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Brookline Recreation Dept
Eliot Recreation Center 133 Eliot St
Chestnut Hill MA 02467 617-730-2069
Recreational facilities in Brookline include 7 community parks, 13 neighborhood parks and playgrounds, 10 school playgrounds, and 10 passive recreation parks. The community parks & neighborhood parks/playgrounds collectively feature Baseball/Little League Fields, Softball Fields, Soccer Fields, Basketball & Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Swing Sets, Sandboxes, Spray Pools, Benches, Picnic Tables and Off Leash Hours for dogs. Harry Downes Field also features a track. Some of the neighborhood parks/playgrounds offer game tables and/or bike racks. The new William H. Lincoln/playground features a Multi-use Field. Longwood playground offers Separate Toddler & School age Play Areas and a Pedestrian Path. The 10 passive parks collectively feature benches and 2 have picnic tables as well. Dane Park is a wooded area and Eliot Street Park features a number of mature oak trees. 123-acre Putterham Meadows Golf Course features an 18-hole course, putting green, practice chipping green, lessons areas, clubhouse and pro shop. Recreation programs for adults include sports classes & leagues (hockey, golf, tennis, soccer, men's & co-ed softball, co-ed basketball, swimming, co-ed soccer) and informal play (basketball); dog obedience, fitness, aqua aerobics/water exercise. Seniors can participate in the activities/events of the Golden Age Club of Brookline. Various trips, special events and programs include the Brookline Flag Day 5K Road Race in June, the Mohegan Sun Casino trip, Six Flags New England Theme Park excursion, Earth Day Celebration and the Community Gardens program. Aquatics programs include group swim lessons for all ages and ability levels, from infant through adults, private swim lessons, diving lessons (novice, advanced, competitive) and youth swim teams. Youth sports programs include tennis lessons, golf clinics at Brookline Golf Club, skating clinics at Larz Anderson Rink and soccer, volleyball, basketball, lacrosse and girl's softball leagues and/or instruction. Various youth sports organizations in Brookline also sponsor programs, including Youth Hockey (BYH), Youth Baseball and Pop Warner Football. Other youth activities include nature explorations for children class, nature-oriented summer camps and school break activities, general recreation summer camps (programs for ages 5-6, 7-9, and 10-13), school vacation week program, after school recreation, chess, and physics in motion class. Soule Early Childhood Center (S.E.C.C.), 652 Hammond St, 617-739-7598 offers a program for preschool age children. Recreation Activities for Teens (R.A.F.T.) offers a Teen Center and use of the Soule Gym and includes events such as Dances. Sports programs for teens include soccer, volleyball, basketball and softball. Nature/science programs/events include Maple Sugaring, Amphibian Night, Nature Art Series (Digital Photography, Nature Sculpture, Landscape Painting, Sketchbook Journaling with ink and water color), First Fridays Family Nature Night and Interpretive Nature Walks for Seniors. Family events include Family Fun Welcome Back Weekend and Family Fun Friday Night. The American Red Cross offers several classes including CPR for the Professional Rescuer Recertification, Lifeguard Training Course & Recertification, Standard First Aid, Adult, Child & Infant CPR/AED & Review and Babysitters Training. The Therapeutic program for special needs individuals age 6 & up provides athletics in partnership with Special Olympics, as well as a Teen Social group for ages 13-17 (new program piloted in Fall 2006).
