spring summer 2016 program - site web de la Ville de Sainte

SPRING-SUMMER 2016
PROGRAM
CULTURE, SPORTS & LEISURE
WWW.SADB.QC.CA | [email protected] | 514-457-1605
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Sainte-Anne
de-Bellevue
INFORMATION
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
CARTE LOISIRS
Present your “Carte loisirs”
General Information
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Library General Information
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Neighbors' day & Neighborhood parties
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World Book and Copyright Day
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Youth
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Teens
12
Adults
14
Family
18
Community / Partners
22
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
CENTRE HARPELL
CART
Phone: 514-457-1605
Fax: 514-457-1129
Email: [email protected]
OFFICE
HOURS
SCHEDULE FOR
THE BUILDING
Monday to Wednesday:
8 am to 12 pm / 1 pm to 4:30 pm
Monday:
8 am to 12 pm / 1 pm to 4:30 pm / 6 pm to 9:30 pm
Thursday: 8 am to 12 pm / 1 pm to 7 pm*
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Until June 30th – After June 30th: 4:30 pm
Tuesday to Thursday:
8 am to 12 pm / 1 pm to 4:30 pm / 6 pm to 10:30 pm
Friday: 8 am to 12 pm
Friday: 8 am to 12 pm / 6 pm to 10:30 pm
CLOSED
Easter Friday: March 25th
Easter Monday: March 28th
Victoria Day: Monday, May 23rd
Fête nationale: Friday, June 24th
Canada Day: Friday, July 1st
Labor Day: Monday, September 5th
Saturday: 9 am to 12 pm
Sunday: closed
WEBSITE
More detailed information is always available
on the Town’s website at www.sadb.qc.ca
We suggest that you visit it regularly.
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When available, halls at Centre Harpell and
Chalet Peter-Williamson may be rented. For
reservation, contact the Recreation Department
for the terms and costs. Note: Minimum rental
period of 3 hours.
COST
(before tax)
CENTRE HARPELL
Reception Hall: Residents: $40 per hour
Non-residents: $55 per hour
Multipurpose room: Residents: $30 per hour
Non-residents: $45 per hour
The Carte loisirs gives you free or reduced
cost access to various programs and activities
offered by the Recreation Department:
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60, Rue Saint-Pierre,
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, H9X 1Y6
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HALL RENTALS
Free access to the municipal pool (summer)
Free access to municipal tennis courts
(park Crevier and park Aumais)
Free access to open skating at the
Campus arena (September to March)
Free or reduced cost for certain
cultural presentations
The Carte loisirs accords you discounts
on certain activities. Look for
this icon to find out when to use it.
Any Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue resident
wishing to purchase a Carte loisirs must visit
the Recreation Department office, in person,
during regular office hours to have a photo
taken and receive a new card, or contact the
recreation office for other options.
Schedule:
Monday to Wednesday:
8 am to 11:30 am and from 1 pm to 4 pm
Thursday: 8 am to 11:30 am and from 1 pm to 7 pm*
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Until June 30th | After June 30th: 4 pm
Cost:
$35 per person
Lost card: replacement $5
Valid for two years:
from June 1st, 2016 to May 31st, 2018
CHALET PETER-WILLIAMSON
Multipurpose room: Residents: $30 per hour
Non-residents: $45 per hour
Blocks of 4 or 8 hours also available.
Minor league associations: $10 per hour for
a resident parent or coach attached to a sport
team partner of the Town. Groups must
be given consent by the representative of
the association.
RESIDENT DISCOUNT
Paid by the town
Upon presentation of a valid proof of residence,
citizens of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue may obtain
annual subscriptions, at a reduced cost for:
MORGAN ARBORETUM: membership available
at the reception chalet of the urban forest
JOHN ABBOTT CASGRAIN SPORTS CENTRE:
membership available at the
Casgrain Sports Centre
LAKESHORE CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY:
membership available at the Recreation
Department office
ZOO ECOMUSEUM: membership available
at the Zoo Ecomuseum ticket office
INFORMATION
APRIL 23rd
WORLD BOOK AND
COPYRIGHT DAY
SPECIAL EVENT
REGISTRATION AND REIMBURSEMENT POLICY FOR ACTIVITIES
AND PROGRAMS
For more information
go to page 7
Workshops, day camps, swimming lessons, hall rentals, etc.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
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A proof of residence upon registration.
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A Social Insurance Number for activities
eligible for income tax receipts.
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Medicare card upon registration of children.
REGISTRATION PRIORITY
MODIFICATION
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Reimbursement possible up to two weeks
before the start of the activity or program;
Priority granted to
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue residents.
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15% administration fees apply, minimum
amount of $15;
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See dates and additional fees for
non-residents.
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No reimbursement in case of expulsion or
withdrawal;
PAYMENT
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In some cases, cash payments are not
permitted (.e.g.: day camps). Please verify the
relevant information before registering:
In case of cancellation by the Town, full
reimbursement;
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Reimbursement possible in proportion to the
usage of the service, solely in case of illness,
with presentation of a medical certificate,
administration fees apply. Check the terms
and conditions applicable in the case of an
activity offered by a partner (ex.: Library,
Yoga, Pilates, Zumba, etc.)
Cash (exact amount only);
Debit card;
Visa or MasterCard;
Cheque payable to
Ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.
Check to see if registration fees are
payable to the organisation in charge of
the activity.
VOLUNTEERS
The Recreation Department is always looking
for volunteers who would like to get involved
in the various programs and activities
of the department.
If you’re interested you can register
online at www.sadb.qc.ca, or send
us an email to [email protected], or
come see us at our offices.
Free upon presentation of two valid (2) proofs of residence
with picture - leases are not accepted. Membership card
is exclusive to Sainte-Anne-Bellevue residents. Parent’s
signature required for ages 13 and under.
REIMBURSEMENT
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MEMBERSHIP
The Recreation Department may cancel
an activity if the minimum number of
participants is not reached.
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The Town will charge $35 for any NSF cheque
or any cheque refused by the bank for
any reason.
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COMME
In order to adequately meet your
needs, we would like to have your
comments or suggestions for new
recreation activities. This is so that
we may improve the recreation
activities available to you:
[email protected]
Annual fee for non-residents:
Adults: $60 Seniors $45
Children $20 Family $90
MUNICIPAL
LIBRARY
40, Rue Saint-Pierre,
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, H9X 1Y6
Phone: 514-457-1940
Fax: 514-457-7146
Email: [email protected]
REGULAR
SCHEDULE
Until May 29th
Monday, Tuesday: 12 pm to 8 pm
Wednesday: 10 am to 1:30 pm
Thursday: 10 am to 8 pm
Friday: 3 pm to 8 pm
Saturday, Sunday: 11 am to 4 pm
SUMMER
SCHEDULE
May 30th to September 5th
OUR SERVICES
“OPALS” catalogue: http://sadb.mimas.scoolaid.net
For research, free public access.
