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Yarmouth Area Minor Baseball Association is a volunteer organization promoting baseball in the Yarmouth County area. 

YAMBA offers both Competitive and Recreational baseball divisions for ages 4-18.  

Soccer is the largest organized summer sport in our municipality. There are teams ranging in age from 3 to 17. All teams are co-ed. There are over 300 youth that take part in Argyle Minor Soccer. Registration takes place each April (exact dates, locations and times will be updated on this website as well as on our facebook page).

The Yarmouth FC is an organization that helps children get active in a fun way!

All coaches volunteer their time to teach and help children learn to love the sport of soccer! Children can start as early as three years old and play until they’re 18+!

We have a girls and a boys rep team, for those who are more competitive.

You can also play non competitively with our house league.

Providing skating oppurtunities in Yarmouth County. 

A non-profit swim team that ascribes to healthy sport participation, goal setting and individual success.

Tucked into the southwest corner of the Province, this charming links-style layout offers a panoramic view of the local lighthouse and ocean. The rolling fairways, small lightning fast greens and unpredictable ocean breezes all combine to provide a true challenge for any golfer.

Yarmouth is one of the Province’s oldest courses. While playing Yarmouth course you will be treated to great views of the Atlantic Ocean. The course is fairly wide open but the small greens will make up for this as accurate approach shots will be required.

The YCMHA will foster, improve and perpetuate the game of minor hockey for member children,
parents, volunteers and associate parties, of Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia.

Yarmouth Recreation provides recreation programming and services for the Residents of MODY and TOY.

Tri-County Roller Derby League is a flat track roller derby league in Yarmouth NS.

The Recreation Department offers recreational programs and events for people of all ages. 

We envision a community where people of all abilities, experience the joy and the freedom to be found through daily participation in a wide variety of unstructured and structured opportunities for play, recreation and physical activity in our beautiful natural surroundings, recreation spaces and quality facilities. Individuals appreciate the benefits of recreation and are aware of the opportunities. Leaders and community organizations collaborate to provide quality recreation opportunities for the youngest to the eldest in all seasons of the year.

Providing recreational and competitive opportunities for Yarmouth area youth. 

The regular season runs from October - March. 

Groups currently offered are: 

U8, U10, U12, U14, and U16 and a U10/12 girls night 

You can register at: http://YarmouthCountyMinor.rampregistrations.com

Financial assistance with registration fees may be available directly through the club. Contact yarmouthminorbasketball@gmail.com for more information. Also the following organizations provide support to families: 

JStrong: JSTRONG Fund | Promoting Sport Accessibility for Youth | Yarmouth, NS

Kidsport: KidSport Canada | So all kids can play

Jumpstart: Home | Jumpstart (canadiantire.ca)

To promote and advance the game of Rugby in the Tri-County area. 

Take PART (Physically Accessible Recreation Today) provides Nova Scotians with disabilities an oppurtunity to participate in recreation and sport programs. takePART in Yarmouth currently provides Learn to Wheel, Learn to Sledge and Learn to Boccia.

For more information about our Take PART program in Yarmouth contact Carrie Layne at yarmouth@easterseals.ns.ca or call 902-815-5376.

The Municipality of Barrington Recreation Department strives to support individual and community wellness through active living opportunities and community connectiveness. Programs and events are offered year-round and for all ages. Family activity hikes, youth after-school activities, preschool pop-up play events, fun runs/walks, and holiday celebrations occur each month.

The department manages a number of recreation facilities including the Sandy Wickens Memorial Arena, Sherose Island Recreation Centre, outdoor pool, community garden, tennis court, and numerous trails, playgrounds and sports fields. 

The Sandy Wicken Memorial Arena has an official NHL-size ice surface with 5 team rooms, a community meeting room, and a canteen.The ice is installed in September and removed in April each year for the winter season. During these months the arena provides hockey events, figure skating, public skating, skating lessons and pick-up hockey. During the off-season, the facility is used for dances, concerts, wrestling and other special events.

