Recreation and Culture Updates

On Sunday, May 1, 2022, Hogs for Hospice will be in Town for the Blessing of the Bikes. Several hundred motorcycles will be blessed at the First Lutheran Church parking lot on Spruce. Drivers will want to avoid Spruce Street North and Beech Street to avoid unnecessary delays.  
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The main washrooms at Ridgeview Park have reopened. The washrooms were temporarily closed following a vandalism incident. We appreciate your patience.

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The Town of Kingsville is pleased to launch the  Spring/Summer 2022 Activity Guide . Discover various activities for all ages, including preschool, children, youth, adults, and adults 55+ and opportunities for indoor recreation, outdoor recreation, arts & culture, courses and certifications. 
Use the guide to see what's available and register using the Town's online recreation portal,  Kingsville Click & Play .
"We're excited to offer the Spring/Summer...
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The Town of Kingsville is pleased to welcome Courtney Godfrey to the municipality as its new Manager of Parks and Recreation. Courtney previously worked at Sheridan College as their Athletic Facility Coordinator, where she oversaw all facets of facility operation and the design and redesign of recreational facilities. She holds a Master of Educational Leadership, Master of Business Administration, and her Bachelor of Science, Adult Education Certificate, and Sport Management...
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The Town of Kingsville announces "Celebrate 2022 – The Year of the Garden" with a free community event on Sunday, May 1, 2022. Organized by the Town's Communities in Bloom Committee, this family-friendly event honours our rich natural heritage, promotes environmental stewardship, and highlights our shared love of gardening.
In June 2021, the federal government declared 2022 the Year of the Garden. Earlier this year, Kingsville joined 48 other municipalities from Victoria,...
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