Collections: 21 400 printed documents and
audio visual material in French and English.
Online services: Consultation of your file,
reservations, renewals, requests for interlibrary loans (ILL) and useful addresses for your
research. Membership card required.
Renewals: Requests for renewals at the counter,
by phone or by email.
Inter-library loan (ILL): We can borrow
documents for you, which are not available
in our catalogue, from all of Québec’s public
libraries and with the shortest delays. Loan
request can be made at the counter or by email.
Membership card required.
Library on wheels: Service offered to people with
reduced mobility wishing to borrow from the
library. For residents only. Library membership
required. Requests made by telephone.
Monday, Tuesday: 10 am to 8 pm
Wednesday: 10 am to 5 pm
Thursday: 10 am to 8 pm
Friday: 3 pm to 8 pm
Saturday, Sunday: CLOSED
Faxes, scans and photocopies:
Public service for all, fees applicable.
CLOSED
Computer stations/Internet: Membership card
and access code required. Limited periods.
Fees for non-residents.
March 25th, 27th, 28th, May 23rd,
June 24th, July 1st, September 5th
Parking stickers:
For Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue residents.
Wireless (Wi-Fi): Free access.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 11th
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THIS SUMMER!
Information: www.fetedesvoisins.qc.ca
Information: 514-457-1605
Check with the Recreation Services to find out
how you can receive help: 514-457-1605
In this same spirit, why not participate in
the Town’s new Block Party program that
is being introduced this summer.
Get in touch with us for all the details.
Location: In your backyard, the lobby of your
building, on your street, in your local park, etc.
It is time to plan your participation in the 2016
Neighbours’ Day! A fun way to get to know
each other better and strengthen good
neighbourly relations.
Neighbours’ Day is simply neighbours
extending invitations for Happy Hour (5 à 7),
a barbeque, a picnic, a pot luck buffet, a
dessert contest, etc. with the goal of getting
to know each other.
Why participate in Neighbours’ Day?
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To develop a sense of belonging,
mutual assistance and a feeling of safety.
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To bridge the gap between generations
and citizens of diverse origins.
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To foster a dynamic of participation
in the community.
Program goal
The Town of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
believes that a strong sense of community is
very important. The goal of the Block Party
program is to help bring our community
together, and offer everyone a way to
interact and have fun in a friendly and safe
environment. Our aim is to help you plan the
details of your party, and provide you with the
necessary help and material to make your
gathering a success.
Go to www.sadb.qc.ca to learn
about the terms and
conditions of the
program, as
well as about
assistance that
may be available
to you.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd
WORLD BOOK AND COPYRIGHT DAY
SPECIAL PROGRAMMING AT THE LIBRARY
INFORMATION: 514-457-1940
11 am to 4 pm
BORROW A BOOK,
RECEIVE A ROSE!
Hurry, quantities are limited!
Amnesty on fines
Clientele: For everyone
11 am to 4 pm
USED BOOKS SALE
Clientele: For everyone
10 am to 10:45 am
10 am to 11 am
HANDICRAFT
FLIGHT OF BIRDS
Registration required:
514-457-1940 | Limited space
Language: Bilingual
Animator: Linda Champagne
Clientele: Ages 9 to 12
Location: Centre Harpell
Make a bird mobile using various materials.
PUPPET SHOW
THE LITTLE WOLF AND WENDIGO
Registration required:
514-457-1940
Presentation in French
Animator: Baluchon Magique
Clientele: Ages 4 to 8
An interactive story that sheds light on the
tenderness and bravery in the days of the
First Nations people. A funny and captivating
adventure where children carry out activities
while having fun and learning about aspects
of the philosophy and way of life of the First
Nations people.
YOUTH
SUMMER
DAY CAMP
Information: 514-457-1605
514-457-1660 (summer time)
Registration: at Centre Harpell
60, Rue Saint-Pierre
NEW AND IMPROVED!
In an effort to constantly improve and
update our camp programs, we will be
changing up a few things this year. We will
be visiting new places, trying new activities,
learning new skills and changing our camp
structure. We are confident that the kids
are going to love the new fun and dynamic
changes, and have a great summer!
REGISTRATION TERMS
Registration form and detailed programming
available online as of March 28th
www.sadb.qc.ca
Registration priority for Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
residents: Tuesday, April 19th: 6 pm to 8 pm
Wednesday, April 20th: 6 pm to 8 pm | If places
are still available
During these evenings, you will have a chance
to meet the coordination team.
For all, if places are still available: Thursday,
April 21st: 1 pm to 6:30 pm
As of May 9th: If there are places available:
registration at the Recreation Department front
desk during regular office hours.
NOTE
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If you wish to benefit from the resident rate, please
present two proofs of residence.
Registration forms will be processed on a first
come first served basis.
Confirmation will be sent to you within two week
following your registration.
Camp fees are tax deductible.
Management reserves the right to cancel a camp
due to insufficient enrolment.
PROGRAMS
LES MOUSQUETONS
LES MARAUDEURS
Discovery Camp:
One-week package (week 2) (week 4) (week 6)
SCHEDULES
AGES 5 TO 7
AGES 8 TO 12
One week camp where children will take part in
many activities: arts and crafts, cooking, dance,
theme day, major games, swimming. They will
also have the chance to participate in an outing
scheduled on the Wednesday, included in the
package price.
SPECIALIZED SWIMMING CAMP AGES 5 TO 12
A two-week camp during which children will
have swimming lessons that lead to a Red
Cross level, while participating in regular
day camp activities and Wednesday outings,
included in the package price. The children will
be placed into the Mousquetons or Maraudeurs
group, according to their age.
SPECIALIZED DISCOVERY CAMP AGES 10 TO 13
A fun filled week of discovery in Sainte-Annede-Bellevue. Following the general themes
of nature and the outdoors, the campers will
participate in hands-on workshops at various
locations around the municipality: Macdonald
Farm, Morgan Arboretum, an entomology
lecture with McGill graduate students, a canoe
excursion from the John Abbott campus… The
campers will travel to and from all outings by
bicycle. Bicycle and helmet required. Camp
offered weeks 2, 4 and 6. The outings and
activities will vary from week to week.
CIT (COUNCILLOR IN TRAINING)
AGES 14 AND 15
Over a two-week period, interested teens
will have the opportunity to familiarize
themselves with the duties and skills necessary
to become a day-camp animator. They will
receive training, will be integrated into the
regular camps as assistants, and will receive
a certificate at the end of their two-week
training. Outings included.
