Family activities
Family dinner can wait.
Learn a new skill together, cheer the first bullseyes and find out who in the family turns out to be surprisingly competitive.
Book for the familyFamily activities
An activity every generation can try.
Technique matters more than strength, which puts everybody on level ground. The coach adapts their guidance to each person and supervises the lane throughout.
- All skill levels
- Private family target
- Coach on site
- Equipment included
| Minimum age | No fixed age; minors accompanied by an adult |
|---|---|
| Group size | 2 to 60 |
| Duration | 60 minutes |
| Price | From $31 per person, before tax |
| Supervision | A coach with your group for the whole session |
| Regular session length | 60 minutes of throwing |
| Arrival | 10 minutes before your booked time |
| Dress code | Closed-toe shoes required, no heels or platforms |
| Cancellation (regular booking) | Free up to 48 hours ahead |
| Address | 1436 rue Atateken, Montreal, Beaudry metro |
Group-event planner
Need the whole venue, more time or a custom event for up to 60 guests?
Tell us your date, headcount and what you want to add and we’ll recommend the right format. Reply within one business day with a clear proposal: format, duration, price. For a private event, Memento catering with drinks on request.
Up to 40 people for 60 minutes? Book directly online →
What’s included
You show up. We handle the rest.
- 01Full training
- 0260 minutes of throwing
- 03Several axe types
- 04Optional games
Is there a minimum age?
There is no fixed minimum age. The important question is whether the guest can safely handle the axe and follow the coach’s instructions. For younger children, contact us before booking: we’ll tell you honestly whether it suits them, and adapt the equipment and the flow. Minors are always accompanied by an adult.
Is it safe for teenagers?
Yes. Every session begins with training, only one person throws at a time, and the coach supervises the lane from start to finish.
Do we need to be strong?
No. Technique and precision matter far more than strength, which is why kids often beat the adults.
What should we wear?
Closed-toe shoes without heels or platforms, for everybody, including anyone just watching.
