CAG offers something for everyone, with a wide variety of programs from organized playgroups for tots to yoga and drumming for adults.
Financial assistance - CAG supports access to its programming by offering fee assistance to families and individuals who are eligible. For more information please read the details under 'Financial Assistance' at www.ottawaeastcag.ca/registration.
Spring programming will be online mid February. Registration begins at 9:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 7, 2012.
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Online registration is open ongoing until classes are full. With online registration, we accept Visa or MasterCard. Online registration is at www.ottawwaeastCAG.ca/registration.
In-person registration is ongoing during regular office and programming hours. With in-person registration we accept correct change, Visa, MasterCard, and personal cheques.
Read this to learn how to avoid disappointment this winter!
This past session we had to turn some people away because courses were full and we cancelled some other programs only to find that participants were trying to register late.
We hate disappointing people - help us help you by registering as soon as you can. In fact, why not register NOW? Online registration is fast and easy at www.ottawaeastCAG.ca/registration/online!
Changes from print program guide:
Co-ed Intermediate Recreational Volleyball will run on Thursdays NOT Wednesdays as advertised in print flyer.
Co-ed Recreational Basketball will run on Wednesdays NOT Thursdays.
The Silk Painting Workshop runs from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. NOT 2:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The timeslot for the Playgroups at Brantwood has been extended a little, they now run 9:30 - noon.
With so many programs to chose from we have split up the programs by category to help your search.
So you think your kids can dance? Of course they can! Introduce your child to the wonderful world of dance and creative movement. In this class children will learn the fundamentals of dance technique with an emphasis on fun and creativity. They will explore movement, music, rhythm, and experience the joy of dance. The word dance often conjures up images of tall, graceful ballerinas in tutus doing multiple twirls and leaps across a stage. However, dance is an art that is amazingly accessible to everyone, especially young children. In this program children will explore the imaginative, playful and active world of dance. Children will not only learn the basic steps of ballet and jazz, they will get a time and space in which they can be active, creative and social.
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
Instructor: Mélanie Matieyshen has trained extensively in ballet, jazz, tap, acrobatics and modern dance. She has studied with the Canadian Dance Teacher's Association curriculum and has taught and choreographed children and teens in her hometown of Sudbury. She is thrilled to be able to share her love of dance with the community.
January 9 – March 26 (10 weeks), no program February 20 or March 12
Monday 5:45 – 6:30 p.m.
$72
Musical games and dance in this fun class is the order of the day in this class. Cultivate your child’s love of music and dance with activities are so much fun! Emphasis is on musical games, simple dance moves, free expression and working out some of that energy!
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street.
Instructor: Erin Kerbel, dance student at Canturbury High School. Erin loves to work with young children and help them cultivate a love of dance.
January 15 – March 25 (10 weeks),), no program February 19
Sunday 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
$55
The word on the street is that this hip hop class is the place to be. If you are a kid who wants to learn the latest hip hop moves and groove to the latest tunes – come on out! New choreography and music will be introduced each week, and students can request songs or dance styles.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street.
Instructor: Erin Kerbel, dance student at Canterbury High School. Erin loves to work with young children and help them cultivate a love of dance.
January 15 – March 25 (10 weeks), ), no program February 19
Sunday 2:15 – 3:15 p.m.
$55
Throw your inhibitions aside, get creative and let us worry about the mess!!! This promises to be lots of creative fun for children that have abstract art experience, as well as those without. Children will be introduced to a variety of abstract painting techniques. By the end of the course they will have produced their own art works for display at home!
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Instructor: Lorrie Beaton has taught a number of children’s art classes for CAG, the children love her! She is an Expressive Arts Practitioner and holds a post graduate certificate in Expressive Arts from Sir Sandford Fleming College at the Haliburton School of Art. She is a graduate from the University of Ottawa with a B.A. in Theatre (Honours) specializing in Directing and is a practising Visual Artist, who paints in the style of Abstract Expressionism.
January 14 – February 25 (6 weeks), ), no program February 18
Saturday 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.
