Transforming the Former Centennial Arena
- Solar Powered Facility
- Environmentally Friendly Building
- Exterior Renovation
- State-of-the-Art Heating System
- Interior Transformation
- New Court Surfaces for Basketball, Volleyball, Pickleball and more
- Cultural Exhibits and Digital Displays
- Public WiFi
- Media Room for Live Streaming and Video Production
- Hospitality and Meeting Room
- Merchandizing and Concessions Outlet
- Smart Devices for Heating, Lighting and Equipment Storage
- Advanced Security Technologies for Player Safety
Tomorrow's Legends attends a ceremony at Province House in Halifax as a 2025 recipient of the Government of Nova Scotia's Low Carbon Communities (LCC) Fund. The organization received a contribution of $60,000.00 to further its solar power initiative for Legends Arena.
Founder, Bill Kachafanas, and Legends Ambassador, Sterling Feener attended the LCC ceremony on March 5, 2025.
Nova Scotia Premier, Tim Houston with Minister of Energy, Trevor Boudreau pictured at Province House to present to the group of 2025 recipients. Read the full media release.
Tomorrow's Legends Welcomes its First Sport Club to Legends Arena
Pickleball Cape Breton through the assistance of the Tim Hortons Holiday cookie campaign has become a founding member of Tomorrow’s Legends. The arena will showcase 9 new pickleball courts with program offerings for all ages.
A heartfelt thank you to Troy Wilson and Karen Hatcher, owners of the Cape Breton Tim Hortons stores for supporting Pickleball Cape Breton and its new home.
Maximizing Opportunities for Youth Through Organized Sports
Centrally located in Sydney, the facility brings communities together for recreational and competitive activities. Young athletes from all over Cape Breton can gain new opportunities, create memorable experiences and forge long lasting friendships.
Kids can engage in organized sports regardless of social status or personal beliefs while gaining valuable life experience on and off the courts.