This playground is located on Brass Hill and is a great space for local families to have fun. This park has: basketball court, large open space, swing sets, playground equipment, and view of the ocean

This park can be found in Brass Hill. Drive down Bayside Drive,  and take a left onto Island View Drive, then the park will be at the end of the loop near the ocean. 

Home of the Lobsterspiel! With info about curling, leagues, programs, spiels, pickleball, rentals & events. We have something for everyone. Contact us anytime for more information.

The Richard Swain Track and Field is a regulation size track and field. It also hosts a full size regulation soccer field. To book the Richard Swain Field please contact the Recreation Department.

Pictou County Athletics is located in Stellarton, NS. Training currently takes place at our outdoor track and field facility, Pioneer Coal Athletics Field.

Art classes for children and youth.

Revitalising the former Memorial Rink into an efficient multi-use indoor (non rink) community centre.

The MOPC's primary responsibility is providing services and governance to the rural population. These services include public works, some local roads, sewer and water, recreation, and other municipal services and governance.

The Pioneer Coal Athletics Field is a 400m, 8 lane rubberized track and field complex complete with 4 horizontal jump pits, javelin runways, a discus & hammer throw cage, a shot put circle as well as a high jump and pole vault area. The facility is also equipped with washrooms on both levels, the D&L Landry canteen, an office space with high speed internet service and a spectator viewing room/trainers room.

The facility is available for bookings. Please contact us via email for fees and other inquiries. 

The facility is open from April until October for the community for walking, jogging and workouts. 

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Recreation Nova Scotia (RNS) is a not-for-profit organization that inspires and supports a diverse and comprehensive network of partners committed to addressing the recreation needs of all Nova Scotians through the provision of leadership and a strong provincial voice.

Established in 1998, RNS is a central voice for the recreation sector in Nova Scotia, providing leadership, training, and support to respond to national, provincial and local priorities.

Membership includes local governments, Provincial Recreation Organizations, recreation practitioners, students, academics, elected officials, and voluntary sector organizations across Nova Scotia who are the direct providers of recreation and related opportunities at the community level.

Athletics Nova Scotia is the non-profit sport governing body for track and field, cross country running and road running in Nova Scotia. We are a member of Athletics Canada and provide training, competition and opportunities for all ages and abilities.  

Any volunteer not-for-profit group that supports the Association's purpose and objectives but is not eligible under the municipal category shall be eligible for membership. Members are eligible for two representatives with two votes and full membership privileges, including discounts on resources and training, access to all programs, including the RNS Awards, and all mailouts. Groups can access the RNS general liability insurance program through this category only.

We envision a province in which everyone is engaged in meaningful, accessible recreation experiences that foster:

• Individual wellbeing: Individuals with optimal mental and physical wellbeing, who are engaged and contributing members of their families and communities
• Community wellbeing: Communities that are healthy, inclusive, welcoming, resilient and sustainable
• The wellbeing of our natural and built environments: Environments that are appreciated, nurtured and sustained.

Annual memberships cover April 1 - March 31 yearly. 

As a Recreation Nova Scotia member, a municipality can name staff and elected officials as municipal members; please include all names in the registration form.

Municipal membership includes: 

• Membership is for all recreation employees, recreation committee members, and elected officials. 
• Regular e-bulletins highlighting current trends, legislation, research, resources, events, and new initiatives. 
• Access to position statements and policy documents. 
• The opportunity to recognize individuals and organizations in the parks and recreation community through the RNS Awards program. 
• The right to vote on issues, hold office, and elect a board of directors. 

We envision a province in which everyone is engaged in meaningful, accessible recreation experiences that foster: 

• Individual wellbeing: Individuals with optimal mental and physical wellbeing, who are engaged and contributing members of their families and communities 
• Community wellbeing: Communities that are healthy, inclusive, welcoming, resilient and sustainable 
• The wellbeing of our natural and built environments: Environments that are appreciated, nurtured and sustained. 

Once the membership application has been received, an invoice will be generated and sent by email to the primary contact for an annual membership that will be valid until March 31 of the following year. The invoice will include payment instructions for credit card, e-transfer, or cheque

As a Recreation Nova Scotia member, a municipality can name staff and elected officials as municipal members; please include all names in the registration form.

