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Come to our Winter Market on Saturday, December 6, 2025 from 10:00 am -2:00 pm at the Queensborough Community Centre!
New Westminster’s Parks and Recreation services offer a wide range of programs and activities for all ages, from fitness classes and swimming lessons to art workshops and youth sports leagues. Programs are held at community centres, aquatic facilities, arenas, and parks across the city, making it easy to find something close to home.
Community Centres
Community Centres
New Westminster’s community centres are vibrant hubs where residents can connect, learn, and get active. They offer gyms, fitness studios, multipurpose rooms, and spaces for arts, culture, and social programs. Each location provides a unique mix of programs and amenities.
Queensborough Community Centre
A hub for the neighbourhood offering fitness classes, youth programs, drop-ins, and a branch library. It also houses the community living room and a number of partner services.
Community Centres and Sporting Facilities Serving New Westminster
Təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic & Community Centre – The city’s newest facility featuring swimming pools, fitness spaces, aquafit, wellness classes, and more.
Queen’s Park Sportsplex & Arena – Offers gymnastics, skating, hockey, and seasonal programs for people of all ages.
Century House – Focuses on seniors 50+ programs but offers inclusive wellness, arts, and cultural classes open to all.
Moody Park Arena – Ice rink, programs, and events in the heart of Moody Park.
You can find a full list of facilities and services at: 🔗 newwestcity.ca/parks-and-recreation/facilities
Parks and Recreation Registration
Parks and Recreation Registration
The City of New Westminster releases an Active Living Guide for each season: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Registration goes quickly for activities such as children's swimming. It is recommended to login and register according to the guide's registration time. You can register for programs online, by phone, or in person. The City’s online registration system lets you browse upcoming activities, reserve a spot, and pay securely. Many programs fill quickly, so early registration is recommended.
The City of New Westminster releases an Active Living Guide for each season: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Registration goes quickly for activities such as children's swimming. It is recommended to login and register according to the guide's registration time. You can register for programs online, by phone, or in person. The City’s online registration system lets you browse upcoming activities, reserve a spot, and pay securely. Many programs fill quickly, so early registration is recommended.
Registering for Programs & Drop‑Ins with New Westminster Parks and Recreation
To register for programs (like swimming lessons, fitness classes, arts & children’s programs):
To register for programs (like swimming lessons, fitness classes, arts & children’s programs):
Visit the Registration Information page on the City site here.
Create an online account (add all household members, with correct info).
Log in and click Schedule to view programs by category, dates, age, location, or course ID.
Click Book on your chosen activity and complete checkout.
If a class is full, join the waitlist. Sometimes high demand could prompt new sessions.
Pro Tip: Have your payment method ready when registration opens, and registering with a friend can help speed things along!
You can also purchase an ActivePASS to access drop-in activities, such as swimming, gymnastics, skating etc.
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