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A fun fitness class that will have you focused on cardiovascular and muscular strengthening, core and balance and ends with a nice stretch. For ages 50+.

Play on Banff's only indoor turf. Invite your friends and use the turf on your own terms - soccer skills & drills, casual run, exercise, lacrosse, or rugby are some of the popular activities. All Ages. Children 6 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

The Basement is a free youth drop-in space where your child can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music or just socialize with a youth leader. Healthy snacks provided. This program is for students in Grades 5 to 8.

Come to the Family Fun Zone at The Fenlands and have some fun with the whole family. Parents or guardians with kids can play basketball, table tennis, badminton, giant Lego, or enjoy some arts and crafts, board games and much more. All Ages. Parent or guardian supervision required. Drop in. No registration required.

Maintain your hockey skills over the summer months and join other players in this “sticks & pucks” style session. Shoot dry floor pucks or balls, practice on roller skates or in your running shoes. Equipment rentals are available All Ages. Children 6 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

A paddle sport that can be played as singles or doubles and combines elements of badminton, tennis, and ping pong that will have you working hard while having fun! Come on your own or bring a friend. Paddles and balls provided. Ages 16+

In badminton you will use racquets to hit a shuttlecock (or birdie) across a net at your opponent. Badminton can be played one-on-one or as doubles, so come alone or bring a friend. Racquets and birdies are provided.

In this evening biking session, you’ll get off the pavement and onto the trails in Banff National Park with a certified guide. Learn fundamental skills you need and explore local trails. Equipment provided. Ages 18+

Designed for those with lake canoeing experience who want to enhance their skills in moving water. Led by certified, local guides. They’ll help advance your paddling, communication, and rescue skills, all of which is essential for safe river canoe tripping. You will also learn how to enter and exit and eddy, navigate currents, and identify hazards above and below the water. This session is being offered as a part of Recreation and Parks Month.