Royal City Soccer Club presents
Soccer Camps 2016
2 Locations in Saskatoon
July and August weeks
Boys & Girls, aged 5 to 13
Camp soccer ball, t-shirt, medal
Full day, morning and afternoon sessions
No charge early drop off, late pickup care
For more info, call 800-427-0536 or visit royalsoccer.com
The Potashcorp Children’s Festival of Saskatchewan goes from Jun 4-7th, located at Kiwanis Park Saskatoon. We will be offering a variety of workshops, shows and activities for participants of all ages.
Specific activities include our Circus Arts Tent which will be offering amazing acrobatic acts, face painting and workshops. Additionally we have fossil finding and Lego building. Our Arts Français program is completely new this year! We will have an entire tent devoted to French activities. A Grandparent Grandchild Dance will be held at 12:30 on Saturday June the 4th accompanied by bilingual and fiddle music. Like last year, we will be offering our FREE Sunset Party which will run after hours from 5-9 pm on Saturday June the 4th.
For more details about all our performers and activities please visit our website: http://potashcorpchildrensfestival.com/
Saskatoon Youth Music Theatre Summer Camp is currently accepting registrations.
There are three levels:
Overture for ages 7 & 8
Act I & II for ages 9 – 12
Entracte for ages 13 – 18
The camp will be held July 4 – 15, 2016 with sessions for all participants from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day at La Danse School of Dance Arts. 14-318, 105th Street, in Sutherland.
SYMT is a two week day camp that involves students in singing, drama, and dancing. This year’s feature production is the musical revue History in Harmony – celebrating 20 years! All students will participate in the production, which will be presented on stage on the final evening of the camp. An exciting opportunity for students of all levels of experience!
For registration information call Diane at 931-3493, email mail@symt.ca, visit our website www.symt.ca or visit us on Facebook!
10 registrations per camp, so register early!
If you can’t make one of these dates, or a waitlist happens, please let me know what camp you are interested in and what week would work for you. If I have enough interest, I am happy to hold an additional camp.
July 11-15 9am-12pm
$150/person
ages 9-14 (will consider other ages)
learn about different composers, their lives, their music and their personalities through
stories, crafts and music. no previous music experience necessary
July 18-22 9am-12pm
$150/person
ages 6-9 (will consider other ages)
learn the theory that makes music great! movement, games, crafts will be used to explore
different parts of music. some previous music experience is helpful, but not necessary
July 25-29 9am-12pm
$150/person
ages 7-14 (will consider other ages)
beginner to Intermediate Theory making music theory fun through games and crafts.
some previous music experience is helpful, but not necessary
Contact: Mary Ann Therrien Music Mentor
501 1st St E E Saskatoon SK S7H 1S5
voice/text: 306-221-8423 maryann.therrien@shaw.ca
Draining and filling times vary for each pool. Please check with staff at site to confirm hours of operation.
Paddling pools will close during unsuitable weather conditions (14 ºC or less and/or when raining heavily)
Weekday Playground Program
Opening the week of June 29 – Aug 25
Monday – Thursday 10:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
and
Friday 12:00 – 4:30 p.m.
Your nearest Playground is at the
Albert Recreation Unit
506 Clarence Avenue
Weekend Playground Program Hours
July 9 – Aug 21 (Open Aug 1)
Saturday & Sunday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Your nearest Weekend Playground Program is
Greystone Heights Recreation Unit
2711 Main Street
Learn to Fish
Learn to Fish will launch this summer at eight popular fishing destinations across the province. This program is designed to introduce fishing to beginners of all ages and to encourage proper fishing practices amongst these new users.
The program will begin with a classroom teaching portion where an experienced angler will introduce participants to the following topics: Fish identification, tackle and accessories, rules and regulations, how to cast, proper fish handling and much more! The teaching portion will be followed by a hands-on casting lesson, and once participants have the basics of casting they will have the chance to try their luck at catching a real fish! Program participants are not required to own/bring along any equipment as everything will be provided.
Stay tuned in to our website at www.saskparks.net for more information on this amazing new program!
