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Allumette Flying Club |
The club provides affordable recreational flying for pilots with a minimum of a valid private pilot’s license and currency on aircraft type used by the club, presently a Cessna 150. The club aircraft is based at the Rolph Airstrip just west of Deep River.
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Astronomy Club |
The Astronomy Club is an informal collection of stargazers who gather together when significant astronomical happenings occur. Some of their regular outings include: observing the Perseids meteor shower on August 12, and the Leonids around November 14. They usually have a couple of public star nights on which they share their equipment and knowledge with the public.
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Atomic Bombshells Ladies Hockey Club
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Atomic Bombshells Hockey Club |
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Badminton Club |
The Deep River Badminton Club (DRBC) is part of the Upper Ottawa Valley badminton community, offering both recreational and competitive play for ages 8 to 108. It meets Tuesdays and Fridays in the double gym of Mackenzie High School, from mid September to the end of April. Juniors play from 6:00-8:00 pm and adults play from 8:00-10:00 pm. The club offers instruction at all levels. A junior program, (ages 8-19) that is open to the community, hosts beginner and advanced clinics with qualified coaches, and is affiliated with the Ontario Badminton Association. As part of the Upper Ottawa Valley badminton community, we participate and take turns hosting the three main tournaments of the season. The DRBC actively assists the local schools in setting up their school teams for the County tournaments. Registration will take place on Community Registration Day in September as well as during the Open House in October. New members can join anytime during the season. Fees are: Adults-$65, Family-$130, High School Juniors-$35, and Pre-High School Juniors-$20.
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Ballet Club |
The Deep River Ballet Club offers various levels of ballet instruction for boys and girls 4 years and up as well as teens and adults. Classes follow the Royal Academy of Dance syllabus and beginners are most welcome. The club runs two sessions: Sept to Dec (12 weeks) and Jan to May (18 weeks). Students have the opportunity to do exams and perform in a year-end recital. Cost varies according to class duration but is typically $8 to $9 per hour of instruction. Contact Helena Rummens (Club President) at 584-4321 for more information.
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Basketball - ladies |
The ladies basketball group usually play between September - May on Tuesday nights at Mackenzie High School. For more information please contact Anne Giardini at 584-3981 or Deb Walden at 584-4903.
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Beta Sigma Phi |
Beta Sigma Phi is a 70 year old international organization open to women of any age, nationality or educational background. For more than 10 years, two chapters in Deep River have been contributing to the community as well as offering its members the sisterhood of a sorority and the opportunity to share ideas through a variety of programs at each twice monthly meeting. Membership is a life-long commitment to life, learning and friendship. Transferees or any women interested in learning more should contact Dora Cecil at 584-2942.
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Bowling Club |
The Bowling Clubs are teams of people who bowl in town and have a competition at the end of the year. The teams meet from Sept-May and bowl on specific nights. Monday afternoons it's ladies, and evenings it's men. Tuesday evenings it's ladies. Wednesday there is a mixed league at night. To sign up, just show up the night you want to bowl. The fee is $5-10.
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Canadian Cancer Society |
The Canadian Cancer Society is dedicated to health promotion and patient services all year-round. Members are of all ages. For more information, contact Bob French, Branch President, at 584-4619.
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Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) |
New developments in science and technology are featured at informative seminars and lectures sponsored by CNS in the Deep River community from September to June. Seminars take place at the JL Gray Centre, Deep River at 8:00pm with refreshments. All are welcome. The local branch also supports education initiatives in Renfrew County. Detailed information is available from the CNS web site www.cns-snc.ca or Jeremy Whitlock at 584-8811.
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Canadian Parents for French
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CPF is a national network of 17,000 volunteers which promotes and creates opportunities for Canadian youth to learn and use French as a second language. email |
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Canadian Power & Sail Squadron
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The Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons (CPS) is an organization of recreational boating enthusiasts dedicated to fostering and promoting safe and responsible boating through training and related activities. The Oiseau Rock Squadron is part of CPS and is based in the Deep River-Petawawa-Pembroke area. The Squadron comprises about 90 members and regularly offers courses in boating, piloting, seamanship and other topics of interest to the boater. The Squadron also offers the Canadian Coast Guard accredited “Boat Pro” course and exam, the successful completion of which qualifies the candidate for the CCG Pleasure Craft Operator Card. email |
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Canadian Red Cross Society |
The Canadian Red Cross is an organization dedicated to fun and fitness. Its members meet during fall, winter and spring and is for those 50 and over. The registration date is to be announced, and there are no fees.