Regular Camps:
One-week package (weeks 1 to 8)
CIT program:
Two-week packages (1 & 2) (3 & 4) (5 & 6)
Swimming Camps:
Two-week packages (1 & 2) (3 & 4) (5 & 6)
Day care: One-week packages (weeks 1 to 8);
AM from 7 to 9; PM from 4 to 6
WEEKS:
Summer 2016
DATES:
From Monday to Friday
From 9 am to 4 pm
If places available DEADLINES FOR:
Registration, cancellation, modification,
reimbursement, changing dates, etc.
Week 1
From June 27th to July 1st
Friday, June 10th, before 11 am
Week 2
From July 4th to 8th
Friday, June 17th, before 11 am
Week 3
From July 11th to 15th
Thursday, June 23rd, before 4 pm
Week 4
From July 18th to 22nd
Week 5
From July 25 to July 29
Friday, July 8th, before 11 am
Week 6
From August 1 to 5
Friday, July 15th, before 11 am
Thursday, June 30th, before 4 pm
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Week 7
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From August 8 to 12
Friday, July 22nd, before 11 am
Week 8
From August 15 to 19
Friday, July 22nd, before 11 am
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FEES SUMMER 2016
Note: the rebate for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd child is applicable on packages for the same dates and from
the higher amount to the lower amount.
PACKAGES
Regular Camps
Mousquetons: Ages 5 to 7
and Maraudeurs: Ages 8 to 12
8 packages of one week each
(outing included) – Week 1 to 8*
*Week 8: limited places available
NUMBER OF
CHILDREN
PER FAMILY
REGISTRATION FEES
(Cost by package)
RESIDENT
NON-RESIDENT
1st child
2nd child
3rd child
$105
$100
$95
$135
Specialized Swimming Camp
3 packages of 2 weeks each
(1 & 2) (3 & 4) (5 & 6)
(outings included)
1st child
2nd child
3rd child
$240
$230
$220
$300
Specialized Discovery Camp
Ages 10 to 13 - 3 packages of
one week each (2) (4) (6)
(outing included)
Per child
$160
$190
$130
$170
Councillor in training program (CIT)
Ages 14 and 15 | Camp t-shirt included
3 packages of 2 weeks (1 & 2) (3 & 4) (5 & 6)
Extended Daycare service
(cost per week)
Camp t-shirt
Mandatory for all participants
AM
$20
PM
$20
AM and PM
$30
$12
YOUTH
OTHER CAMPS IN
THE COMMUNITY
ECOMUSEUM ZOO | NATURE CAMP
The registration starts soon.
Limited spaces are available.
Do your children love animals? Don’t have them
miss out: the Nature Camp at the Ecomuseum
Zoo offers a week of unforgettable adventures,
in the company of wild Quebec flora and fauna.
For a whole week, children aged 5 to 11 will
learn how to take care of animals, go hunting
for frogs in a real swamp, and much more!
During the week, children will learn all about
the journey their food takes from the farm to
the plate! Participants will have the chance
to learn various concepts of agriculture: soil
science, plant growth and harvest, insects
and animal production. To help learning,
hands-on activities will be offered to the
children. They will collect eggs from their
hens, prepare soil and compost, and observe
different micro-organisms. Also, they will
observe tomato plant diseases in the field.
Finally, they will also get to prepare their lunch
with the Chef cook at Camp! Representatives
from the camp will be present during the
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue camp registration,
April 19th and 20th, from 6 pm to 8 pm.
LIBRARY ACTIVITIES
For information and registration required:
514-457-1940
Cost: Free with membership card
$5 without membership card
STORY HOUR
Language: Bilingual
Clientele: Ages 3 to 6
Location: Library
Schedule: Saturday, May 28th | 10 am to 10:45 am
Animator: Linda Champagne
MUSIC CLASSES WITH
IRYNA GRIS STUDIO
REMINDER!
EASTER ACTIVITY
Information and registration:
514-505-3673, 514-823-3673 or
[email protected]
Registration required
FARM-TO-SCHOOL
Information:
http://www.farmtoschoolmacdonald.com
Clientele: Ages 6 to 12
Location: Macdonald campus farm
Information: www.zooecomuseum.ca
Téléphone: 514-457-9449
Clientele: Ages 5 to 11
Location: Ecomuseum Zoo
COMMUNITY
TD 2016 YOUTH SUMMER BOOK CLUB
ON THE THEME “NATURE”
Registration: Starts on June 20 .
Detailed program schedule available at the
Library and on the website as of June. Several
activities will be offered. Many prizes to be
won! Prize draw on September 2nd.
Language: Bilingual
Clientele: Ages 4 to 12
Location: Library
Schedule: June 20th to September 2nd
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CART E
LOISI RS
Information: 514-457-1605
Location: Centre Harpell
Schedule: Sunday March 20th | 10 am to 11:30 am
Cost: Free with Carte loisirs
$5 without Carte loisirs
Easter show presentation, followed by an egg
hunt with the Easter Bunny.
PARENTS’
NIGHT OUT!
CART E
LOISI RS
Registration required
Spaces are limited
Only registered participants will be accepted
SUMMER KICK OFF PARTY
An evening of animation and babysitting with
our day camp animators: Need a break or
a dinner out but don’t have a babysitter for
your kids? Or you want to make plans for a
free evening, but you still have trouble finding
a babysitter? We have the solution: our day
camp animators will be onsite to take care of
your children, to animate different activities
and much more.
Information: 514-457-1605
Clientele: Ages 5 to 12
Cost: $10 per child with Carte loisirs,
$20 per child without Carte loisirs
Payable upon registration.
Schedule:
Saturday, May 14th | 5 pm to 10 pm
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Registration before May 6th.
Saturday, June 11th | 5 pm to 10 pm
Location: Centre Harpell
Registration before June 3rd.
Iryna Gris Music studio specializes in providing
high quality music instruction in piano, guitar,
drums and saxophone.
Minimum registration required to run the course.
Private music lessons on demand.
Home schoolers music class
This music class is intended to develop
musicality and to give basic musical knowledge
to home school children. Music rudiments,
singing, make music together - music for fun
and enrichment!
Clientele: Children (Grades 1 to 6)
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Schedule: Friday, 9:00 am to 9:45 am
Spring session: 10 weeks, April 8th to June 17th
(no classes April 29th)
Cost: Residents $120, non-residents $130
Music and Movement
Discover new songs, play fun rhythm games,
make music and move with it! It is all about
happy sound!
Clientele: Children (3 to 6 years)
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Schedule: Friday, 10:00 am to 10:45 am
Spring Session: 10 weeks, April 8th to June 17th
(no classes April 29th)
Cost: $100, non-residents $110
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AND MO
See the FAMILY section.
