Indoor Walking Track Closure
Due to the increase in noise, dust and upcoming stain application to complete the repairs within the Fieldhouse at the Niverville CRRC we are closing the indoor walking track. Effective November 13 this space will no longer be accessible for public use.
We look forward to re-opening this space in the coming weeks! We will post an opening date once this information comes available.
Thank you for your patience.
Niverville Recreation
This weekend marks the final days for the 2026 Splash Pad season! Come out and enjoy the Splash Pad one last time before it is winterized until next Summer.
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🏀👕We've partnered with the @wmbabasketball to bring league basketball to Niverville this year!
Teams will practice weekly at the Niverville CRRC Wednesday evenings, and play a game weekly in Winnipeg on Saturdays.
This program runs from October 21-March 24 and is a part of the Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association.
Join either our Ages 9-10 Boys or Girls teams today! Select SPORTS in the booking widget on our website: nivervillerec.ca/programs/childrens-programs/
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Community Clean Up Day is around the corner! On September 19 you can utilize these free services to get your yard, home and filing cabinet clean and organized for the season.
Thank you to @townofniverville @nivervillecu @bristalhauling for partnering with us to bring this community event back every year!
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We’re collecting your feedback in two ways to help shape the future of recreation facilities and services in our community! Join us at the Niverville CRRC from Sept 8-13 to participate!
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The Niverville CRRC is closed on Monday September 7
Regular operating hours will resume Tuesday September 8 | 8AM-10PM
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Our popular Powwow Dance program is back this fall!
This Powwow Dance class is Taught by indigenous dancers of the Flett-Roulette family with Cree and Ojibwe roots. These classes provide opportunities for youth and adults to learn various styles of powwow dancing, as well as the songs and teachings behind them.
Participants of all skill and experience levels are welcome to join! Individuals do not need to have indigenous heritage to participate, and respectful cultural protocols will be shared during instruction.
Register online at nivervillerec.ca
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