Admission
Free skating and free hockey periods: residents of Beauharnois and Saint-Étienne-de-Beauharnois are admitted free with proof of residence; non-residents pay CA$5, cash only.
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Aréna André-Richard
A 1972 arena modernized in 2010 so Beauharnois could co-host the 2011 Quebec Winter Games finals.
Public skating at Aréna André-Richard: the next 7 days
Tuesday, October 13
- · Public Skate · Ages 50+
Thursday, October 15
- · Public Skate · Ages 50+
Sunday, October 18
- · Public Skate
Admission and skate rental
- Admission
- CA$5 · Official source
Renovated in 2010 for the Jeux du Québec
Aréna André-Richard was built in 1972 and renovated in 2010 so that Beauharnois could host the 46th Jeux du Québec finals in 2011, which the city shared with Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. The modernization replaced the refrigeration system, put new lighting over the ice and the stands, enlarged the dressing rooms and redid the roof.
The arena seats 1,000 spectators and is busy from September to April with hockey, figure skating and public skating. Minor hockey here is run by the Fédération du hockey mineur de Beauharnois, and the Club de patinage artistique de Beauharnois teaches skaters from its Mini-Glace beginner classes, which start at age 3, upward.
The building hosts the provincial Pierre-Laniel hockey tournament and a STAR figure-skating competition. Through the winter the City also sets aside ice here for public skating and shinny hockey, and in summer more than a hundred children from the City's day camp use the arena.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Booking & check-in
Public skating is limited to 85 skaters at a time.
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Skating with children
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Parking & arrival
There is a municipal parking lot at the arena, 866 boulevard Cadieux.
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