2018 RECREATION & CULTURE DIRECTORY - Town of Carleton Place
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2018 RECREATION & CULTURE DIRECTORY
Recreation Guide Legend
Page 3-4: Public Parks & Playgrounds
Page 5: Schools, Places of Worship
Page 6: Service Clubs, Carleton Place Public Library
Page 7-8: Town of Carleton Place Map
Page 9: Docks & Public Boat Launches, Carleton Place Canoe Club
Page 10: Riverside and Centennial Beach, Splash Pads
Page 11: CP & Beckwith Heritage Museum, Market Square Pavilion, Town Hall Square
Page 12: Visitor’s Centre/Roy Brown Museum, Community Laybrinth, Outdoor Rinks
Page 13-14: Town of Carleton Place Map
Page 15: Carleton Place Pool, Water Dragons, Curling Club
Page 16: Carleton Place Arena, Skate Park & Pump Track, Hockey & Skating Programs
Page 17: Ball Diamonds, Tennis Courts, Volunteering in Carleton Place
Page 18: Annual Festivals & Event Contacts
Page 19: Seniors’ Recreation & Activity Contacts
Get Social in Carleton Place!
Page 20-23: Sports, Recreation & Arts Contacts
Carleton Place Town Hall
Facebook: CarletonPlaceTownHall
Twitter: Carleton_Place
Instagram: Carleton_Place
Carleton Place Public Library
Facebook: CarletonPlacePublicLibrary
Twitter: CPLibrary101
Instagram: CPLibrary#
Carambeck Community Centre:
Facebook: CarambeckCommunityCentre
Carleton Place Arena:
Facebook: CarletonPlaceArena
Carleton Place Chamber of Commerce:
Facebook: CarletonPlaceChamber
Twitter: CpChamber1
Instagram: CarletonPlaceChamber
Carleton Place Canoe Club
Facebook: CarletonPlaceCanoeClub
Twitter: CarletonPlaceCC
Instagram: CpCanoeClub
Carleton Place Curling Club
Facebook: CpCurling
Twitter: CpCurling
Instagram: CarletonPlaceCurling
Nature Trails Self-Guided Walking Tours Grab a copy of the Self Guided Walking Tours and enjoy a day taking in the sights and sounds of Carleton Place! Enjoy a historic nature walking tour and/or historic heritage building walking tour down Bridge Street. Copies are available at the Carleton Place Arena or Carleton Place Visitor’s Centre. Mississippi RiverWalk This nature trail runs from Princess Street to Anthony Curro Park. This is Nature Trail #1 on the self guided Walking Tour. This trail is perfect for the history buff, or anyone wanting to learn a bit more about our town’s unique location. Enjoy the smells, sights and sounds of the Mississippi River. Anthony Curro Park Located on Stonewater, this scenic nature trail takes you right alongside the river. This trail also loops with the Mississipp River Walk Trail, making it a wonderful walking and running route. O-Kee-Lee Nature Trail A spacious nature trail, perfect for dog-walking or jogging. Enter the O-Kee-Lee Trail via Centennial Park and enjoy a riverview seat on the benches along the trail. Riverside Trail Discover the historic Carleton Place Canoe Club, learn about the downtown core, and finish up at the scenic town boat launch. Trans-Canada Trail The Trans Canada Trail is a 18,078 km recreational corridor winding its way through every province and territory, linking 800 communities on route. The local section of this trail starts at the intersection of McNeely Avenue at Cavanagh Road. Parking available. The Rotary Centennial Trail Enjoy a 7 km stroll along the Mississippi, connecting the village of Appleton to Carleton Place. This trail runs just below the McNeely Avenue Bridge at Highway 29 to the junction of Hillcrest Drive and River Road in Appleton. Roy Brown Park Trail This trail has extended in length to approximately a 3km loop. This is a beautiful, quiet trail, which will have future expansions in 2018. You’re invited to discover the beauty of Roy Brown Park. Sonnenburg Woods Located at 15 Bates Drive, this is a natural, non-maintained trail. Whether you’re walking or bird watching; this is the perfect trail to enjoy nature’s beauty.