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Quincy Recreation Dept 1 Merrymount Parkway Quincy MA 02170 617-376-1394
The Quincy Recreation Department offers program year round for all ages. Facilities include the community pool at Lincoln Hancock Elementary School, which offers recreational swimming on weekday evenings & Sunday afternoons and an Instructional Swimming Program during July & August. Summer activities include the Supervised Playgrounds program, the William F. Ryan Boating & Sailing Program, Clinics and Workshops, Arts in the Park, Summer Concerts and programming for Special Needs individuals. Winter Recreation includes Supervised Gyms after school, Evenings & Saturdays, Instructional Ice Skating & Skiing, Women's Fitness, Men's Basketball and programming for Special Needs individuals. Additional youth-oriented programming includes Track, Baseball, Soccer, and The Koch Club; activities for adults include Men's & Women's Softball and Quincy Symphony Orchestra; Quincy Art Association provides programs intended for all ages. Special events throughout the year include Hershey Track and Field, Flag Day Parade, Senior Olympic Games, Cleaner, Greener Quincy, Annual Tennis Tournament, Elk's National Free Throw Tournament, Art's Fest and First Night.
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Weymouth Recreation Division 1393
Pleasant St East Weymouth MA 02189 781-682-6124
Recreational classes/activities in Weymouth include Beginner Guitar Lessons (age 9 & up), Chess Club, Family Music, Archery (age 7 & up), Fencing (age 9 & up), Martial Arts (age 7 & up), Play Gym, Pre-School Music, and Blue Hills Skiing & Snowboarding (transportation is provided to and from the site from the teen center for class participants). Most classes meet at Weymouth Teen Center, inside the main recreation center. The Martial Arts, Archery and Fencing programs are held at the McCulloch Building, 182 Green St, off Merryknoll Road in North Weymouth. South Shore School of Performing Arts offers Dance (Hip Hop) and Theater (production of Pinocchio) programs for children at the Abigail Adams School (auditorium). School vacation programs, such as cheerleading and hip hop dance, are offered for children ages 5-9 and meet at Pilgrim Church. The Wey-Rec Program offers classes that children ages 6 & up can participate in on a flexible schedule including morning or afternoon sessions or full day program all week, along with extended care. Activities include arts and crafts, breakfast club, balloon art, chess, dodgeball, dancing, face, painting, flag football, hair braiding, floor hockey, karaoke, and kickball. Great Esker Park hosts several summer programs for preschoolers and elementary school age children, who participate in activities such as biking, fishing, canoeing and kayaking. Pond Meadow Park offers a Summer Nature Program. The Recreation Division also offers the Exceptional Program for children with Downs Syndrome & High Functioning Autism.
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Weymouth Club 75 Finnell Dr Weymouth MA 02188 781-337-4600
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Braintree Parks &
Recreation 1 John F Kennedy Memorial
Dr Braintree MA 02184 781-794-8000
Recreational facilities in Braintree include Town Forest, Pond Meadow Park, Sunset Lake, Smith Beach, the Cranberry Pond Conservation District, the MDC Blue Hills Reservation trail system, and an 18-hole public golf course (Braintree Municipal Golf Course 101 Jefferson St Braintree MA 02184 781-843-6513). Sunset Lake offers play areas for children, swimming, sunbathing, fishing, non-motorized boating and the Sunset Concert Series at 6 PM on Tuesdays during the summer. Braintree Municipal Golf Course offers Private Lessons, Semi-Private Lessons, Junior Lessons for ages 12-17, Summer Clinics for ages 7-14, Advanced Junior Golf School for ages 10-16, Junior Tournaments and programs/events for individuals with special needs, such as the NEPGA/Special Olympics Scramble. The golf course features an 18-hole course, Pro Shop and meal/snack service at Fairway Café. Local recreation/sports organizations include Girl Scouts - Patriots’ Trail Council, Braintree National Baseball & Softball, Braintree Youth Lacrosse, Braintree Youth Soccer, Braintree Youth Hockey, Braintree Track Club, Braintree American Baseball and Braintree Youth Basketball.