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CANDU Swim Club |
Deep River's Candu Swim Club promotes the development of kids from age 6 and up into strong swimmers. The club offers several levels of swimming training programs. New young swimmers start off in the “I Can Swim” program which is designed to take a weak swimmer and develop their strokes. The “I Can Swim Fast” program offers the technically developed swimmer the opportunity to enhance their endurance and master the skills needed to be a strong swimmer. Fitness and competitive streaming allow the kids to participate at a level of comfort suited to their goals and they have an option of switching streams. The club offers fun and challenging meets both at home and out of town. Kids who are interested in joining the club can register at Community Registration Day in September for the first session which runs from Sept to late Dec. Fees depend on number of swims a week (2-4 times available).
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Chalk River Sankido Academy
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Interested in learning the Art of Jiu Jitsu (a traditional Japanese Martial Art)? You can learn either for Sport Tournaments or Self Defence, at the Chalk River Sankido Jiu Jitsu Academy located at 15 Main Street in Chalk River. It is a great way to build confidence, self-esteem and make new friends while having fun. Cost is $35.00 per month for both Youth and Adults or $90.00 dollars for 10 weeks; classes are held every Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 - 8:30 pm at the Royal Canadian Legion on Legion Street in Chalk River. For more information please contact Paul Chin (Chief Instructor) at (613) 732-3585 or (613) 635-2330. email |
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Children's Junction Daycare |
An integrated licensed child care service, they care for children aged 18 months to 12 years year round. They offer programs for toddlers (18mths to 2 1/2), pre-schoolers (2 1/2 to 4), Kindergarten (4-5), and school age (6-12). They are open 5 days a week, 7:30am to 5:30pm, and provide a snack and lunch. Family discounts are offered, as well as daily rates. Toilet training is not necessary.
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Chinese Association |
The primary goal of the Chinese Association is to preserve and promote traditional Chinese culture and language. All Canadians of every walk and stride is welcome to join the Association. To celebrate Chinese New Year - the year of the rat, there will be a pot-luck dinner and get-together at the Christian Education Centre on Saturday, February 9, 2008 starting at 5:00 pm. Please contact On Ting Woo at 613 584-3004 for details, or visit our web site at http:/www3.sympatico.ca/tom88/DRChA/home.html.
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Choral Group |
For 50 years the Deep River Choral Group has provided singers of all ages the opportunity to make vocal music in a fun and relaxed setting. The group meets from Sept. to Dec. and Jan. to May. Any age can register. The fee is $30 per session.
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Co-operative Nursery School |
The Deep River Co-operative Nursery School provides a stimulating half day program for pre-school children ages 2 1/2 to 5 years old. It is located at Mackenzie High School and is in operation from Sept. to May. Although Registration day is in June, registrations are accepted at any time. The fee for two sessions a week is $60.00 a month.
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Community Craft Fair |
Community Craft Fair
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Cross Country Ski Club |
The DRXC is a volunteer group that promotes cross country skiing in the Deep River area and supports the National and Provincial programs. Registration is in November. email |
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Cross Country Ski Tours |
Adults can meet on Wednesday afternoons during the winter months to do some leisurely cross country skiing around the valley for free.
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Deep River Curl For Cancer
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The Deep River Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society is looking for teams for it's annual Curl For Cancer Bonspiel. It takes place Saturday, February 14th, 2009 at the Deep River Curling and Squash Club. The branch is looking for teams with a combination of new and experienced curlers. For more information or to register a team, contact Jan Moore at 613 584-4245. email |
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Curling & Squash Club |
The DRCSC is a family oriented, dual sport club with eager participation from the junior level to seniors. Fees permit full participation on both sports and there are several competitions planned each year for all age groups. Full membership is $420 (unlimited curling and squash privileges with squash only $240. There is a special rate for new full members of $290. Guests fee per session for curling or squash is $10. Partial season memberships are available. Curling is from Oct. to Apr. and squash is year round. For more information, contact Lachlan Cranswick at 584-4226 for squash, and Chris Knight at 584-2888 for curling.