Public Parks and Playgrounds Riverside Park, 175 John Street This park is located on the west end of John Street and runs along the Mississippi River. It includes two boat launches, a beautiful beach, large picnic area, two play structures, and a splash pad for families. St. James Park, 54 Bell Street Located along the north side of the Mississippi River, enjoy sitting and watching the river flow by. This park is adult oriented, and features the Carleton Place Cairn, which consists of stones from 16 countries and is a Carleton Place treasure. Centennial Park, 169 Joseph Street On the north side of the Mississippi River, Centennial Park includes a place to swim, a picnic area, and a soccer field. This park also has a small dock for recreational canoe/kayak usage. Hackberry Park, 91 Mill Street Located on historic Mill Street this park features the rare and beautiful Hackberry tree, thought to be a legacy from our nomadic First Nations Peoples. Enjoy a picnic along the Mississippi River with a view of the dam. Memorial Park, 36 Franklin Street This park lies in the centre of town right beside the library, a perfect place to sit and reflect with the memorial cenotaph located in this park. Anthony Curro Park, 42 Stonewater Bay The park includes play structures, swings, a basketball court, and a nature trail that runs alongside the river. This park also features an outdoor rink in the winter months. Begley Street Park, 75 Neelin (behind the Arena) This park is located behind the Carleton Place Arena and includes a play structure designed for all abilities. This park will be further developed in 2018. Willoughby Park, 296 King Street Located on King Street, Willoughby Park has a structure designed for all abilities, ample green space and several picnic tables & benches. There is also a paved pathway connecting neighbouring streets. Carleton Place Dog Park, Edmund Street Located behind the Carleton Place Pool, this fully enclosed park also has bench seating and garbage cans.
Public Parks and Playgrounds Train Station Park, 132 Coleman Street This park has a play structure and a small paved pathway around the play structure and has a picnic area. Commons Park, 132 William Street This park offers two play structures, a basketball court, large sandbox area, and benches. Ferrill Park, 451 Thomas Street This park offers a safe playground for children, complete with a variety of creative play equipment and lots of space for group activities. Findlay Park, 48 Charlotte Street This quiet park includes a play structure and bench area. Hendry Farm Park, 274 Preston Drive Located beside a natural backdrop of a wooded area, this park features a children’s play area with swings. McNeely Park, 24 Alexander Street Located in Mississippi Manor on Alexander Street, this park includes play structures, swings, large picnic area, and a basketball court. This park also has the court and posts for volleyball, just bring your own net! Westview Park, 152 Dunham Street This park includes a brand new play structure, ample grass area for free play, an adult basketball court, and a smaller basketball court for children. Johnston Street Park, 100 Johnston Street Located on Johnston Street, this park offers a safe playground for children, complete with a variety of creative play equipment. Giles Park, 24 Lochard Campbell Way Visit our newest part in Carleton Place. This park has a small pathway around the stormwater pond and also has a play structure suitable for children of all ages and abilities.
Schools
Arklan Community Public School Beckwith Public School
123 Patterson Crescent 1523 9th Line Beckwith RR#2
(613)257-8113 (613)253-0427
Facbook: Arklan Community Public School Facebook: Beckwith Public School
Caldwell Street Public School St. Gregory Catholic School
70 Caldwell Street 176 Townline Road West
(613)257-1270 (613)257-8468
Facebook: Caldwell Street Public School Facebook: St Gregory Catholic School
Carleton Place High School Notre Dame Catholic High School
215 Lake Avenue West 157 McKenzie Street
(613)257-2720 (613)253-4700
www.cphsbears.ca www.notredame.cdsbeo.on.ca
école élémentaire catholique J.L. Couroux St. Mary’s Catholic School
10 Findlay Avenue 4 Hawthorne Avenue
(613)521-0607 (613)257-1538
www.j-l-couroux.ecolecatholique.ca www.stmaryschoolcp.ca
T.R. Leger School Bookings of all schools in Carleton Place
350 Edmund Street can be done online. Visit
Carleton Place, ON
(613)253-3626 and register your organization. For any
www.ucdsb.ebasefm.com/rentals/welcome
www.welcometrleger.ca booking related inquiries please contact
Judi Piovesan (613)342-0371 ext. 1286
Places of Worship
Baptist Church- Beckwith Baptist Church-
299 Bridge St (613)257-1889 277 Tennyson Road (613)257-8376
Calvary Pentecostal Church- Eternal Hope Anglican Church