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Middleboro
Park Dept Jackson St Middleboro MA 02346 508-946-2440
Recreation programs in Middleboro include Swimming, Tennis and Playgrounds. A Summer Playground program for grades 1-5 meets at Thomas S. Peirce Playground & Joe Masi Field House, 26 Jackson St, and offers recreational activities including arts & crafts, games, swimming and tennis. Recreational/educational facilities in Middleboro include Oliver Mill Park on Rte 44, Pratt Farm on Route 105, which is meant for passive recreation and hosts a Farmers Market on Saturdays in the summer and Pow-wows year round, Soule Homestead Educational Center, a non-profit working farm and agro-ecology education center at 46 Soule St, 508-947-6744, 35 acre Stuart Morgan Conservation Area at 17 Long Point Rd, which facilitates passive recreational pursuits, 94 acre Town Forest on Chestnut St, featuring hiking, nature observation and picnicking, Wareham St Herring Run, offering herring fishing (by permit) during the spring and featuring a picnic area and canoe landing, and 220 acre Weston Memorial Forest, Tispaquin & Purchase Streets, offering fresh water fishing, hiking, hunting, nature observation and picnicking.
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Marshfield
Recreation Dept 76 S River St Marshfield MA 02050 781-834-5543
Recreational facilities in Marshfield include 2 parks, a playground, 2 beaches and a street hockey/basketball complex. Both parks and the playground have picnic tables, swings, open field and a bike rack. Peter-Igo Park, at Marshall Ave & Dyke Rd, also features a lighted basketball court & two lighted tennis courts (open on summer nights and Saturday evenings through October). Tower Avenue Park, Colonial Rd & Tower Ave, also offers a Tee Ball Field, basketball court and merry-go-round. The street hockey/basketball complex offers 2 basketball courts and a street hockey rink. Marshfield Hills Playground, Old Main St at the Fire station, also features a 1/2 basketball court and a see saw. Both beaches are lifeguard supervised. Green Harbor Beach, Beach St & Bay Ave, can be reached by Beach Street extension via boardwalk. Rexhame Beach, Standish St off of Ocean St, offers a snack bar, bathrooms, basketball court, picnic tables and parking attendant. A surf chair (wheel chair) is available for individuals with mobility impairments.
Recreation programs in Marshfield include Marshfield Recreation Preschool, 14 Library Plaza, 781-837-8058, which operates during the school year for children ages 3-4 and an extended school day program for children in grades K-5, which meets at Governor Winslow and Martinson Elementary Schools (students from other schools are transported to the child care facility at14 Library Plaza or Martinson School). The department also offers Wrestling at Whidden's School of Fitness, 822 Webster St for boys ages 5-13, Girls Karate for ages 5-13 at the same location, Kids Night out on Fridays for ages 5-11 at the recreation child care center, Fencing for students age 10 & up and their parent(s) at Marshfield High School gym and several programs at Furnace Brook Middle School for students in grades 6-8: Volleyball for girls, Sewing/Knitting class, Strength & Conditioning and Babysitting Training. An after-school sports program for grades 3-5 meets at Eames Way & Martinson Schools and offers large group activities such as kickball, soccer, capture the flag and scooter ball. Tennis classes for children in grades 1-5 is offered at Peter-Igo Park on Saturday mornings. Evening youth sports programs include summer basketball (grades 3-12), basketball skills clinic (grades 1-2) and summer street hockey (grades 1-12). Adult sports programs include winter tennis league, CPR/First Aid (age 16 & up), spring Cardio tennis, yoga (age 16 & up) and co-ed volleyball. Archery class is offered for ages 8 & up at Coast Guard Hill and a Horseback Riding clinic meets at Furnace Brook Farm, 253 Sandy Hill Dr. Various trips and excursions are also offered throughout the year.
