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September 2020 Over the last month the Society, working in cooperation with the Park Board, has made significant progress toward opening some doors at the Kerrisdale Community Centre. Programming and some support staff, and approved safety plans, are now in place to allow us to deliver a number of programs in priority areas. Facility access and services have been approved by the City in support of the following initiatives: Eight outdoor adult recreation programs that

Registration will be on Thursday September 10th at 9am (online) as well as in-person at the Senior Centre front desk at 9am.  Timesavers will be handed out at 8am at the Seniors Centre. Registration by telephone will be on Friday September 11 at 9am. PRESCHOOL & CHILDREN Outdoor Sportball Multisport – Sportball Vancouver This program is designed to guide children through the introductory skills in a number of different ball sports. Games and skills are

TBC & Stretch with Meg Todd Meg’s outdoor Total Body Conditioning (TBC) & Stretch classes in Centennial Park will start up again next Monday, September 14. Thanks to all who attended and raved about the classes. Watch this space for further fall programs to be announced shortly.

Media outlets have recently picked up on the late July news from the Vancouver Park Board that community centres would be reopening in September for PRIORITY programming.  The news outlets did not pay attention to the word priority! Yes, the centres are starting to open, but slowly and with an emphasis on priority programs. At each stage of reopening the community centres the Park Board must reach out to the City to seek approval of