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New drop-in rec sessions added for Pauw Pass holders

Residents with a Pauw Pass now have more ways to get active, and passes can be renewed or picked up at The Fenlands.

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· From Town of Banff

The Town of Banff has added new drop-in recreation sessions, giving Pauw Pass holders more reasons to get their money's worth.

The Town says the pass gives easy access to a range of drop-in activities, whether you want to get moving, spend time with family and friends, or try something new.

Getting a pass

Need to renew your pass, or get one for the first time? Pop in to The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre. It is open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

What's on

To see what is on offer, check the Drop-in Sessions page on the Town of Banff website, which has the full list of available activities and more on the Pauw Pass.

Where this comes fromWritten by banff.news from Town of Banff: New drop-in recreation sessions offer more ways to use uour Pauw Pass, posted October 13, 2026. Check the original for changes before you head out.

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