7196 County Rd 29 (613)257-3484 117 Victoria Street (613)257-5490
Jehovah’s Witnesses of Carleton The Lighthouse Free Methodist Church-
Place- Highway 7 (613)253-5353 355 Moffatt Street (613)257-4255
Move Church- Ottawa Valley Vineyard Church-
9479 Hwy 15 (613)255-6429 215 Lake Ave West (613)257-6045
Seventh-Day Adventist Church St James Anglican Church-
117 Victoria St (613)257-5109 225 Edmund St (613)257-3178
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church- Zion- Memorial United Church
29 Hawthorne Ave (613) 257-1284 37 Franklin St. (613)257-2133
Service Clubs
Army Navy Air Force Navy League Cadets & Navy League
Eric Bennett (613)253 - 5097 Jim Richards (613)257-7951
Civitan Club People First of Lanark County
Ron Legge: (613)257-5110 (613)257-7111
IODE Rotary Club
Dianne Saunders: diannels@rogers.com Marion Reilly: (613)253-1386
Lions Club Royal Canadian Legion Branch 192
(613)257-5328 cplionsclub@gmail.com (613)257-1727
Knights of Columbus Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps
knightsofcolumbus5153@gmail.com Lanark
Matthew Hinds: (613)257-7951
Carleton Place Public Library
101 Beckwith Street, Carleton Place, ON K7C 2T3
(613)257-2702 mcaswell@carletonplace.ca
www.carletonplacelibrary.ca
Library Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 1:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Community Internet Access:
The Library is a Community Access Site with five free
terminals. We also have free wifi.
To book time on the computer, contact the Library.
Library Programs
The library offers regular social and educational
programs for people of all ages. All events are free of
charge, but some require registration.
View the schedule of events at www.carletonplacelibrary.ca
Museum Passes
Museum passes can be loaned out for four days. Each museum provides regular
admission for a family of five with a maximum of two to three adults. To see the list of
participating museums, please visit our website or call us.
Online Resources
Download eBooks and audiobooks, and find online research databases for free with a
valid library card. Visit www.carletonplacelibrary.ca for more information.
Town of Carleton Pl
lace Map (Updated in 2017)
Docks and Public Boat Launches
A public boat launch is available at the West end of Lake Avenue.
2017 Fees are as follows (Prices are subject to change in 2018):
Single day: $8.00
Season pass (resident of Carleton Place):$46.50
Season pass (non-resident): $85.00
Season passes can be purchased at the Town Hall between 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday. Single day passes can be purchased at the boat launch.
Public Dock
The Town has docking at Riverside Park, near the Lake Avenue West boat
launch.There is also two municipal docks located off the public parking area across
from the Town Hall on Bridge Street. There is also a small dock at Centennial Park for
recreational canoe/kayak usage.
Carleton Place Canoe Club
179 John Street, P.O. Box 155, Carleton Place, Ontario, K7C 3P3
(T): (613)257-1838, (E): info@cpcanoeclub.com
Website: www.cpcanoeclub.com
The Club has been in existence since 1893 and has provided the youth and general
public of the area a great source of recreation and/or competitive racing for over a
century. The operations of the club centre around the sport of Flatwater Sprint Canoe
and Kayak Racing, yet the club offers a wide range of sporting and recreational activi-
ties. Programs operated by the club itself include racing and recreational canoe/
kayaking instruction as well as adult programs including Dragonboat Racing.Riverside and Centennial Beach
Riverside Beach is equipped with a play structure, splash pad, washroom facilities,
picnic tables and trees to provide cool shade on a hot day.
Just across the river from Riverside Beach is Centennial Beach. Enjoy the day relaxing
in our picnic area and cooling off in the Mississippi. Both beaches are open from mid
June to the end of August. During this time, lifeguards are on duty from 9:30 a.m. –
6:00 p.m.
Please note that hours may be reduced due to inclement weather or beach closure due
to unsafe bacteria levels. Water quality is tested by Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District
Health Unit. All patrons must respect closure signage. Please call the pool at (613)257-
1005 or the beach at (613)257-4137 to confirm.
Splash Pads
Riverside Park has a Public Splash Pad that is open from June to October of each
year (weather permitting.) The Splash Pad is push button activated to turn on, and is a
family-favourite activity in Carleton Place. This splashpad was upgraded in 2017
thanks to a Canada150 Grant, and now has 8 new features! If you see any concerns
with the Splash Pad, please call the Recreation and Culture Department at
(613)257-1690.
