Following Provincial and Public Health Directives, the City of Burlington is now offering redesigned recreation programs for fall 2020. The City of Burlington will begin to offer private music lessons, Adult 19+ and 55+ and outdoor aquatic programs starting on Sept. 8 as part of its Fall Redesign initiative following the provincial government's announcement of stage 3 reopening. Public festivals and event listings in this calendar should also be cancelled. Please contact the event provider directly to confirm.
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Walk Meetup - Public Art Walk with Mayor Meed Ward and Play Campaign Launch
Overview:
Join Mayor Marianne Meed Ward on a “Public Art Walk” in the Downtown area and help us kick off the Month of Play (June) to recognize the importance of active, healthy living where we will challenge Burlington residents to “Walk the Talk” and sign up for ParticipACTION’s “Community Better Challenge” to incorporate physical activity where they live, work and play.
The Public Art Walk we will walk to various public art installations to learn more about their history and origins.
- Meet-up at City Hall Civic Square at 10 a.m. Rain or shine.
- Approx. 45 minutes
- Approx. Distance: 2.5 kilometers
- Please wear appropriate and comfortable footwear for walking.
- Walk the Talk T-shirts and Public Art Booklet to the first 50 participants.
- T-shirts Size limited. First Come. First Serve.
Participants in the Public Art Walk with the Mayor event do so at their own risk and acknowledge that accidents and/or injuries could occur while participating in this event. The City assumes no liability for any liability, claims, demands, damages, actions, or causes of action now existing or which hereinafter may arise as a result of my participation in the event, whether any injury is caused by the negligence of the City, participants or third parties.
Location:
Meet up at City Hall - Civic Square426 Brant Street
Burlington, Ontario, L7R3Z6
