Early Recreation Registration for Regent Park Residents: May 8 and 13!

Great news, Regent Park! The Regent Park Community Centre and Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre are offering early access to recreation program registration—exclusively for residents of our neighbourhood.

The City of Toronto is testing early registration for the local communities surrounding six recreation centres. This initiative will allow residents located closest to these six centres to register for programming before the general, city-wide registration start date.

Want to learn more? Stop by one of the upcoming Open House events to speak with staff, explore programs, and get help with registration:

What: Early Recreation Registration Open House for Regent Park Residents
When: May 8, 10:30am to 11:30am and May 13, 6:00pm tp 7:00pm 
Where: Regent Park Community Centre (402 Shuter Street)

Open Houses and early registration is also being held in five other communities outside of Toronto Centre. Those communities are those near the Antibes Community Centre at 140 Antibes Drive, Centennial Recreation Centre – Scarborough at 1967 Ellesmere Road, Falstaff Community Recreation Centre at 50 Falstaff Avenue and Scarborough Village Recreation Centre at 3600 Kingston Road.

For details and to check your eligibility, please visit toronto.ca/EarlyReg.

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