The Town of Oakville is excited to reopen our doors as soon as we can safely do so. All public health guidelines remain in effect.
325 Reynolds Street
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Thank you for joining us for a digital celebration in order to mark this grand opening safely!
The Town of Oakville is excited to reopen our doors in the red-control zone of the province's COVID-19 framework. Residents can now register for select drop-in activities and rentals at our seniors centres, pools, fitness centres, gymnasiums, arenas and culture studios.
Not all facilities or amenities are available at this time. If you can't find your favourite program, check back regularly. Activities are being added as safety measures can be put in place.
Spaces are limited and available first-come, first-served. Please be courteous and cancel your booking if your plans change, so that others are able to attend. You can cancel your booking online, or call the facility directly if you are cancelling last-minute.
Visit our Programs FAQs page for more information.
Check out our Virtual Programs page for online fitness classes, cultural discussions, cooking workshops and much more! Join us using Zoom or your telephone. Some classes can also be found or re-watched on our YouTube channel. Fees may apply to specific programs.
A series of Without Walls (WOW) phone-based programs are also offered for ages 50+.
While the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts remains closed for in-person performances, but we are offering a Mini Season of virtual performances.
As part of our There's Snow Place Like Home campaign throughout the winter months, the Town of Oakville is excited to introduce a wide variety of opportunities for families, youth and adults to get outside and stay active while we're practising physical distancing this season. All programs offered follow strict COVID-19 health and safety protocols.
Outdoor skating times at Trafalgar Park Community Centre are offered weather-permitting and can be booked using Active Oakville, our online drop-in program finder and registration system.
As well as the long list of amenities that follows, Oakville Hydro and the town have partnered to build a LEED-certified energy efficient building that will include rooftop solar panels, geo-thermal heating and cooling, and a car charging station.
Check out the Town of Oakville Facebook page for photos of the facility.
For more information about the construction process, nearby parks and more, visit the Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre and Neighbourhood Park page.
The facility hosts two large multipurpose spaces.
This spacious area boasts state-of-the-art fitness equipment with built in technology. With over 2,000 sq/ft, this space boasts diverse strength and cardio equipment including a new step rehabilitation stationary bicycle.
This centre is home to Oakville’s largest indoor walking track. The outer lane is 117 metre in length and was built with Mondo high performance flooring.
This inviting space is perfect for all your group fitness workouts. With a beautiful hardwood sprung floor, natural lighting and floor-to-ceiling mirrors, this will be your new favourite Zen spot for Pilates, Yoga and strength training programs.
The gymnasium offers 10,000 sq/ft of active space and is ideal for elite and beginner sports. Features include:
Please note: While most amenities will be ready in September, finishing touches are being made on the pools with plans to open in early October.
Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre is home to the first Natare brand pool in Canada. Natare designs and manufactures high quality stainless steel pools with pristine water quality and low maintenance operation.
The lap pool is 25 metres in length, six lanes wide and 12 feet deep which is ideal for our local synchronized swimmers. The temperate will be maintained at 84 degrees Fahrenheit.
The leisure pool is a warm water pool, perfect for therapeutic programs. The temperature will be maintained at 92 degrees Fahrenheit.
The universal pool changerooms create a safe, inclusive changeroom option for the community. Features include:
Watch a video conversation with Oakville Galleries Curator Frances Loeffler and Vancouver-based artist Barb Choit about the new public artwork commissioned by the Town of Oakville for display in the galleria of Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre.
The piece draws inspiration from a resident colony of swifts in the old Oakville Trafalgar High School located next to the community centre.
Reynolds St. Café is located in the lobby and will feature a variety of pressed juices, smoothies, and baked goods. Visitors can enjoy a number of specialty coffees including espresso, cappuccino or Americano.
Next to OTCC will be a 0.6 hectare neighbourhood park that will include soft landscaping and trees, seating, a play structure, lawn areas, a water play area, pavilion and bicycle parking.