The Recreation and Culture department offers youth programs for a variety of interests including: 

Registered Programs

• clay 
• cooking and nutrition 
• digital arts and technology
• fibre arts
• fine arts
• fitness and wellness
• learning and life skills
• martial arts
• sports
• woodworking
• youth leadership training
• Browse regsitered programs and workshops online

Drop-in Programs

• includes Badminton, basketball, volleyball, shinny, skating, and lengths swims
• a safe and inclusive space for youth to hang out, play games, and more on Fridays at two community centres
  • Glen Abbey Community Centre
  • Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre (QEPCCC)
• youth drop-in programs available at various community centres

The Drop

• free activity nights for youth ages 11-17
• activities like games, crafts and sports
• have fun, hang out, listen to music, and make new friends
• rotates through different community centres in Oakville

Oakville Youth Action Committee (OYAC)

• intended to engage youth, aged 13-19, and provides opportunities for them to have a voice in our community, empower their peers and help shape the future of our town
• plan events and impact youth programming, help your community, represent your peers, meet new people, have fun and learn new skills
• earn volunteer hours towards your high school diploma

Varies by program, see website

Register online or by phone at 905-815-2000