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J.M. McDonald Sports Complex
The JM McDonald Sports Complex is an 80,000-square-foot multi-purpose venue offering public ice skating as well as Rock and Skate and Skate N Shoot...
The JM McDonald Sports Complex is an 80,000-square-foot multi-purpose venue offering public ice skating as well as Rock and Skate and Skate N Shoot (registration required). Figure and ice-skating lessons are offered.
The complex is a full entertainment arena featuring concerts, carnivals, family events, consumer shows and events. There is also a sport court and large turf field and a concession stand is available.
The complex is a full entertainment arena featuring concerts, carnivals, family events, consumer shows and events. There is also a sport court and large turf field and a concession stand is available.
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