Covid online 3rd party programs

Since the city of Ottawa has extended the closure of all community facilities we have decided to provide you with some online programs that you can go to. If you have more ideas that you wish to share, please send them to [email protected]

If you want more info & help see https://thca.ca/info-and-help-during-covid-19/ 

Online Programs

 

Thank you to Steph, Joanna, and Nana for sending this link for virtual field trips

https://www.titlemax.com/articles/road-trip-from-home-virtual-field-trips/ 

 

Lets Bike Ottawa

Join us for our upcoming free-public-virtual workshops and more:
MOTHERLOAD virtual film screening
Tuesday, September 29 from 7 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. – Register Here

Discover Your City by Bike with Ecology Ottawa
Wednesday, September 30 at 6 p.m. – Register Here

Extend Your Cycling Season – The Impact Hub Brown Bag Lunch
Thursday, October 1st at 12:00 p.m. – Register Here

Bike Maintenance by Metro Bicycle Education Safety Training (BEST) Program
Wednesday September 30 from 8 to 9pm – Register Here

 

Centrepointe Childcare Services EarlyON Special Activity

Scavenger Hunt
From September 21 to October 1st CCS EarlyON will host a “Frontline Community Workers” Scavenger Hunt. 
Click here for details on how to participate. Good Luck! 

 

Things to do:  SEASONAL THINGS TO DO CV 19_

Young at hearts Social club See poster to sign up and join us on line from your computer

Ottawa’s Canada Day Celebration will be virtual this year Watch from the comfort of Home and stay safe. https://ottawatourism.ca/en/ottawa-insider/canada-day-2020-virtual-celebration

Entertainment

Amusement Park Rides — Take a ride online! Ride the “Mako
Rollercoaster” at SeaWorld or “It’s a Small World”
at Disneyland

Bingo online

Calgary Zoo’s Panda Cam — Can be viewed 24/7 free of charge.

Contiki’s Movie Club

Family Activities offered by NROCRC earlyon online sessions2

Glebe Neighbourhood Activities Group – An array of live online programs (for free or by donation) are being offered between now and June. The list of virtual activities for
both kids and adults (including fitness, yoga, dance, and a weekly LEGO challenge) can be found on the Glebe’s website.

Harry Potter Themed Digital Escape Room

Monkey Rock Music – Fun, entertaining music program for young children and their parents. The classes will be 30 minutes long. $14 for a two-week session.

Ottawa Public Library has a variety of online content including books, magazines, and craft projects.

Ripley’s Aquarium’s Shark Camera — Take the virtual plunge into a
shark tank.

Stratford Festival On Demand — For fans of Shakespeare, there are
several plays available to watch for free on the CBC gem website.

Virtual Museums — Offers several Canadian virtual museum tours
online free of charge. OR
 

More museum virtual tours  – Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world’s treasures online.  

Mind & Body

Zoom Zumba  & Yoga classes–

TPCC now has Yoga classes at the community centre in the Lions den on Mondays Fill in this form to register: ( or type this link into your browser: https://forms.gle/BP8e4UAAgBUQp9fW7 )
To view these classes Virtually email [email protected] and I will send you the link.

Free Meditation Guidance Classes – Monday & Wednesday 8:00 to 8:30am

Senior’s Chair Exercises – This class has limited space, contact Savita at 613-402-2460 for more details.

Education

LinkedIn Learning — Learn in-demand skills with over 14,000+
online courses taught by real-world professionals. First month is
free.

University of Toronto — The University is offering a variety of free
online courses, including Mind Control: Managing Your Mental
Health During COVID-19.