$80
Want to book a birthday party? CAG has lots of options for you! )
Both the Old Town Hall and the newly revitalized Brantwood Park field house are available for birthday parties, with a variety of options offered from a do-it-yourself party to a full party package. Details at
www.ottawaeastcag.ca/programs/birthdays.
Building on the success of last summers camps, CAG is pleased to offer the following March Break programs...
Not getting away for March Break? Let us bring the beach to you! Tropical fun, crafts, games, music, stories and more...
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
March 13
Tuesday 9:00 a.m. – noon
$15
Lets get creative! We will prepare our own fun snacks and go to town with cake and cookie decorating.
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
March 15
Thursday 9:00 a.m. – noon,
$15
This is an opportunity for your little one(s) to play and socialize. Free play will be followed by activities such as crafts, circle time and ride on toys. This playgroup has traditionally been a very popular place for those in the neighborhood to meet, have a coffee, and chat. Kids love the different toys, the social interaction and the activities. Parents/caregivers enjoy the chance to connect with neighbours. Activities are organized by the program coordinator, parents and caregivers are asked to assist.
At the Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street.
Coordinator: Megan Shoemaker
January 13 – March 30 (11 weeks), no program March 16
Friday 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
$39 first child, siblings $24, siblings under 12 months of age are free.
Parents and caregivers organize the activities in this playgroup, toys, craft materials and a good cup of coffee provided. The kids will be able to explore wonderful new toys while you enjoy getting to know your neighbours – it’s good for you and good for them! This is a casual setting and priced for flexibility, please feel free to come and go as you please and as suits your childs schedule.
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
January 9 – March 26 (10 weeks), no program February 20, March 12
Monday 9:30 – noon
$21
January 10 – March 27 (11 weeks), no program March 13
Tuesday 9:30 - noon
$23
Playgroup hours extended to noon at the request of parents whose babies nap in the early morning. We do try to accomodate everyone - if you have a suggestion on any of our programming we would love to hear from you.
A gathering for children and parents brought together through adoption. The format is casual, offering fun for children and a chance for parents to connect with other families. Activities are organized by program participants. There are toys available, but participants are welcome to bring toys, games and craft activities to share. A potluck supper is part of the fun — each family brings a simple and nutritious food item to be shared.
Plates, cutlery, cups, etc., provided, as well as use of a coffeemaker, coffee, dishwasher, fridge and microwave. There is no stove. Participants are asked to leave the room as found and leave dishes clean or in the dishwasher.
Playgroup coordinated in partnership with the Open Door Society (ODS).
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
January 15, February 26, March 25
Sunday 4:30 – 7:00 p.m.
$15 per child
This might be the most fun you have with your child/children all week! Join our experienced instructor as she leads you through a hands-on, interactive exploration of the joy of music. The kids shake, rattle and roll – all the while learning basic music competence. Participants receive two CDs, a songbook and a DVD about children’s musical development.
Instructor: Liz Benjamin has worked as a children's librarian, a kindergarten teacher, a religious educator, and a minister. Music, especially singing, and especially in choruses, has always been one of her greatest joys. She loves the Music Together program, in which she can sing, move, play, and be silly, with babies, young children, and their grown-ups.
At the Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street.
January 10 – March 20 (10 weeks), no program March 13
Tuesday 10:00 – 10:45 a.m.
January 14 – March 24 (10 weeks), no program February 18
Saturday 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
$140 for adult and one child; siblings over 8 months of age are $65 per child. Siblings under 8 months of age are not required to register and are free.
Want to book a birthday party? CAG has lots of options for you!
Both the Old Town Hall and the newly revitalized Brantwood Park field house are available for birthday parties, with a variety of options offered from a do-it-yourself party to a full party package. Details at
www.ottawaeastcag.ca/programs/birthdays.
We are happy to be able to offer a small group setting for your child in these programs, making for a great first drop-off experience. Children must be able to use the bathroom independently.
Is your child curious and always asking questions? Let us help them discover the magic and wonder of the world! Children will be led through a series of discoveries related to the world around them, with everyday items from food to snow.
There will be activities related to that week’s theme, circle time with songs and stories, and time to enjoy the wonderful toys at the field house and play with their friends.
