The City uses Cisco Webex Meetings for Virtual Recreation programs. Once registered, participants will be sent instructions by email on how to access the program online a few days before the class start date.
You will need:
City registration policies apply to Virtual Recreation. Visit How to Register for Recreation programs for more details, or to find out how to get your family and client numbers.
Call the Recreation Call Centre. You will need to provide the following information:
Visit Accessible Recreation to learn about virtual programming.
Explore and use imagination to create basic crafts with items commonly found in a home, through a series of weekly art projects. Participants will show and share their creations with the instructor and fellow participants at the end of each class.
Explore and use imagination to create basic crafts with items commonly found in a home, through a series of weekly art projects. Participants will show and share their creations with the instructor and fellow participants at the end of each class.
A caregiver must actively take part in this program.
This course concentrates on the importance of self-expression, flexibility and innovation through the use of dance elements.
Learn introductory level dance instruction for various Hip Hop dance styles and moves weekly. Participants will combine dance components to complete a dance combination at the end of each class.
Learn introductory level dance instruction for various Line dance styles and moves weekly. Participants will combine dance components to complete a dance combination at the end of each class.
Learn the basics of how sound and music are produced by creating your own instrument and learn about beats and rhythms. A caregiver must actively take part in this program.
Explore and use imagination to create weekly art concepts using different painting techniques. Participants will show and share their creations with the instructor and fellow participants at the end of each class.
Learn fundamental martial art skills, simple fighting skills, tactical concepts, and instill confidence in participants to try new skills.
Learn fundamental martial art skills, simple fighting skills, tactical concepts, and instill confidence in participants to try new skills. A caregiver must actively take part in this program.
There are no virtual swim programs currently being offered. Visit eFun to find in-person swim programming. Resources have been created so you can learn on your own.
A collection of activities so you can practice swimming skills on your own.
These weekly programs don’t need eFun registration. Contact staff to find out how to join each program. These programs are free. Visit Youth Recreation for more information on programming for youth.
| Program Description | Day of Week and Time | Contact to Join |
|---|---|---|
| Virtual AMPED ARTS Photography/Videography
Learn the intricacies of a camera and how to shoot and edit photographs and videos. Includes demonstrations, tips and tricks on using cell phones to take professional-looking photos and how to record video for YouTube, weddings and short films |
|
Zecko Jalloul
|
| Virtual Chop It Like Its Hot
Learn how to make basic, healthy and affordable meals and how to shop on a budget. |
|
Jermeen Baddour
|
| Virtual Resume and Cover letter tailoring and creation
During this program, Youth will develop the ability to write a cohesive, concise and tailored resume and cover letter according to City protocol and job descriptions. |
|
Alexandra Constant
|
| Virtual V.O.Y.C.E. (Visionaries of Youth Community Engagement) Youth Committee
V.O.Y.C.E. was created to bring opportunities to youth aged 13-24 and increase leadership capacity and employability skills. V.O.Y.C.E. members gain access to our Speakers Series and Workshops. |
|
Devin Fan
|