An exciting service offered at the Carleton Place Day Care Francis Street Location for
the summer is the option to rent the play yard with splash pad for birthday parties on
weekends. The cost to do so is $45.00 per hour and which includes staffing. If you
have an interest, please feel free to contact us at (613)253-0597.CP & Beckwith Heritage Museum
267 Edmund Street, Carleton Place
Info: (613)253-7013
http://www.cpbheritagemuseum.com
Spend an afternoon visiting the Carleton Place and Beckwith Heritage Museum to
learn more about the rich history of Carleton Place. Erected in 1872 as the original
town hall, the building was home to the community offices, an upstairs meeting hall and
a lock up. Converted to a school in 1879, it served the community as Victoria Public
School until 1969. Wheelchair accessible.
Hours of Operation:
June 1st to Labour Day (Tours between the months of September & December
can be made by phone)
Monday to Saturday 10:00a.m. to 4:00p.m.
Sunday 1:00p.m. to 4:00p.m.
Group Tours Welcome by Appointment
Victoria School Museum Gardens
If you wish to book the Victoria School Museum Gardens for an event or
photoshoot, please contact Steph Scollan at (613)257-1690.
Market Square Pavilion
The Market Square Pavilion is home to exciting events such as the Farmer’s
Market, CP Cruise Nights and Music at the Market. It is equipped with washroom facili-
ties, electricty and water access, and a beautiful roof to provide shade and protect any
event from rain or snow. It is available for rental through the
Recreation and Culture Department. If you are interested in renting this exciting space;
please contact Steph Scollan at (613)257-1690.
Town Hall Square
Located just behind the Town Hall on Mill Street, the Town Hall Square is situated right
on the Mississippi River. Ideal for an individual relaxation spot or group visit. Enjoy the
shaded seating, washroom facilitiies, and lifesized Chess & Checker Courts.To rent this
facility please contact the Arena Staff (613)257-1690. Chess and Checker pieces are
available for loaning at the Visitor’s Centre at (613)257-1976.Visitor’s Centre/ Roy Brown Museum
170 Bridge Street, Carleton Place
Info: (613)257-1976 info@cpchamber.com
www.cpchamber.com
The Carleton Place Moore House is now home to the Carleton Place Chamber of
Commerce & Visitor Centre. Pop in and say hello! The Visitor’s Centre still contains a
small exhibit from the Roy Brown Museum, and a larger exhibit can be found at the
Carleton Place & Beckwith Heritage Museum.
The Visitor’s Centre is also home to the Right Bike Program, which provides daily
rentals of bicycles allow patrons an opportunity to experience Carleton Place by bike!
For more information and for bicycle availability, please contact the Chamber of
Commerce office.
Carleton Place Community Labyrinth
Come and visit our Grass Labyrinth which is cared for by the Labyrinth Committee. All
are welcome to walk the outdoor grass labyrinth at any time. The labyrinth is an
ancient spiritual tool which has been used for over 4000 years. The labyrinth pattern is
similar to a circle, one of nature's most basic forms, a symbol of harmony, grace and
transformation. One entrance point guides the walker through a series of switchbacks
that leads eventually to the center of the pattern. Walking a labyrinth is reported to
support healing, meditation and personal growth. Visit us online at
www.carletonplacecommunitylabyrinth.blogspot.com.
Outdoor Rinks
Carleton Place has three outdoor rink locations, which are maintained by community
volunteers. They are located in Anthony Curro Park on Stonewater Bay, Woolgrowers
lot in front of OPP/Ocean Wave Building and at the Carambeck Community Centre.
Without the support of volunteers; the residents of Carleton Place would not have the
opportunity to participate in this great outdoor activity. If you are interested in
volunteering, please contact Joanne Henderson at (613)257-1690.Rental Facilities
The Town of Carleton Place offers a wide variety of community halls and rooms
that are available for rent from the municipality.
Bob Rintoul Hall (Arena Small Hall)- 75 Neelin Street
Capable of hosting small wedding receptions, parties, meetings, and workshops.
To book this space please contact Steph Scollan (613)257-1690.
The Small Hall offers:
• Banquet Facilities for up to 125 people
• Air Conditioning
• Round Tables
• Fully licensed
• Wheelchair accessible
CP Arena Upper Hall (Arena Large Hall)- 75 Neelin Street
Host to many events from wedding receptions to fundraisers, the reception hall at the Carleton
Place Arena is the ideal place for large groups, offering many amenities which allow the organizers
the freedom to run their event.