Parents should send a small snack and indoor shoes for their child.
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
Coordinator: Megan Shoemaker
January 12 – March 22 (10 weeks), no program March 15
Thursday 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
$75
Calling all artists! This is a chance for preschooler/kindergarteners to explore and express themselves using different mediums - and you can leave the clean-up of their expression to us! Every week the class will focus on a different project with an emphasis on fun. In addition to art projects, your child will have some free time to play with the wonderful new toys at the field house and will enjoy a story/game linked to the project of the week.
Parents should send a small snack and indoor shoes for their child.
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
Instructor: Bess Fraser lives in Old Ottawa East, is an artist and mother of two young children. She relished the opportunity to work with young children as they unleash their creativity and encourage her to think outside of the lines.
January 11 – March 21 (10 weeks), no program March 14
Wednesday 9:30 – 11:15 a.m.
$100
Want to book a birthday party? CAG has lots of options for you!
Both the Old Town Hall and the newly revitalized Brantwood Park field house are available for birthday parties, with a variety of options offered from a do-it-yourself party to a full party package. Details at
www.ottawaeastcag.ca/programs/birthdays
This program will allow your child to play games and have fun while learning the basic skills of skating at Brantwood Park outdoor rink. Participants must be able to stand on skates unassisted. Winter weather policy applies. Helmets are mandatory for all our skating programs. A supervisory adult is required to stay.
Brantwood Park outdoor rink, 39 Onslow Crescent, meet at the field house
Instructor: TBD
January 7 - February 11 (6 weeks)
Saturday 1:00 – 1:45 p.m.
$41
Is your child ready to take soccer to the next level? This program is for the keen soccer player who might be considering joining a team or just wants to develop their skills through fun drills and games. Learn to control the ball, shield the ball, pass and shoot and play 3x3 and 4x4 games. The goal is for each participant to learn some new skills and improve their game in a fun and friendly environment.
Immaculata High School, 140 Main Street
Instructor: TBD
January 11 – March 21 (10 weeks), no program March 14
Wednesday 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
$80
Want to book a birthday party? CAG has lots of options for you!
Both the Old Town Hall and the newly revitalized Brantwood Park field house are available for birthday parties, with a variety of options offered from a do-it-yourself party to a full party package. Details at
www.ottawaeastcag.ca/programs/birthdays.
Adult programs are for participants 15 or older unless otherwise stated.
Come join us at the newly renovated Brantwood Park field house for excellent instruction and wonderful company. You don’t need a partner to register - just come ready to learn and enjoy. For those that already know a little bridge or have completed a beginner course. Coffee and tea included.
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent.
Instructor: Gord Fazil will admit he is addicted to this game. He is an experienced teacher who teaches a number of classes across the city and never misses a chance to play!
January 9 – March 5 (8 weeks), no program February 20
Monday, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
$80
Learn to play samba and Brazilian percussion rhythms in an introductory drumming course for people of all abilities. We supply the instruments. You will learn the basic skills on various instruments, and by the end of the course you should be able to play a samba well enough to join Samba Ottawa in parade. For more details about Samba Ottawa visit www.samba-ottawa.org.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
January 15 – March 4 (7 weeks), no program February 19
Sunday 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
$87
Learn Brazilian drumming for fun, to exercise unused parts of your brain and body, and to make new friends with similar interests. Unlike drum circles, our raison d'etre is performances - loud, fun, and danceable! Samba Ottawa rehearsals are open to everyone, and we have a variety of instruments for all. Occasionally, we do have gigs on Sundays, so please call Mike at 613-599-2747 to confirm. For more details, visit www.samba-ottawa.org. As an official external ensemble for the Carleton University B.Mus. program, we are happy to welcome students from the program, free of charge.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street.
January 8 – March 25, no rehearsal February 19
Sunday 7:00 – 9:30 p.m.
$5 drop-in fee (first class for free)
This is knitting 101! Learn the basics so you can get started on the project of your dreams. Heidi of Heidi’s Home Ec will teach you how to cast on and off, knit, purl, rib, increase and decrease and read knitting abbreviations and basic patterns.
