Lockeport Recreation

02/05/2025

02/03/2025

Get your mittens and warm clothes on, then head out in the snow to start a sculpture. Be sure to contact us here at the Rec. Dept., so we can come see your creation and enter it for the contest. We'll take entries East of the Jordan River in Shelburne County. Come on everyone, "MAKE YOUR MOVE".

01/27/2025

Looking for something to do this evening? Why not stop by LRHS Gym to take in an Under 12 basketball game between Shelburne and Lockeport at 5:30 p.m.

Can't make it tonight? There's another game tomorrow at 4pm featuring Lockeport and Liverpool and another Shelburne team is coming to play Lockeport on Wednesday at 5:30pm.

01/23/2025

For these open workshops, we’ll be creating beach rock dot mandalas while we brainstorm for the future. We want to know what you’d like to get out of an art session: painting, drawing, charcoal, glass painting, diamond artwork, structured courses… The sky is the limit when it comes to creativity! Be sure to pre-register with the Rec. Dept. to save your space.

Sarah Stuart is the Creator & Owner at “Where The Wild Art Grows.” She’s been wanting to create her own art & design business forever, and finally took the leap last Spring. It’s already been an amazing journey thanks to all of the local support!

01/10/2025

Accessibility Friday Spotlight: THRIVE Learning Centre for Mental Wellness and Well-Being

THRIVE, available through The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), is a virtual learning centre that offers free workshops where Nova Scotians can learn skills and tools to promote and support their mental health.

To learn more, visit THRIVE’s webpage:
https://bit.ly/3BWxVpt

Source: CMHA

01/06/2025

Check this out in the Lockeport Rec. Centre starting this Thursday morning.

Indoor Walking
Tuesdays
First Date: January 7th
8:30-10:30am
Shelburne Firehall Auditorium
63 King Street

Thursdays
First Date: January 9th
9:00-11:00am
Lockeport Rec. Centre
26 North Street

A space to safely walk, stay active, socialize and stay warm during the winter months. The program is free and is open to anyone interested.

For more information, please contact:

[email protected]
Cell: 902-874-1917