The Vermilion Stadium, with a 2500 seating capacity, provides a modern heated hockey arena. The Town of Vermilion operates two indoor ice arenas. Ice time is available from October through March. Our arena hosts many major hockey games and figure skating events, as well as activities like lacrosse, roller derby and inline hockey. Lounge and concession facilities compliment the complex.
This is located at 5510 College Drive.
The Vermilion Stadium/Arena is home of:
Vermilion Senior Rock
The County of Vermilion works collaboratively with the Town of Vermilion annually to contribute financially to different facilities within the Town of Vermilion. Recreation facilities are always on top of mind.
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Vermilion Stadium is Now a LiveBarn Venue
If you can’t make it to the facility, you can still stay connected by watching all events Live and On Demand. Share with friends and family so they never miss a moment of the game!
10% DISCOUNT - PROMO CODE: verm-live
LiveBarn is a subscription service that allows you to watch events Live or On Demand for 30 days from any LiveBarn-installed venue across the US & Canada.
· Save and share 30-second highlights
· Download entire games/practices
· Tag highlights while watching live, in-venue
· Order automated player analysis for individual games (additional per-game cost applies)
Existing subscribers can update their profile to our venue’s promo code. For a full listing of LiveBarn venues, visit livebarn.com. Download the LiveBarn iOS App or the LiveBarn Android App for easiest mobile viewing - or the LiveBarn tvOS on AppleTV for home theatre viewing.
Electric Zamboni - $50,000 Grant by MCCAC
With the need for a new ice re-surfacer for the Stadium, the Town of Vermilion partnered with the MCCAC (Municipal Climate Change Action Centre) to purchase an electric Zamboni for our community.
The electric model will serve to cut fuel costs in the Stadium while also providing a better-quality ice surface for our many user groups. This opportunity to save money on both the immediate purchase and the long-term costs associated with the maintenance is all thanks to the $50,000 grant provided by the Government of Alberta through the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities Program (EVM) administered by the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre (MCCAC).
Kevin Lucas, Town of Vermilion CAO expressed his gratitude,
"I am thrilled to announce the generous funding grant of $50,000.00 from the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre (MCCAC) towards our initiative of acquiring an electric ice resurfacing machine. This grant marks a significant step forward in our commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility within our community.
With the support of MCCAC, we are poised to revolutionize our ice maintenance practices by transitioning to an eco-friendly electric machine. This investment not only aligns with our municipality's environmental goals but also demonstrates our dedication to reducing carbon emissions and promoting cleaner, greener technologies.
This grant underscores the power of collaboration between local governments and organizations like MCCAC in driving impactful change. Together, we are not only upgrading our facilities but also contributing to a more sustainable future for generations to come.
I extend my deepest gratitude to MCCAC for their support and belief in our vision. This grant empowers us to make tangible strides towards a more sustainable and environmentally conscious community."