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Franklin
Recreation Dept Old Town Hall 150 Emmons St (3rd Fl) Franklin MA 02038
508-520-4909
Recreation facilities in Franklin include 15 athletic fields, including 10 located at area schools and 4 playgrounds (Fletcher Field Playground, Nason Street Tot Lot, King Street Memorial Playground and Vendetti Playground at Beaver Pond). Joseph & Mary Vendetti Playground, designed for ages 2-5 and ADA compliant, features swings, 3 spring animals (whale, porpoise, Clifford "the big red dog"), three slides with a rock climbing wall and a suspended bridge. King Street Playground offers a slide and 2 play structures, one for ages 5-12 and a smaller one for 2-5 year olds. ADA compliant Nason Street Tot Lot features a Playventure structure with on-ground components (wiggle worm, 2 spring animals, balance beam, and a block climber), wood fiber safety surfacing 12-18 inches deep and bucket swing seats. Fletcher Field Playground also offers separate play areas for ages 2-5 and 5-12 and features a Playventure structure with on-ground components (log roll, curled monkey bars, multiple slides, rock climbing wall, and a rope climb), wood fiber safety surfacing 12-18 inches deep and swing seats. Dacey Community Fields features 2 small youth soccer fields, 1 large multi-purpose (football, lacrosse, soccer) field, 1 youth baseball field, and 1 youth softball field. Fletcher Field offers batting cages and restrooms; King Street Fields also offers batting cages. Sports organizations in Franklin include Franklin Youth Soccer, Franklin Flyers, Franklin Youth Hockey, Franklin Youth Baseball, Franklin Men's Baseball, Franklin Youth Basketball, Franklin Chargers Football, Franklin Youth Wrestling, Franklin Youth Lacrosse, Franklin Women's Softball and Franklin Metrowest Basketball. Recreational classes in Franklin for children & youth include Pee Wee Baseball, Track & Field (Middle School age), Spring Basketball (grades 3-8), NHL Street Hockey (ages 6-14), Youth Golf Lessons, Girls on the Run (track), Run for your Life, Youth Bowling (ages 3-7), Fishing Derby (Father's Day), Mountain Biking (ages 10-16), Dance (ages 5-12), Archery (age 8 & up), Squish (sensory exploration, ages 2 1/2-4), Tumbling 2's, First Friends (ages 2-3), Sports for Tots, Karate Kids (age 5 & up), Gymnastics, Kid Care Babysitting (ages 11-16), Top Secret Science (K-4), KidzArt (ages 6-11), Swimming (Instructional & Recreational) and Pepsi Pitch, Hit, & Run Baseball Skills Competition (ages 7-14). Ace Archery Thomas Harrington offers camps for kids through the Recreation Department. Adult Programs include Golf Lessons, Ladies Light Hiking, Pilates Essential & Essential Plus, Hatha Yoga and Self-Defense & Martial Arts. Class/activity locations include Fletcher Field, Franklin High School Track, Remington Jefferson Courts, New England Country Club in South Bellingham, Ficco’s Bowladrome, Beaver Pond, King Street Memorial Field and the Recreation Dept Building. Ice Skating is available to the public at Veterans Memorial Rink on Panther Way, 508-541-7024 and Pisani Field (winter only). Both Beaver Pond and Greens Pond accommodate canoeing and fishing and Beaver Pond also has facilities for boating (with a boat launch on Beaver St). Skateboarding facilities are located at the Strata Bank/YMCA Forge Hill Skateboard Park. Core Fitness Center, 508-541-6880 Boston Sports Club, 508-528-5960 And the Adirondack Club, 508-541-1400 all offer weight training facilities.
