17) (6 classes) 5:00 6:30 p.m.

Why just play video games when you can make them? Join us as we go through the journey of a video game designer and learn how to design, create, and code your very own video game using MakeCode Arcade! During the MakeCode Arcade with Meowbit class, kids will learn how to code video games and bring them to life on their handheld gaming device, a Kittenbot Meowbit! Participants will learn the power of coding with MakeCode to create their own retro video games and see their games come to life in the physical world on the Meowbit!

Little Doctor School: Inspired Young MDs (Ages 4 12)

RR: $125 | BR: $135 | NR: $145

Thursdays, Jan. 12 to Feb. 16 (6 classes) Ages 4 6: 5:30 6:30 p.m. Ages 7 12: 6:45 7:45 p.m.

Students will learn about basic anatomy, medical instruments doctors use and some basic suturing skills Through interactive and engaging activities, students will learn the key responsibilities of a medical doctor, and explore the heart, lungs and digestion systems Students also will practice listening to their hearts using a real stethoscope, learn about new medical words and practice their surgery skills like a real surgeon

PARENTED PROGRAMS

Zumbini

RR: $70 | BR: $80 | NR: $90

Wednesdays, Jan 11 to Feb 15 (6 classes) 5:00 5:45 p.m.

Zumbini combines music, dance, and educational tools for 45 minutes of bonding and fun. Tap your toes, sing along, and get lost in the only program to combine early childhood development with the magical joy of Zumba fitness. Max. 2 children per adult registration Registration includes full song downloads; add $15 for full Zumbini bundle.

Sportball's Parented Multi-Sport (ages 2-3)

RR: $110 | BR: $120 | NR: $130

Mornings: Wednesdays, Jan 11 to Feb 15 (6 classes) 9:15 9:55 a m Evenings: Thursdays, Jan 12 to Feb 16 (6 classes) 4:45 5:25p m

Parented Multi Sport will help your pre schooler refine their motor skills (e.g. balance and coordination) and develop social skills (e.g., following instructions, taking turns, building confidence, and sharing) Multi Sport coaches will introduce a new sport each class with developmentally appropriate games and activities

SPECIALTY PROGRAMS

Winter Wreath Workshop (Ages 16+)

RR: $80 | BR: $85 | NR: $90

Sunday, December 4 (1 class) 2:00 3:00 p.m.

Ever wanted to make your own Holiday wreath? Now is your chance This class will teach you basic techniques on making 14” diameter wreath with winter evergreens and decorate it with pine cones, ribbons, bells and other holiday décor Come and try your hand in making something uniquely yours Beginner’s level All materials, tools and instructions will be provided

Winter Garland Workshop (Ages 16+)

RR: $60 | BR: $65 | NR: $70

Thursday, December 15 (1 class) 7:00 8:00 p m

Don’t you love the smell of fresh evergreens right before holidays? If so, bring this fresh and fragrant garland home to decorate your table, mantel or lamp. We will teach simple technique on making 3 ft holiday garland from fresh greenery with some basic festive decorations like berries, pinecones and bows. Beginner’s level. All materials, tools and instructions will be provided.

Rosé, Roses & Succulents Workshop (Ages 18+)

RR: $85 | BR: $90 | NR: $95

Sunday, February 12 (1 class) 3:00 4:00 p m

Grab your besties or your family and come enjoy an evening of creativity and a miniature bottle of sparkling rosé! This floral arrangement class with Flower Aura by Natasha will teach techniques for working with fresh flowers and succulents. All materials and detailed instructions will be provided, and you will take away your own beautiful arrangement.

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Age Groups

Saturdays Jan. 14 to Feb. 18 Sundays Jan. 8 to Feb. 12

Ages 3 5 (no experience) 9:30 a m 10:00 a m 10:35 a m 11:05 a m

Ages 3 5 (limited to no experience) 10:10 a m 10:40 a m 11:10 a m 11:40 a m

Ages 6 8 10:45 a.m. 11:45 a.m. 11:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m.

Ages 9 12 11:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m. N/A

Ages 16+ N/A 9:30 a m 10:30 a m

Hockey Skills (Ages 3 5) 1:00 p m 1:30 p m N/A

Hockey Skills (Ages 6 8) 1:30 p m 2:30 p m N/A

Learn to Skate

For anyone with limited to no skating experience: Come have fun on the ice! Learn the basic skating techniques through fun and age appropriate drills, games, and activities Parents are encouraged to be on the ice with their child (in skates or shoes) Skates and proper skating helmets required.

Hockey Skills Learn basic hockey skills and techniques in an enjoyable environment Through fun and age appropriate games and activities, participants will learn how to shoot, pass, improve their balance and skating techniques, and become team players Prior experience on skates is required.

SPONSORS

Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy our Autumn season events at Auburn House. It was great to have all our guests enjoying themselves, and we look forward to more great moments this season!

We would like to thank and acknowledge the generous sponsors of our Autumn season special events:

Top Tier Sponsor of 2022:

Additional sponsorship provided by:

ABOUT THE ABRA

The Auburn Bay Residents Association (ABRA) is a not for profit company that is professionally managed and operated In addition to recreation and event programming, we are responsible for many community features, including: entry ways, boulevards, Auburn House facilities, and the lake and park amenities Membership is mandatory for all residents, and fees are collected annually. For more information on the responsibilities and duties of the ABRA, as well as the differences between a Residents Association and a Community Association please visit our website: AuburnBayRA.ca