TEENS
COMMUNITY
TEENS IN ACTION
Information and registration:
514-457-1605 Ongoing
Language: Bilingual
Clientele: Ages 12 and over
Location: Chalet Peter Williamson and
Centre Harpell (depending on project)
Schedule: Group meets Thursday evenings,
from 6:30pm to 8pm during planning period of
each project.
Cost: Free!
Are you looking for something to do with your
spare time, or looking for a way to get involved
in the community? Look no further and join
the Teens in Action program. The Recreation
Department invites you to become part if it’s
team, by giving you the chance to become
involved in the creation of some activities and
events. Under the guidance of an experienced
animator, you will learn the basics of planning
and implementing small projects and events, all
while meeting friends and having fun.
SAINTE-ANNE-DE-BELLEVUE
TEEN EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
Information and registration: Nicole St-Jean
514-457-6838 | [email protected]
Language: Bilingual
Clientele: Ages 13 to 17
The Teen Employment Program helps young
residents of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue to find
a temporary job, acquire work experience and
connect with people in their community.
If you are interested in benefitting from parttime work opportunities (example: raking
leaves, snow removal, painting, etc.), contact us
for more information.
FÊTE NATIONALE
JUNE 23rd
Registration before
May 20th
Registration before
August 12th
HALLOWEEN
HAUNTED HOUSE
OCTOBER 31st
Registration before
September 16th
Information: 514-457-1605
Language: Bilingual
Clientele: Ages 11-15
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Cost: $45 residents, $55 non-residents
Manual included
Information and registration:
514-505-3673, 514-823-3673 or
[email protected]
Iryna Gris Music studio specializes in providing
high quality music instruction in piano, guitar,
drums and saxophone.
SPRING
Registration: Before April 8th, at the
Recreation Department or Library
Schedule: Sunday, April 17th and
Sunday, April 24th | 9 am to 1 pm
Minimum registration required to run the course.
Private music lessons on demand.
YOUTH BAND
Pop, Blues, Rock music classes!
Participants learn basic first aid techniques
and the skills necessary for taking care of
younger children and to prevent and deal
with emergencies.
Our goal is to form new music bands in
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue! Join us for fun learning
musical experience!
Guitar / electric bass / drums / saxophone! CART E
LOISI RS
JOB ETIQUETTE TIPS
Location: Centre Harpell
Schedule: Thursday, March 24th | 6:30 pm to 8 pm
Cost: Free with Carte loisirs
$5 without Carte loisirs
PLANNING
Treasure hunt
and animation
FAMILY THURSDAYS Family photo rally
treasure hunt
ANIMATION
NATURELLEMENT
SAINTE-ANNE
SEPTEMBER 17th
MUSIC CLASSES WITH
IRYNA GRIS STUDIO
BABYSITTING COURSE
REMINDER! WORKSHOPS
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
UPCOMING PROJECTS
ACTIVITY
COURSES
Assorted activates,
treasure hunt
Haunted house
Clientele: Youth
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Schedule: Friday, 4:30 pm to 6 pm or 6 pm to
7:30 pm : Youth Band Formation - rehearsal
Spring Session:
10 weeks, April 8th to June 17th
(no classes April 29th)
Cost: Residents $225, non-residents $245
LIBRARY ACTIVITIES
CIT (COUNCILLOR IN TRAINING)
Information: 514-457-1605
See the YOUTH section of this brochure for all
details (dates, schedule, costs, etc.).
Clientele: Ages 14 and 15
Over a two-week period, interested teens
will have the opportunity to familiarize
themselves with the duties and skills necessary
to become a day-camp animator. They will
receive training, will be integrated into the
regular camps as assistants; and will receive
a certificate at the end of their two-week
training. Outings included.
For information and registration required:
514-457-1940
Cost: Free with membership card
$5 without membership card
2016 SUMMER BOOK CLUB
Registration: Starts on June 20th
Detailed program schedule available at the
library and on the website as of June. Many
prizes to be won! Prize draw on September 2nd.
Language: Bilingual
Clientele: Ages 13 to 18
Location: Library
Schedule: June 20th to September 2nd
RE!
AND MO
Here are other programs which might
interest you. See the FAMILY section of
this brochure for all details.
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Karate classes
Open Ping-Pong
Municipal pool
(Activities and aquatic programs)
Tennis courts
ADULTS
LIBRARY ACTIVITIES
For information and registration required:
514-457-1940
Cost: Free with membership card
$5 without membership card
ADULT BOOK CLUB
Clientele: Adults | French and English
Schedule: Francophone Club at 2 pm
Anglophone Club at 7 pm
Dates: Every second Wednesday of each month
Break in July and August
A group of people sharing a common
experience during the course of an animated
activity. The Club members will meet after
reading a book to discuss their opinions about
the book. Individuals who are interested can
reach the Book Club at any time.
ARTISTIC EXHIBITIONS
Information: [email protected]
Clientele: For everyone
Date: During the Library’s opening hours
COMMUNITY
IT’S A
STREETFOOD WORLD!
MUSIC CLASSES WITH
IRYNA GRIS STUDIO
CART E
HIRE A STUDENT!
Information : Nicole St-Jean
514-457-6838 | [email protected]
Are you looking for someone to do small jobs
around the house (examples: raking leaves,
snow removal, painting, etc.)? You can hire
a young resident from the Teen Employment
Program to help you. The Recreation
Department has a list of young people in the
area who would like to gain work experience,
connect with people in their community and
earn a bit of money.
COURSES
BASIC JEWELRY
MAKING TECHNIQUES
Information and registration:
[email protected]
In collaboration with the Cercle de Fermières.
LOISI RS
Information: 514-457-1605
Registration: Up to one week
before the class | Please mention
the course number
Cost: $5 with Carte loisirs, $10 without Carte loisirs
Payable upon registration.
Clientele: Ages 16 and over
Location: Centre Harpell
Animator: Kate McGregor
Information and registration:
514-505-3673, 514-823-3673 or
[email protected]
Food carts abound in just about every country
in the world. Each cuisine has its own simple
specialties. This workshop will recreate some of
the most iconic. And you will eat what you make!
Private music lessons on demand.
Course #6 | Tuesday April 12th 6:30 pm to 9 pm
MEXICO
Guitar / electric bass / drums / saxophone Make corn tortillas from scratch; prepare the
marinade for the beef; then roast poblano chiles
and peel them to create the ultimate hot pepper
garnish. Finish with a chimichuri 'salsa' that hails from
Argentina, now adopted by modern Mexican chefs.
Clientele: Adults
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Schedule: Fridays, 7:30 pm to 9 pm
Spring Session: 10 weeks, April 8th to June 17th
(no classes April 29th)
Cost: Residents $225, non-residents $245
Grilled Skirt Steak Tacos with Rajas
& Chimichurri Sauce
AUTHOR VISIT
CHINA
Animator: Joseph Emet
Clientele: Adults | Bilingual
Schedule:
Wednesday, June 1st | 6:30 pm
The author of the best seller “En pyjama avec
Bouddha” will come to introduce his new book
“Retrouver le ciel bleu en pleine conscience”.
