Canada Day Celebration
Don’t miss our Canada Day Celebration on Wednesday, July 1! From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., enjoy games, arts and crafts, live music and dance, and so much more family fun. BBQ (hot dog/hamburger with drink and chips) available for purchase while supplies last. Free; registration required. Make the most of the day by booking a pottery painting session (2-10 year olds; $10)!
Summer 2026 Guide
Summer starts here! Get a jump on the season with our Summer 2026 Guide, available online and at the centre. Choose from programs for all ages, from English Conversation Circle and wellness seminars for seniors to children’s camps like chess and Game Ready sports. Registration opens Saturday, June 6. Learn more here.
Instructor Q&A: Jonathan Brian Tanuwijaya
On the heels of introducing new personal trainer KJ Johal last month, we’re pleased to profile another new KCC trainer – Jonathan Brian Tanuwijaya. Growing up in Indonesia, he now lives near Kerrisdale and looks forward to helping clients build fitness habits they can carry into everyday life. Q: What is your favourite thing about being a personal trainer?A: I enjoy seeing clients realize they are stronger and more capable than they thought, not just physically but mentally as well.
Instructor Q&A: KJ Johal
Joining the Kerrisdale Community Centre in January, personal trainer KJ Johal brings four-plus years of experience and a lifetime of sports and fitness to the gym. Q: What is your favourite thing about being a personal trainer?A: Meeting and connecting with new people. As a trainer I have met so many different people from so many different walks of life. Q: What do you want clients to take away from your training?A: New healthy habits that will help
Instructor Q&A: Rachel Yung
Let’s give a warm welcome to Rachel Yung! Born and raised in Hong Kong, the Marpole-based instructor is excited to bring her passion for Chinese painting to the Kerrisdale Community Centre. Q: What is your favourite thing about teaching Chinese painting?A: Sharing both the techniques and quiet joy of Chinese painting – helping students experience its beauty, rhythm and expressive power. Q: What do you want students to take away from your class?A: Practical skills, confidence in their own creativity and a