Family Day Skate: February 14

Lace up your skates and join the Friends of Regent Park, Parks and Recrearation and me for a free Family Day Skate in Regent Park! Saturday, February 14, 2026, 12:00-6:00 pm at the Regent Park Ice Rink, 480 Shuter Street.

Family Day is an opportunity to come together as neighbours, spend time with loved ones, and enjoy our shared community spaces. The Family Day Skate will be a family-friendly event open to residents of all ages, whether you’re an experienced skater or stepping onto the ice for the first time. Free skates, helmets, and skating aids will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, courtesy of the City of Toronto’s Skate Lending Library. Volunteers will be on the ice to help, and a DJ will be on site to keep the energy up and the music going.

There will also be hot beverages, refreshments, and games, creating a welcoming and fun environment for families and neighbours to enjoy together. Our office will be on site in collaboration with the City of Toronto Parks & Recreation, Friends of Regent Park and more.

I hope you can join us for a fun and inclusive Family Day celebration in Regent Park. Please register here in advance so we know how many to expect!

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