Be A Kid: Roller Skating Party!

Moms Against Racism Presents... Be a Kid! E ach month get together with Black, Indigenous and Kids of Colour to have fun participating in a different activity and building community. This month join us for a Roller Party at Colwood Church with Marty's Roller Parties.

Event details:

• Saturday, April 27th at 1:30pm
• Roller skate rentals included.
• Children MUST wear helmets. Helmets are encouraged for adults too.
• We will have the "roller rink" to ourselves.
• You can bring snacks/drinks to have off the rink. No food or drink will be provided.
• Children 18 and under must have a parent or guardian on the ice with them at all times.

Pricing:

• Kids: Pay what you can*
• Adults: 18 years and older - $10.00

*If you can afford to, please consider contributing $5-$10 per child. This helps us host more events in a year. If you can't right now, that is okay! We got you. Please email us at info@momsagainstracism.ca if you have questions or concerns.

You MUST register all participants. People who have not registered may be refused access to the event.

Indemnity Information:

Accidents arising from sporting and other recreation activities occasionally happen. Roller skating includes a foreseeable risk of harm and personal injury that is inherent in the activity itself. By attending the event, you agree to indemnify and save harmless Moms Against Racism, including their officials, officers, employees and agents from any claim, lawsuit, liability, debt, demand, loss or judgement (including costs, defence expense and interest) whatsoever and howsoever arising either directly or indirectly as a result of participating in this event. You also agree to waive all rights of subrogation or recourse against Saanich as a result of participating in this event.

Plain language: Participate at your own risk.

Thank you to our 2024/2025 funder!

We are so grateful to be running another year of the Be a Kid program funded by the Government of Canada (Financé par le gouvernement du Canada). This program supports our members, the public, and their racialized kids in creating community. This program will help to create opportunities for Black, Indigenous and Children of Colour to connect with each other, in a psychologically and culturally safer environment, while participating in an activity they may otherwise not.