Admission
Public skating is $6 for ages 13 and up and $4 for ages 5-12; under 5 is free. Stick and Puck is $6 per skater.
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Memorial Sports Center
Middlebury's community-funded rink, opened in 1993 and run by Friends of Middlebury Hockey
Public skating at Memorial Sports Center: the next 7 days
Thursday, October 22
- · Public Skate
- · Public Skate
Friday, October 23
- · Public Skate
Saturday, October 24
- · Public Skate
A volunteer-built rink that opened in 1993
The Memorial Sports Center opened in 1993 after a community fundraising campaign that combined donations, countless volunteer hours and in-kind services. The town kept investing: in 1995 the original temporary ice system was upgraded to a seasonal one, and in 2000 permanent refrigeration was installed.
Donated boards and bleachers followed, along with a new Zamboni room. Friends of Middlebury Hockey, founded in 1979, has managed and operated the building throughout its existence, even after it was signed over to the Town of Middlebury; the Memorial Sports Center Commission provides fundraising and oversight, including the banner advertising program.
During the winter ice season, October through April, the rink hosts the Middlebury Amateur Hockey Association, Middlebury Union High School and numerous adult and club teams. The rest of the year it holds community events such as graduation ceremonies.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
Skate rentals are $5 per pair and skate sharpening is $6 per pair.
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Skating with children
Helmets are recommended for public skating and required for Stick and Puck sessions.
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Amenities
Skate sharpening is available during scheduled Public Skating and Stick & Puck.
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Rink rules
Public skating and Stick and Puck sessions have no ice monitors and all skating is at your own risk. Helmets are recommended for public skating and required for Stick and Puck.
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