The topics of discussion during this conference are
meditation, well-being and stress management.
Chinese Dumplings
Students will learn various ways of working with
wire to create patterns, make a loop and ways
of making floating pearl necklaces. The students
will choose the beads that are required for their
project. Students will leave with one pair of
finished earrings and a necklace using a pattern
of their choice.
ADULT BAND FORMATION
Rehearsal
Our goal is to form new music bands in
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue! Join us for fun learning
musical experience!
Course #7 | Tuesday May 10th 6:30 pm to 9 pm
Instructor: Sudha Janardhanam
Clientele: Adults Beginner
Location: Centre Harpell
Schedule: Tuesday, April 26th | 6 pm to 9 pm
Cost: $20 per participant
All materials and tools provided
Minimum registration required to run the course.
DESCRIPTION
Come to admire the works of our local artists.
Monthly exhibitions. Seeking exhibitors.
JOSEPH
EMET
Iryna Gris Music studio specializes in providing
high quality music instruction in piano, guitar,
drums and saxophone.
Learn to prepare and fold two kinds of dumplings
totally from scratch (even the dough!) Pan-fried pork
and cabbage dumplings with a soy-vinegar dipping
sauce (Guotie) and a classic shrimp wonton soup.
Course #8 | Tuesday June 14th 6:30 pm to 9 pm
THAILAND
Thai Noodles
The classic Thai street food noodle dish, Pad Thai.
Learn to use exotic ingredients like dried shrimp,
tamarind paste and fish sauce to create an
authentic version of this iconic dish. Wash it down
with a cha yen, better known by westerners as Thai
iced tea.
ADULTS
SALSA, MERENGUE, CHACHACHA
AND BACHATA CLASSES
SPORTS
Information and reservation:
450-238-1435 or
www.bailaproductions.com
You must reserve by phone
or online, specifying “SainteAnne-de-Bellevue Sector”.
OUTDOOR BOOTCAMP
ENDURANCE
Information & Registration: Pascale Leblanc
514-816-0392 | [email protected]
Clientele: Men and women (adults) of all levels
Location: Parc Harpell
Schedule:
Spring session: May to June
Summer session: June to August
Contact instructor for specific
dates, times and prices.
This fitness class will allow you not only to
outdo yourself physically, but also mentally.
Bootcamp Endurance is offered by a certified,
experienced and energetic trainer who wants
to help you reach your personal goals. This
course will take place outside
(weather permitting).
FLEX-PILATES & DYNAMO
Information & registration: 514-969-8329 | [email protected]
Learn Salsa, the most popular Latin Dance, in
only a few weeks! At our Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
school we offer Salsa, Merengue, Chachacha
and Bachata classes taught in such simple
terms that you will be dancing by the end of
your first class! Complete beginner? With or
without a partner, these classes are for you!
Contact us to find out more.
SPRING SESSION
Duration: 10 weeks | April 5th to June 7th
Instructor: Sophie Chicoine, certified A.N.I.E.trainer
Clientele: Men and women (adults), all levels | Bilingual
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
FLEX-PILATES
DYNAMO
Flex-Pilates uses various exercises geared
to restructuring the abs while strengthening
the back, leg and arm muscles. Alternating
between muscular and flexibility exercises, this
course also helps you to regain suppleness in
your joints.
A unique form of dynamic and energizing
“cardiodance”. Based on the Interval Training
principle, this course offers the benefits of a
60-minutes workout in only 30 minutes. No
dance experience required.
Schedule: Thursday from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Schedule: Thursday from 7:30 pm to 8 pm
SPRING SESSION
Duration: 12 weeks | From April 7th to June 23th
Cost: $120
Instructor: Ilias & Audrée
Clientele: 15+, Adults | With or without partner
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Schedule: Tuesday: 7-8 pm (beginner),
8-9 pm (intermediate), 9-10 pm (advanced)
Cost per session: Residents $132,79 + taxes
Non-residents $142,79 + taxes
Cost: $80
SUMMER SESSION
Duration: 8 weeks | From July 7th to August 25th
Cost: $80
Cost: $60
*15% discount on global fees if
also registered for DYNAMO*
*15% discount on global fees if
also registered for FLEX-PILATES*
SUMMER SESSION
Duration: 10 weeks | August 2nd to October 4th
ZUMBA
Information | Registration:
By phone at 438-391-5400 or online
at www.jibouge.com or by email
at [email protected]
Instructor: Jiana Saad
Clientele: Adults | Bilingual
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Schedule: Monday, 7 pm to 8 pm
Zumba is an explosive cocktail of dance, fitness
and aerobics, combining physical exercise and
fun with Latino and international rhythms. No
dance experience required.
SPRING SESSION
Duration: 12 weeks | from April 4th to July 4th
No class: April 11th and June 13th
Cost: $125 per resident and $135 non-resident
YOGA
Information & Registration:
514-779-1261 | [email protected]
Instructor: Cynthia Maher
Clientele: Adults
CENTRE HARPELL
CHALET
PETER-WILLIAMSON
Mondays
7:15 pm – 8:15 pm
(all levels)
Wednesdays
7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
(intermediate)
Tuesdays
5:45 pm to 6:45 pm
(all levels)
Thursdays
9:30 am – 10:30 am
(all levels)
ALL LEVELS | HATHA
Beginners learn how to breathe properly
through the progressive and safe practice of
basic postures and insiders enjoy a smooth and
fluid practice that works the entire body. Short
meditation and deep relaxation complete the
course in order to harmonize body and mind.
INTERMEDIATE | HATHA/FLOW
The coordination of breathing and movements
are better controlled, you progress to new yoga
postures in which you learn to stabilize your
attention. You reach also an awareness of the
principles related to the energy of the body and
its surroundings.
SPRING SESSION
Duration: 8 weeks | Starting on the week of April 11th
Cost: $105/1x/week or $180/2x/week
YOGA FOR NOVA - 4th EDITION
With Cynthia Maher
Saturday, June 4th, at Centre Harpell
10 am to 11:30 am: welcoming, one hour class,
door prizes and light snack
Minimum donation: $15/person
RE!
AND MO
Here are other programs which might
interest you. See the FAMILY section of
this brochure for all details.
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Karate classes
Open Ping-Pong
Municipal pool
(Activities and aquatic programs)
Tennis courts
FAMILY
ACTIVITIES
CART E
LOISI RS
KARATE CLASSES
OPEN PING-PONG
Information & registration:
By phone at 514-442-9124 (Pholly Ishmael)
Clientele: Families – children under the age of
12 must be accompanied by an adult
Location: Centre Harpell
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 6 pm to 9:30 pm
Not open in the summer from June 1st to
September 8th
Cost: Free with Carte loisirs or $5 per evening
without Carte loisirs
Information: Only one table available.
