Waterloo’s Program and Activities Guide has a new name!
Say hello to the new and improved ActiveWaterloo Guide! This new name aligns with our registration site, and our community’s active lifestyle. Moving forward, the registration site, Leisure Letter and guide will all be under the ActiveWaterloo brand.
The Fall ActiveWaterloo Guide
Flip through our digital guide or visit our website and see what's happening in our community this fall.
What’s new in the fall guide?
• New name, new ActiveWaterloo interface with updated search tips for both desktop and mobile
• The Many Shapes of Clay exhibit at the City of Waterloo Museum
• Home Alone and Babysitting courses return
• Swim lessons continue with parent participation
• In class/virtual adult fitness classes
• Staying Healthy and Well series, WOW seniors and Friday Flicks
The ActiveWaterloo Guide is out today! Look for your classes and save to your wish list – registration begins Wednesday, Sept. 1 and you can register online.
Fee assistance is available and you can apply online.
We encourage readers to check advertiser websites for most up to date information.
The City of Waterloo closely monitors Region of Waterloo Public Health and provincial updates and will alter protocols and practices as necessary. The City of Waterloo is committed to delivering enjoyable recreation experiences in a safe and responsible manner.