SPRING/SUMMER 2025 RECREATION GUIDE
Train alongside an accredited guide, learn ballet basics or give your breaststroke a go — with so much to offer, Campus & Community Recreation has a program for you!
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Ready to try something new, challenge yourself, and make unforgettable memories? Adventure Programs offers beginner-friendly activities that spark curiosity, build confidence, and bring out your adventurous side.
Whether you're looking to master the art of ballet, explore the world of kickboxing or try something you may not have done before like burlesque or k-pop, our experienced instructors will guide you every step of the way.
Work out and train under the guidance of accredited fitness professionals. Find a program that fits your needs and helps you achieve your fitness goals. Strength & Conditioning — Mind / Body Fitness — Spin — Zumba.
From novice to high-performance athletes, view programs for people of all climbing abilities — including youth!
Join an intramural league for the opportunity to play with friends — old and new — in an environment that celebrates teamwork, mutual respect and – most of all – fun!
Find aquatic programs for all ages and levels including learn-to-swim lessons, certifications and fitness classes. Programs for youth and adults!
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Learn to Dragon Boat Race Course 22927
Adventure Programs
Join us for "Learn to Dragon Boat", a fun and beginner-friendly event where you'll get hands-on experience paddling as part of a team on the water. Dragon boat racing is a fast-paced team sport that involves paddling a long, narrow boat in sync to the beat of a drum—no experience needed, just bring your enthusiasm!
- Saturday at 1:00 PM-2:15 PM
May 31, 2025 to May 31, 2025 - Off Campus/Other Locations, Off Campus
- U of A Student: $20.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $25.00
Additional Information
- Ages 18 and up
*no class on
Learn to Camp | Elk Island National Park Course 22926
Adventure Programs
Ready to spend a night under the stars? Join us for a Learn-to Camp overnight experience, where you will learn everything you need to know to plan your own camping adventure.
Learn-to Camp overnights are weekend events designed to teach anyone the fundamentals of camping in the great outdoors. You’ll spend Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning taking part in hands-on workshops such as: how-to pitch a tent, how-to build a campfire, how-to use a camp stove and much much more!
Tents, foam sleeping pads and camp stoves are provided.
- Saturday at 10:00 AM-10:00 AM
July 12, 2025 to July 12, 2025 - Off Campus/Other Locations, Off Campus
- U of A Student: $41.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $45.00
Additional Information
- Ages 18 and up
*no class on
Adult Swimmer 1 | Evening Course 22554
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards completing short distance swims (10-15m) on their front and back. They will work through swimming stroke fundamentals such as floats, rolls, glides, and kicks. Swimmers will develop their underwater skills as they continue to build their confidence in the water.
- Sunday at 4:05 PM-4:50 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 1 | Evening Course 22559
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards completing short distance swims (10-15m) on their front and back. They will work through swimming stroke fundamentals such as floats, rolls, glides, and kicks. Swimmers will develop their underwater skills as they continue to build their confidence in the water.
- Sunday at 4:40 PM-5:25 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 1 | Evening Course 22542
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards completing short distance swims (10-15m) on their front and back. They will work through swimming stroke fundamentals such as floats, rolls, glides, and kicks. Swimmers will develop their underwater skills as they continue to build their confidence in the water.
- Sunday at 4:55 PM-5:40 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 1 | Evening Course 22528
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards completing short distance swims (10-15m) on their front and back. They will work through swimming stroke fundamentals such as floats, rolls, glides, and kicks. Swimmers will develop their underwater skills as they continue to build their confidence in the water.
- Sunday at 5:45 PM-6:30 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 1 | Morning Course 22424
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards completing short distance swims (10-15m) on their front and back. They will work through swimming stroke fundamentals such as floats, rolls, glides, and kicks. Swimmers will develop their underwater skills as they continue to build their confidence in the water.
- Sunday at 11:20 AM-12:05 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 1 | Morning Course 22432
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards completing short distance swims (10-15m) on their front and back. They will work through swimming stroke fundamentals such as floats, rolls, glides, and kicks. Swimmers will develop their underwater skills as they continue to build their confidence in the water.
- Sunday at 11:55 AM-12:40 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 1 | Morning Course 22411
Aquatics
Adult 1: Adult swimmers will work towards completing short distance swims (10-15m) on their front and back. They will work through swimming stroke fundamentals such as floats, rolls, glides, and kicks. Swimmers will develop their underwater skills as they continue to build their confidence in the water.
