In accordance with the province’s Roadmap to Reopen, all Haldimand County arenas will be opening on January 31, and museums/community halls on February 1, with COVID-19 protocols in place. All facilities will be open at 50% capacity.

Visitors are reminded of the following:

• Face masks/coverings are required in all Haldimand County facilities, with limited exceptions;
• Screening and Proof of Vaccination (POV) are required for individuals 12 years of age or older;
• Completing the online contact tracing form is no longer required.

Arenas:

• All arena programming, including public skates and ice rentals, will resume on January 31, 2022;
• A full schedule of ice programs, including Pre-School Skate, Adult Skate, Child’s Hockey Skate, Youth/Teen/Adult Shinny Programs, Public Skate and Open Figure Skate, is available at HaldimandCounty.ca/recreation-facilities. All programs are offered on a drop-in basis (no registration required) and are free of charge;
• Walking tracks will be open in Caledonia, Dunnville and Cayuga from 8 a.m. to facility close. Facility closing times vary and are dependent on bookings, but are typically between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. To confirm closing times, please call an arena directly;
• All visitors/spectators must remain seated while consuming food or drink.

Museums:

• Edinburgh Square Heritage & Cultural Centre (Caledonia) and the Heritage Centre (Cayuga) will re-open February 1, 2022. Information on Museum programs and exhibits can be found at HaldimandCounty.ca/recreation-facilities.
• Wilson MacDonald Memorial School Museum (Selkirk) will re-open in March.

Community Halls/Meeting Spaces:

• Community Halls and Meeting Spaces will re-open for bookings;
• Food or drink may only be consumed while seated in the facility;
• To inquire about renting Haldimand County facilities, visit the Community Halls page on the county website.

For more information on Haldimand County programs, facilities and services during the pandemic, visit HaldimandCounty.ca/COVID-19.