TIRF Thorncliffe Family Night Festival

Do you want to have an amazing evening playing rugby? Thanks to our friends, Foresters Financial, we’re inviting you to join us on Thursday, August 9, at our Thorncliffe Family Night Festival. Taking place at Go Green Youth Centre/Valley Park Middle School fields from 5:00PM to 9:00PM. This evening of outdoor rugby-orientated games, and carnival-inspired activities will leave your children with a truly memorable summer rugby experience.

The day is designed with age- and skill- appropriate activities for girls and boys between the ages of 6 to 12. Play games flag tag, flag rugby, and ultimate rugby. Read our frequently asked questions below. RSVP here; fill out this photo media release form; and bring it with you to the festival. Camps and community groups are welcomed to attend to! Just send us an email info@TIRFrugby.ca.

TIRF Thorncliffe Family Night Festival
When: Thursday, August 9, 2018

Where: Valley Park Middle School (Go Green Youth Centre Field)
130 Overlea Blvd,
Toronto, ON MC3 1B2

Schedule:
Time                               Activity
5:00pm-5:30pm             Doors Open/ FREE Registration
5:30pm-8:30pm             Games (Stations)
8:30pm-9:00pm             Closing

Obstacle course and food stations: Running throughout the evening

Lead Contact:
Zulfiqar Sheikh, zulfiqar.sheikh@tirfrugby.ca 

THANKS TO OUR PRESENTING HOUSE LEAGUE SPONSOR:
Foresters Financial

FAQs:

• What is the TIRF Thorncliffe Family Fun Night? – a communal gathering of summer camps and community members from across Thorncliffe to celebrate and promote the sport of rugby, as well as healthy living though an active lifestyles. A variety of fun and inclusive activities will run throughout the day, and prizes will be awarded.
• Will food be provided? — Snacks: yes.
• Water? – Yes, we will have water bottles.
• What should kids bring? – Sunscreen, reusable water bottle if they have, running shoes and athletic clothes
• What activities will be there? Variety of both rugby-focused and multi-sport games, and activities such as face-painting, and temporary tattooing!
• Is rugby dangerous? All games are fully non-contact, and First Aid volunteers will be on site as a precaution for any minor injuries.