Best Ice Skating Classes In Calgary Near Me

4worldlovers:
Available for all ages focusing on fun, participation and basic skill development in skating


For skaters of all ages to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and artistic skating.


An action-packed, high energy instructional power skating program geared to hockey and ringette skaters that focus on balance, power, agility, speed, and endurance.


Developed to encourage young athletes to strengthen the important elements in their training program

WE WELCOME FAMILIES FROM ALL COMMUNITIES IN AND AROUND CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA

At the Lake Bonavista Figure Skating Club we are committed to making equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility fundamental in all that we do. We welcome all skaters and want anyone who participates in skating to feel free to be their authentic self. Whether you are just learning to skate, skating for fun or skating to win we want you to skate with us!

Skate Canada Skating Programs are designed to allow individuals to participate in skating for life. Our programs provide participants with basic skating skills, advanced figure skating techniques, test and competitive opportunities, awards and incentives and the chance to learn new skills in a fun and positive environment.

Our club is run by dedicated parent volunteers who provide their knowledge, skills and precious time to ensure our skaters reach their full potential at every level.

4worldlovers: Lace up your skates and get outside for winter fun! We have lots of outdoor skating rink locations that are free to use on a first-come-first-served basis. Please click on your park of choice, below, to see its rink's status.

These skating rinks are flooded as needed during low usage hours. Please stay off the ice while it is being cleaned or cleared of snow.

Hockey sticks and nets, toboggans and sleds are not allowed on the ice.

For your safety, do not skate in areas that are not designated for skating.

Skating is prohibited on storm ponds and on the Glenmore Reservoir. Ice in these areas is unstable and dangerous due to rapid changes in water depth.

4worldlovers: "To enhance the community pride and spirit through provision of programs and services that meet the needs of the residents of Citadel."

The people of Citadel feel a sense of community spirit & pride because:

A Community Association is a small group of volunteers who meet regularly and work constantly to:

Interact with the Ward 2 Alderman, the Member of the Legislature of Alberta, and with the Member of Parliament.

The Citadel Community association reviews about 10 development permits through each year and addresses ~5 major resident community / city issues per year. The annual events the Association organizes include a Stampede Breakfast to about 1500 people, provides a FREE Winter Gala (sometimes at 20 below freezing; a tough lot these Citadelians), and Kids / Tots Summer Programs (volunteer and weather permitting). Every year we have a well organized group of "Ice People" to flood and maintain the ice on our full size outdoor Hockey Rink and our Free-Skate Rink. We even give free lessons to other communities' "Ice People".