The Journey Neighbourhood Centre is proud to host Bridgeway’s EarlyON and Early Years programs at our Centres – Ardglen and Orenda Court.
Programming includes games, snacks, songs and circle time. If you would like to know more about the EarlyON/Years programs just click HERE.
During the COVID-19 lock-down Bridgeway is offering a variety of online programs just click HERE to sign-up.
Artistic Expressions is an adult art drop-in program. This program is open to anyone, regardless of your artistic, or lack of artistic skills.
Artistic Expressions is as much about friendship and enjoying each other’s company as it is about creating arts and crafts around a table. No registration required, just drop-in with whatever project you are working on.
Kidzone is a weekly program where kids learn social skills through story, play, snack time, crafts and interaction.
The program starts with play time as the children gather, moves on to a healthy snack time and is followed by activities including crafts, stories and games. Kidzone is supervised by adult volunteers including retired teachers and high school students. No registration is required.
ArtStart is a weekly program where kids learn basic art skills in a fun and instructive environment.
A snack is served each session. No registration is required.
The Journey Neighbourhood Centre is pleased to host the Visions of Science STEM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) program.
Activities include: hands on experiments, trips, guest speakers and special events. To register for Visions of Science visit their website by clicking HERE!
The Journey Neighbourhood Centre is a host site for Bike Brampton’s Bike Wrx program. Bike Wrx is your opportunity to drop-in and get assistance from a bike mechanic to fix your bicycle.
Bike Wrx not only offers you the opportunity to repair your bike, but you can also attend a series of basic bike repair modules. If you don’t have a bike you can contact Bike Brampton and they will outfit you with a rebuilt bike.
For more information click on this LINK to the Bike Brampton website.
The 55+ Club meets about once a month on a Friday night. The program is informal and always includes food and conversation and often includes games.
No registration is required. Contact The Journey to find out the next date.
First Fridays is a program for Junior High students that runs in cooperation with the North Bramalea United Church (NBUC) youth group.
First Fridays is run by the Youth Pastor of NBUC along with their youth group and volunteer leaders. The program includes games, food and relevant instruction for youth.
The Journey Neighbourhood Centre is proud to host Bridgeway’s EarlyON and Early Years programs at our Centres – Ardglen and Orenda Court.
Programming includes games, snacks, songs and circle time. If you would like to know more about the EarlyON/Years programs just click HERE.
During the COVID-19 lockdown Bridgeway is offering a variety of online programs just click HERE to sign-up.
The After School Club is an opportunity for youth in the Orenda Court community to work on improving their math and reading skills, to play games and do crafts.
The After School Club is an adult lead program, run by college placement students. It is a safe environment for students to learn and grow.
The Journey Neighbourhood Centre has the privilege of hosting the Hammer Band violin program. It is a free program of violin lessons offered by a professional musician. A violin is provided.
The Hammer Band is an exciting music program that teaches children how to play the violin and allows them to perform in concerts during the year. The Hammer Band was set up in 2007 by the world famous violinist Moshe Hammer.
For more information about Hammer Band just click HERE!
Thursday Women is a program run by the women in the Orenda Court community, for the women of Orenda Court. It is a fun time to socialize, learn new skills and enjoy the company of other women.
No registration required.
Inspire is an adult program that combines life lessons and an expression of those lessons through art.
Contact The Journey to register.
Friday Family Movie night is an opportunity for parents and their kids to relax eat a pizza and enjoy a fun family appropriate movie.
No registration necessary.
Practice Makes Progress is an after school program focusing on developing math and reading skills.
The program takes place at Sir Winston Churchill Public School and is for students at that school. Programming is run by a combination of teachers, Journey Staff, volunteers and college placement students.
SuperStar Readers is a reading program that takes place at Sir Winston Churchill Public School. Volunteers read with children who have been identified by their teachers as needing assistance with their reading skills.
On Site at Sir Winston Churchill Public School.