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Are you sitting at home wondering what to do? Let us make a suggestion. Why not go ice-skating? It’s local, cool, and low cost to do so bring your whole family, company, and group of friends. Planning a social get-together? Why not give us a call. We’re fast, easy, and the best. In southern California, our Riverside location, hasplenty of activities and entertainment ideas for your party. Lessons are a great way to meet people and learn how to skate. You can buy your own skates or you can rent ours. Check our schedule regarding broomball, and the next meeting that you’re throwing won’t just be icy and cold it will also be filled with games and competitions. Where is the most popular place in California to teach your children how to skate? Right here with us of course. This year, why not try some new, cool, and hip things to do. Adults, teenagers, even younger boys and girls should visit our southern California recreation centers. Summer or winter, it doesn’t matter, we’ve got some fun, affordable ideas for your group. Never again must you stand in line for hours at an attraction park, when there’s your Riverside county ICETOWN for all of your social events. Teens and kids even get discounts on tickets to our arena. Your county YMCA can provide with a list of prices and a directory of our camps. This week meet your friends at our place for some healthy dancing and games. Ice skating is an exciting, invigorating, & enjoyable activity. In the Ice Town Skating Academy, you’ll learn the skills that will enable you to enjoy a lifetime of fun & exercise. Step by step instruction in pleasant, supervised surroundings makes learning safe & easy. New skaters are always welcome. Classes are grouped by age and ability, and meet once weekly. The Skating Academy structures its classes to be a positive learning experience filled with lots of fun. The Academy’s curriculum is designed to guide a skater through the Ice Skating Institute (ISI) test structure. The Academy wants its skaters happy and appropriately challenged. |
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