- Sunday at 9:00 AM-9:45 AM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 1 | Morning Course 22439
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards completing short distance swims (10-15m) on their front and back. They will work through swimming stroke fundamentals such as floats, rolls, glides, and kicks. Swimmers will develop their underwater skills as they continue to build their confidence in the water.
- Sunday at 9:35 AM-10:20 AM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 2 | Evening Course 22483
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will practice different entries into deep water including dives, rolls, and tuck jumps (cannonballs). As they work on building strength and endurance, they will aim to be able to tread water for 1-2 minutes. New underwater skills are introduced such as handstands in shallow water and front somersaults (in water). Swimmers will achieve the Swim to Survive standard by being able to roll into deep water, tread water for 1 minute, and swim 50m. In addition to improving their front crawl, back crawl, and whip kick, swimmers will be introduced to breaststroke.
- Sunday at 3:30 PM-4:15 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 2 | Evening Course 22523
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will practice different entries into deep water including dives, rolls, and tuck jumps (cannonballs). As they work on building strength and endurance, they will aim to be able to tread water for 1-2 minutes. New underwater skills are introduced such as handstands in shallow water and front somersaults (in water). Swimmers will achieve the Swim to Survive standard by being able to roll into deep water, tread water for 1 minute, and swim 50m. In addition to improving their front crawl, back crawl, and whip kick, swimmers will be introduced to breaststroke.
- Sunday at 5:45 PM-6:30 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 2 | Morning Course 22414
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will practice different entries into deep water including dives, rolls, and tuck jumps (cannonballs). As they work on building strength and endurance, they will aim to be able to tread water for 1-2 minutes. New underwater skills are introduced such as handstands in shallow water and front somersaults (in water). Swimmers will achieve the Swim to Survive standard by being able to roll into deep water, tread water for 1 minute, and swim 50m. In addition to improving their front crawl, back crawl, and whip kick, swimmers will be introduced to breaststroke.
- Sunday at 11:05 AM-11:50 AM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 3 | Evening Course 22521
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards mastering front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke. Challenging skills such as shallow dives, stride entries, and compact jumps will be completed as well as a focus on developing lifesaving kicks. Swimmers can expect to improve their fitness levels as they work on completing 300m workouts and 25-50m sprints.
- Sunday at 4:55 PM-5:40 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 3 | Morning Course 22408
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards mastering front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke. Challenging skills such as shallow dives, stride entries, and compact jumps will be completed as well as a focus on developing lifesaving kicks. Swimmers can expect to improve their fitness levels as they work on completing 300m workouts and 25-50m sprints.
- Sunday at 11:25 AM-12:10 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Adult Swimmer 3 | Morning Course 22350
Aquatics
Adult swimmers will work towards mastering front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke. Challenging skills such as shallow dives, stride entries, and compact jumps will be completed as well as a focus on developing lifesaving kicks. Swimmers can expect to improve their fitness levels as they work on completing 300m workouts and 25-50m sprints.
- Sunday at 9:00 AM-9:45 AM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Fitness Swimmer | Evening Course 22522
Aquatics
This program is for swimmers of any age who want to improve their overall physical fitness in the water. Fitness Swimmer provides a structured approach based on training principles and practices including interval training. Participants set their own goals. There are no age requirements and no levels in Fitness Swimmer. Certified instructors will work with swimmers to help them improve their strokes and achieve their fitness goals.
- Sunday at 4:55 PM-5:40 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Fitness Swimmer | Morning Course 22409
Aquatics
This program is for swimmers of any age who want to improve their overall physical fitness in the water. Fitness Swimmer provides a structured approach based on training principles and practices including interval training. Participants set their own goals. There are no age requirements and no levels in Fitness Swimmer. Certified instructors will work with swimmers to help them improve their strokes and achieve their fitness goals.
- Sunday at 11:25 AM-12:10 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Fitness Swimmer | Morning Course 22352
Aquatics
This program is for swimmers of any age who want to improve their overall physical fitness in the water. Fitness Swimmer provides a structured approach based on training principles and practices including interval training. Participants set their own goals. There are no age requirements and no levels in Fitness Swimmer. Certified instructors will work with swimmers to help them improve their strokes and achieve their fitness goals.
- Sunday at 9:00 AM-9:45 AM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $63.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $70.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
*no class on May 18
Lifesaving Society's Bronze Cross Course 20939
Aquatics
Bronze Cross begins the transition from lifesaving to lifeguarding and prepares candidates for responsibilities as assistant lifeguards. Candidates strengthen and expand their lifesaving skills and begin to apply the principles and techniques of active surveillance in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross emphasizes the importance of teamwork and communication in preventing and responding to aquatic emergencies. Bronze Cross is a prerequisite for advanced training in the Society’s National Lifeguard and instructor certification programs.
