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Events

Get into shape for life with social and recreational activities all over the city, many of which are supported by the City of Melbourne through events, initiatives and facilities. 

Sport for Kensington kids

After upgrades to the Kensington Community Recreation Centre, a wide range of junior sports are now on offer for kids up to 12 years old.

Join a soccer or basketball clinic, where an experienced coach will help fine tune your kids’ skills, while offering the chance to make new friends in a relaxing environment.

Basketball clinics run for an hour every Tuesday from 4.15pm for five to eight years old and from 5.15pm for eight to 12 year olds.

Soccer clinics run for an hour on Thursday from 4.15pm for five to eight years old and from 5.15pm for eight to 12 year olds.

Or enroll in a dance class, learn to play the keyboard, learn to swim or for younger ones to a EdGym class where they can run around in a fun, safe environment.

Melbourne City Baths member night

Members of Melbourne City Baths who have been dedicated to their health and wellbeing for ten consecutive years will be honoured at the annual recognition night on 29 June. Six member's names will be added to the Melbourne City Baths honour board.

All members are invited to enjoy good music and fine food to help celebrate this milestone. Contact Melbourne City Baths for more information.

Skate, scooter and BMX clinics

The Riverslide Skate Park hosts the Learn 2 Ride skateboard, scooter and BMX clinics throughout the July school holidays.

Beginner riders who are new to skate parks can get a safe introduction to using skate parks, along with some tips and tricks to learn.

The programs are run for groups of up to eight students and all equipment is available for use.

Sessions last for one hour and cost $16 per student, bookings are essential and places fill up fast. Contact Riverslide Skate Park on 9663 0495 or by email for more information.

Ditch the Desk

Ditch the Desk is a walking and fitness program developed to encourage workplaces to get out of the office and get active. Guided by professional fitness experts, participants work at their own pace, provided with helpful tips on how to improve their health and wellness and show you that being active can be very simple.

Visit www.melbournecitysports.ymca.org.au or contact mcs@ymca.org.au for more details.

 



A group of young children kitted out with knee and elbow pads skateboarding in a skate park