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Deep River & Area Minor Hockey Association
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The Deep River & Area Minor Hockey Association welcomes both boys and girls from ages 4-17. We offer full programs beginning with Initiation and progressing through Novice, Atom, Peewee, Bantam, and Midget. Players are welcome to join at any level. The season runs from September to March. A registration day is held in July, and a second one at Community Registration night in September, or you may register via the website. email |
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Deep River Chess Club |
The Deep River Chess Club has no regular sessions, but those interested in chess instructions, or games, may contact chairman Gyula Pech at (613) 584-4169, or vice-chairman Evans Harrison at 584-2482.
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Deep River Community Association Inc.
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The Deep River Community Association Inc, performs an important function as the corporate umbrella under which member clubs can attain the equivalence of legal stature. It carries a liability insurance policy that protects the executives and volunteers of the member clubs. The DRCA makes grants and low-interest loans to member clubs to assist in capital expenditures. The DRCA is the owner/publisher of the North Renfrew Times - our community newspaper. And the DRCA does many things to "promote the welfare of the residents" such as sponsoring scholarships, providing a grand piano for concerts and stage productions, organizing all candidates meetings at election time, organizing and/or supporting special events like town anniversary celebrations and Canada Day celebrations. Club memberships are $30.00. For more information please contact DRCA Secretary, Barbara Morin at 584-3373 email |
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Deep River Gymnastics Club |
The Deep River Gymnastics Club offers programs for boys and girls ages 1 1/2 to 18 years which stress fun, fitness and fundamentals of gymnastics. Operates in the gyms of Mackenzie High School. Registration for the fall programs will take place at Community Registration Day on September and registration for the summer program is in June.
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Deep River Junior Chess Club |
Deep River Junior Chess Club
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Deep River Junior Chess Club
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Deep River Junior Chess Club |
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Deep River Mixed 3-Pitch League |
The Deep River Mixed 3-Pitch League is for male and female ball players 16 years of age and older. Ball is played at Grouse Park from late May to the end of September. Interested individuals should contact Steve Bird for more information.
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Deep River Symphony Orchestra
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The DRSO is a full symphony orchestra that performs 4 programs per year in Deep River and the upper valley under the musical direction of Peter Morris. They perform orchestral music using local people for the benefit of the community. New players and season subscribers are welcome. They meet from Sept. to May with ages 13 and up depending on ability. Registration is to be announced. The fees are $75 regular, $25 junior. email |
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Duplicate Bridge Club |
Registered ACBL duplicate bridge club. One open session a week at 7:15pm on Wednesday in the program room at the Deep River Public Library from Sept. to May. The club is not active during the summer. Pay as you play, $4 a person per session.
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Family Enrichment Network (FEN) |
FEN offers support to families in North Renfrew. Sessions in Deep River are held at Mackenzie High School every Monday to Thursday from 8:15 to 11:45 am and 12:30 to 3:30 pm, and Fridays from 8:45 to 11:45 am. Sessions include drop-in, playgrounds, parenting courses, workshops and resource library. FEN operates year round and is for families with children of all ages. You can register throughout the year at a cost of $18 per year or $2 per visit for non-members. For more information, contact Ruby Dimayuga at 584-4886.
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First Deep River Scouts |
Scouts Canada, 1st Deep River Group, seeks to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual potential. The 1st Deep River Group makes extensive use of the abundant and easily accessible outdoor assets of this area. Typical activities include outdoor and environmental activities, citizenship, and community service, leadership, and personal development. The different groups meet from September through to May. The different age groups are Beavers 5-7, Cubs 8-10, Scouts 11-14, and Ventures 14-18. Both boys and girls are welcome to join the group. The fee for 2008/2009 is $123 plus weekly dues. For more information, contact Don Ryland at 613-584-4980.
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Fitness for Seniors |
Exercises for men and women 55 years and older that include stretches, low-impact aerobics, weights and dance. The classes begin Sept. 13 until Apr., every Monday and Thursday at the Deep River Library from 1-2pm. Come whenever you feel like it, and there is no fee.