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
Instructor: Heidi Laing of Heidi’s Home Ec, see more about Heidi on her website at http://heidishome.ca/
January 20
Friday, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
$30
Silk painting is creating art on silk rather than paper or canvas. With the versatility of various silk paints and other media it is possible to create a wide range of effects and styles. This workshop will explore various techniques you can apply to your own decorative or wearable art (scarves, ties, pillow covers) or floral designs or landscapes which can be easily framed. Silk painting is a fascinating and beautiful medium which is especially rewarding for beginner painters.
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
Instructor: Irena Schmidt, a new resident of Old Ottawa East, will teach you how to stretch the silk, draw their design with gutta liner, apply silk paints, as well as a variety of painting techniques. The participants will produce a silk scarf during the workshop. Some of Irena's work can be viewed at www.irenasart.blogspot.ca
January 27
Friday, 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
$30
Idle chit-chat, baked treats and steaming mugs of tea or coffee are the order of the afternoon. If you like games, join your neighbours for cards, scrabble, backgammon, cribbage, or euchre! Prefer needlecraft, bring a project from home; the choice is yours!
Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent
January 11 – March 21 (10 weeks), no program March 14
Wednesday 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
$21
Please drop by and try this program as our guests; only pay for the remainder of the session if you like it and decide to come back.
Re-connect with your mind and body in this active yoga practice. Each class includes breath awareness, postures, and the linking of both. A variety of standing and seated postures, balancing poses, backbends, twists, and inversions will be linked to create a flow or “vinyasa.” Good form and alignment is emphasized.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Instructor: Peter Kusovac certified as a yoga instructor in 2003. He continues to train with Shiva Rea, Rodney Yee, Yogi Vishvketu and others and integrates these experiences in his teaching.
January 11 – March 28 (11 weeks), no program March 14
Wednesday 7:15 – 8:45 p.m. (Beginner/Intermediate)
Wednesday 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. (Intermediate)
$85
Balance mind and body with physical exercises or “asanas"; controlled breathing and the calming of the mind through relaxation. This class is suitable for both new enthusiasts as well as the more experienced. The postures and breath increase strength and flexibility, improve posture, reduce stress, and leave the participant feeling more youthful and energized. Building inner and outer strength while applying principles of alignment, this class allows students to stay safe and feel challenged, yet successful.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street.
Instructor: Leia McIntyre is YMCA trained and passionate about yoga. We are thrilled to welcome her to our team and know she will be a great asset.
January 14 – March 24 (10 weeks), no program February 18
Saturday 9:15 – 10:45 a.m. (Beginner/Intermediate)
$78
If you are looking to strengthen and tone then this is the class for you. Let us help you build muscular strength and endurance by using a variety of equipment. These exercises combined with stretch will ensure improved flexibility, mobility and stability as well as increased metabolic rate, lean muscle mass and muscle strength.
At the Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Instructor: Hiromi McPhail
January 11 – March 28 (11 weeks), no program March 14
Wednesday
7:30 – 8:30 a.m.
January 13 – March 30 (11 weeks), no program March 16
Friday
7:30 - 8:30 a.m.
$62
If you are looking to strengthen and tone then this is the class for you. Let us help you build muscular strength and endurance by using a variety of equipment. These exercises combined with stretch will ensure improved flexibility, mobility and stability as well as increased metabolic rate, lean muscle mass and muscle strength.
The same great class as our popular weekday morning class but timed for the after work participant.
At the Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Instructor: Hiromi McPhail
January 9 – March 26 (10 weeks), no program February 20 and March 12
Monday 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
$56
It’s fun, it’s active and it can be all done before your morning coffee. Join this class to help realize your fitness potential. This low-impact aerobics class is suitable for all levels and age groups. You can be assured that there will be a strong cardio-component combined with strength training.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Instructor: Andrea Levy
January 10 – March 27 (11 weeks), no program March 13
Tuesday 8:30 – 9:30 a.m.