Municipal membership includes: 

• Membership is for all recreation employees, recreation committee members, and elected officials. 
• Regular e-bulletins highlighting current trends, legislation, research, resources, events, and new initiatives. 
• Access to position statements and policy documents. 
• The opportunity to recognize individuals and organizations in the parks and recreation community through the RNS Awards program. 
• The right to vote on issues, hold office, and elect a board of directors. 

We envision a province in which everyone is engaged in meaningful, accessible recreation experiences that foster: 

• Individual wellbeing: Individuals with optimal mental and physical wellbeing, who are engaged and contributing members of their families and communities 
• Community wellbeing: Communities that are healthy, inclusive, welcoming, resilient and sustainable 
• The wellbeing of our natural and built environments: Environments that are appreciated, nurtured and sustained. 

Once the membership application has been received, an invoice will be generated and sent by email to the primary contact for an annual membership that will be valid until March 31 of the following year. The invoice will include payment instructions for credit card, e-transfer, or cheque

Any for-profit business or corporation that supports the Association's purpose and objectives is eligible for membership. Two representatives with two votes and full membership privileges are available.

We envision a province in which everyone is engaged in meaningful, accessible recreation experiences that foster:

• Individual wellbeing: Individuals with optimal mental and physical wellbeing, who are engaged and contributing members of their families and communities
• Community wellbeing: Communities that are healthy, inclusive, welcoming, resilient and sustainable
• The wellbeing of our natural and built environments: Environments that are appreciated, nurtured and sustained.

As a Recreation Nova Scotia member, a municipality can name staff and elected officials as municipal members; please include all names in the registration form.

Municipal membership includes: 

• Membership is for all recreation employees, recreation committee members, and elected officials. 
• Regular e-bulletins highlighting current trends, legislation, research, resources, events, and new initiatives. 
• Access to position statements and policy documents. 
• The opportunity to recognize individuals and organizations in the parks and recreation community through the RNS Awards program. 
• The right to vote on issues, hold office, and elect a board of directors. 

We envision a province in which everyone is engaged in meaningful, accessible recreation experiences that foster: 

• Individual wellbeing: Individuals with optimal mental and physical wellbeing, who are engaged and contributing members of their families and communities 
• Community wellbeing: Communities that are healthy, inclusive, welcoming, resilient and sustainable 
• The wellbeing of our natural and built environments: Environments that are appreciated, nurtured and sustained. 

Once the membership application has been received, an invoice will be generated and sent by email to the primary contact for an annual membership that will be valid until March 31 of the following year. The invoice will include payment instructions for credit card, e-transfer, or cheque

Membership shall be open to any individual who supports the Association's purpose and objectives. Upon payment of their annual fee, they shall become full members of RNS and are entitled to all the rights and privileges of full membership, including discounts on services and training, access to all RNS programs and mailouts, and the opportunity to vote and hold office.

We envision a province in which everyone is engaged in meaningful, accessible recreation experiences that foster:

• Individual wellbeing: Individuals with optimal mental and physical wellbeing, who are engaged and contributing members of their families and communities
• Community wellbeing: Communities that are healthy, inclusive, welcoming, resilient and sustainable
• The wellbeing of our natural and built environments: Environments that are appreciated, nurtured and sustained.

Annual Memberships are valid from April 1 - March 31 yearly.

As a Recreation Nova Scotia member, a municipality can name staff and elected officials as municipal members; please include all names in the registration form.

Municipal membership includes: 

• Membership is for all recreation employees, recreation committee members, and elected officials. 
• Regular e-bulletins highlighting current trends, legislation, research, resources, events, and new initiatives. 
• Access to position statements and policy documents. 
• The opportunity to recognize individuals and organizations in the parks and recreation community through the RNS Awards program. 
• The right to vote on issues, hold office, and elect a board of directors. 