Paddles and balls available.
Trainer: Trevor Ishmael (Instructor, 3rd Dan
Black Belt, accredited by the "Japan Karate
Association", provincial and national champion
of Canada)
Clientele: Children ages 5 and up, and adults
Purchase of uniform is mandatory, see
the instructor.
The Yamato Karate School teaches the
Shotokan style, one of the founding styles from
which all the other styles of karate practiced
today originate. Yamato is a member of
the Japan Karate Association (JKA). The JKA
learning approach and philosophy is the result
of many years of practice and study of this
martial art by numerous renowned instructors
and masters.
SPRING SESSION
Location: Centre Harpell
Schedule: 11 weeks | March 22nd to June 2nd
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Cost: $80, residents | $85, non-residents
MUNICIPAL
TENNIS COURTS
CART E
LOISI RS
Information:
514-457-1605
Clientele: Family
Location: 2 courts at Crevier parc (Rue Perrault),
3 courts at Aumais parc (Rue Cypihot)
Schedule: 7 days/week, 10 am to 10 pm.
Cost: Free with your Carte loisirs
Information: Exclusively reserved for residents.
Please respect the rules posted at the entrance
of the courts.
SUMMER SESSION
Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson
Schedule: 13 weeks | June 8th to August 31st
Wednesdays from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Cost: $50, residents | $55, non-residents
LIBRARY ACTIVITIES
For information and registration required:
514-457-1940
Cost: Free with membership card
$5 without membership card
FAMILY MORNINGS
Periods including story hour, handicrafts and
several other guided activities.
Animator: Linda Champagne
Clientele: Families with children
aged 0 to 5 and daycares | Bilingual
Location: Library
Schedule: April 6th, May 4th, June 1st
10:30 am to 11:15 am
MUNICIPAL POOL
REGISTRATION FOR
AQUATIC ACTIVITIES
Registration at Centre Harpell
REGISTRATION FOR THE 1ST SESSION
REGISTRATION FOR THE 2ND SESSION
Thursday, June 2nd: 5 pm to 8 pm (residents only)
Friday, June 3rd: 5 pm to 8 pm (for all)
Saturday, June 4th: 10 am to 1 pm (for all)
Thursday, July 21st:
9 am to 12 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm (for all)
Friday, July 22nd:
9 am to 12 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm (for all)
After this date, if places are still available, you
can register prior to June 17th by calling the pool
at 514-457-1625
Note
Minimum number of registration required to run class
Possibility of class levels being combined
ACTIVITIES AND AQUATIC PROGRAMS
OPEN SWIM SCHEDULE
SAB POOL
CLIENTELE
Children under 9
years of age must be
accompanied by an
adult or responsible
guardian
POOL
SCHEDULE
SEASON
DATES
WADING POOL
SCHEDULE
12 pm to 8 pm
June 11th to 12th
12 pm to 6 pm
3 pm to 8 pm
June 13th to 17th
3 pm to 6 pm
12 pm to 8 pm
June 18th to
August 28th
12 pm to 6 pm
DAILY ADMISSION
FOR OPEN SWIM
CART E
LOISI RS
POOL
WADING POOL
Upon presentation of the Carte loisirs: Free
18 to 54 years of age: $3.00
55 years and up: $2.00
3 to 17 years of age: $2.00
Groups (schools, daycares, day camps, other): $1.50
Free
CLIENTELE
WADING POOL
Children ages 0 – 8
only. Children must be
accompanied by an
adult or responsible
guardian.
FAMILY
AQUATIC PROGRAMS
ACTIVITY
Aqua fit
Masters
swim club
CLIENTELE
Mix 17+
Mix 18+
LIFESAVING COURSES
COST
Residents
COST
Non-residents
4 weeks
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Session 1: June 28th
7 pm to 7:45 pm
Session 2: July 26th
$45 session
$60 session
Monday 7 pm to 8 pm
4 weeks
Friday 7 pm to 8 pm Session 1: June 27th
Sunday 11 am to 12 pm Session 2: July 25th
$55 session
SCHEDULE
DURATION
CLIENTELE
SCHEDULE
DURATION
COST
Residents
COST
Non-residents
Swim team
Age 5 to 18
Monday and Friday
6 pm to 7 pm
Saturday
11 am to 12 pm
8 weeks
Starts June 20th
$55
$70
Synchronized
swimming
Age 5 to 18
Thursday
6 pm to 8 pm
Sunday
10 am to 12 pm
8 weeks
Starts June 23rd
$45
$60
SCHEDULE
DURATION
COST
RESIDENTS
COST
NON-RESIDENTS
Cost = Classes + exam + certificate included | Payable upon registration
Bronze
Star
12 years
Tuesdays
9 am to 9:45 am
Starts June 28th
45 minutes
$75 + $16,75
$91,75
$90 + $16,75
$106,75
Bronze
Medallion
13 years +
Wednesdays
10 am to 1 pm
Starts June 29th
3 hours
$105 + $35,75
$140,75
$120 + $35,75
$155,75
Bronze
Cross
14 years +
Wednesdays
10 am to 1 pm
Starts June 29th
3 hours
$125 + $35,75
$160,75
$140 + $35,75
$175,75
14 years +
Wednesdays
10 am to 1 pm
Starts June 29th
3 hours
$165 + $71,50
$236,50
$180 + $71,50
$251,50
$70 session
NAA PROGRAMS
(NORTH SHORE AQUATIC ASSOCIATION)
ACTIVITY
COURSES
CLIENTELE
Combined
course:
Bronze Medallion
and Bronze Cross
NB: Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross:
minimum registration of 5 participants for courses to run.
PRE-SCHOOL & JUNIOR-LEVEL SWIMMING LESSONS
Option 1
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4 weeks – Classes between 9 am and 12 pm
Session 1: June 28th / Session 2: July 26th
Option 2
Saturdays, for 8 weeks – Classes between 9 am and 11 am
Starts June 25th
STARFISH
DUCK
SEA
TURTLE
SEA
OTTER
SALACROCOSUNFISH
WHALE
MANDER
DILE
JUNIOR
1 TO 6
JUNIOR
7 TO 10
6 years
and up
6 years
and up
LEVEL
30 to 36 months with
4 to 18 18 to 30
months months parent or 3 to 5 years alone
Duration
3 to 5
years
3 to 5
years
Classes last 30 minutes
1st child: $45 / session
Residents
cost
Nonresidents
cost
3 to 5
years
3 to 5
years
45 minutes
1st child:
$60 / ses
2nd child: $40 / session
2nd child:
$55 / ses
3rd child: $35 / session
3rd child:
$50 / ses
$60 / session
$75 / ses
COMMUNITY
Information: 514-457-1605
For more details, visit www.sadb.qc.ca
More detailed information will follow
at a later date.