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49'ers Club |
Deep River and Area Seniors gather together every Tuesday afternoon in the Christian Education Centre (behind the Community Church) and enjoy friendship and laughter. While Euchre is the most popular game played, several others such as Scrabble, Romoli, etc. are also enjoyed. Goodies are served! Special dinners celebrate several occasions during the year. In the fall a one-day trip is and in the spring a 3-4 day trip is enjoyed to a destination chosen by the members. Seniors have been enjoying all that The 49ers have to offer since 1962. We welcome new members!
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Get W.I.T.H. It!
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Get W.I.T.H. It! (Walk in the Halls) Community walking program at Mackenzie High School email |
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Girl Guides |
An organization for girls and women ages 5 and up. Girl Guides provides fun, adventure, learning, skills and community service while giving girls the opportunity to develop leadership and teamwork skills, respect for themselves and others, independence, an interest in a broad spectrum of activities, and respect for their own communities and environment. Meets from September to June, with the possibility of summer activities. Sparks 5-6, Brownies 7-9, Guides 9-12, Pathfinders 12-15 and Seniors Branches 15-18. Fee is $75.00 for the year plus weekly dues but no girl will be excluded due to financial need. Adult women leaders are always welcome to join. Registration will take place at the Community Registration Day in September or by calling Anne Wills at 584-2879 or Iris Halfpenny at 589-2741.
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Historical Society Lumberjack Supper |
20th Anniversary Lumberjack Supper 5:30 pm Cost $20 for adults and $8 for children 12 and under. Entertainment will follow with fiddle playing and step dancing.
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Horticultural Society
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Deep River Horticultural Society (est. 1947). Annual door-to-door membership campaign canvass results in over 700 members. Members involved in Town beautification projects -- designing and providing 46 hanging baskets and 14 planters in the downtown core. Planting and maintaining gardens at local schools, hospital, long term care centre, St. Mary's Home, Welcome Signs, Mountainview Crescent gardens. Offers a Youth Program, a Tool Loan Service, and array of excellent speakers at monthly meetings. Community garden lots, workshops, flower and vegetable show. Grows produce for the local food bank. Meets 2nd Tuesday of the month (except July and August) in the program room at the W.B. Lewis Library. Contact: Marion Thompson 584-3003. email |
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Hospital Auxiliary |
The Hospital Auxiliary is a group of people who run the Whistle Stop and the gift shop in the hospital. It is in operation all year, and is for all ages. There is no fee to join. Contact Gayle Watters at 586-2691
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Junior Music Club |
The Junior Music Club provides all young musicians with an opportunity to perform in public, in a supportive, non-competitive atmosphere. Concerts operate about once a month from November to June; there are no fees or auditions. Registration is through local music teachers, but information is always available from Mary Greiner at 584-4293.
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Deep River Karate Club |
The Karate Club has been teaching adult and junior students for 30 years. We teach both self-defence and competitive karate in safe and fun environment, learning and performing basic blocks, kicks and strikes until they become reactive movements. Superior physical fitness is achieved through cardiovascular exercises, flexibility and strength development. Classes are held Mondays, and Thursdays in the Morison School (Avon Rd.): 6:30 to 8:30pm. Generally, classes run in two sessions. One from September to December and the second from January to May or June. For more information contact Ron Rogge at 584-1956, or for general information Ken Chaplin at 584-4672 or Paul Lee at 584-2603 may also be contacted
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La Leche League Canada of Deep River |
La Leche League is an organization devoted to helping women who want to breastfeed their babies. Local Leaders provide support through monthly meetings and by telephone. Meetings take place September through June, on the second Monday morning of each month (or third when there's long weekend), from 9:45-11:45 am, in the Family Enrichment Network (FEN) Lounge at McKenzie High School. For more information or breastfeeding help call Leslie 584-3185 or Jane 584-2758. http//deepriver_laleche.tripod.com |
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Laurentian View Dairy Hockey Club
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Laurentian View Dairy Hockey Club |
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Lions Club |
The Lions Club offers a wide variety of activities for the community. They offer bingos year round, as well as pre-teen dances and kid's parties during the fall/winter/spring months. The clubs activities are open to all ages, at minimal fees. For more information, contact Eileen Burke at 589-2546
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Marina User Association |
The M.S.U. are boating and marina users that provide feedback on the future improvements of the Deep River Marina. This group also volunteers throughout the year when needed.
