Community Resource & Recreation Centre is a Hub for All!
All communities need a hub where they can go to access programs, activities, and learning opportunities. Thankfully, Niverville Recreation & Wellness has just the space for all of this at the Community Resource & Recreation Centre. The CRRC has many collaborative, multi-use spaces and is a place where everyone in the community can find a program they enjoy.
The CRRC is a place for more than just sports, it’s first and foremost a hub where the community can gather. There are more than eleven Arts & Culture other creative programs being offered on a weekly basis. We also can’t forget the one-time program offerings such as a valentine’s couple cooking class, an Intro to Investment workshop, or the always exciting Canadian Red Cross Babysitting Course.
Because the CRRC is designed as a community hub, being a welcoming public space for all is a priority. This is the reason for the CRRC having amenities such as comfortable seating, free public Wi-Fi, convenient device charging stations, and accessible public washrooms, to name a few.
There are also opportunities to learn about the history of the Town of Niverville through the Niverville Cultural Space. Located on the second floor of the CRRC, you can take a step back in time here to learn about Niverville, from the Indigenous First Peoples who lived here to the present. Did you know that Niverville was home to Manitoba’s first grain elevator?
Finally, there is the community kitchen, where many community cooking and baking classes are held. For example, there will be a Christmas Cookie Decorating Class on December 16th, which is open to everyone ages 10 and up, accompanied by an adult. If you want to see what other programs are happening at the CRRC this winter, check out the Winter Leisure Guide here: https://simplebooklet.com/winterleisureguide#page=1
Niverville Recreation & Wellness is always working hard to maximize the investments that the community has provided into functional, multi-use spaces that will fulfill the needs of all patrons. Have an activity you want to host, a class you want to teach, or a certain type of programming you’re looking for? Reach out to Niverville Recreation & Wellness at [email protected] or call 204-388-4600 Ext. 3. We are always looking to highlight the local knowledge and talents of our residents through community programs!
The Annual Fall Community Garage Sale is back! Join us in this community wide garage sale September 11-12, 2026
Print maps will be available at the Niverville CRRC and Town Office on Friday September 11 listing all registered addresses. To add your address to the map please contact us at [email protected] or by phone at 204-388-4600 ext. 3
Registration Deadline: September 9, 2026
Please note: Sellers set their own times, only addresses will be listed on the Community Garage Sale Map.
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Niverville Recreation Youth Rec Hockey is a non-competitive hockey program for children aged 4-13.
Whether you're playing the game for the first time or honing your skills, Youth Rec Hockey offers a welcoming space for all. Led by supportive parent volunteer coaches, participants will enjoy a mix of skating drills, puck play, and friendly games designed to build confidence and camaraderie.
Players must provide and wear full equipment.
This program is volunteer run, and requires on-ice parent volunteer coaches.
Register online at nivervillerec.ca under YOUTH SPORTS!
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We want your feedback!
Niverville Recreation wants to hear from you about our library programming! Please complete this short, anonymous survey which will be used to guide the 2026-2027 library programming plans.
The Niverville Take-One Leave-One Library is located at 1 Arena Road. This volunteer driven community library is filled with gently used books donated by community members. Hours are based on volunteer availability and programming offered in this space includes a variety of free and paid workshops and events focused on arts & culture and early childhood development.
Tell us more about how you would like to see this community space run by completing a short anonymous survey on our website at:
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Come try the World’s Oldest Sport! Wrestling is back in Niverville. Whether you
want to learn a new skill, improve your fitness and confidence, cross-train for other martial arts or become a serious competitor this is the place to be!
Classes in Olympic style wrestling are for all ages 5 and up with no experience necessary.
Register for the entire wrestling season from September-March, start with just the fall, or drop-in one class at a time!
Learn more online at nivervillerec.ca
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Have you been thinking of checking out the CRRC or Niverville Recreation programs? Join us on September 9 and check out scheduled events, indoor walking track and indoor playground for FREE!
See our scheduled activities online at nivervillerec.ca under EVENTS!
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Public Skating is back on for the season! Check out the upcoming Public Skating, Sticks & Rings, Sticks & Pucks and Family Sticks & Pucks events on the website and app!
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