Spring is just around the corner; Emera Oval closing for winter season Mar. 19

Thursday, Mar. 16, 2017 (Halifax, NS) – Residents have a few more days to take advantage of ice skating at the Emera Oval, which is set to close for the winter season on Sunday, Mar. 19, 2017. Over 110,000 participants visited the Emera Oval during the 2016/17 winter skating season, which lasted just over three months this year. Winter season attendance continues to be strong, demonstrating the continued popularity of this signature recreation facility for residents of all ages.  Similar to last year, Parks and Recreation staff will work to quickly prepare the oval surface and swap the free equipment available for loan at the Pavilion to facilitate the many spring/summer season skating, scootering and biking options. Residents are reminded that inline and roller skates, helmets and other equipment is available for borrowing onsite in a variety of child and adult size options. A valid government issued I.D. is required to sign out equipment. A reminder that all users are required to wear a helmet while using inline skates, bikes, scooters, etc., as per provincial regulations. Residents are advised to stay tuned to www.halifax.ca/skatehrm  over the coming days for more details on inline skating schedules. Source: Release

Thursday, Mar. 16, 2017 (Halifax, NS) – Residents have a few more days to take advantage of ice skating at the Emera Oval, which is set to close for the winter season on Sunday, Mar. 19, 2017.

Over 110,000 participants visited the Emera Oval during the 2016/17 winter skating season, which lasted just over three months this year. Winter season attendance continues to be strong, demonstrating the continued popularity of this signature recreation facility for residents of all ages. 

Similar to last year, Parks and Recreation staff will work to quickly prepare the oval surface and swap the free equipment available for loan at the Pavilion to facilitate the many spring/summer season skating, scootering and biking options.

Residents are reminded that inline and roller skates, helmets and other equipment is available for borrowing onsite in a variety of child and adult size options. A valid government issued I.D. is required to sign out equipment. A reminder that all users are required to wear a helmet while using inline skates, bikes, scooters, etc., as per provincial regulations.

Residents are advised to stay tuned to www.halifax.ca/skatehrm  over the coming days for more details on inline skating schedules.

Source: Release

Spring is just around the corner; Emera Oval closing for win­ter season Mar. 19

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