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Golf Course
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Approved by the Royal Canadian Golf Association, this nine-hole course offers a par 72 over 18 holes. Featuring mens, ladies and junior programs, club house, pro shop and social activities. Pro lessons available for all skill levels and age groups. Call 584-3991 for details. email |
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Mount Martin Ski Club |
The Mount Martin Ski Club (MMSC) maintains 12 runs including a glade run and terrain park (with jumps, rails and boxes), a T-bar and rope tow, right in the Town of Deep River. Most trails are groomed. All runs are patrolled by volunteers from the Canadian Ski Patrol. A heated chalet with snack bar offers users a place to socialize and warm up whether enjoying the hill during the day or when night skiing. Contact MMSC: info@mountmartin.ca |
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North Renfrew Family Services
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Counselling for: personal and emotional difficulties family and marital relationships financial addictions grief trauma and stress Community support programs include: information public education access basic needs family violence camp/youth fund community kitchen community Christmas Basket "Flight of Hope" Group used furniture winter clothing. Confidentiality is strictly respected We are a community based and supported service. We are a member of Deep River District United Way and Family Service Ontario email |
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North Renfrew Long-Term Care Service Inc |
The North Renfrew Long-Term Care Services host a Seniors Drop-In and a monthly Diner's Club. The activities occur year round and are for ages 60 and up. The fee is $7 for the Diner's Club. The Drop-In is free. For more information, contact Kim Rodgers at 584-1900.
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North Renfrew Snowmobile Association |
The NRSA is in charge of making and grooming the snowmobile trails in Renfrew County. They also sell permits, which are on sale soon and will increase in price in December.
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Deep River Nursery School |
The Deep River Nursery School is a licensed child care center. Open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Children aged 18 months to 5 years old. Many sessions to choose from. Please call 613 584-9381 for more information.
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Orienteering |
A permanent course has been developed through the trails at Grouse Park. Maps can be picked up at the present time from Alistair McIvor at 584-1668.
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Original Six Hockey Club
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Original Six Hockey Club |
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Parkline Sportsman's Club |
This is a conservation club that also does research and cleaning of creeks and roads. We have also added an archery program. April until October we shoot 3D targets situated on our wooded 3D range behind the clubhouse. December to April we shoot indoors at the Deep River Arena. Throughout the year we hold fun 3D tournaments. Our club meets the first Tuesday of each month and our clubhouse is located on Highway 17E next to Mr. Gas. For more information contact Dick Rabishaw 589-2287
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Potters Guild |
The Potters Guild offers lessons in the fall for basic to advanced students. Professional potters are invited for workshops, and there are raku firings in the summer. Members have access to equipment and supplies. The guild fires in stoneware, which is ideal for dishes and planters, etc. Members are 18 or older unless with a family, and the cost for new members is approximately $85. For more information, contact Marg Killey at 584-2513.
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Renfrew Walking Club |
The Walking Club meets each week on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 9 am outside Radio Shack store. We walk until 10 am, mainly on streets but also back lanes and parkland. We usually end with coffee and chat at a downtown cafe. Joining this group is a great way to get regular aerobic exercise and to meet and make new friends. It is open to all adults. For more information contact, Margaret Miller at 584-4284 or Ann Christodoulou at 584-4384.
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River Recreation Improvement Assoc. (RRIA) |
The R.R.I.A. is a local service organization providing facilities and maintenance at nine Ottawa River beaches in the Deep River area. Their efforts are funded through the sale of annual membership ($15.00) and also by a couple of modest corporate donations. Memberships can be purchased from any of the R.R.I.A. executive, at the Deep River Marina, or any of the three Insurance Agencies.
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River Fitness |
River Fitness is your one stop fitness centre with a full range of free weights and a variety of weight resistance machines and cardio equipment. In addition, weekly aerobic classes are available. Free programs are available along with proper instruction of the safe and effective use of all equipment. For more information call 584-9009.
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Rug Hooking Club |
A branch of the Ontario Rug Hooking Guild, they do traditional rug hooking with wool and other materials. They meet every 3 weeks on a Tuesday afternoon in members homes. There is no age limit, and the fee is $3. Contact Hazel Herriot at 584-3012.