To book this space please contact Steph Scollan (613)257-1690.
The reception hall offers:
• Banquet Facilities for up to 405 people
• Air Conditioning
• Round Tables
• PA System
• Spacious Kitchen
• Fully licensed
• Wheelchair accessible
Town Hall Auditorium- 175 Bridge Street
Located in our historic Town Hall overlooking the Mississippi River, the Town Hall
Auditorium is the ideal venue for concerts, plays and community events.
To book this space please contact Jenny Crampton (613)257-1690.
The Auditorium offers:
• Theatre type venue with a spacious backstage area
• Capacity of 240
• Round Tables
• PA System
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Air ConditioningRental Facilities Carleton Place Canoe Club- 179 John Street This historic Town-owned facility holds a large hall ideal for any special event. This is one of the most picturesqe locations as it is situated along the Mississippi River. To book this space please contact Steph Scollan (613)257-1690. This space include the following: • Hall provides capacity for 210 • Large deck overlooking the Mississippi River • Large kitchen with bar service area • Can be licensed by Special Occasion Permit • Air Conditioning • Wheelchair Accessible Carleton Place Library: The Barbara Walsh Room- 101 Beckwith Street This room is ideal for meetings, conferences and workshops. The room will accommodate 50 people. The cost of rental is $45.00 per evening or half day. For further information, please call Meriah Caswell at (613)257-2702. Carleton Place & Beckwith Heritage Museum: Lloyd Foss Room- 267 Edmund Street The room accomodates 50 persons, and a variety of tables sizes are available for usage. Projection equipment is available upon request, at no extra cost. The cost of rental is $45.00 for half day or evening. Full day rental is $80.00. Hours of availability are 9:00a.m. to 9:00p.m. For further information please call Jennifer Irwin at (613)253-7013 Carambeck Community Centre- 351 Bridge Street This elementary school sized gymnasium offers many convenient features to any formal or infor- mal events such as: • Full Size Stage • Chair Seating for 200 • Wheelchair Accessible • Air Conditioned Gymnasium For more information on this space please contact Jessica Hansen (613)257-1704 jhansen@carletonplace.ca.
Carleton Place Pool
359 Bridge Street
Carleton Place, ON, K7C 3H9
Phone: (613)257-1005, Fax: (613)257-3708,
Email: cppool@carletonplace.ca
The Carleton Place Pool Offers:
•Children's Lessons •Public, Lane and Adult swims
•Aquafitness •Bronze Programs
•Aquatic Pricing Packages •Arthritis Classes
•NLS / Standard First Aid and •BOAT certifications
•CPR /Lifesaving Instructor
This space is also available for rental for birthday parties.
For full schedule and program information and for rental inquiries, please visit:
http://carletonplace.ca/pool-and-beach.php
Carleton Place Water Dragons
If you or your child(ren) have the desire to swim, look no further! CPWD offers programs for
swimmers of all ages and abilities. Our programs encompass non-competitive, or competitive
individuals, or those who can see the benefit of swimming as part of a cross training regimen.
Schedule a complimentary evaluation with our Head Coach to determine which of the CPWD
programs is the best for you or your child's/youth's skill level by contacting our
Registrar via email: cpwd.registrar@gmail.com or visit our website www.cpwd.ca.
Carleton Place Curling Club
20 Patterson Crescent
E-mail: info@cpcurling.ca
www.cpcurling.ca (613)257-1944
Learn a new way to enjoy the ice this winter! ‘Hurry’ and find out all about this very Canadian sport.
Visit our website where you can find information on ‘Learn to Curl’, registration for the upcoming
year, our annual Community and Family Bonspiels (specifically geared to non-curlers), and many
other events and activities. Our facility is also available to rent for those special occasions and you
will find we offer competitve rates.Carleton Place Arena
75 Neelin St. Carleton Place,
(T): 613-257-1690 (E): sscollan@carletonplace.ca
Season Runs from September 4, 2017 - April 1, 2018
Parents and Tots Skating
Monday & Thursday:
10:30-11:30a.m. Free of charge
Pick Up Hockey
Tuesday & Thursday: 11:30a.m. -1:00p.m.
$5.00 (Goalies play for free)
Public Skating
Mon & Wed evenings: 7:00- 8:00p.m.
Saturday & Sunday: 2:00- 3:00p.m.
