Recreation and Cultural Facilities

PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS

Kin Park, located between Jubilee Bay and Centennial Crescent, has modern playground structures, grass play areas and picnic tables.
Elks-Royal Purple Park, 5th Avenue West, has modern playground structures, grass play areas and picnic tables.
Unity Public School, on 4th Avenue East, has children's play structures.
St. Peter's School, 5th Avenue West, has children's play structures.
Memorial Park, 7th Avenue East, provides a quiet, well-shaded picnic area. The Town's Cenotaph is located in the center of this park.
Unity and District Regional Park, on the north side of 7th Avenue East, includes four ball diamonds; a playground area with a variety of equipment; modern washrooms; a new concession building; tennis courts with coin operated lights; horseshoe pits; an outdoor swimming pool with both full size and learners pools; picnic and barbecue facilities; and a large museum complex.

For information on the Unity and District Regional Park, call Nicole Dolezsar, Director of Culture, Parks and Recreation at 228-2621.
Unity Heritage Museum occupies the north part of the Regional Park and features restored schools, a church, one of the original early homes of Unity, CP Rail Station and has two large quonsets full of restored cars, trucks, a steam engine, and a threshing machine. Contact Freda McCallum at 228-2049 for the hours the Museum is open to the public.

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS

Horseshoe Pits: The three horseshoe pits in the Unity Regional Park on 7th Avenue East are open to the public on a first-come, first-serve basis. The pits may be used by people of all ages at no charge.
Tennis Courts: Located on 7th Avenue East, right beside the swimming pool. Coin-operated lighting is available for night games.
Basketball and Beach Volleyball: A cement basketball pad and sand volleyball court are located at the Unity Composite High School on 2nd Avenue East. The courts are available for public use.
Unity Minor Ball: The program runs May/June, ages 5-19 years. Provincial playoffs in July. Contact Bob Abel 228-2538 or Kelly Murray 228-2484 for more information.
Youth Soccer: The program runs in May/June, ages 5-13 years. Contact Lynn Maze for more information at 228-2868.
Karate Club: Contact Garry Grant at 843-2159 for more information. This program runs September to April.
Aerobics Classes: Contact Cindy O'Donnell at 228-3162 for class times and fees.
Summer Fun Center: The Recreation Department is pleased to be able to offer the popular Summer Fun Center activity program for children 5-11 years of age. Activities include games, crafts, swimming, videos, penny carnival, bike safety, skits, singing and much more.
The program operates from 10:00-12:00 noon and 1:00-4:00 pm on Monday to Friday. Fees for the Summer Fun Center are $20.00 per child for a summer pass or $2.00 per day. Out-of-town children who are visiting in Unity are welcome to attend.

SENIOR BASEBALL HAS RETURNED TO UNITY!

The Unity Cardinals have entered the North Saskatchewan Baseball League. For more information, contact the president, Harold Greenwald at 228-2593.
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FACILITIES

Unity Skating Arena
Unity Curling Arena
Unity Community Centre Hall
Unity Swimming Pool
Unity Golf Course, west of Unity off Highway #14, features a 9-hole grass green course with a modern licensed clubhouse, a snack bar and golf equipment rental. This challenging course is very well used. Call the Unity Golf Club at 228-3688 for more information on green fees and special events.
Unity Ball Diamonds
Unity Walking Paths