Staebler Suggests ☑️ Exciting March Break Activities in Waterloo Region ✨

Mar 6, 2025
Categories: Newsletter · Spring 2025
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March Break is a perfect time for families and individuals to explore the vibrant offerings of the Waterloo Region. Whether you’re looking for educational experiences, outdoor adventures, or creative fun, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a guide to some of the top activities to enjoy during March Break 2025:

  • Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery (March Break Camp March 10-14)

Dive into the world of art at the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery. Known for its impressive collection and engaging exhibitions, the gallery offers special workshops and activities tailored for kids and families during March Break. It’s a great way to spark creativity and develop an appreciation for art.

  • Sky Zone Trampoline Park

For those seeking high-energy fun, Sky Zone in Kitchener is the place to be. With connected trampolines, foam pits, and even a mini–American Ninja Warrior course, it’s an exciting spot for kids and adults alike. Their special March Break programs ensure there’s always something new to try.

  • Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory

Step into a tropical paradise at the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory. This serene space is home to thousands of butterflies, tropical plants, and even exotic birds. March Break hours are extended from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, March 10-Sunday, March 16. The conservatory hosts themed events and activities, making it a magical experience for visitors of all ages.

  • Dynamo Gymnastics Inc.

For active kids, Dynamo Gymnastics in Cambridge offers March Break camps that combine fun and fitness. With professional instructors and state-of-the-art facilities, it’s an excellent opportunity for children to learn new skills and make friends.

  • Outdoor Adventures

If the weather permits, explore the region’s beautiful parks and trails. From hiking to picnicking, the Waterloo Region’s natural beauty provides a refreshing break from indoor activities. Discover more ideas here: https://www.todocanada.ca/march-break-activities-kitchener-cambridge-waterloo/

  • Local Libraries and Community Centers

Many local libraries and community centers in the Waterloo Region host special March Break programs, including storytelling sessions, craft workshops, and interactive games. These events are often free or low-cost, making them accessible to everyone. Kitchener Public Library: https://www.kpl.org and the Waterloo Public Library: https://www.wpl.ca

Don’t Forget Student Accident Insurance

Just a reminder that Student Accident Insurance is available through Staebler Insurance and/or Plan for Wealth. Coverage remains in place for 365 days from the date of purchase. If you already have Student Accident coverage it will protect your kids over March break and if you would like to purchase Student Accident Insurance please visit: https://www.staebler.com/student-accident-insurance/

From all of us at Staebler Insurance, have a safe and fun March Break!

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