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Pre-lockout dinner and information session
Saturday Night Supper
January 28, 2012 5:30-7pm
Suggested donation $6-$10
Main Course, Side Dish & Dessert Prepared by Marina Deluca-Howard, Yo Utano and Lucy Tishkina & the Campbell Rink Youth Helpers
Campfire 2-7pm
Pleasure Skating 4-6pm
All Ages Shinny before 4 and after 6pm
'Everyone welcome (Non-skaters too!)'Hear the latest news about the possible lockout of Toronto civic workers (a short presentation by Michael Monastyrskyj)
255 Campbell Avenue
west of Lansdowne, south of Dupont
416-392-6921
New this season! Sunday shinny (hockey) for girls under 18
There is a new program at Campbell rink this season: slow- to medium-paced shinny for girls under 18 Sundays 3:15-4:30pm after pleasure-skating. $2 skate rentals are available. Please bring a piece of government-issued ID. There are also a very small number of sticks available to rent.
For those who don't know, shinny means hockey without protective equipment and usually without goaltenders. Since players aren't wearing full equipment, there is no body checking or raising the puck. Shinny is the informal hockey you see at most of Toronto's outdoor rinks. Some people call it pick-up hockey or pond hockey.
Supervised pleasure-skating hours
(no sticks or pucks)
Saturday 4-6pm, Sunday 1-3pm, Wednesday 4-6pm
The rink is open
Warm chili, minipizzas and fresh cookies this season!
Skating season is here. Campbell opened on Saturday December 3. This spring city workers made some changes to the rinkhouse. The staff office, which is also used as a kitchen and skate rental centre, got an electrical upgrade. This means rink staff can use the donated stove that has been sitting idle until now. The office also got new sinks, which will make cleaning dishes much easier. Staff are excited about the improvements and are planning an expanded menu for the snackbar including warm chili, minipizzas and cookies baked fresh at the park.
Campbell Park NewsAbout the ice rinkposted November 16, 2010 Summer at Campbell means soccer and cricket, but come winter skating and hockey take over. Read more about Campbell's outdoor artificial ice rink. The rink, of course, is closed for the summer, but you can read what happened last winter in the Diary. See also John Lorinc's article: One rink at a time. About Campbell Parkposted March 30, 2008 Find out more about the park. The real cost of a park hot dogposted December 17, 2007 |
Local HistoryNeighbourhood historyposted May 11, 2008 To learn more about what life in this area used to be like, visit our local history pages. Old photos of the neighbourhoodposted April 15, 2008 The City of Toronto archives has made available online a large sample of its picture collection. Click here to see historical photos from the neighourhoods around the park. |
Neighbourhood NewsResidents want electric trainsposted November 16, 2010 On November 16, 2010 residents demonstrated in favour of electric trains. Read more eye article about gentrificationposted July 23, 2008 eye weekly has published an article discussing gentrification in the Bloor-Lansdowne area a few blocks west of Campbell Park: hipsters are coming!. News Pageposted April 15, 2008 Find out what's happening in your neighbourhood by reading our news section. |