$2.00 per adult, $1.00 per child
(Excluding sponsored holiday skates)
Seniors Skating
Monday and Thursday:
9:30-10:30a.m. Free of Charge
Please note the above activities are subject to change due to holidays
Skate Park & Pump Track
Carleton Place has a Biking Pump Track, as well as a seasonal skate park.
The Bike Pump Track is located in between the Carleton Place Arena and the Carleton
Place Curling Club. It can be accessed via the Carleton Place Curling Club Parking Lot,
the Mississippi Riverwalk Trail, and the Begley Street Park.
Carleton Place also now has a temporary skate park located in the Arena Parking Lot
between the months of May and October. The skate park will remain at this loation until
a permanent location is established.
Hockey & Skating in Carleton Place
The Carleton Place Arena is home to the Carleton Place Kings (Minor Hockey), the
Carleton Place Cyclones (Girls Hockey), and the Carleton Place Skating Club.
Collectively, they offer skating programs for competitive and non-competitive skaters
from ages 3 to 18. Whether you want to learn to skate or score the game winning goal,
Carleton Place has the organizations to keep you on the ice and having fun.
For more information on Carleton Place Minor Hockey please visit www.cpmha.ca.
For more information on Carleton Place Girls Hockey please visit www.cpgha.ca.
For more information on the Carleton Place Skating Club please visit www.cpskate.caBall Diamonds
The Town of Carleton Place has 4 baseball diamonds that are available for leagues and rental.
The Brick Dust, Civitan and 180 diamonds are located in front of the arena, and the McLaren
diamond is located at Carleton Place High School. If you would like to organize a league, rent a
diamond or the batting cage, please contact the Recreation and Culture Department at
(613) 257-1690.
Tennis Courts
The Carleton Place Community Tennis Club is a group of dedicated tennis lovers who are working
to promote tennis and develop programming at the Carleton Place Tennis Courts.
The tennis season runs from May 15th to October 15th (weather permitting).
You can join the CP Community Tennis Courts:
-As a member who wants to play with family and friends
-As a member who wants to participate in Club activities
Keys and tags are available through the CP Recreation and Culture Department at the Arena.
Single, Family, and Senior Memberships are available for purchase starting in April, 2018 (prices
subject to change be confirmed). Single Day Passes are available for $10.00.
For more information on programming: Facebook- CarletonPlaceCommunityTennisClub
For more information on membership registration, contact Jenny Crampton (613)257-1690.
Volunteering in Carleton Place
Did you know that almost all of the recreation and culture organizations in Carleton Place are ran
solely on volunteers? Many volunteers spend countless hours to present the recreation, fitness, and
special event opportunities you see in this guide.
Whether you have a few hours, a few days, or a few months to lend a hand; there are a large
assortment of great volunteer opportunities to make a difference in Carleton Place! To learn more
about how you can volunteer, please contact Jessica Hansen (613)257-1704Annual Festivals & Events Contacts Brett Pearson Run For Your Life- Drug Strategy Committee- www.cpdrugstrategy.ca September Jr A Canadians Home Opener- www.cpcanadians.com IODE Craft Fair- Dianne Saunders- diannals@rogers.com October Country Harvest Music Show- Bob White- (613)229-0043 Mississippi Mudds Performance- www.mississippimudds.ca Interval House Women’s Fair- Rotary Club- (613)257-7796 November Remembrance Day- Carleton Place Legion- (613)257-1727 Evening Santa Claus Parade- Kate Murray- www.downtowncarletonplace.com Mississippi Mudds Performance- www.mississippimudds.ca December Christmas at Carambeck- Jessica Hansen- (613)257-1704 Free Community Christmas Dinner- People First of Lanark County- (613)451-0051 Mayor & Council New Year’s Day Levee Skate- Town Hall- (613)257-6200 January Carleton Place Winter Carnival- Jessica Hansen- (613)257-1704 February Country Music Heart Jam- Bob White- (613)229-0043 Mississippi Mudds Performance- www.mississippimudds.ca Spring Home & Fashion Show- Jessica Hansen- (613)257-1704 April Bunny Run- People First of Lanark County- (613)451-0051 Mississippi Mudds Performance- www.mississippimudds.ca Wine’d Around Downtown- Jeff Maguire- (613)253-7796 May Cruise Nights- Jeff Shoots- (613)222-3778 Free Comic Book Day- Kate Murray- www.downtowncarletonplace.com Lambs Down Park Festival- Kate Murray- www.downtowncarletonplace.com June Car Show at Riverside Park- www.wheelsonthemississippi.ca Cruise Nights- Jeff Shoots- (613)222-3778 Canada Day Celebrations- Jessica Hansen- (613)257-1704 July Canoe Club Regatta- Canoe Club- (613)257-7796 Music at the Market- Jessica Hansen- (613)257-1704 Cruise Nights- Jeff Shoots- (613)222-3778 Duck Derby Fundraiser- Canoe Club- (613)257-7796 August Bridge Street Summerfest- Kate Murray- www.downtowncarletonplace.com Lanark County Autism Walk- Kati Southwell- kati.southwell@hotmail.com Cruise Nights- Jeff Shoots- (613)222-3778
Seniors’ Recreation & Activities
Mississippi Squares- at the Brunton Hall 9th Line, Blacks Corners
Mondays- Round Dancing /Tuesdays- Basic Mainstream/ Fridays- Plus.