Or contact us by email at learntofish@gov.sk.ca
Learn to Camp
Want to try camping but you don’t know how or what you need? Saskatchewan Parks is now making it easier than ever for first time campers to experience the outdoors through our Learn to Camp Program. Saskatchewan Parks Learn to Camp program is running for its second summer season and is the perfect opportunity to camp in our beautiful parks.
Try our overnight camping experience at Echo Valley, Pike Lake or Good Spirit Lake Provincial Parks. New campers will join experienced leaders and fellow campers to learn techniques on campsite set up, cooking on a camp stove, building a dire, and much more! We supply all of the camping gear you need; all you have to bring is food, bedding and personal items. Expect to learn a lot during your trip, but expect to have a lot of fun too!
The cost is $25 for a two day/one night experience for groups of up to size including children. Camps are held throughout the summer in July and August; please see our website for the available dates.
To register for the program or for more information visit our website at http://www.saskparks.net/LearnToCamp. Or contact us by email at learntocamp@gov.sk.ca
The Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport has an exciting new opportunity for those who are new to camping! The Provincial Parks have partnered with Coleman and Canadian Tire to launch a new Learn to Camp program aimed at teaching first time users the basics of camping.
Between June 27 and August 16 we are running Learn to Camp programs in three of our provincial parks. In this program participants will have a chance at a hands on approach; they will be lead through how to use different camping equipment such as a camp stove as well as some basic camping skills such as firing building, all of which is helping prepare then to go out on their own!
We are also offering a community outreach in which the participants will learn some of the basics of planning a camping, including what gear they will need, helping prepare them for the best experience possible. This part of the program is offered for free and we would love to come out to as many places as possible!
July 3 – 24, 2015 in over 20 different parks around Saskatoon!
Theatre in the Park is Saskatchewan’s first FREE live professional outdoor theatre. Suitable for all ages. Everyone welcome. FREE of charge.
This year: Hercules
Dates and Parks Locations:
July 3 – A.H. Browne Park at 7:00pm
July 5 – Rotary Park at 2:00pm
July 5 – Wildwood Park at 7:00pm
July 6 – GD Archilbald Park West at 7:00pm
July 7 – Sid Buckwold Park at 7:00pm
July 8 – Parc Canada at 7:00pm
July 9 – W.J.L. Harvey North Park at 7:00pm
July 10 – Albert Park at 7:00pm
July 12 – Victoria Park at 2:00pm
July 12 – Churchill Park at 7:00pm
July 13 – Pleasant Hill Park at 7:00pm
July 14 – Les Kerr Park at 7:00pm
July 15 – James Anderson Park at 7:00pm
July 16 – Anita Langford Park at 7:00pm
July 17 – Wilson Park at 7:00pm
July 19 – Robert Hunter Park West at 2:00pm
July 19 – Buena Vista Park at 7:00pm
July 20 – H.S. Sears Park at 7:00pm
July 21 – Ashworth Holmes Park at 7:00pm
July 22 – Alexander MacGillvray Park at 7:00pm
July 23 – Surprise Park at 7:00pm
July 24 – Surprise Park at 7:00pm
Come to the PotashCorp Children’s Festival and the ‘Sunset Party’ on Saturday June 6th.
The Festival runs June 5th-7th in Kiwanis park and there is an abundance of exciting and entertaining performances, activities and games for children of all ages to enjoy. In addition, the Sunset Party is a totally free event happening after the normal Festival hours on Saturday night. While most of the Site Activities will be closed, there will be a free live music on the Activity Stage, as well as outside events like slacklining and the giant Earth ball, and a Fire Show at 9pm, featuring fire hula hooping and juggling! The two shows that will be running during the Sunset Party are Think Bigg at 6pm and The Little Prince at 8pm.
Please visit www.potashcorpchildrensfestival.com if you have any questions.
40th Annual Young Athlete Saskatchewan Summer Basketball School
YAS Award-Winning Basketball Camps
• Cosmo Civic Centre Weekly Throughout August
• Different Camps For Different Skill Levels
• Everyone Welcome
YAS coaches are continuously innovating and adjusting the YAS summer basketball camps skills-development program in order to maintain YAS’s standing as a sports-school leader. Each year, top teacher-coaches from universities, colleges and secondary schools are surveyed in order to determine the skills that they regard as current top priority and in need of emphasis among young developing players.
