Casual drop-in hockey at the Fenlands Recreation Centre, most days, with the bulk of weekday sessions around 2:00 pm and weekend evenings after 8:00 pm. No booking, drop-in only.
Drop-in hockey at The Fenlands covers open shinny for different groups (youth, 16+, 40+ and women) plus sticks-and-pucks. It is a no-book drop-in with a small per-session fee at the door.
Shinny is a casual drop-in game, and full gear is required for everyone, including a helmet. Sticks and pucks is open ice for skating, shooting and stick-handling, so it is a lighter session and no game is played.
286 sessions are posted between now and March 31, most days, with the bulk of weekday sessions around 2:00 pm and weekend evenings after 8:00 pm. The next 8 are listed below.
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The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre, 100 Mt Norquay Road. It has two rinks, a curling rink and a fitness room, and it hosts the Town’s public drop-in ice sessions.
Skate, helmet, stick and glove rentals are available on site. Shinny still requires full gear, so bring your own protection.
Full gear is required for shinny. Skate, helmet, stick and glove rentals are available on site.
Adult supervision is required for participants under 11. Sticks and pucks requires helmets and gloves, and shinny is not permitted during that session, so it stays a stick-handling and shooting session.
No. Shinny and sticks and pucks are no-book drop-ins, paid at the door.
Full gear is required for shinny. Skate, helmet, stick and glove rentals are available on site.
Shinny is a casual game played in full gear. Sticks and pucks is open ice for skating, shooting and stick-handling, and shinny is not permitted, so no game is played.
The full Town of Banff calendar lives on the events in Banff page.
Other drop-in sessions: Public skating · Pickleball · Family skate