Phone: (613)256-0551 www.mississippisquares.ca
Carleton Place Sunset Club- at the Carleton Place Legion
Cards and socializing every Wednesday at 1:00p.m. Potlucks every 3rd Wednesday.
Contact: Carol Bedor (613)257-1355
Get W.I.T.H It! (Walk In The Halls)- at the Carleton Place High School
Mondays & Wednesdays, October to March.
5:30p.m. until 7:30p.m. Contact: Katrina (613)253-3822
Seniors’ Shuffleboard- at the Carleton Place Curling Club
Runs first of June to end of August on Tuesdays 9:30a.m. - 11:30a.m.
Contact: Yvon Hurens at (613)253-3383
Seniors’ Chair Exercises & Aerobics- at the Carleton Place Canoe Club
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 10:00a.m. Contact: Linda Berg (613)256-8339
V!Vastrength Combo Class- at the Waterside Retirement Community
This class is a mixture of cardio, strength and flexibility exercises.
For more information please call Alison Lunn (613)253-2010.
V!Vastrength Social Programs- at the Waterside Retirement
offers Monthly Dinner & Cards evenings as well as Lunch & Learn and
Lunch & Movie series. For more information & to RSVP a place please call
Patty Guimond (613)253-2010
Toaist Tai Chi- at Zion Memorial Church
New participants always welcome
Mondays & Thursdays 9:30a.m. - 11:30a.m.
Contact: (613)233-2318 or ottawa@taoist.org
Cycling Les Humphreys: (613)256-2498 Darts Legion Branch192 (613)257-1727
Lawn Bowling Cliff Bennett: (613)256-5013 Skating & Hockey Arena Staff:
(613)257-1690
Swimming & Aquafit Classes Bowling Mike Sears: (613)253-0094
Pool Staff: (613)257-1005 ext. 21
Curling Club Staff: info@cpcurling.ca Pickleball Guy Chaput: (613)253-2784
Linda Pond: (613)253-0240Sports and Recreation Contacts
Baseball
Ladies Fastball Julie Lyons jlyons@xplornet.com
Minor Baseball & Tball mississippilittleleague.ca
Old Ballers Joe Drader (613)795-2255
Mixed Recreation Monday Night Dan Dodier monnightslopitchleague15
League @outlook.com
Mens’ & Mixed Slow Pitch Kirk Belisle (613)451-3045
CPMBL Kerri-Ann Campbell kerri01campbell@hotmail.com
Basketball
Naismith Minor Basketball Kevin Lee (613)858-1061
Women’s Basketball www.cplbl.com cplbl@hotmail.com
Bowling
Visions Bowling Centre Mike Sears (613)253-0094
Broomball
Women’s & Youth Ruth Brown (613)253-7787
Canoeing
Recreational Canoeing and Cliff Bennett (613)256-5013
Kayaking
Careton Place Canoe Club cpcanoeclub.com (613-257-1838
Cheerleading
Vipers Cheer Athletics Katelyn Munro (613) 784-9604
Curling
Carleton Place Curling Club Curling Club Staff info@cpcurling.ca
Dancing
Mississippi Squares 613-256-0551
Rosemary Breman School of Rosemary Breman (613)253-5364
Dance
Total Rhythm Dance Studio Tania Munro (613)253-0035
The Studio School of Dance (613)225-6820
Fitness
Active Me Fitnes Studio Tania Munro (613)795-8372
Greco Lean and Fit Jolene Sidney (613)253-1727
Heritage Fitness Heritage Staff (613)253-2112
Hollywood Fit Studio Holly Bogaerts (613)206-1872
Kettlebells Angelina Armstrong- (613)451-0605
Mann
Taoist Tai Chi (613)233-2318
Figure Skating & CanSkate
CP Skating Club cpskate.ca (613)791-4180Sports and Recreation Contacts
Football
