Culture and Leisure Fields

• All registrations must be done in person at the Recreation Centre or online.
• Full payment (cheque, Visa, MasterCard, Interac, cash) must accompany each registration.
• Faxed, mailed or emailed forms will not be accepted.
• Participants must meet the age requirement of the course to be accepted.

Registration Policy

The City of Beaconsfield, Culture and Leisure Services will provide fair and equitable opportunities for program registration with preferred access to Beaconsfield residents. The City is responsible for promoting leisure services and as such recognizes that Beaconsfield residents and stakeholders should have priority access.

Fees

• Fees advertised in the Programs and Activities booklet include all taxes.
• Beaconsfield seniors (with proper identification) receive a 50% discount on course fees.
• Non-residents must pay a 25% surcharge on advertised prices.
• For most courses, Kirkland residents are considered as residents, and pay the advertised

Agreement with the City of Kirkland

More leisure programs in the West Island!.
Further to an agreement signed in November 2010 between the cities of Beaconsfield and Kirkland, Beaconsfield residents may benefit from a wider selection of leisure and library programs. Check out the programs with our neighbour from the City of Kirkland.

Centennial Hall is the City's cultural centre in which exhibitions and concerts take place. This beautiful waterfront building is home to a number of the community's cultural groups.

Centennial Hall is also available, on occasion, for private rentals. Click here for more information

Centennial Hall	Park
Lounge	Bar
Staircase	Boardroom

Policy Statement:

The City of Beaconsfield, Culture and Leisure Services will provide fair and equitable opportunities for program registration with preferred access to Beaconsfield residents.

Policy Explanation:

The City is responsible for promoting leisure services and as such recognizes that Beaconsfield residents and stakeholders should have priority access.

• The temperature is below -10°C for three consecutive days
• The ground is frozen or at least snow covered
• The temperature on the days following the precipitation remains below the freezing point
• Sunshine and rain are scarce

Ice conditions on rinks may vary due to temperature changes. Moreover, maintenance services may be modified due to staff availability. We remind you that the use of the outdoor rinks is at your own risk.

OUTDOOR RINKS SCHEDULE (CLICK TO ENLARGE)

 Reservation request form

TEAM SPORTS ACTIVITIES ON ICE

The Law requires any person participating in an ice hockey activity to wear the following protective equipment: Full face mask, neck guard and helmet.

All outdoor rinks are lit in the evening (on-demand light system).