- Sunday at 12:00 PM-5:00 PM
May 25, 2025 to June 15, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $162.48
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $180.00
Additional Information
- Ages 13 and up
- Prerequisite(s): Must have a vaild Intermediate First Aid from providers on the Alberta Government workplace approved list.
- Bronze Medallion (can be expired).
- Must bring copy of Certifications on the first day of course.
*no class on
Lifesaving Society's Canadian Swim Patrol | Evening Course 22552
Aquatics
Rookie Patrol lays the foundation of the Swim Patrol program. It includes 4 main components: stroke refinement, fitness, first aid, and lifesaving. Stroke refinement is focused on front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke. Fitness components include a 350m workout and 100m timed swim. Swimmers will learn about assessing conscious victims, contacting EMS, and treatment for bleeding. Rookie Patrol is rounded off with an introduction to lifesaving skills, including self rescue techniques, victim recognition, and using throwing assists.
Ranger Patrol stroke refinement and underwater proficiency continues to be a focus in Ranger Patrol as it is critical for supporting swimmer fitness. Swimmers can expect their fitness levels to increase as they work towards a 200m timed swim. First aid at the Ranger Patrol level includes assessment of unconscious victims, treating for shock, and procedures for obstructed airways. Lifesaving skills are expanded to include object support and non-contact rescues with a buoyant aid.
Star Patrol will prepare swimmers for the Bronze Star Award. Strokes will continue to be refined through completion of 100m swims. It demands good physical conditioning as swimmers will be challenged with a 600m workout, 300m timed swim, and a 25m object carry. First aid at this level focuses on treatment of bone and joint injuries, and respiratory emergencies like asthma and allergic reactions. Lifesaving skills include in water defense methods, rolling over and supporting victims in shallow water, and removing victims from shallow water. Swimmers that complete Star Patrol will be well on their way to becoming bona fide Lifesavers.
- Sunday at 5:30 PM-6:30 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $73.50
Additional Information
- Ages 12-15 Years
- Must be 12 years old or have completed Swimmer 6.
- Note: Participants can be under the age of 12 years as long as they have proof of passing Swimmer 6. Please contact Customer Service to register
*no class on May 18
Lifesaving Society's Canadian Swim Patrol | Morning Course 22425
Aquatics
Rookie Patrol lays the foundation of the Swim Patrol program. It includes 4 main components: stroke refinement, fitness, first aid, and lifesaving. Stroke refinement is focused on front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke. Fitness components include a 350m workout and 100m timed swim. Swimmers will learn about assessing conscious victims, contacting EMS, and treatment for bleeding. Rookie Patrol is rounded off with an introduction to lifesaving skills, including self rescue techniques, victim recognition, and using throwing assists.
Ranger Patrol stroke refinement and underwater proficiency continues to be a focus in Ranger Patrol as it is critical for supporting swimmer fitness. Swimmers can expect their fitness levels to increase as they work towards a 200m timed swim. First aid at the Ranger Patrol level includes assessment of unconscious victims, treating for shock, and procedures for obstructed airways. Lifesaving skills are expanded to include object support and non-contact rescues with a buoyant aid.
Star Patrol will prepare swimmers for the Bronze Star Award. Strokes will continue to be refined through completion of 100m swims. It demands good physical conditioning as swimmers will be challenged with a 600m workout, 300m timed swim, and a 25m object carry. First aid at this level focuses on treatment of bone and joint injuries, and respiratory emergencies like asthma and allergic reactions. Lifesaving skills include in water defense methods, rolling over and supporting victims in shallow water, and removing victims from shallow water. Swimmers that complete Star Patrol will be well on their way to becoming bona fide Lifesavers.
- Sunday at 12:10 PM-1:10 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $73.50
Additional Information
- Ages 12-15 Years
- Must be 12 years old or have completed Swimmer 6.
- Note: Participants can be under the age of 12 years as long as they have proof of passing Swimmer 6. Please contact Customer Service to register
*no class on May 18
Lifesaving Society's National Lifeguard Course 20969
Aquatics
The Lifesaving Society’s National Lifeguard certification builds on the fundamental skills, knowledge, fitness, judgment, and values taught in the prerequisite Lifesaving Society lifesaving certifications. Recognized as the standard for lifeguards in Canada, National Lifeguard training develops a sound understanding of lifeguarding principles, good judgment, and a mature and responsible attitude toward the role of the lifeguard. National Lifeguard Pool trains lifeguards in safety supervision and rescue in a pool environment.
