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What’s open and closed on Family Day in Waterloo area

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What’s open and what’s closed on Family Day in Waterloo region

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Monday is Family Day in Ontario, so some offices and businesses will be closed.

Regular curbside waste pickup will keep happening in Waterloo region. If your usual collection day is Monday, make sure your items are out by the normal time.

Grand River Transit will run on a holiday schedule Monday.

Banks and government offices are likely to be closed. There won’t be mail delivery on Monday either. Lots of stores like grocery shops, The Beer Store and LCBO will also close up.

Waterloo region

All regional administrative offices will be shut down.

Warming spaces will be available at 150 Main St., Cambridge from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., and at 150 Frederick St., Kitchener from 10:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.

The waste transfer stations for residential drop-off in Cambridge and Waterloo won’t be open. 

Public health offices won’t be open either.

All Region of Waterloo Public Library branches are closed for the day.

Schneider Haus, Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum and Mc Dougall Cottage in Cambridge will welcome visitors from 11 a. m. until 4 p. m. 

Sunnyside Seniors’ Services administration and Sunnyside Wellness Centre will be closed. 

The Community Alzheimer Day Programs and Young Onset Dementia Association will also not operate that day. 

The Seniors’ Services Overnight Stay Program, however, remains open. 

Cambridge

Cambridge city hall won’t be open on Monday.

All Cambridge Public Library branches are closed too.

The community centres – David Durward Centre, William E. Pautler Centre, Allan Reuter Centre – they’ll all stay closed for the holiday.

Ted Wake Centre stays open from 6 a. m. to10 p. m.

The Cambridge Centre for the Arts opens its doors between1 p. m. and4 p. m.

Pools have limited hours; W. G. Johnson Centre pool runs from10 a. m. to2 p. m. but no swimming lessons; John Dolson Centre pool is open noon till4 but again no lessons going on. Arenas like Duncan Mc Intoshand Dickson Centre close their doors.

If you want hockey games, Galt Arena has them-Cambridge Redhawksat1 p. m. and Cambridge Hornetsat6:30 p. m.

The Hespeler Memorial Arena opens11 a. m. until1 p. m. for Family Day skating fun.

Kitchener

Kitchener city hall stays technically open but there’s no face-to-face service offered that day.

No Kitchener Public Library branches or Cameron Heights Pool either; they’re all closed.

Centreville Chicopee Community Centre isn’t operating Monday either.

The Mill Courtland Community Centre (currently working out of Rockway Mennonite Church) closes up too.

Rockway Community Centre closes as well but community arenas stay open from8 a. m. to10 p. m.

The Activa Sportsplex indoor walking track welcomes visitors between7 a m. and10 pm.

Kitchener Market keeps its doors open10 am. to2 pm. for family-friendly Family Day celebrations – perfect if you wanna check it out!

The Breithaupt Centre opens8 am. until7:15 pm. with family-focused activities though regular programs don’t run that day.

  • Bridgeport Community Centre operates9:30 am. until2pm. with Bridgeport Community Association hosting Family Day magic showfrom11am-1pm. Regular programming? Nope. Not today!
  • Chandler Mowat Community Centre opens10 am.-3 pm. no regular programs running;
  • Country Hills Community Centre runs11 am.-7pm. no regular programming;
  • Doon Pioneer Park Community Centre operates9am-5pm. regular programs off;
  • Downtown Community Centre runs8:30am-9pm. controlled entry after7 pm.; no usual programming;
  • Forest Heights Community Centre opens10 am.-4 pm. no regular classes;
  • Forest Heights Pool runs11am-3pm. family-focused only, no regular lessons;
  • Grand River Recreation Complex opens2 pm.-7:30 pm. family programs only, no regular ones;
  • Huron Community Centre goes9am-5pm. no usual activities;
  • Kingsdale Community Centre runs9am-4pm. without normal programming;
  • Stanley Park Community Centre works10 am.-3 pm. without usual sessions;
  • Victoria Hills Community Centre opens10 am.-3 pm. no standard programs;
  • Williamsburg Community Centre operates10 am.-3 pm. but no typical classes today.;

Waterloo

Waterloo city hall is closed along with the Waterloo service centre.

None of the Waterloo Public Library locations are open.

Albert Mc Cormick Community Centre plus Moses Springer Community Centres shut down.

Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex Community Pavilion won’t operate either.

Bechtel Park Manulife Soccer & Sports Centre opens at 4:30 PM for scheduled events only.

RIM Park Manulife Sportsplex & Healthy Living Center start operations at 4 PM following their normal schedules.

Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex including Swimplex stay on during their standard hours but Swimplex runs special times between8:45 AMto4 PM.



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