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burnaby.ca/active Parks | Recreation | Culture Community or Recreation Centres These buildings are where people gather in your community to enjoy recreation activities. As someone who lives in Burnaby, you and your family are able to use these buildings. Each of the centres offer different programs and services. Some include weight rooms and cardio equipment, some have swimming pools, some have skating rinks, some are dedicated to the arts, while others have special programs for young people or seniors. Drop by a centre near your home to find out more about the services they offer. Swimming Pools & Skating Rinks Burnaby has four indoor and four outdoor swimming pools. It also has three ice skating rinks. Here you can learn to swim, exercise in the water, skate or play hockey. Swimming and skating are great exercise, and they are also a lot of fun. Seniors’ Centres Burnaby has four seniors’ centres which offer many programs, activities and outings for people who are 55 years and older. Join us—make new friends, stay healthy and be part of your community. Youth Centres Burnaby also has five youth centres which offer after-school and weekend activities for youth aged 10-18 years. Get your children to check out a youth centre in your area so they can make friends in their community and have fun. Golf Burnaby has two 18-hole public golf courses and two pitch-and-putt golf courses. You can take lessons or just practise playing the game. Shadbolt Centre for the Arts The beautiful Shadbolt Centre for the Arts is in Deer Lake Park. Here you can watch a play or concert, and take a class in theatre, music, pottery, dance or painting from experienced teachers. Burnaby Art Gallery Learn about your new community through the artwork of its artists. The Burnaby Art Gallery is located in an elegant old house called Ceperley House. Look at the artwork and learn more about it through talks and workshops. Burnaby Village Museum & Carousel Stroll down the streets of our 1920s village, exploring heritage and replica buildings. This outdoor museum shows how Burnaby looked in the early part of the 20th century. It includes shops and homes, a farm and a carousel for your children to ride on. Gate admission is free all summer long and during Heritage Christmas. Special event rates are applicable for Haunted Village. Parks & Walking Trails Here in Burnaby, people love to walk in nature. The city has many parks and walking trails. Do you live in an apartment or a house without a backyard? You and your family will love our parks. They have playgrounds, picnic areas, playing fields and nature walks. You can bicycle, walk, run, play sports and watch nature in our parks. Everyone who lives in Burnaby has the right to use them. Eco-sculptures Eco-sculptures bring art and gardening together and teach us about nature. During the summer months, these magnificent sculptures made of thousands of plants are located throughout the city (see map on reverse and look for ). There is no cost to view these sculptures. has so much to offer Anything you do that makes your spare time more fun and relaxing is recreation. It might be something you plan yourself, like a walk in a park. It might be something planned by others, like a pottery class or a game of soccer. Getting involved in activities such as arts, crafts, theatre, music, dance, physical fitness, sports and social gatherings are all recreation, and recreation is part of a healthy life. Burnaby Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services has classes and activities for everyone: children, teens, adults and seniors. Everybody is welcome and prices range from no cost and low cost to more expensive. There is lots for you and your family to do together in this exciting city. information? need more Drop by any of our community buildings (see map on reverse). We’ll show you around and tell you about all the exciting things there are to do in Burnaby. Find us online at burnaby.ca/active Leisure Guide A full listing of everything you need to know about classes given by the City of Burnaby. It includes all the details: a description, cost, location, times and how you sign up for them. Pick up a copy of the Leisure Guide at any of our centres, or view it online at burnaby.ca/leisureguide You can use Burnaby’s many parks for free. Some of our special events are also free or have a small cost. Most of our organized classes have a fee. If you need help paying, ask about our Recreation Credit program at any of our community centres. in BurnabY Cost welcome to burnaby!
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Parks | Recreation | Culture
Community or Recreation Centres These buildings are where people gather in your community to enjoy recreation activities. As someone who lives in Burnaby, you and your family are able to use these buildings. Each of the centres offer different programs and services. Some include weight rooms and cardio equipment, some have swimming pools, some have skating rinks, some are dedicated to the arts, while others have special programs for young people or seniors. Drop by a centre near your home to find out more about the services they offer.
Swimming Pools & Skating Rinks Burnaby has four indoor and four outdoor swimming pools. It also has three ice skating rinks. Here you can learn to swim, exercise in the water, skate or play hockey. Swimming and skating are great exercise, and they are also a lot of fun.
Seniors’ Centres Burnaby has four seniors’ centres which offer many programs, activities and outings for people who are 55 years and older. Join us—make new friends, stay healthy and be part of your community.
Youth Centres Burnaby also has five youth centres which offer after-school and weekend activities for youth aged 10-18 years. Get your children to check out a youth centre in your area so they can make friends in their community and have fun.
Golf Burnaby has two 18-hole public golf courses and two pitch-and-putt golf courses. You can take lessons or just practise playing the game.
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts The beautiful Shadbolt Centre for the Arts is in Deer Lake Park. Here you can watch a play or concert, and take a class in theatre, music, pottery, dance or painting from experienced teachers.
