Nipawin Centennial Arena

Nipawin, SK · Public skating times & prices

A 1967 arena known as The Cage, home of the SJHL Nipawin Hawks, with the 1985 Jubilee Arena next door

Public skating at Nipawin Centennial Arena: the next 7 days

Sunday, October 11

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Tuesday, October 13

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Thursday, October 15

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  • · Parent & Tot Skate
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Address
510 2nd Avenue East, Nipawin, SK
Phone
306-862-8083
Website
nipawin.com
The Centennial Arena's entrance wall in summer: an orange facade lettered Centennial Arena with a Home of the Hawks sign over the doors, under a grey metal roof — Nipawin Centennial Arena
The Centennial Arena's entrance wall in summer: an orange facade lettered Centennial Arena with a Home of the Hawks sign over the doors, under a grey metal roof Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
The orange-and-grey front of Centennial Arena with the Hawks logo and the arena name above the doors under a bright sky. — Nipawin Centennial Arena
The orange-and-grey front of Centennial Arena with the Hawks logo and the arena name above the doors under a bright sky. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
A game at the Centennial Arena in Nipawin, a faceoff beside the net with players in black-and-gold and green-and-white uniforms and a referee, and spectators filling the wooden bleachers behind the glass. — Nipawin Centennial Arena
A game at the Centennial Arena in Nipawin, a faceoff beside the net with players in black-and-gold and green-and-white uniforms and a referee, and spectators filling the wooden bleachers behind the glass. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Nipawin's Centennial Arena, built in 1967

The Nipawin Centennial Arena was built in 1967 and is the Town's main arena; the smaller Jubilee Arena followed in 1985. The two stand side by side in Central Park and share one ice plant, and in 2023 the complex gained a fully accessible addition with four change rooms.

The Centennial Arena, known as The Cage, has artificial ice, seating for 1,200, eight change rooms and a concession selling hot and cold food. It is home to the Nipawin Jr. A Hawks of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, who won league titles in 1990 and 2018 and the ANAVET Cup in 1990.

Twelve Nipawin minor hockey teams play out of the two arenas, which also host a share of the AA Northeast WolfPack and the Nipawin Knights senior team of the Wheatland Hockey League. Skate Nipawin, the figure skating club, calls the arena home.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Skating with children

The town lists a Parent & Tot Skating session among its public skating events; times are subject to change and are posted on the Leisure Services Facebook page.

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Accessibility

The arena complex's 2023 addition, with four change rooms, is fully accessible.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.