There are three payment options for all programs: membership, a mutiple Session Card, or per session. 

Memberships and Session Cards make a phenomenal gift! You are welcome to pay in advance for a specific number of months.

Monthly Membership

The Vesta membership includes unlimited visits for all of the standard Vesta programs, including parenting circles, exercise classes, and informative programs for the given month. A nominal fee will be charged in addition to the membership for activities that require supplies, such as craft programs. Vesta also hosts a variety of sessions, such as photo shoots and baby sign language classes, that are not included in the price of the membership, but member discounts are often given. The program listing and calendar will indicate programs requiring additional fees. A regular membership also entitles you to a 5% discount in the Vesta Shop.  Vesta memberships support our programming and enable us to add events to our schedule.

Membership Cost and Conditions

$25 per month + HST, payable monthly

• Payment options: Master Card, Visa, debit, cash
• There is no obligation to continue beyond the given month.
• Memberships are non transferrable.
• Members must show their card at every session.

Multiple Session Card

Session Cards allow you purchase either 10 social sessions or 10 fitness sessions in advance at a discount over the per session rate.  You can use use the card any time you wish.  Cards are transferrable to other people, so you may share your card.   This card is great for people who can't commit to numerous sessions in a month and would prefer being able to pop in every so often.

Multiple Session Card Cost and Conditions

Fitness card: $80 + HST for 10 sessions

Social card: $40 + HST for 10 sessions

Card must be presented and punched at each session.

Fitness card is only good for fitness programs, social card is good for any regular social session. 

Vesta also hosts a variety of sessions, such as photo shoots and baby sign language classes with additional fees.  Session cards may not be applied to these programs, and the regular fee must be paid (i.e. no membership discounts).  The program listing and calendar will indicate programs requiring additional fees

Pay Per Session 

To allow flexibility we enable you to pay be the single fitness or social session.

Pay Per Session Cost and Conditions

Fitness session: $9 + HST

Social session: $5 + HST (plus any additional fees for sessions that involve supplies)

Payment entitiles the participant to a single session.   

Vesta also hosts a variety of sessions, such as photo shoots and baby sign language classes with additional fees.  These programs are not counted as Social sessions and particpants must pay and listed fees to participate in those sessions. 

Commonly Asked Questions

Why would I pay for Vesta programs when there are free places to take my child, like the Ontario Early Years Centre?

Comparing Vesta to the Ontario Early Years Centre (OEYC) is like comparing your car to your couch - sure you can sit in both of them, but they both serve a different purpose. Vesta is about you. A Vesta membership includes a variety of programs that are tailored to you, but to which you are welcome to bring your small children. Vesta circles are unique to our area - they enable you to get to know people easily, ask questions of people who have “been there before”, or simply vent to people who understand what you’re going through. Vesta is your best friend’s family room, a workout room, and a kids toy room all mixed in to one. There are no sing-alongs. No one is eating paste. We love the OEYC - we take our own kids. It’s a great compliment to Vesta. Go there to make a craft with your toddler, come to Vesta to ask other moms if you will ever sleep again! A Vesta membership also includes a lot more than the other free places, like kid-friendly exercise classes, discounted photo shoots, and child-free Girls Nights. 

Why isn’t your centre and its programs free?

Unlike the Ontario Early Years Centre and Elgin St. Thomas Public Health, Vesta is not government funded and therefore must charge a membership fee to cover operating costs. For the same reason you wouldn’t expect to go to the gym for free you can expect to pay for Vesta programs and services.