Admission
The Sunday Public Skating drop-in (2:30 PM - 3:30 PM, Green Pad, September 13 - December 13, 2026) is CA$1.00; drop-ins can be accessed with a Rec Pass or Fitness Pass, or by paying a one-time fee.
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Keswick's two-pad arena and library building, home ice of the junior Georgina Ice.
The Georgina Ice Palace in Keswick is a combined library and skating rink building, with a skate park outside. Its two ice pads seat almost 1,500 people between them. The building is used off the ice too: in May 2022 the Georgina Roller Derby League cut the ribbon on a permanent roller derby track there.
The Georgina Ice, a junior club founded in 1994, play most of their home games here in the East Orr Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League, and former Ice players Joel Hanley and Sean Walker reached the NHL. The Ice Palace is also the headquarters of the Georgina Blaze hockey team, the Georgina Girls Hockey Association and the Georgina Skating Club. The Ice opened their 30th season here on September 16, 2023 with the first Hockey Day in Georgina, a day of two alumni games and four minor hockey games.
The Town started an upgrade of the arena's ice refrigeration units in spring 2025 to make them more reliable. Ice came out on May 18, 2025 and returned on September 2, 2025.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
The Sunday Public Skating drop-in (2:30 PM - 3:30 PM, Green Pad, September 13 - December 13, 2026) is CA$1.00; drop-ins can be accessed with a Rec Pass or Fitness Pass, or by paying a one-time fee.
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Drop-ins can’t be pre-booked: admission is first come, first served at the arena.
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Parent-and-tot skates (children 5 and under with a parent or caregiver) are free; CSA helmets are strongly recommended.
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Sledge hockey drop-ins lend sledges and sticks on site (limited supply, first come first served).
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No sticks, pucks, chairs, strollers or sleds are permitted on the ice surface.
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