Community Arenas

The time frames in the tables below will be compulsory when forwarding ice allocation requests to the Facility Booking Office. All dates in the tables below are prior to the beginning of each season.

2024-2025 Allocation Time Frames

All ice and floor bookings must be made by the dates in the tables below.

Note: General Public Availability is the date that all remaining ice and floor time can be booked. All user groups and organizations will have their facility booking contracts complete.

Allocation Time Frames - Ice and Floor Bookings for the 2025-26 Season

Check the availability of our ice pads online. To book ice or floor time, complete the Sport Facility Booking Request Form.

Please note, rental requests received outside of our regular office hours or during holidays will be processed in sequence of requests received upon the office reopening. Please note, a completed Request Form is not considered a booking.

Additional cruiser charges may apply to all ice rentals depending on the number of skaters. 

Check the availability of our floor pads online. To book floor time, complete our Sport Facility Booking Request Form.
Please note, rental requests received outside of our regular office hours or during holidays will be processed in sequence of requests received upon the office reopening. Please note, a completed Request Form is not considered a booking.

A drop-in recreational skate for parents and guardians with children aged 3 to 13 years of age. 

Our drop-in recreational skate is for individuals of all ages.

50+ Adult Skating

Adult Skating is a drop-in recreational skate for adults 50 years and older. 

Family Stick and Puck

A drop-in recreational skate for parents and guardians to help children aged 3 to 13 years of age practice and develop skating, stick handling and passing skills in a non-competitive environment.

Additional:

• Hockey nets and pucks are provided.
• Children must bring their own stick.

Pay-as-you-play Shinny Hockey

Shinny Hockey is a non-competitive, non-contact, informal drop-in hockey program.

Available in three program categories, please check the drop-in skating schedule to ensure you attend the appropriate shinny program for you. 

• 18+ Adult co-ed
• 18+ Adult women
• 14+ Youth 

Additional:

• CSA approved helmets are mandatory and full equipment is recommended for all players and goalies.
• Goalies play for free.
• Equipment rentals are not available.
• Shinny is not intended for organized teams. Referees are not provided.
• No body-checking is allowed.
• Please keep the spirit of the game enjoyable, and remember it is only for fun.
• This activity is not directly supervised (only youth), report any concerns to staff. 

Skaters Code of Conduct

General:

• Respect and cooperate with staff. They are there for everyone's safety.
• Children 10 years and under must be accompanied and supervised by a guardian 14 years or older.

• CSA Approved helmets are strongly recommended and mandatory for Pay-as-you-play Hockey Shinny.

• All participants are required to wear skates - no footwear other than skates on the ice.

• No participants are to enter the ice surface area until the resurfacer is off the ice and the resurfacer door is closed.

• No food or drink on ice surface.
• No horseplay/games/tag in any area of the facility.
• No erratic/excessive speed skating or figure skating.
• No balls/pucks/chairs/pylons/strollers/sticks or any other item which might interfere with the safety of any skater while on the ice surface
• No headsets, cell phones or handheld electronic devices to be used while skating.
• Carrying of children is not permitted on the ice surface.
• No sitting on the boards.
• Skate in constant flow and in the direction of all skaters.
• Skaters are required to conduct themselves appropriately at all times - this includes no cursing or swearing.
• Alcohol, tobacco and drugs are prohibited.
• Approved skating aids will be permitted on the ice.

Wheelchairs, strollers and skating aids

• Wheelchairs are permitted on the ice once the wheels have been cleaned.

• Persons accompanying those in wheelchairs or ice sledges must wear skates and be skilled skaters.

• A sledge is defined as a sled with two skate blades under the seat and a glider extending to the front. The skater uses two sticks with a prick on the end to propel themselves forward.

Those who choose not to follow the Skaters Code of Conduct will be given a warning and then repeated offence, will be asked to leave the facility. 

Address: 911 Monaghan Rd., Peterborough, ON K9J 5K5

The Healthy Planet Arena features the Gardener Pad, the Sign-a-fied Pad, the media box, and a banquet facility that are available for rental. 

The centre reflects our community's rich tradition of sport, fitness and recreation – with a goal of promoting a healthier lifestyle for all. The 5,000-square-foot banquet facility and adjoining ice surfaces complement each other for the benefit of our community. It can be used for small meetings, weddings, receptions, or anniversaries as well as serving as a main location for seminars, conferences, trade shows, product shows, concerts and cultural activities.

Customer Service

Customer Service Office Hours: Starting on January 13, the office will be open on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Facility

• 2 ice surfaces both 200 feet by 85 feet
• Seating at Sign-a-fied pad - 695
• Seating at the Gardener Pad - 300
• Each pad's capacity is 160 skaters
• Warm room overlooking each playing surface - seated or standing
• Concession on upper level
• Banquet Hall - 5,011 square feet
  
  • Complete a Private Event Request Form
• Accessible building with features such as elevators, automatic door openers and washrooms
• Parking - 340 spaces (9 Accessible)
• BDS Sports - Specializing in hockey equipment and skate sharpening 

Rentals

• Ice rental - fees and request form
• Floor rental - fees and request form

Building Rental Fee: $3,335.69 (includes HST) per pad / per day 

• No levy or charge for parking

Address: 1 Kinsmen Way, Peterborough, ON K9J 2P8

The Kinsmen Civic Centre features the Mr. Lube Pad, and the Caley's Crease Pad that are available for rental.

Customer Service

There is not a Customer Service office located at Kinsmen Arena please see Healthy Planet Arena.

Facility

• Two ice surfaces both 185 feet by 85 feet
• Each pad's capacity is 150 skaters
• Warm room overlooking each playing surface - seated or standing
• Concession on upper level
• Accessible building with features such as elevators, automatic door openers and washrooms
• Parking - 221 spaces (4 accessible)
• Caley's Crease: Hockey and lacrosse Pro-shop. Offering equipment sales, skate sharpening and minor equipment repairs.

Rentals

• Ice rental - fees and request form
• Floor rental - fees and request form

Building Rental Fee: $3,335.69 (includes HST) per pad / per day 

• No levy or charge for parking

Address: 151 Lansdowne St. W., Peterborough, ON K9J 1Y4

The Memorial Centre is Peterborough's major sport and events facility. Common building uses include:

• Concerts and events
• OHL games - home of the Peterborough Petes!
• Major Series Lacrosse games - home of the Lakers!
• Ice rentals - pad capacity is 150 skaters
• Floor rentals

Miskin Law Community Complex

Address: 271 Lansdowne St. W., Peterborough, ON K9J 1Y4

The new community complex will include a twin-pad arena, a Peterborough Public Library branch, an indoor track, multi-purpose space, and leasable office space.

Facility hours:

• Monday to Friday: 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.
• Saturday and Sunday: 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Extended hours of operation are expected to be implemented in the spring, following the completion of facility work. The walking/running track is free to access during regular hours.

Facility

• Two ice surfaces with 500 seats on each pad
• Walking/Running track (outer track: 125 metres; inner track: 117 metres)
• 12 team change rooms and 2 official rooms
• A team training area
• Two multi-purpose rooms
• Peterborough Public Library branch space (opening later in 2025)

Rentals

• Ice rental - fees and request form
• Floor rental - fees and request form

Miskin Law Community Complex Seat and Bench Fundraising Program

As part of the community fundraising campaign to support the construction of the City’s newest community complex that is being built at Lansdowne and Park streets, residents can make a donation that will be recognized with their name on a seat and/or bench in the facility.

All funds raised will be allocated in support of furniture, fixtures and equipment costs in the building.

Show your community spirit with an arena seat donation using our online form.