The Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club open the ‘Leafs Mobile Fan Zone’ and synthetic ice.
The Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Development Team and past members of the Canadian Women’s Olympic Hockey Team host instructional play sessions on a synthetic 30’ x 50’ rink.
In honour of this year’s inductees, Team Canada 1972, Canada’s Walk of Fame Festival presented by SHOP.CA, adds hockey-themed activities to the free programming at Nathan Phillips Square.
Joining this year’s Festival are members of the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Development Team and past members of the Canadian Women’s Olympic Hockey Team, who will be hosting instructional play sessions on synthetic ice. The Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club will also open the ‘Leafs Mobile Fan Zone’, an exact Leafs dressing room replica that allows fans to feel like they’ve been added to the team roster. Fans can sit in player stalls, imagining they’re getting ready to suit up for the big game. Past Fan Zones have received surprise visits from Leafs alumni and Carlton the Bear.
When
Friday, September 21st from 12 PM to 2 PM
Festival Opening with members of Team Canada 1972, a presentation by Mayor Rob Ford and performances by The Devin Cuddy Band and Blue Rodeo’s Jim Cuddy. Paul Henderson’s Team Canada jersey will also be on display for photos.
- 12 PM to 2 PM & 5 PM to 11 PM – Toronto Maple Leafs Mobile Fan Zone
- First 30 min of each hour: Free Skate*
- Second 30 min: Instructional Play
Saturday, September 22nd from 11 AM to 11 PM
- 11 AM to 11 PM – Toronto Maple Leafs Mobile Fan Zone
- First 30 min of each hour: Free Skate*
- Second 30 min: Instructional Play
Sunday, September 23rd from 11 AM to 8 PM
- 11 AM to 8 PM – Toronto Maple Leafs Mobile Fan Zone
- First 30 min of each hour: Free Skate*
- Second 30 min: Instructional Play
- 12:30 PM to 1 PM & 1:30 PM to 2 PM – Instructional Play with members of the Canadian Women’s Olympic Hockey Team including Sami-Jo Small, Lori Dupuis, Liza Knox, Christina Kessler and Cassie Campbell
Where
Nathan Phillips Square (the intersection of Queen Street West and Bay Street).