-
10th Anniversary
Shaping Up!Welcome to our new site. Amelia Park is about to celebrate their 10th Anniversary. JOIN US ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 FROM 4-8PM! Click below for more information!
Musical Moments concludes!
The Musical Moments concert series concluded Tuesday, August 24th, with Cory & the Knightsman at 6:30pm. The concert went off until the rains came. Click here for photos from Musical Moments. Thanks for joining us in the Garden!
Fall Hours start on September 7th!
Skating is in full swing at Amelia Park Ice Arena starting on Tuesday, September 7th. For new office hours, please click here.
New Lights are getting !
Amelia Park is thrilled to have new lights being installed in our rink! The process of installing the new lights should be completed by Tuesday, September 7th.
 |
 |
Upcoming Events
PUBLIC SKATING HOURS CHANGE SEPTEMBER 13
DEK HOCKEY LEAGUE UP AND RUNNING
MEN'S LEAGUES - OVER 30 & OVER 40
LOOKING TO VOLUNTEER IN YOUR COMMUNITY?
It's more than an Ice Arena...
Amelia Park Ice Arena is a multi-million dollar ice arena/sports complex and memorial garden, financed by Westfield, Massachusetts philanthropist Albert F. Ferst, in memory of his wife Amelia. Throughout her lifetime, "Millie's" intent was to give back to the community, especially the youth, in providing positive opportunities for them. Mr. Ferst shares his wife's ideals. In 2000, the Ice Arena that Millie envisioned several years ago became a reality. Unfortunately, her early demise prohibits this gracious lady from seeing one of the Ferst's many generous acts come to fruition. The Albert & Amelia Ferst Operating Foundation, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit entity, was formed in 1998, with the expressed purpose of building this recreational facility and garden in her memory.
The main building is a 47,000 square foot facility which includes a NHL sized ice rink with seating for 600; a figure skating lounge; three party rooms; a skate rental and sharpening area; limited pro-shop; four locker rooms and a food concession area. A 65' x 170' outside inline skating rink is located next to the main building and near Amelia's Garden, a one acre memorial park.