- Sunday at 9:00 AM-5:00 PM,Saturday at 9:00 AM-5:00 PM
May 24, 2025 to June 08, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool, 1-662 Smart Classroom
- U of A Student: $432.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $480.00
Additional Information
- Ages 15 and up
- Prerequisite(s): Bronze Cross (can be expired), and a minimum 15 years of age on the last day of class. Alberta Appoved Intermedate First Aid & CPR-C Certification.
- Must bring copy of Certifications on the first day of course.
*no class on
Lifesaving Society's National Lifeguard | Recertification Course 22934
Aquatics
National Lifeguard Pool Recertification:
Designed as a resource for candidates to prepare and familiarize with the items covered in a National Lifeguard re-certification, as well as to assist in planning for training supports for success. With practice and review, the National Lifeguard re-certification is achievable by everyone. Candidates are encouraged to practice skills and review knowledge to prepare for the re-certification course.
- Sunday at 12:00 PM-6:00 PM
June 22, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $50.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: $50.00
Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $60.00
Additional Information
- Ages 16 and up
- Prerequisite(s): Must have held a Lifesaving National Lifeguard: Pool Award and a Vaild Intermediate First Aid from providers on the Alberta Government workplace approved list.
- Must bring copy of Certifications on the first day of course.
*no class on
Lifesaving Society's Swim/Lifesaving/CPR Instr Recertification Course 20967
Aquatics
The Swim and Lifesaving Instructor Recertification course evaluates Instructor level 1 leadership competencies, facilitates networking and provides Instructors with updates from the Lifesaving Society.
- Saturday at 9:00 AM-1:00 PM
June 21, 2025 to June 21, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-550 West Pool
- U of A Student: $80.00
U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: $85.00
Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $95.00
Additional Information
- Ages 16 and up
- Prerequisite(s): To be eligible for recertification, Swim and/or Lifesaving Instructors must have completed all mandatory updates (as required).
- Must bring copy of Certifications on the first day of course.
*no class on
Parent and Tot 1 | Evening Course 22524
Aquatics
Parents and babies will explore the water together under the watchful eyes of their instructor. They will learn how to safely enter and exit the water and work on getting ready to discover the water safely. Parents will learn how to safely support their child while they play.
- Sunday at 3:30 PM-4:00 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $63.00
Additional Information
- Ages 4 months -1 year
*no class on May 18
Parent and Tot 1 | Morning Course 22418
Aquatics
Parents and babies will explore the water together under the watchful eyes of their instructor. They will learn how to safely enter and exit the water and work on getting ready to discover the water safely. Parents will learn how to safely support their child while they play.
- Sunday at 9:00 AM-9:30 AM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $63.00
Additional Information
- Ages 4 months -1 year
*no class on May 18
Parent and Tot 2 | Evening Course 22517
Aquatics
Instructors will lead sessions to help parents with children learn basic water safety skills in a welcoming environment. Parents are taught how to support their child with assisted entries and exits into water and support them in learning to float and kick. They can celebrate together when the child can get their face wet and blow bubbles for the first time.
- Sunday at 3:30 PM-4:00 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 23, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $63.00
Additional Information
- Ages 1-2 Years
*no class on May 18
Parent and Tot 2 | Morning Course 22437
Aquatics
Instructors will lead sessions to help parents with children learn basic water safety skills in a welcoming environment. Parents are taught how to support their child with assisted entries and exits into water and support them in learning to float and kick. They can celebrate together when the child can get their face wet and blow bubbles for the first time.
- Sunday at 9:00 AM-9:30 AM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $63.00
Additional Information
- Ages 1-2 years
*no class on May 18
Parent and Tot 3 | Evening Course 22518
Aquatics
Parents will work towards supporting their toddlers in becoming more independent in the water. Getting in, getting out, going under, and floating, parents and toddlers will be introduced to different iterations of these fundamental skills.
- Sunday at 3:30 PM-4:00 PM
May 04, 2025 to June 22, 2025 - Van Vliet Complex, 1-260 East Pool
- U of A Student: U of A Alumni: U of A Staff: Member (SCSC, ACC/CGI, VVC): Public: $63.00
Additional Information
- Ages 2-3 Years
*no class on May 18
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