Burnaby Art Gallery Learn about your new community through the artwork of its artists. The Burnaby Art Gallery is located in an elegant old house called Ceperley House. Look at the artwork and learn more about it through talks and workshops.
Burnaby Village Museum & Carousel Stroll down the streets of our 1920s village, exploring heritage and replica buildings. This outdoor museum shows how Burnaby looked in the early part of the 20th century. It includes shops and homes, a farm and a carousel for your children to ride on. Gate admission is free all summer long and during Heritage Christmas. Special event rates are applicable for Haunted Village.
Parks & Walking Trails Here in Burnaby, people love to walk in nature. The city has many parks and walking trails. Do you live in an apartment or a house without a backyard? You and your family will love our parks. They have playgrounds, picnic areas, playing fields and nature walks. You can bicycle, walk, run, play sports and watch nature in our parks. Everyone who lives in Burnaby has the right to use them.
Eco-sculpturesEco-sculptures bring art and gardening together and teach us about nature. During the summer months, these magnificent sculptures made of thousands of plants are located throughout the city (see map on reverse and look for ). There is no cost to view these sculptures.
has so much to offerAnything you do that makes your spare time more fun and relaxing is recreation. It might be something you plan yourself, like a walk in a park. It might be something planned by others, like a pottery class or a game of soccer. Getting involved in activities such as arts, crafts, theatre, music, dance, physical fitness, sports and social gatherings are all recreation, and recreation is part of a healthy life.
Burnaby Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services has classes and activities for everyone: children, teens, adults and seniors. Everybody is welcome and prices range from no cost and low cost to more expensive. There is lots for you and your family to do together in this exciting city.
information?need more
Drop by any of our community buildings (see map on reverse). We’ll show you around and tell you about all the exciting things there are to do in Burnaby. Find us online at burnaby.ca/active
Leisure Guide A full listing of everything you need to know about classes given by the City of Burnaby. It includes all the details: a description, cost, location, times and how you sign up for them. Pick up a copy of the Leisure Guide at any of our centres, or view it online at burnaby.ca/leisureguide
You can use Burnaby’s many parks for free. Some of our special events are also free or have a small cost. Most of our organized classes have a fee. If you need help paying, ask about our Recreation Credit program at any of our community centres.
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Cultural CentresBurnaby Art Gallery
6344 Deer Lake Avenue Phone: 604-297-4422
Burnaby Village Museum 6501 Deer Lake Avenue Phone: 604-297-4565
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Avenue Phone: 604-291-6864 Box Office: 604-205-3000
Eileen Dailly Leisure Pool & Fitness Centre 240 Willingdon Avenue Phone: 604-298-7946
Willingdon Centre 1491 Carleton Avenue Phone: 604-297-4526
Ice Skating ArenasBill Copeland Sports Centre
3676 Kensington Avenue Phone: 604-297-4521 24-hour Info: 604-298-0533
Kensington Complex 6159 Curtis Street Phone: 604-297-4535 24-hour Info: 604-298-0533
Seniors’ CentresBonsor 55+ Centre
6533 Nelson Avenue Phone: 604-297-4580
Cameron Complex 9523 Cameron Street Phone: 604-297-4456
Confederation Centre 4585 Albert Street Phone: 604-294-1936
Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds Street Phone: 604-297-4838
Community Recreation Centres & Indoor Pools
Bonsor Recreation Complex (with pool) 6550 Bonsor Avenue Phone: 604-297-4597
C.G. Brown Memorial Pool 3702 Kensington Avenue Phone: 604-297-4520 24-hour Info: 604-298-0533
Cameron Complex 9523 Cameron Street Phone: 604-297-4456
Edmonds Community Centre (with pool) 7433 Edmonds Street Phone: 604-297-4838
Youth CentresCreekside Youth Centre
2720 Beaverbrook Crescent Phone: 604-415-7607
Edmonds Youth Lounge 7433 Edmonds Street Phone: 604-297-4897
South Central Youth Centre 6749 Nelson Avenue Phone: 604-297-4497
Summit Youth Centre 200 Willingdon Avenue Phone: 604-268-1369
Outdoor Pools For info, call 604-570-4000
Central Park 6110 Boundary Road
Kensington Park 700 Hammarskjold Drive
MacPherson Park 5485 Rumble Street
Robert Burnaby Park 8175 Wedgewood Street
Golf CoursesBurnaby Mountain
Golf Course & Driving Range 7600 Halifax Street Phone: 604-280-7355
Central Park Pitch & Putt 3883 Imperial Street Phone: 604-434-2727
Kensington Park Pitch & Putt 5889 Curtis Street Phone: 604-291-9525
Riverway Golf Course & Driving Range 9001 Bill Fox Way (formerly Riverway Place) Phone: 604-280-4653
Sports Fields & Stadiums
Burnaby Lake Sports Complex 3677 Kensington Avenue Info: 604-294-6047
Swangard Stadium Kingsway & Boundary 24-hour Info: 604-297-4848
AdministrationParks, Recreation & Cultural
Services Administration Office101-4946 Canada WayPhone: 604-294-7450
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