City of Burlington 2019 Spring/Summer Live and Play guide available Jan. 10

CITY OF BURLINGTON MEDIA RELEASEBurlington, Ont.—Jan. 04, 2019 -- The 2019 Spring/Summer Live and Play guide, featuring listings for city recreation, sport and culture programs, will be available starting Jan. 10 at burlington.ca/play.Registration DetailsOnline registration will take place on the following dates and times:

Date	Time	Program
Saturday, Jan. 19	9 a.m.	Spring/Summer programs for: Youth Music Student theatre Swimming March Break and summer camps
Saturday, Feb. 23	9 a.m.	Adult 19+ and 55+ spring and summer programs

 The guide’s cover highlights the Borrow-a-Bike program at the Burlington Seniors’ Centre. Seniors can sign out bikes for free. The bikes come with a helmet, basket, and lock and feature easy access cross-bar, shift and stability features like a third wheel.Angela Coughlan pool users should note that Angela Coughlan Pool is closed from March 18, 2019 until spring of 2020 while the facility undergoes a renovation project. Aquatic programs have been moved to other locations to help accommodate higher participation levels. Participants may experience larger than normal demand for aquatic programs during the pool closure. For more information on the project and closure, visit burlington.ca/coughlanreno.The City of Burlington offers a variety of registered and drop-in programs for all ages and abilities throughout the city. Hard copies of the guide are available at City Hall at 426 Brant St., Burlington Public Library branches or any city recreation centre.To receive future copies of the online guide by email, subscribe to the Live and Play enewsletter at burlington.ca/enews.For details on how to register for spring/summer programs and events, see page three of the guide or visit burlington.ca/registration.The City of Burlington encourages people of all ages to get outside and enjoy the many parks, outdoor spaces, playfields and recreational play experiences that support active living and a healthy lifestyle for all ages, abilities and cultures. Explore the many play experiences. Get Outside. Live & Play Every Day.Burlington is one of Canada’s best and most livable cities, a place where people, nature and business thrive. Sign up to learn more about Burlington at burlington.ca/enews.QuoteChris Glenn, Director of Parks and Recreation“Take advantage of your motivation and New Year’s resolution and register for programs for spring and summer. Our new registration system makes it even easier to search and register for programs as well as for renting space, sport fields, picnic areas and open areas. Look through the guide. You may be pleasantly surprised at the variety, quantity and, most importantly, quality of our programs.”