Pickleball Court At Calvert Park Now Open
Residents in the Vodden St. E and Williams Parkway area along the Etobicoke creek trail now have access to a new pickleball court at Calvert Park. By converting this neglected space into a pickleball court, with lighting coming soon, the city is creating a safer and more vibrant environment that promotes sports, recreation, and community engagement.
City of Brampton Earns HIGH FIVE® Accreditation for Recreation Excellence
Brampton’s Recreation division achieves HIGH FIVE® accreditation, ensuring top-tier child development in programs. Supported by Mayor Patrick Brown and Councilors, this milestone emphasizes quality, staff training, and community engagement, reinforcing Brampton’s commitment to excellence in recreation.
Brampton Launches Complimentary Recreation Memberships for Seniors
Brampton celebrates June as Recreation and Parks Month with seniors
June in Brampton is packed with exciting events as the city celebrates Recreation and Parks Month alongside Seniors Month. This month highlights Brampton’s beautiful parks, trails, and recreational facilities, making it a perfect time to explore and enjoy these amenities.
Brampton Opens Canada’s First Fully Lit Boxed Soccer Court with Atiba Hutchinson
Brampton partners with soccer star Atiba Hutchinson to open Canada’s first fully lit soccer court, part of the upcoming Century Gardens Youth Hub. This facility promotes active living, youth development, and honors Hutchinson’s legacy, providing a safe space for all skill levels to enjoy soccer.
Brampton Youth Tennis Courts at Rosalea Park
Construction is currently underway at Rosalea Park for the development of public tennis courts specifically for Brampton youth, in response to an increase in demand for youth tennis. The tennis courts will be domed to support ongoing use during the winter season. Construction is scheduled for completion in November of 2024.
Recreation memberships for seniors
Lit Outdoor Pickleball Court Coming to Calvert Park!
The city of Brampton is taking a proactive approach to address the changing needs and demands of its residents by updating park amenities. Following the successful transformation of a baseball diamond into a fully lit tape ball amenity, the city is now turning its attention to an underutilized lawn bowling pitch. This derelict space, which has become associated with illicit behavior, is set to be revitalized and transformed into an outdoor lit pickleball court. This exciting development aims to meet the growing demand for pickleball facilities in Brampton and provide a safe and enjoyable space for residents of all ages.
First Youth Hub in Brampton Opens
Brampton celebrated youth week with the grand opening of its first official Youth Hub, located at the Susan Fennell Sportsplex. The Youth Hub will provide inclusive services and activities for youth ages 14 to 29.