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Deep River Science Academy
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The Science Academy is a 6 week summer science school designed to give students, who have a interest and an aptitude in science, an opportunity to participate in real science research. There are three campuses across Canada: Fredericton, NB, Deep River, ON, Pinawa, MAN, and Kelowna, BC. The students must have a minimum of grade 10 science or the equivalent from another province. Applications are due by March 1 and the fee is $3700 (generous bursaries are available). For more information, contact National Registrar, PO Box 600, Deep River, ON, K0J 1P0 Phone:584-4541 Fax:584-9597 or website at http://www.drsa.ca. email |
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Scottish Dance Club |
The group practices Scottish dancing from September to May. All ages groups welcome, and fees are minimal. To register or for more information, contact Margaret Cook at 584-1218.
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Silver Fox Nordic
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Silver Fox Nordic is a new ski club (1996) located at the west end of Deep River on Josie Lane about 2.5 km off Highway 17. The club and ski trails were designed to be a training facility for cross country skiers intent on honing their skiing skills. Because of the general interest in the facility touring trails have been added. Next to the parking lot is a small but cozy chalet overlooking the best view in the valley. In front of the chalet is a sliding hill with a 40 m drop in elevation. The hill is used for tobogganing, snowboarding and skiing. Both the touring trails and racing trails start from the chalet. The racing trail is 7.5 km long with a good variety of flats, hills and high speed corners that will challenge any skier. The track is 4 - 5 m wide and is prepared for both skating and classic skiing. The track is cut with safety in mind. On some of the more difficult down hills, the track is eliminated to allow the skier to choose to either snow plow or sidestep around the turn. The touring trail is about 10 km in length and makes use of trails that go by some Josie Lane residences. It also uses the outer perimeter of the racing trails, thus avoiding many of the hills (up and down). email |
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Silver Spoon Classic-Cross Country Ski-Fest
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37th Silver Spoon Classic - Feb 7-8, 2009 Saturday, February 7th.Classic Events & new skating event. Sunday, February 8th: Orienteering & new snowshoe event. Entry Forms available at www.bright-ideas-software.co./silverspoon |
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Silver Spoon Committee |
The Silver Spoon Committee organizes the annual Silver Spoon Ski Fest, which is a one-day classic ski event including 23 different categories for skiers of all ages and abilities. The event is held on the first Saturday in February and starts at the local elementary school (St. Mary's). Many of the local ski trails are used to make up the various distances offered. The Silver Spoon Committee also supports various other skiing-related activities in the area. Entry forms: Ann Serdula at Box 999
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Deep River Skating Club |
The Deep River Skating Club offers all levels of skating instruction from the beginner level to adult skating. Programs are offered to children as young as 3 or 4 years. The CANSKATE program is "the" learn to skate program for all Canadians, leading to hockey, ringette and figure skating. The STARSKATE program follows the test program sanctioned by Skate Canada in the disciplines of Freeskate, Dance and Skating Skills. Lessons are offered at the Intermediate and Senior Level, depending on tests completed. The Adult program is available to all levels of adult skaters, from beginner to experienced. All instructional programs follow Skate Canada guidelines and are taught by professional coaches, registered with Skate Canada. Group and private lessons are available
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Laurentian Snow Gliders |
Friendly family oriented snowmobiling. Based out of a charming wood chalet, club events include potluck suppers, local and out of town tours. The season is mid Dec. to late Mar. and the ages are as young as 3 and as older as "consider it privileged info". Registration date is Dec 31of each year, and the membership fees will be decided at the fall annual meeting and based on the fee for the previous season. For more information contact, Shirley Leakey at 584-4080, Ricelle Labine at 584-2597, Elda Cook or Rob Noulty.
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Deep River & Area Minor Soccer Association
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The Deep River & Area Minor Soccer Association offers a recreational soccer program for players aged 4 to 18 years old. The season runs from may to August with practices and games held mostly during the week, at Grouse Park. Registration is in March. For further information please see our website http://www.dramsc.ca or email us at info@dramsc.ca |
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Society for Creative Anachronism |
The Society for Creative Anachronism is a living history club focusing on the Middle Ages and Renaissance in Europe, 600-1600 AD. Activities are seasonal, ranging from food, music, and the arts to sword combat. All ages are welcome. No fees are required for attendance of meetings. Paid membership ($20) and age of 18 are required for combat activities. For meeting times, call Ray or Shannon Dickson at 584-4794.
