Summer Guide 2022



TABLE OF CONTENTS

AQUATICS 25 FACILITIES  26 DROP-IN  27

RECREATION SURREY ACTIVE AND

FITNESS & WELLNESS 40 FACILITIES  41, 42 DROP-IN  43 Group Fitness 43 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Dance Fitness 44 Meditation & Tai Chi 44 Personal Training 44 Pilates 44 Weight Room 44 Yoga 44 FACILITIES  46 DROP-IN  47–51 SURREY ARTS CENTRE Surrey Art Gallery 47 Surrey Civic Theatres 48 HERITAGE Historic Stewart Farm 49, 50 Museum of Surrey 49, 50 Surrey Archives 49, 50 PUBLIC ART Arts & Culture Map 51 Public Art 51 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Clay 52 Crafts and Textiles 52 Dance 52 Drawing and Painting 52 Mixed Media 52 Music 52 ARTS & CULTURE 45

GENERAL INTEREST 53 FACILITIES  54, 55

ENGAGED  4, 5 A Safe Return 4 Admissions & Passes 5 Registration 4, 5

DROP-IN  46–57 Stay and Play 56 Seniors Services 57, 58 Youth 56 REGISTERED PROGRAMS First Aid 61 Language 61 Nature Discovery 60 One Day Wonders 60 Personal Development 61 Preschool 59 Social 61 BOOKINGS & RENTALS Facility Rentals 62 Field Booking 62 Neighbourhood Team 62 ADAPTED Community Partners 63 VOLUNTEERING  Application Process 64 Opportunities 65 PARKS & ENVIRONMENT 66 FEATURES  67

Aquatic Fitness 27 Outdoor Pools 27 Swim 27

REGISTERED PROGRAMS Aquatic Leadership 29, 30 Swim Lessons 28

COME EXPLORE 6 WELCOME  6, 7 Seasonal Feature 7 Surrey's Communities 6 WHALLEY  8, 9

ARENAS 31 FACILITIES  32 DROP-IN  33 Skate 33 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Hockey 35 Skate Lessons 34

MESSAGE FROM Mayor Doug McCallum With the days getting longer and the weather getting warmer, summer is a perfect time to explore the programs offered by Surrey Parks, Recreation and Culture. Whether it’s learning a new dance step, a new workout routine or a new sport, there is a program for all skill levels and all ages. The breadth of recreational offerings in Surrey continues to grow as City Council continues its focus of upgrading or building new recreational infrastructure to keep pace with our growing city.Twenty-one capital projects have been approved by Council under the $428M Surrey Invests program.The following is a list of Parks, Recreation and Culture projects of the Surrey Invests program: • Newton new synthetic turf field, walking loop and changeroom • Newton Community Centre with Olympic size pool and land acquisition • Cloverdale Sport & Ice Complex • City Centre Sports Complex • Bear Creek Athletics Centre • Nicomekl Riverfront Park • South Surrey Athletic Park track replacement and new artificial field • ArtificialTurf Field replacement at five locations • North Surrey Outdoor Sport Facility • Disc Golf at Port Mann Park • South Surrey Indigenous Carving Centre • Sunnyside Reservoir Pickleball and Bike Park • New park shelters and washrooms • Crescent Park pickleball courts • North Surrey Indigenous Carving Centre • Outdoor volleyball courts • Tamanawis Park third hockey turf and changeroom The City of Surrey takes great pride in ensuring our residents have the opportunity to enjoy a healthy and active lifestyle, regardless of income or ability. As we continue to build strong, healthy communities where people of all ages can be active participants and engaged for life, I invite you to take full advantage of our recreation facilities and quality programs led by our highly trained staff. A healthy and active lifestyle awaits you here in Surrey.

GUILDFORD  10, 11 FLEETWOOD  12, 13 NEWTON  14, 15 CLOVERDALE  16, 17 SOUTH  18, 19 YMCA 7

SPORTS 36 FACILITIES  37 DROP-IN  38, 39 Gymnasiums 38

SPECIAL EVENTS 21

MARK THE DATE  22, 23 Canada Day Fusion Festival National Indigenous Day Musical Performances Surrey Walks and More!

Tennis/Pickleball Courts 39 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Basketball 39 Martial Arts 39 Soccer 39

DAY CAMPS

Dog Off-Leash Areas 69 Explore Surrey Parks 69 New Parks 68 Volunteering 68 SURREY NATURE CENTRE  69

SUMMER DAY CAMP BROCHURE

Parks, Recreation & Culture Committee The purpose of the Parks, Recreation & Culture Committee is to provide advice to Council on strategies and activities related to parks, recreation, culture, diversity, inclusion, sport tourism and seniors' services in Surrey. The Committee consists of members of City Council appointed by the Mayor, volunteer members who are City of Surrey residents and a Surrey SchoolsTrustee.

Councillor Guerra, Chairperson

Councillor Elford Councillor Patton

T. Allen, School Trustee (non-voting member)

B. Burnside C. Girardi

S. Drysdale

Mayor Doug McCallum City of Surrey

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