Booking & check-in
Drop in. Shinny is non-contact and open to all skill levels; bring appropriate protective equipment.
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Opened in May 1978 with community fundraising; the arena is named for Osie F. Villeneuve
Maxville & District Sports Complex officially opened in May of 1978. The building was financed through a fund raising drive, which combined donations and grants from local governments, service clubs and other community organizations. The building was officially named the Osie F. Villeneuve Arena to commemorate his hard work in securing funds from the Ontario government.
Reputed to be one of the best ice surfaces in Eastern Ontario, the indoor arena has an ice surface that is NHL regulation size. The facility includes two soccer fields and one micro field, with a baseball diamond to the north-west of the building.
During the summer the public has access to indoor activities on the temporarily converted cement pad. The facility is booked during special activities such as the Maxville Fair, ACC Nationals, SDG Dog Show and the Glengarry Highland Games.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Drop in. Shinny is non-contact and open to all skill levels; bring appropriate protective equipment.
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Parents with tots and seniors have their own skate on Wednesday afternoons.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.