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Mile One Centre
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Mile One Centre is St. John’s premier sporting and entertainment facility situated in the heart of the downtown core. Mile One Centre has played hosted to national events such as the 2002 Juno Awards and the 2005 Scott Tournament of Hearts and international events such as the 2004 World-Under 17 Hockey Championships and the 2002 AHL All-Star Classic.
Mile One Centre can accommodate over 5,800 seated guests and has exhibition space from 33,000 square feet to 49,000 square feet when using the facilities concourse area.
Mile One Centre
50 New Gower Street
St. John's, NL
A1C 1J3
Tel: 709.758.1111
http://www.mileonecentre.com
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Glacier
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The Glacier, built in 1993, is a three level multi-purpose complex and includes a 85' x 200' ice/floor surface, six dressing rooms, pro-shop, first aid room, referees room, board room, meeting room, snack shop, Crystal Ice viewing room, cafeteria with full kitchen service and standing room viewing, lounge with standing room viewing, twelve viewing booths, a 1,004 fixed seating gallery capacity and a concert capacity of 4000. Operated under a volunteer board of management, the Glacier is the proud host of many community events including: daily recreational skating; sports competitions such as figure skating, ice hockey and gymnastics; trade shows and exhibitions; and family, youth and adult special events and concerts.
Mount Pearl Parks & Recreation Department
3 Centennial Street
Mount Pearl, NL
A1N 1G4
Tel: 709.748.1100
Fax: 709.748.1150
bdelaney@nf.aibn.com
http://www.mtpearl.nf.ca
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St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre
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The St. John's Arts and Culture Centre was opened on May 22, 1967. The Centre houses a 1,000 seat proscenium main theatre, a 75 seat black box basement theatre, children’s, adult and reference libraries, art galleries and catering services. The St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre is perfect for a more intimate play or production.
St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre
P.O. Box 1854
Prince Philip Drive
St. John's, NL
AlC 5P9
Tel: 709.729.3650
Tel: 709.729.3900
Fax: 709.729.5952
http://stjohns.artsandculturecentre.ca
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Pearlgate Track & Field Complex
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This international standard facility, operated by a volunteer board of management, was constructed in 1988 for the Newfoundland & Labrador Summer Games. It combines the best features for recreation, training, competition and community events. These features include: an eight lane, 400 metre polyurethane surface, concrete throwing circles, polyurethane areas and runways for high jump, long jump, pole vault and javelin. The two story adjacent multi- purpose building includes washroom and shower facilities, first aid room, and storage room. Upstairs the multi-purpose room is can accommodate up to 100 and is available for private rentals, workshops, receptions and more. It has washroom and kitchen facilities and a large patio overlooking the track.
Mount Pearl Parks & Recreation Department
3 Centennial Street
Mount Pearl, NL
A1N 1G4
Tel: 709.748.1012
Fax: 709.748.1150
http://www.mtpearl.nf.ca
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King George V Park
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Situated along the shore of Quidi Vidi Lake, King George the V Park recently went through a $3 million renovation that has seen the latest technology in artificial surface installed and the creation of a new club house. King George V Park can operate eight months of the year, has lighting for night contests and can accommodate up to 6,400 spectators.
St. John’s Soccer Association
38 Pearson Street
Unit 305
St. John's, NL
A1A 3R1
Tel: 709.576.8041
Fax: 709.738.8840
http://www.sjsoccer.ca
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The Works, Memorial University
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The Works consists of the Aquarena that was constructed for the 1977 Canada Games, a newly constructed Field House which is home to Memorial University’s varsity sports and MUN recreation facilities. These world-class facilities offer a variety of aquatic, fitness and recreation programs and services for all ages.St. John's, NL
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Softball Facilities
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Newfoundland and Labrador has a rich history when it comes to softball. Within the City of St. John’s and the City of Mount Pearl there are over 30 softball diamonds including six lit fields. The Caribou Complex, site of the 1994 Women’s World Championships, has two lit diamonds side by side.St. John's, NL
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LSPU Hall
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This 160 seat theatre is nestled in the heart of the capital city, St. John’s, and boasts over 200 event dates and services over 25,000 patrons annually.St. John's, NL
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Curling
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The St. John’s Curling Club and the Bally Hally Golf and Country Club have ten sheets of ice between them. The St. John’s Curling Club is the home of the 2001 World Junior Champions and 2006 Olympic Gold Medalist Brad Gushue team.St. John's, NL
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Golf
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There are ten golf courses within a 3 ½ hour drive from St. John’s. Seven of these courses are 18 holes or better and many offer first class accommodations.St. John's, NL
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Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Sports Centre (PowerPlex)
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This brand new multi-purpose complex includes space for four regulation basketball courts, seven volleyball courts, seven badminton courts and bleacher seating for approximately 500. The Newfoundland and Labrador Sports Centre provides an excellent arena for hosting regional, national and international events.
Rod Snow
Crosbie Road
St. John's, NL
A1E 3Y3
Tel: 709.729.6580
rod@sportnl.ca
http://www.nlsportscentre.ca/
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