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Starz in Motion Dance Studio |
At Starz in Motion we offer classes in Deep River from two years of age to adult classes. We offer disciplines such as Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Lyrical, Hip-hop and Musical Theatre. We follow the A.D.A.P.T. syllabus (Associated Dance Arts for Professional Teachers) It's a fun way to get people involved in excercise, to develop co-ordination and have lasting memories of fun. Our dance season runs from September to June with a yearend recital to show off our Starz. Summer programs are also available. For more information please contact the studio director Miss Chantal Van-Hoof at 613-401-2840 or e-mail starzinmotion@hotmail.com |
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Deep River Players |
This is a community theatre group that studies all facets of theatre. They usually perform 3 times per year. Workshops in all aspects of theatre will continue to be featured at weekly meetings of the Deep River Players. The club is open to high school students and adults who want to participate in theatre games and field trips as well as community productions. C'mon out and have some fun. New members are always welcome.
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THEOP |
THEOP is an organization committed to bringing to the community high quality entertainment from Sept. to Apr. The group endeavours to appeal to a wide range of tastes and ages, and concerts include classical and jazz music, comedy and dance. Two subscription series are available, fall and winter, at various costs. www.theop.ca |
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The Deep Water Underwater Club (DRUC) is a non-profit organization that was formed in 1957 to make scuba diving accessible to the community and to promote safe diving. email |
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United Way |
The United Way run an annual door to door campaign to raise funds for different charitable organizations. The campaign occurs in the fall and you can choose who the donation is given to (within the choices). A donation registers the person as a member for the year. For more information, contact Pat Smith at 584-3985.
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Unity in Diversity |
This group hosts a Unity in Diversity Week during the second week on November which brings community members together from all age groups, genders and nationalities. For more information call Mahvash Khatamian at 584-4837.
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Upper Ottawa Valley Geology Club |
The Upper Ottawa Valley Geology Club was founded in 2001. We have enthusiastic members of all ages who enjoy learning about, and searching for, rocks, minerals and fossils. We are fortunate to live in a part of Ontario that is rich in mineral resources. We hold meetings in which we discuss recent finds, bring in mineral specimens to show to other members, plan several field trips for each year( to locations such as Bancroft, Quadeville and Eganville)and enjoy presentations by guest speakers. New members are welcome to join at any time.
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Valley Arts Council |
An organization that covers all the arts in the valley, such as music, drama, visual arts, etc., and exhibit members work. They manage Festival Hall, in Pembroke. Members are all ages, the council runs all year, and the membership is $20. For more info, contact Barb Basso at 589-2289 or Hazel Herriot at 584-3012.
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Volleyball Club |
The Deep River Volleyball Club has recreational co-ed volleyball from Sept. to June for people ages 16 and up. The cost is $45 for an adult and $30 for a student. Games are played Wednesday nights at Mackenzie High School. Register by October by contacting Peter Dmytrenko.
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Weaving Guild |
A group that meet in members homes on the last Thursday of every month to weave and spin. There are looms that are shared among members, and the fee to become a member is $15. For more info, contact Joan Brown at 584-4387.
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Deep River Yacht & Tennis Club |
The Deep River Yacht & Tennis Club offers for adults and juniors, tennis, sailing and rowing instruction and activities as well as a full social calendar. Fees range from $195 for an adult tennis membership to $8 for an adult one-day court pass. Registration forms showing full details are available from the drytc.ca website, the clubhouse, town hall and the club membership chairman. For further information call Geoff Hooper at 584-4205. Tennis: Junior Susan Sullivan 584-4207 Senior Metin Yetisir 584-2783 Rowing Ray Lambert 584-9624
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Deep River Youth Theatre
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The Deep River Youth Theatre is for anyone in Grades 5 to 8 with an interest in drama. Weekly sessions introduce participants to a variety of acting techniques in an accepting, fun atmosphere. Members have the opportunity to participate in an annual production shown to the public. Sessions are held weekly on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. email |