That input from college professionals and teacher-coaches is then incorporated into YAS summer basketball camps.
12,547 players from 272 communities have graduated from YAS’s award-winning summer basketball camps since YAS was founded in 1975. Each YAS graduate returned home armed with the skills and confidence needed to excel in basketball and other sports, and most importantly to take leadership roles at school and to make positive contributions to their overall communities.
Info: (306) 242-2425 or website: yas.ca
The Great Annual Saskatchewan Pedal is a bicycle ride across some of the greatest frontier of North America. GASP is a bicycle tour, and not a race. The tour is designed to allow you to travel at your pace while providing you with the support you need to enjoy the tour.
GASP 2015: From Border to Border … Again!
In 2005 for the provincial centennial the GASP tour traversed the province. Ten years later were are going to do it again. Over that time the tour has grown so this year we are offer two tours.
The first tour (E section July 18-25) will be geared towards more experienced touring cyclists and provides a more basic level of support. SAG stops will be less frequent otherwise the same support will be provided. The second section (B section July 19-26) will be geared towards less experienced touring cyclist and provide a SAG wagon stop approximately 20-30kms.
The tour will start near Macklin, on the Alberta – Saskatchewan border. From there we will be working our way out east with stops in Wilkie, Biggar, Saskatoon, Wakaw, Tisdale and Hudson Bay (the town not the water body!). You will enjoy riding roads through beautiful prairies, parklands and forests. 624 km of Saskatchewan highways. It will be a challenge but remember this tour is fully supported with SAG wagons!
GASP provides an introduction to cycle touring in a supportive manner. Luggage is transferred for cyclists, SAG Wagons make periodic stops and provide refreshments including juice, water, fruit and light snacks. We want you to cycle the whole tour but we’ll be there to help you to the destination if need be.
More information here.
Youth basketball camps for 4 age levels during July and August in Saskatoon. Separate ability groups for skills-development, equal-play competitions, and fun. Free jersey and basketball to keep.
YAS 2014 FREE Mini-Camps outlines details about FREE YAS basketball mini-camps to be held during early July and early August.
YAS 2014 Basketball Camps Brochure outlines details about YAS basketball main camps to be held weekly all summer.
Pre-registration for both the mini-camps and the main camps can be done on YAS web site starting at Noon, Monday, June 16.
Request more information.
Email: info@yas.ca
Text or Tel: (306) 242-2425
Website
YAS – Young Athlete Saskatchewan Inc.
Headed by teachers and health-care professionals who are also leading basketball skills instructors as well as promoters of healthy and responsible life-styles among youth.
4-H Saskatchewan has teamed up with Agriculture in the Classroom (Sask.) for a second year to plan a summer camp program held in Saskatoon.
The first summer camp runs from July 7th -11th for youth ages 8-12 and our second overnight youth camp runs from July 14th -18th for youth ages 13-15.
The theme of the “Bite into Summer” youth camp program is food security and agriculture. Youth will have the opportunity to learn about the ever-growing important issue of food security and the impact that agriculture has on our everyday lives—developing a deeper understanding of where our food comes from. This is an exciting opportunity for youth to learn about an important topic while having fun and making new friends along the way. Campers will will go on numerous field trips, do hands projects, and listen to great guest speakers throughout the week.
Junior Day Camp:
July 7‐11, 2014 Saskatoon
Ages: 8 to 12 Cost: $220 (includes GST)
Intermediate Overnight Camp:
July 14‐18, 2014 Saskatoon
Ages: 13 to 15 Cost: $300 (includes GST)
Spots are still available! For more information or to register call 306-933-7727 or visit www.4-H.sk.ca
Globe BMX Raceway presents BMX Racing!
Race from May – September for $55.00, each additional family member is $40.00. Ages 4+ including adult race classes. Located in Lakewood Park, Saskatoon. Fun for the whole family!
Contact Erik at 262-6667 or Dennis at 382-3165, or visit us on Facebook.
Learn to play Canada’s National Sport! Lacrosse open to boys & girls born between 2002 – 2008. Season begins May 1st.
Visit the website for more information.