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Vancouver has 23 community centres. Each one is jointly operated by the Vancouver Park Board and the local community association. All provide wonderful services to the public.
Here are a few of the hilighted ones:
Children's Programs - All community centres offer a number of children, preschool and youth programs. Douglas Park is noted for having one of the largest out of school care programs and Kerrisdale Community Centre wows them in the spring and summer converting their arena floor into the Play Palace (pictured above), a combination of slides, bounces, obstacle course, riders and more.
Weight Room - the Kitsilano Community Centre has the largest and most equiped weightroom. Most other centres have various sized weight rooms. Some of the weight rooms are Park Board facilities and their passes are usable at all Park Board weight rooms. Others are Association weight rooms which their passes are not tranferable to other facilities unless noted.
Room Rentals - When there are no community programs in the community centres most will rent open rooms. Two poplular facilities are Coal Harbour with a waterfront view and West Point Grey with and old Heritage mansion Aberthau.
Arts - The Roundhouse Community Centre is the arts centre of the city. Others like West Point Grey and West End have strong pottery clubs.
Waterfront - if you want to paddle the False Creek Community Centre is for you. They offer canoeing and kayaking lessons and a user group who take boats out for recreational paddles. If you are more competitive the Racing Canoe Club is there for Dragon Boating and competitivie paddling.
Check all of the community centres at the Vancouver Park Board website.
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Enter your team and join our 6-8 team league! Games take place every Tuesday night at the JCC gym at Oak and 41st Ave. The Spring season runs May - Aug and the Winter season runs Oct - April. The league includes 2 certified officials, scorekeepers, online standings and schedule, playoffs and championship trophy. Mid to high level players encouraged to play. Sign up your team! For more info e-mail Kyle at: kyle@jccgv.bc.ca or call the JCC at 604-257-5111, ext 219.

Sat. Nov.6 - Sun. Nov. 7, 2010
10 - 2 pm
Kits Community Centre
2690 Larch St. Vancouver BC
$59
To register Phone:604-257-6976 or Surf : www.kitscc.com
The intention of theseworkshops is that you will come away with a deeper appreciation of yourself asa storyteller. You will also come away with a story to tell! Whenpeople ask what you did you will be able to say: “I had fun!! I engaged withthe great joy that is storytelling. I shared and felt trust. I played somegames, I wrote a little bit, I listened to some great stories, I stretched…”
We will:
· sharedifferent perspectives through storytelling
· geta sense of the many ways to structure a story
· explorestorytelling techniques and approaches
· encourage‘learning by heart’ (NOT memorizing)
· finda manageable sequence of events within our stories
· playwith dynamics and modulation
“Naomi Steinberg tellsstories in order to ‘walk down a bit of the road together’.
In classrooms, rainforests,festivals and conferences - she has over 13 years experience facilitatingcreative engagement workshops with diverse communities. The past 8 years of herlife have been closely focused on storytelling. In her own words ‘tobe a storyteller, first you have to be a story-listener.’ Her workhas taken her to places as varied as India, Israel, Palestine and Italy.”