We envision a province in which everyone is engaged in meaningful, accessible recreation experiences that foster: 

• Individual wellbeing: Individuals with optimal mental and physical wellbeing, who are engaged and contributing members of their families and communities 
• Community wellbeing: Communities that are healthy, inclusive, welcoming, resilient and sustainable 
• The wellbeing of our natural and built environments: Environments that are appreciated, nurtured and sustained. 

Once the membership application has been received, an invoice will be generated and sent by email to the primary contact for an annual membership that will be valid until March 31 of the following year. The invoice will include payment instructions for credit card, e-transfer, or cheque

Any individual enrolled as a full-time student in secondary or post-secondary study is eligible for student membership. The student member would have all the rights and privileges of full membership, including discounts on services and training, access to all RNS programs and mailouts, and the opportunity to vote and hold office. 

We envision a province in which everyone is engaged in meaningful, accessible recreation experiences that foster:

• Individual wellbeing: Individuals with optimal mental and physical wellbeing, who are engaged and contributing members of their families and communities
• Community wellbeing: Communities that are healthy, inclusive, welcoming, resilient and sustainable
• The wellbeing of our natural and built environments: Environments that are appreciated, nurtured and sustained.

Annual memberships cover April 1 - March 31 yearly. 

Here at Recreation & Parks Services, we value your well-being! We endeavour to create active, healthy and vibrant communities that enrich the quality of life for all through quality physical, social and cultural recreation experiences

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Kingston is a village in Kings County on the north bank of the Annapolis River in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia. 

Advance Female Floorball is actively advancing female floorball in Canada through inclusive participation and leadership and skills training in fun and social ways!

The Advance Female Floorball Summer Camp is held in Wolfville, NS!

If you would like to express interest in a goalie session, register for this program as well!

Advance Female Floorball is actively advancing female floorball in Canada through inclusive participation and leadership and skills training in fun and social ways!

The Advance Female Floorball Summer Camp is held in Wolfville, NS!

Advance Female Floorball is actively advancing female floorball in Canada through inclusive participation and leadership and skills training in fun and social ways!

The Advance Female Floorball Summer Camp is held in Wolfville, NS!  

Advance Female Floorball is actively advancing female floorball in Canada through inclusive participation and leadership and skills training in fun and social ways!

The Advance Female Floorball Summer Camp is held in Wolfville, NS!

T-Shirt for the summer camp please register in this program.  Make sure you have your correct t-shirt size entered on the Family Profile page.

Note: Having a shirt for camp is mandatory, if you have one from a previous year that still fits, you can bring that along! Otherwise please sign up for this "program" to indicate you need a shirt and to pay the $20 fee. 

The Recreation and Community Wellness Department assists community groups, depending on specific needs, with coordination, planning, co-sponsorship, cost-sharing, and promotion; and where resources are available provides recreational and educational opportunities for County residents.

Outdoor Pickleball Court Opening Soon!

A community, volunteer-driven group with a mandate to develop the waterfront and establish a community

The Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre is a focal point in the region, serving residents, tourists and the business community. It is a state of the art facility offering meeting and conference facilities, including a full conference room (5040 square feet), a 16X30 board room, and classroom space.

The Civic Centre also houses an arena, fitness centre, dance studio, performance space, the J. Franklin Wright Gallery, municipal offices, racquetball courts, and a walking track.

Multi-Use Outdoor Courts Coming soon! 

Multi-Use Outdoor Basketball Court Coming soon! 

Creignish Recreation Center is a full-service community hall located in beautiful Creignish, Nova Scotia.

Outdoor Pickleball Court Opening Soon!

Outdoor Pickleball Court Opening Soon!

Multi-Use Outdoor Basketball Court Coming soon! 

Named after the hockey sports legend, the Al MacInnis Sports Centre is a hockey arena and community hub located in Inverness County, Cape Breton Nova Scotia.

Catering to residents of Port Hood, Inverness County and visitors alike, the Al MacInnis Sports Centre is also venue to several festival and events.

NHL size skating rink with canteen service, and other activities hosted in off season.