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Wednesdays on the boardwalk
Shows on the boardwalk
Family Thursdays
Activities in the community parks
Neighbours’ Day
Saturday, June 11th www.fetedesvoisins.qc.ca
Boardwalk Exhibits
Saturday, June 18th, Saturday, July 2nd,
Saturday, July 23rd
Cruisin at the Boardwalk
Saturday, June 18th
www.cruisinattheboardwalk.ca
Community Garage Sales
Saturday, May 7th, Saturday, August 13th
La Fête nationale
Thursday, June 23rd, on the boardwalk
Canada Day
Friday, July 1st, at the Legion
Naturally Sainte-Anne
Saturday, September 17th
MAYOR BLOOD DONOR CLINIC
Information: 514-457-1605
To verify if you are eligible:
www.hema-quebec.qc.ca
Location: Centre Harpell,
60, Rue Saint-Pierre
Schedule: Wednesday, May, 11th
Time to be announced
Blood is a unique resource for which modern
science has not yet found an artificial substitute.
Blood must, therefore, be collected from humans.
Quebec hospitals depend on the generosity of
donors for their blood supply. These donors are
individuals who are concerned about sharing
the great wealth that circulates in their veins.
Several thousand patients, both children and
adults, would not recover their health without
blood donations. In fact, only 3% of the population
of Quebecers who are eligible to donate blood
actually give this gift of life, on Wednesday,
May 11th, 2016, will you be one of them?
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CASGRAIN SPORTS CENTRE
John Abbott College
Memberships for residents
Information: 514-457-6610, ext. 5325
Website: www.johnabbott.qc.ca
In order to obtain your annual membership at a
reduced rate, you must present a proof of residence
at the Casgrain Sport Centre reception desk.
GARAGE SALE
THE QUACK IS BACK!
Information and registration: 514-457-1605
(Leave your name, address
and phone number on the voice mailbox)
Free registration
Information: fondationlakeshore.ca
Saturday, May 7th
You must register before May 4th
Membership:
Individual – Family – Senior
Saturday, August 13th
You must register before August 10th
Categories:
All facilities – Courts – Weight lifting – Pool
We invite all citizens to participate in this yearly
tradition. Citizens can organize a garage sale
on these days without having to purchase a
permit. Registration is necessary. Your address
must appear on the official list.
So delve into your storage closet, clean out your
garage, and empty your attic and dig out your
hidden treasures for this annual community
garage sale.
SAINTE-ANNE EN FLEURS
Information: France Bernier
514-457-5756
[email protected]
No registration required.
“TOGETHER,
LET’S GET OUR 5th
FLOWER EMBLEM
FOR THE ‘FLEURONS
DU QUÉBEC’
CAMPAIGN”
Annual contest:
The judges will take a tour of all the streets
twice, between June and August. The owner
of the property with the most beautiful flower
gardens in Sainte-Anne will be invited to a
reception, which will take place on Monday,
October 3rd at 7 pm at the Centre Harpell, 60
Rue Saint-Pierre.
“Let’s beautify our parks” Campaign:
2 to 3 Saturdays during the summer
(dates to be determined). Volunteers needed.
VOLUNTEER
WEST ISLAND
Information:
514-457-5445 | www.volunteerwestisland.org
Volunteer West Island actively recruits
volunteers for West Island non-profit
organizations. VWI also offers programs
and services to people of all ages,
including outreach programs to help seniors
remain autonomous.
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13 Meals on Wheels kitchens
Frozen Meals and Purees
Contact program
Handyperson
PAIR Program
Income Tax Assistance Service
Caring Paws Animal Therapy
The Young at Heart 55+ Club | 20 Activities
for Seniors
Special Events | Seniors’ Café
The Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation
invites you to participate in large numbers in
the 20th edition of the Duck Races, which will
be held Saturday, September 17, 2016,
as part of the Naturellement Sainte-Anne.
event. Funds raised at this family and festive
activity will go to improving health care in the
West Island community. For more information
visit fondationlakeshore.ca or follow us
on Facebook.
MORGAN ARBORETUM
Information et inscription:
514-398-7811 | www.morganarboretum.org
150, Chemin des Pins
Experience Spring at the
Morgan Arboretum
Credit: Gina Bobinac
ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
TO ADD TO YOUR AGENDA
When you receive this leaflet, winter will be
coming to an end, with the melting snow
providing the roots of trees with an essential
drink while the sweet sap is starting to flow and
feed growing leaf and flower buds. This is a
sure sign that spring is underway, heralding
a series of predictable yet fascinating natural
events modulated by climate. Until mid-May,
the Morgan Arboretum will be an ideal spot to
observe the waves of migrant birds, traveling
newts and marvelous blooms. This is the
perfect time of year to come and enjoy a picnic
in the green and peaceful surroundings.
LInterested in learning about our local wildlife?
Join Arboretum naturalists Chris Cloutier and
Scott Pemberton as they lead nature tours on
various themes throughout the year.
Consult our web site for details.
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COMMUNITY
SAINTE-ANNE’S FARMERS MARKET
LE CERCLE DE FERMIÈRES
Information: Patti Murphy
514-831-3333 | [email protected]
Website: www.marchesainteanne.ca
Information and registration:
Estelle Lavigne, president at 514-457-9098
Like us on Facebook
In the summer and fall it is held in its’ home
on the waterfront at the corner of St-Pierre
and Sainte-Anne streets at Lalonde Park. In
November it moves indoors for the winter to the
local church hall 2 minutes from the lakeshore
at St.Georges Anglican Church. The Market is
open from 10 am to 1 pm.
Durant la saison estivale le marché rejoint ses
pénates sur le bord de l’eau à l’intersection des
rues Sainte-Anne et Saint-Pierre. Dès qu’arrive
l’hiver et jusqu’au printemps, il se déplace en
intérieur à l’église anglicane Saint-Georges à
deux minutes du chemin Lakeshore. Le Marché
est ouvert de 10 h à 13 h.
We invite you to join us to share your
experience, as well as to learn new knitting
techniques, crochet, sewing and other at our
local located on 178, Rue Sainte-Anne, every
Monday from 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm. We also
meet every second Wednesday of the month at
7 pm at Centre Harpell. Welcome to all.
