Ta na wa Ch’áwat ta Sx̱wéx̱wel
Squamish Valley Operations
Recreation
Phone: 604-892-5166
Email: squamishrecreation@squamish.net
Manager: Lindsay Hubley
Phone: 604-848-2230
This team provides all sport and recreation, family, wellness and cultural, and community programs that meet the holistic needs of our Members. As part of this, the team manages the gym at Totem Hall, the fitness/weight room, and the Teen Centre.
A wide variety of programs are offered include sports, fitness, cultural classes, community gardening, and preteen and teen programs. Special events and programs include family movie nights, holiday parties, and events and dances. Information can be found on the Squamish Valley Recreation Facebook page.
Healthy Children’s Program
The Healthy Children’s Program is for 6-11 year olds and operates Monday to Thursday. All participants must register in advance. Programs include physical literacy, crafts, kickboxing, and more.
Family & Culture
Recreation offers weekly programs including swimming, walking clubs, crafts, and other activities. Our cultural programming is also offered to families and includes drum making, weaving, and other arts.
The Teen Centre in Brackendale is run by the Recreation team and offers pre-teen programs for ages 10-12 and teen programs for 12-18 years.
Drop-in and planned programs are offered every day, and can include arts, fitness, holiday parties, or special trips. Times and programs are scheduled between preteens and teens.
Check the Squamish Valley newsletter for the programming schedule or contact squamishrecreation@squamish.net.
Hours: Monday to Friday
Time: 8:30 am to 10:00 pm
A variety of personal trainers and instructors are contracted to provide programs utilizing fitness room equipment and to educate on use of equipment etc. To book a time slot in the weight room, please call 604-892-5166 or email totemhall@squamish.net.
Related Links
Nation Updates
Sen̓áḵw Updates
More Sḵwx̱wú7mesh People will be able to once again call Sen̓áḵw home when Tower Two opens its doors to residents this fall.
Sḵwx̱wú7mesh People United: The Significance of Amalgamation Day
On July 23rd, 1923, believing they were stronger together, 412 People represented by 16 headmen from about two dozen Sḵwx̱wú7mesh villages came together to form the modern-day Squamish Nation.
The story of Stan’s Thunderbird
As recognition of Stan’s many contributions to his People, his teachings, his mentoring, and his art, the Nation honoured him with a blanketing ceremony during this year’s Amalgamation Day.