A hub for creative activity, a place to make art, view art, and learn about art. We have a diverse array of programs that build creative courage in individuals and strengthen communities. We are a gathering place, a place of inspiration, a place where creativity and community are nurtured and cherished. It is a place where children and adults alike explore, learn, and grow. We are a place where professional and amateur artists get the supports they need to thrive; where a deep and abiding love of art is borne by everyone who walks through the doors or participates in a program or event.

The Mabou & District Athletic Centre is a non profit , community commission run, inclusive facilty that has been proudly serving  Mabou & surrounding communities since 1971-72. 

The Mabou Arena was the first arena in Inverness County outside of the town of Port Hawkesbury. The Athletic Centre is devoted to promoting physical activity and strives to provide a safe location for community members of all ages and skill levels to meet (social network), participate in sport (skill development), or recreational activities. 

Non-Profit Organization, Celtic Colours Host, Weddings, Events located in Judique, Nova Scotia

This program is designed for players of all skill levels to learn, play, and grow in a fun, supportive environment.

This program is designed for players of all skill levels to learn, play, and grow in a fun, supportive environment.

This program is designed for players of all skill levels to learn, play, and grow in a fun, supportive environment.

Teens are invited to take part in friendly competition with our spikeball tournaments! Whether you’re playing for fun or aiming to win, it’s a great way to stay active and connect with others. All skill levels are welcome! 

$10 per team

Location: Sunset Beach, Port Hood

This arts and crafts program allows kids to express themselves through hands-on art projects, featuring new crafts with various materials each session. Children will create unique items to take home, with all supplies provided—just bring your imagination!

This program is designed for players of all skill levels to learn, play, and grow in a fun, supportive environment.

Teens are invited to take part in friendly competition with our spikeball tournaments! Whether you’re playing for fun or aiming to win, it’s a great way to stay active and connect with others. All skill levels are welcome! 

Beach locations are to be determined prior to day of tournament. 

**NOTE: Teen Tournaments are weekly, but spikeball will interchange with volleyball**

Spikeball Cost: $10/team

Super Science Day! is designed for curious minds aged 6–10. This action-packed day features a variety of interactive science experiments and activities that are crafted to spark imagination and foster a love for science. Join us for a day of fun, learning, and scientific adventure!

Multisport programs are a relatively new concept, but they’re growing in popularity with parents and kids. Besides being fun and excellent for developing physical literacy, they offer convenience and affordability for parents who are looking to give their children a positive early introduction to sport and activity.

4 week Lacrosse Skills camp focusing on introdcing new players to the sport. We will learn basic Lacrosse skills and leading to fun non contact scrimmages. 

Sticks and balls are provided. Players will need to bring a Helmet with cage, gloves, and protective Cup is recommended. Players should wear sneakers and bring water.  

This program is designed for players of all skill levels to learn, play, and grow in a fun, supportive environment.

Join us for a unique and exciting opportunity to train with three Alba FA coaches from Scotland—Calum MacFhearghais, Harry MacNeacail, and Innes Scullion in a fun, inclusive, 2-day soccer camp for ages 6–14. All skill levels are welcome! Participants will develop their soccer skills while being introduced to the Gaelic language in an engaging and playful environment. It’s a great chance to connect with Gaelic speakers and learners, make new friends, and enjoy a blend of culture, language, and sport!

This weekly arts and crafts program allows kids to express themselves through hands-on art projects, featuring new crafts with various materials each session. Children will create unique items to take home, with all supplies provided—just bring your imagination!

Ultimate frisbee for Adults played outdoors at the Whycocomagh Education Centre Field Tuesdays from 6:30-8:30. This is a beginner friendly prorgam and encourages poeple to get out and try it. 

If you have any questions about the activity please reach out to Jason Calder @ jason.calder@invernesscounty.ca

Volleyball Summer Refresh Camp hosted by Melanie MacDonald at Whycocomagh Education Centre is designed for highschool students looking to participate in a refresher camp before school starts. The camp is open to students grades 9-12. 

