Centre Wakefield La Pêche

Where community comes together

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CENTRE Wakefield La Pêche

38 Chemin de la Vallée de Wakefield

Wakefield J0X3G0

Canada

Centre Wakefield La Pêche is currently a COVID-19 Vaccination clinic. Please do not call or email the Centre regarding covid questions.

For vaccination information or to book online go to clicsante.ca or call 1-877-644-4545 (toll free line)

38 Chemin de la Vallée de Wakefield, Wakefield J0X3G0

Welcome to

Centre Wakefield La Pêche

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The Library is open, schedule and regulations at bibliowakefieldlibrary.ca

Centre Wakefield La Pêche is a magnificent arts, culture and recreation venue, offering seasonal recreational programming, a bilingual summer camp and a wide variety of artistic presentations including live theatre, music, films and festivals.

The facility includes a 200seat performance space, equipped with removable risers, professional lighting and sound; a licensed bar and commercial kitchen; a library; an outdoor ice rink and skate park and is adjacent to a public play ground and soccer field. (Municipality of La Pêche). Rental space is suitable for private and public functions ranging from small meetings and conferences to weddings, workshops and cooking classes. Recreational programming includes a variety of sports (badminton, basketball, indoor soccer, pickleball and volleyball) on evenings and weekends at the Wakefield Elementary School Gym.

The Centre was designed to accommodate the diverse needs of it’s four founding partners; Biblio Wakefield Library, Theatre Wakefield, The Way (Wakefield Activities for Youth) and The Wakefield Recreation Association. Events hosted by these organizations include; Wakefield Doc Fest, Dragon Fest, Canada Day festivities and the TaDa! Festival, as well as book sales, euchre tournaments, skate boarding lessons and trivia nights.

Additional partners include; Cabane à Jeux , Cinema Wakefield, Municipality of La Pệche, Peggy Brewin Cooperative Preschool, Wakefield Community Dish Lending Library, Wakefield Elementary School, Wakefield Farmer’s Market and Wakefield Golden Age Club.

Short films prepared by Indigenous curators and presented by Wapikoni

Monday August 30.

8:30pm ~ 10:30pm. FREE. Outdoors on the Wakefield rink.

A unique meeting, a screening of several works from the Wapikoni mobile, prepared by Indigenous curators, where discussion and exchange are on the agenda. This is an adult program in English with French sub-titles. Register here.