$62
So you’ve finished your morning routine, now what? Before the demands of the day take over, come to this class to increase your strength and get a fantastic workout! Improve your muscle tone, core strength, hip stability, flexibility, balance, posture and your energy levels all day long! Still got kids at home? No excuse, FREE BABYSITTING is available for these classes (see below) and babies in car seats are welcome to attend the class.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Instructor: Bronwen Pritchard is YMCA certified and teaches both at the YMCA and various community centers around the city.
January 9 – March 26 (10 weeks), no program February 20 and March 12
Monday 9:15 – 10:15 a.m.
$56
Let our babysitter/s will take care of your child/children while you work out! Babies under 9 months welcome in class.
January 9 – March 26 (10 weeks), no program February 20 and March 12
Monday 9:15 – 10:15 a.m.
FREE, but registration required. Sponsored by Sandy Hill Community Health Centre
Get the weekend off to a great start - if you want a challenging workout that will give you the best bang for your buck – this is the class for you!! Make the most of every minute in this class, tone up that body, increase your muscle strength and set yourself up for an energised weekend.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Instructor: Leia McIntyre is YMCA trained, committed to fitness and will ensure you get the most out of your workout.
January 14 – March 24 (10 weeks), no program February 18
Saturday 11:00 – noon.
$56
There’s a reason Pilates has become so popular – it works. This unique form of exercise is designed to improve the overall
strength and agility of the body. It's a great workout that focuses on abdominal and back strength, spinal alignment and joint mobility to improve posture, relieve pain and prevent injury.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street.
Instructors:
Monday: Hiromi McPhail
Thursdays: Bronwen Pritchard
January 9 – March 26 (10 weeks), no program February 20 and March 12
Monday 7:15 – 8:15 p.m. (Beginner/Intermediate)
$96
Ditch the workout and join the party!!! Come join us for Latin-inspired dance fitness classes that dancers and non-dancers alike can easily master. This cardio-based dance class incorporates easy to follow steps that anyone can learn. The workout will target legs, arms, core and butt as well as the most important muscle in the body – your heart!
It’s fun – it’s been described a party without the alcohol!
It’s different – the music, the steps, the moves, the class, the feel ... it’s like no other.
It’s easy – participants of any fitness level, any background, any age can do this.
It’s effective – this is a cardio-based workout with components of resistance/sculpting to tone the entire body. Classes suitable for both the beginner and those with Zumba® experience. Age 13 and over.
Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Instructor:
Tuesday: Tiana Kluchert
Thursday a.m.: Francine Beaulne
January 10 – March 27 (11 weeks), no program March 13
Tuesday 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
January 12 – March 29 (11 weeks), no program March 15
9:15 – 10:15 a.m.
$85
Come out and play - it's a great way to stay in shape. Bring your own racquet. This is a non-instructional program.
Lady Evelyn Alternative School, 63 Evelyn Avenue
January 9 – March 29 (10 weeks), ) no program February 20 or March 12, 15
Monday 8:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Thursdays from 6:00 – 7:45 p.m.
$56
Come out and shoot some hoops – it’s a great way to stay in shape. This is a non-instructional program.
Lady Evelyn Alternative School, 63 Evelyn Avenue
January 11 – March 21 (10 weeks), ) no program March 14
Wednesday 8:00 – 10:00p.m.
$56
A great way to practice your volleyball and teamwork skills, and have fun. This is a non-instructional program.
Lady Evelyn Alternative School, 63 Evelyn Avenue
January 12 – March 22 (10 weeks), ) no program March 15
Thursdays 8:00 – 10:00 p.m.
$56
Participants will learn more advanced soccer skills. The skills session will be followed by games with/without goalkeeper. The goal is for each participant to learn some new skills and improve her game in a fun and friendly environment. Immaculata High School, 140 Main Street.
Instructor: TBD
January 11 – March 21 (10 weeks), ) no program March 14
Wednesday 7:15 – 8:45 p.m.
$75
Crisp, snowy nights playing hockey on an outdoor rink under a bright moon – what could be better on a winter evening in Ottawa? Learn basic hockey skills so you can keep up with your kids! Improve your skating and puck handling through drills and fun games. Program will run regardless of temperature if the rink is open. Helmets are mandatory.
Brantwood Park outdoor rink, 39 Onslow Crescent, meet at the field house.