The camp has space for 24 participants and the cost is $80. 
***** Many students are working and the camp can accomodate work schedules****

This program is designed for players of all skill levels to learn, play, and grow in a fun, supportive environment.

Summer Explosion offers fast-paced fun for boys and girls aged 9-12 on Thursday mornings from July 10 to August 21. The program focuses on movement activities like races, relays, tug of war, strength training, and agility training.

Sneakers, water bottle, sunscreen & bug spray required.

This program is designed for players of all skill levels to learn, play, and grow in a fun, supportive environment.

This weekly program invites kids to build, create, and imagine using LEGO bricks! Each session features fun challenges, group builds, and friendly competitions that encourage creativity and teamwork. While creations stay at our sessions, the fun, skills, and memories go home. All materials are provided—just bring your ideas!

In partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays and JaysCare, the Get Active Recreation Team is offering a 7-week, fun-focused softball program for girls ages 9–12. The program will introduce basic softball skills and team play in a welcoming environment.

Note: Players participating in the U11 rep team will also have additional evening practices outside of this program’s regular time.

Pre-registration required

Multisport programs are a relatively new concept, but they’re growing in popularity with parents and kids. Besides being fun and excellent for developing physical literacy, they offer convenience and affordability for parents who are looking to give their children a positive early introduction to sport and activity.

The Inverness County Running Race Series is back for another exciting year of Commnity Race Events. This series will track place finish and points of registered participants as they compete in the local community events.

To Qualify for Prizes at the end of the series you must participate in at least 4 of the 8 races.  Please register for the series and then register for each event with the organizing commitee for each race. If you have any question please reach out to Jason Calder at 902-787-3508 or jason.calder@invernesscounty.ca.

Race Series categories are Junior (18 and Under), Open (19-39), Masters (40-59) and Golden Masters (60 and up). 

The series dates are as follows. 

Hugh Arnold Campbell - Mabou - Jun. 28th/25

Ship Harbour Hustle - Port Hawkesbury - Jul. 5th/25

Inverness Gathering Road Race - Inverness - Jul. 19th/25

Broad Cove Marsh Run - Broad Cove - Jul. 26th/25

Alfred Reynold Memorial - Port Hood - Aug. 2nd/25

La course de l'escaouette Run - Cheticamp - Aug. 2nd/25

Cedric MacDonald Memorial - Judique - Aug. 9th/25

Reis Mhabu / Race Mabou - Mabou - Oct. 11th/25

Join us for an exciting day of athletic competition and fun at our upcoming Youth Track & Field Meet! This event is open to young athletes eager to showcase their speed, strength, and agility across a variety of track and field events including 60m, 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, standing long jump, long jump, shotput, javelin, discus, and relay races! Register for a minimum of 3 events and maximum of 5. 

This program is designed for players of all skill levels to learn, play, and grow in a fun, supportive environment.

Inverness Impact Girls Softball is launching this summer! With the help of Cape Breton West Softball, sponsors and the Get Active team we want to see these young athletes develop in a fun, team environment. Inverness has a very long history of great athletes and these girls are no different. Let's hit the field running! 

Girls At Bat is an introductory level baseball program designed to reduce some of the biggest barriers anyone identifying* as a girl may face when accessing or participating in sport. Some of these barriers include, but are not limited to, sport being too competitive, having a perceived lack of skill, limited access to opportunity, and low confidence. Girls At Bat works to remove these barriers by creating spaces that empower and centre the leadership and voices of girls and provide opportunities for them to learn and play sport amongst a resilient and inclusive community. The program changes the game for girls by focusing on four key pillars: connection, courage, leadership, and love of sport. The program is implemented by schools and community organizations with the goal of increasing participation and retention in sport and play.

Lizzi's Loop Adventure Camp is a 1km adventure filled with crafts and activities. Campers can be dropped off at 9:30am. Each camper should dress for the weather, apply sunscreen and bug spray, and bring a water bottle (snacks provided). This program is offered free of charge; registration is preferred.

Underwater Day- Campers will explore ocean life by diving into sensory bins, creating their own underwater habitats, and making ocean-inspired crafts to take home.