Neighbourhood Hubs
Neighbourhood Hubs offer a space to bring neighbours together to take part in a variety of activities and services. The hubs offer free educational activities and health programs to children and families.
Neighbourhood Hub Random Acts of Play (R.A.P.)
Join the Neighbourhood Hub team at the park this summer for some free high energy games, activities, crafts, non-competitive sports and adventure geared to children and youth ages 5 and up.
Locations and times are subject to change without notice. Some events may be modified or cancelled due to inclement weather like thunder, lightning, smog and heat alerts.
In the event of inclement weather, Iroquois Park activities will move to Major Ballachey Publi School and Central Park activities will move to Central Public School.
| Time | Mondays | Tuesdays | Wednesdays | Thursdays | Fridays |
| 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. | Princess Anne Park (17 Helen Ave) | Dufferin Park (164 St.Paul Ave) | Tutela Park (160 Erie Ave) | Robert Moore Park (115 Albion St) | Recreation Park (258 Nelson St) |
| 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. | Iroquois Park (105 Rawdon St) | Central Park (135 George St) | Iroquois Park (105 Rawdon St) | Central Park (135 George St) | Iroquois Park (105 Rawdon St) |
Neighbourhood Hubs
The following four community facilities host Neighbourhood Hub programming in the City of Brantford:
- Doug Snooks Eagle Place Community Centre
- Major Ballachey Public School (This community space is a partnership between the Grand Erie District School Board and the City of Brantford)
- T.B. Costain/SC Johnson Community Centre
- Woodman Park Community Centre
The Neighbourhood Hubs are successful because of the people who live in the area. Neighbourhood Associations provide ideas for activities and events. Learn more about our Neighbourhood Associations and how you can get involved.
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