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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Five Rivers is home to the region’s newest martial arts activity. The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu program is always welcoming new members of all ages.
Season Schedule:
May to September – Rexton Sports and Recreation Centre
October to December – Eleanor W. Graham Middle School
Session Times:
Wednesday Nights (Kids 6pm – 7pm | Adults 7pm – 8pm)
Saturday Mornings (Kids 9am – 10am | Adult 10am – 11:30am)
Registration:
Register by contacting (506) 397-5526 or visiting the Facebook Page MXT Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Kent County.
Kent Curling
Kent Curling is a popular local recreation program held at the Rexton Sports and Recreation Centre and is one of the community’s favourite ways to stay busy throughout the Winter.
Details:
The curling season operates from October to April and offers suitable programming for all ages and skill levels.
Registration:
Opens in September (506-523-3129 | Kent Curling)
Parks and playground
Many areas to go and enjoy the outdoors
Kenney Park
145 Main Street, Rexton, NB
Kenney Park, located on Main Street near the Rexton Lions Club in Rexton, New Brunswick, is a community hub. Throughout the year, it hosts a variety of events, including the Christmas Tree Lighting, community-wide yard sales, and the Family Fun Day organized by the Rexton Lions Club.
MacNarin Park
116-120 Rue Main, Rexton, NB
MacNarin Park is located at the intersection of Highway 116 and Main Street in Rexton, New Brunswick. It holds a special significance to the Rexton community as it was dedicated by the Irving family in memory of the MacNarin sisters: Harriet Lila, Mary Lou, and Elva. It features playground equipment for children, a gazebo for relaxation, and a pleasant walking path for leisurely strolls.
Rexton Splash Pad
The Rexton Splash Pad, situated outside the Rexton Sports and Recreation Centre, is a popular destination for all ages seeking relief from the summer heat.
The Splash Pad will be open in June.
Bonar Law Common is a historic site in Five Rivers that operates during the summer months. To find out more, visit our Bonar Law Common page.