Beckwith Minor Football Rob Drapeau (613)283-8918
Golf
Beckwith Golf Club beckwithgolf.com (613)284-0688
Blue Heron Golf Club blueheron.golf (613)264-1062
Stittsville Golf Course glenmar.ca (613)257-5181
Mississippi Golf Club themississippi.ca (613)257-3396
Canadian Golf & Country canadiangolfclub.com (613)253-3290
Club
The Scottish Glen thescottishglen.ca (613)864-3783
Gymnastics
CP Gymnastics Pam Carvish info@cpgymnastics.ca
Hockey
Junior A Canadians Jason Clarke www.cpcanadians.com
Sportsmen Hockey Nick Silieff (613)883-4747
Paul McSheyne (613)552-2744
Puc Men Brent Cordick brent.cordick@commonwealth-
plywood.com
Ladies Hockey Carolyn O’Leary oleary.carolyn@gmail.com
35+ Sandy McDermid (613)257-8782
Old Puckers Kelly McGregor (613)257-3317
Minor Hockey Association Garth Middlestead president@cpmha.ca
Tec-Tac Hockey School Billy Bowker (613)275-7278
Ottawa Valley Titans Mark Cobbold (613)831-4998
Girl’s Hockey Association Melanie Buchanan www.cpgha.ca
Horseback Riding
Bourbon Street Stable Susan Harrington (613)294-6871
Benhaven Stable Vicki Streeter (613)253-5263
Martial Arts
Beckwith Judo Jacques Sauve (613)257-7442
Alpha Mixed Pete Tremblay (613)257-3518
Tae Kwon Do Randy Baker (613)253-5529
Arroyo Martial Arts Academy Orlando Perez (613)853-6266
CP Academy of Martial Arts www.oama.ca (613)253-5552
Skiing
Cross Country Skiing Bruce Gordon (613)257-5145
Soccer
CP Soccer Club www.cpsoccer.ca (613)257-8618
Stand Up Paddling & Rentals
Urban Ocean Harmony Dawn info@urbanoceansup.comSports and Recreation Contacts
Volleyball
Adult Volleyball Club Diana King (613)257-3739
Jamie Bell (613)761-2440
Yoga
Balance Within Yoga balancewithinyogawell- (613)451-2870
and Wellness ness.com
Hamsa Yoga Tiffany Nixon (613)451-3200
Yoga with Christine Christine Dixon (613)257-3632
Arts & Interests Contact List
Arts Carleton Place (613)257-2031
www.artcarletonplace.com
Be Your Best- performing Arts Jennifer Lea (613)253-8228 www.beyourbest.ca
Laale
Carleton Place & Beckwith Joy Hodgkinson quetico@storm.ca
Music Society www.cpmusicsociety.com
Carleton Place & District Mike Peckett (613)721-8661
Community Band mpeckett@sympatico.ca
Carleton Place Offbeats Margo Smith Carletonplaceoffbeats@gmail.com
Girl Guides Jennifer (613)253-4772
Bradley
Horticultural Society Ruth Larmour (613)257-4101
Live Poets Society (LIPS) lanarklips@hotmail.com
Mississippi Blues Society Peter Brown (613)257-2657 prbrown@magma.ca
Mississippi Mudds www.mississippimudds.ca
(Music, Theatre, Youth Drama)
Music Lessons Kirk Armstrong (613)688-4948
www.kirkarmstrong.com
Music Lessons: voice, piano Seth Allison sethallison57@gmail.com
and cello (613)882-6818
CP Scouts Michelle Niefer (613)257-1333
SRC Music Lessons Brent King (613)253-0263 srcmusic@bellnet.ca
Town Singers www.cptownsingers.com/
cptownsingers@gmail.comThis guide was created for you by the Town of Carleton Place Recreation and
Culture Department. If you have any additions or edits to the information in this
document, please feel free to email or call Jessica Hansen:
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