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BrightStart Caledon Family Centre has fun activities planned for March Break
March 6, 2025 · 0 Comments
All activities are free and no registration is required
By ZACHARY ROMAN
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
If you have children between the ages of zero and six and are looking for some fun March Break activities, you may want to check out what the BrightStart Caledon Family Centre has planned.
On March 4, the local non-profit announced it has a variety of things planned for March 10 to 14.
Activities include visits from police and firefighters and theme days like “Fun with Science”, “Exploring Colours”, “Dance Party” and “Pajama Party”.
BrightStart Caledon’s usual early learning activities will be proceeding as scheduled as well.
All the planned activities are free and no registration is required for them.
“Families in rural Caledon are reminded that special March Break activities have been planned for the Alton and Cheltenham Mobile Village Stops too,” said Shelly Ives, BrightStart Caledon Manager of Community Relations. “So, plan to bundle up the kids and drop by your nearest BrightStart Caledon location to join in on the fun.”
BrightStart Caledon Family Centre has three main sites, the Albion Bolton Community Centre, Caledon East Community Complex, and Southfields Community Centre.
For more information and a full schedule of planned events, interested parties can visit brightstartcaledon.com.
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