Activities of the Cercle de Fermières
Exhibitions on the canal boardwalk
NOVA WEST ISLAND
Informations:
514-695-8335 | www.novawi.org
Not-for-profit community-based healthcare
organization that takes care of vulnerable
people in 16 municipalities at no or minimal cost
through these different programs: Palliative
Home Nursing for individuals living with
cancer/ALS, Bereavement Support for children
and adults, Adult Day Centers for seniors with
cognitive deficits, Home Support and Foot
Care. You can help NOVA help the community
in many ways, including attending the following
fundraising activities. For more information visit
us online or give us a call!
Purchase beautiful items that have been
handmade by local artisans:
Location of the activity: On the canal boardwalk
Schedule: Saturday, June 18th, Saturday, July 2nd,
and Saturday, July 23rd.
Check the schedule for the events: www.sadb.qc.ca
Concerts & snacks every saturday
Art exposition
Lakeshore Association of Artists
Saturday, April 16th & Sunday, April 17th
www.artlakeshore.com
THE MONTREAL
AVIATION MUSEUM
Yoga for NOVA
4th Edition with Cynthia Maher
Saturday, June 4th | 10 am – 11:30 am | Centre Harpell
Minimum donation: $15/person
Information: www.cahc-ccpa.com
Contact and reservation:
514-398-7948 | [email protected]
Annual golf tournament
Beaconsfield Golf Club
Monday, August 15th
Thrift shops for Nova
All proceeds go to NOVA West Island
www.thriftshopsfornova.com
Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm
July 9th: Family Day:
Free pancakes and strawberries for kids
Culinary workshop
Open to the public since 2010 on Saturdays,
Mondays and Tuesdays (09:30 am to 14:30
pm) or by appointment, the MAM is the only
museum in the province of Quebec dedicated to
our rich Quebec and Montreal aviation history.
See our unique collection of aircrafts on display
and under restoration, our aviation art gallery,
flight simulators, dioramas, models of the first
air races in St-Hubert, bush pilots and Second
World War memorabilia, aircraft engines, etc.
August 27th: Garlic Festival | Various workshops
Culinary workshop | Grow great garlic
We also organize conferences and school visits.
Free parking.
Here's a list of a few special events:
Summer Market: Waterfront (9 am to 2 pm)
May 7th: Opening day waterfront:
World Fair Trade Day.
May 21st: Garden kick-off Day
June 18th: Honey Fest:
Kid’s activities Fun with Bees and Honey | Due to
the Car Show the Market will re-located at the
corner of St-Georges and Maple streets in front
of St-Georges Anglican Church.
September 10th: Tomato Day | Culinary workshop
September 17th: Ecology Day
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL
SOCIETY OF CANADA –
BELLEVUE OBSERVATORY
Information: www.rascmontreal.org
[email protected]
Location: 150, Chemin des Pins,
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Arboretum Morgan)
Throughout the year we host numerous free public
events including "star parties" and guest lectures.
Many of these events are held at the Morgan
Arboretum, home of our observatory known as the
Bellevue Observatory. Everyone is welcomed as
long as they come with the desire to be astounded
by the night sky. Please visit our website for a
complete schedule of our events.
RUGBY SAINTE-ANNE-DE-BELLEVUE
Information, registration and calendar:
www.sabrfc.com
Juniors: http://saintsrugbyjuniors.blogspot.ca/
Follow us on Facebook: sabrfc
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue can boast the biggest
rugby program in Quebec. Founded in 1981, the
Rugby Club Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue offers
rugby for all ages and all sizes. Practices and
games are held at the St. Georges School
(300, Rue Sainte-Anne) in front of the Veterans
Hospital. Everyone is welcome whether you
have experience or not.
For seniors (18 and over) practices are Tuesday
and Thursday at 6:30 pm.
The Club also offers a junior
program for girls and boys. Our
juniors are called "Saints" and
the program is aimed at children
5 to 18 years. Season starts:
Monday, May 16th, 6:30 pm.
Rugby Introduction - children
5 to 12 can play mini-rugby,
a non-contact sport variant
that allows children to
learn the skills necessary
for the practice of sports. In a fun and safe
environment, children are introduced to rugby
through innovative games such as "touch
rugby".
Rugby for Juniors - Our junior program is for
girls and boys in the following age groups:
under 14, under 16 and under 18. Our juniors
have won multiple rugby championships in
Quebec. Athletes of all sizes and abilities are
welcome. Our highly trained coaches will
help players reach their rugby objectives: the
opportunity to play against top teams, or just
have fun learning the game.
Rugby in Sainte-Anne is an integral part of
community life. The next sunny week-end come
visit us!
COMMUNITY
THE SAINTE-ANNE SINGERS
UNION CHURCH
Merging Waters Pastoral Charge
of The United Church of Canada
An Affirming Congregation
Information:
514-457-5819 | www.unionchurch.ca
24, Ave. Maple
The Church provides Worship Services every
other Sunday at 10:30 a.m. followed by
Coffee Hour. Services provide inspirational
messages with traditional Choir music and/
or contemporary music by Spare Parts Band
and are open to everyone. Every other week,
services are held at Beaurepaire United Church
in Beaconsfield. To find out when services are
at Union Church, check the website, listen to
our telephone message or verify the sign in the
front of the church.
Community Activities Open to All
Boutique “24” (thrift shop) is open every
Thursday,11:30 am - 3 pm as well as the last
Friday night and Saturday morning of each
month until June, with good used clothing
(all ages), household items, books & toys etc.
Donations are always welcome.
Coffee House and Blues: April 1st & 29th, and May
27th. Enjoy Coffee, desserts and great music.
Opera Dinner and Concert: April 23rd
Plant sale: May 28th
Space for Rent: Union has 2 large halls suitable
for concerts, plays & other activities.
Information:
514-457-9149 | www.sainteannesingers.org
Concert
Saturday, May 14th, 8 pm
Union Church, 24, Ave. Maple
A musical smorgasbord from Bruckner to the
Beatles and Beau Dommage. The concert will
also feature rising young composers of Canada
and Europe, including Paul Mealor, Eriks
Esenvalds, Ed Rex, Matthew Emery and Timothy
Corlis. A feast for the ears!
ECOMUSEUM ZOO
Information:
514-457-9449 | www.zooecomuseum.ca
21125, Chemin Sainte-Marie
Easter at the zoo!
Don’t miss the traditional Easter week-end at
the Ecomuseum Zoo – Egg Hunt, encounter with
the Easter Bunny, special presentations and
games await the visitors!
Date: 26th - 27th mars 2016
Time: 9 am - 27th (ticket counter closes at 4 pm)
Summer at the Ecomuseum Zoo
Summer will be busy at the zoo: “meet-andgreets” with the zookeepers, inauguration of
a new habitat for the River Otters, and the
addition of play modules for young children...
a not-to-be missed outing for your summer
vacations!
Date: Summer 2016
Time: 9 am to 5 pm (ticket counter closes at 4 pm)