Instructor: MJ Starr
January 9 - February 27 (8 weeks))
Monday 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$61
Want to book a birthday party? CAG has lots of options for you! Both the Old Town Hall and the newly revitalized Brantwood Park field house are available for birthday parties, with a variety of options offered from a do-it-yourself party to a full party package.
At Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street:
Basic Party Package:
Upstairs room can be booked depending on availability from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. on Saturday afternoons.
Included in your booking:
Tables and chairs (including preschool size if required)
Use of kitchen (no plates, cups etc supplied)
Up to 30 people (children and adults)
Cost: $80
At Brantwood Park field house, 39 Onslow Crescent:
Basic Party Package:
Program room can be booked depending on Sunday mornings from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. and Sunday afternoons from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Included in your booking:
Tables and chairs (including preschool size if required)
Use of cups, dessert plates, cutlery, (including knife to cut your cake), napkins fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher.
Up to 20 people (children and adults)
Cost: $80
Skating party add on:
During the winter months we will through include a large pot of hot cholcolate free of charge with your Sunday afternoon booking, ready and waiting for you when you come in from the ice! Just be sure to let us know that you will be skating.
Equipment Package add-on: Add to your party package the use of one of the following:
- Foosball table and Ping pong table
- Soccer nets (large or small size depending on age of the children), balls, pylons, team bibs
- Flag football equipment (flag belts, balls, kick stands, pylons, team bibs)
- Playgroup toys
- Junior fun and games supplies (obstacle course, crawl tunnels, hula hoops, parachute etc for outdoor fun, recommended age 4 to 6 years)
Cost: Equipment Package is $20. Families must also book the Basic Party Package. Total cost $100.
Please email info@ottawaeastcag.ca if you require more info regarding equipment available.
Coordinator add-on: You can book a coordinator to organise the children’s activities using the chosen equipment for the first hour of your party (9:30 - 10:30 a.m. or 2:00 – 3:00 p.m.). Please contact info@ottawaeastcag.ca or call 613-230-0076 to confirm availability before you book.
Cost: Coordinator add-on is $20. Families must also book the Basic Party Package and the Equipment Package add-on. Total cost $120.
Please confirm availability of a coordinator by email at info@ottawaeastcag.ca before booking
Kids Create add-on: Book a craft party for your child with KidsCreate!
Children Love: Discovering materials, learning art and craft techniques and creating truly original crafts with their friends.
Parents Love: Hosting a stress-free party and having time to celebrate with their birthday child.
Your 2 hour Party includes:
- Up to 8 children
- All craft supplies for your chosen project
- Quality and enthusiastic instruction with Mrs Create
- Custom designed invitation in pdf format for you to print off
- Party photos uploaded to a password protected page on the KidsCreate website
Please contact info@ottawaeastcag.ca or call 613-230-0076 to confirm availability before you book.
Cost: KidsCreate add-on is $135. Families must also book the Basic Party Package. Total cost $215.
KidsCreate add-ons:
- $12 per additional child
- $11.50 per Crafty Loot Box with custom designed thank you tags
More info at www.kidscreate.ca
Please confirm availability of Mrs Create by email at info@ottawaeastcag.ca before booking.
Availability and booking:
Available dates and timeslots can be viewed and bookings made through the CAG website at www.ottawaeastcag.ca/registration, under Parties and Events.
Terms and conditions:
Two weeks’ notice of booking required
Minimum of two adults to attend the party, an adult must supervise children at all times.
Booking of the field house does not include reserved space in the park, birthday party guests are asked to share the park with other users.
Facility will open 15 minutes ahead of time to drop off cake etc.
Please leave the facility in the condition it was found, half an hour is allocated after the party for clean-up.
If you chose to bring disposables cups, plates etc you are asked to take your garbage home.
Maximum number 20, to include attending adults at the Brantwood Park field house, 30 to include attending adults at the Old Town Hall.
Brantwood Park field house and Old Town Hall are peanut and nut free facilities.
Sorry, no cancellations within two weeks of the event and no weather cancellations
The City of Ottawa After School program at the Old Town Hall is full.