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Milton Parks and Recreation 525 Canton Ave Milton MA 02186 617-898-4940
Recreational facilities in Milton include 9-acre Andrews Park, Cunningham Park (owned and operated by a private foundation), 11-acre Kelly Field, 4-acre Lane Playground, 15-acre Pierce Athletic Fields, 5-acre Shields Park, 2-acre Town Landing and 26-acre Turners Pond. The parks and playgrounds collectively feature playground equipment, tennis & basketball courts, baseball diamonds (Little League and Regulation size) and soccer & softball fields. Cunningham Park on Edgehill Road offers multi-purpose fields and a town pool for residents. Turners Pond features a walking path and fishing (by permit). Summer Recreation programs include the Cunningham Park Playground Program for ages 7-13, offering games, swimming, sports, arts & crafts, special events, field trips, and supervised recreational activities, Lane Playgroup Program for ages 4-6 at Lane Playground offering arts and crafts, sports, kickball, various recreational games, weekly field trips and special events, and Sports Clinics for ages 5-16 (Golf, Track & Field, Girls Softball, Lacrosse, Boys and Girls Basketball, John Smith Soccer, Tennis Instruction). Sports programs include Youth Instructional Basketball (K-3), Milton Outdoor Basketball & Winter Snowball Basketball League (grades 3-8), Boys and Girls Spring Basketball League (grades 3-12), Blue Hills Ski/Snowboard Lessons, Pierce After School Ski Program (Middle School Students), February Vacation Baseball Clinic (ages 5-12), Adult Indoor Soccer (Spring), Adult Tennis (Summer, Doubles Play). Milton offers Wednesday Night Gym Buddy and Thursday Night Bowling weekly for children & adults with special needs, in conjunction with the Milton High School Community Service Program.
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Needham
Parks and Recreation 1471 Highland Ave Needham MA 02492 781-455-7521
Recreational facilities in Needham include youth baseball diamonds, adult softball diamonds, multi-purpose fields, basketball & tennis courts, playgrounds and picnic areas (some with grills). 2 parks (De Fazio & Memorial) offer public restrooms; De Fazio Park also offers a tot lot and Memorial Park offers a track. Pollard Middle School has a paved area for in-line skates and Walker-Gordon Field offers a pond for fishing. Playground structures at each park are designed for preschool and/or elementary school age children. Other recreation areas include Ridge Hill, various Town Forest Trails, which facilitate walking, cross-country skiing, and mountain biking, and Cutler State Park, which features walking trails. Rosemary Pool, a 300 foot by 70 foot pool built into Rosemary Lake and partly surrounded with sand, has shallow water at the front for young children, lap lanes for swimming laps and water walking, a diving section on the left and a concrete pathway leading directly into the pool for swimmers with disabilities. The pool also features a bathhouse with showers, a picnic area adjacent to a small playground area and a private concessionaire open most public hours. Swim lessons are available and the pool hosts swim meets (usually on Tuesday or Thursday evening). Sports organizations in Needham include St. Joseph’s Basketball, Needham Basketball Association, Junior Football, Needham Youth Hocke, Needham Girls Lacross, Needham Boys Lacrosse (Travel), Needham Boys Lacrosse (In-Town), Needham Soccer Club, St. Bart’s Soccer, Needham Girls Softball, Needham Little Leagu, Needham Summer Baseball, Rookie League Baseball, Farm League Baseball, American Legion Baseball, Needham Swim Association and Needham Track Club. Charles River YMCA of Eastern Massachusetts and Bill Koch Ski Club both sponsor a variety of Sport Leagues.
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Randolph Recreation 1 Turner
Lane Randolph MA 02368 781-961-0939
Recreation programs/activities in Randolph include Aquatics at the Randolph High School Pool (American Red Cross Swim Lessons, Open Swim Saturday, 12-1:30 PM, Water Aerobics MW 7-8 PM), Recreation Youth Basketball League, Women's Volleyball on Mondays 7-9 PM at Martin E. Young Gym (age 18 & up) and Open Skate Sundays, 1:15-2:45 PM at Zapustas Ice Arena, 240 North St. School break programs include the April Vacation Recreation Program, which offers Supervised Friday Pizza Lunch, Arts and Crafts, Sports, Swimming/Ice Skating, Outdoor Play and Snacks. Randolph Youth Center, 70 Lafayette St, 781-963-9879, offers a space for teens in grade 6 & up featuring pool, ping pong and video games (M-TTH eves for grades 7-12, Friday eve for grades 7-8 and Saturday eve for grade 6). Randolph Theater presents various productions throughout the year at the Randolph High School Auditorium, such as The Sound of Music.
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Stoughton Recreation
Department 10 Pearl Street Stoughton MA 02072 781-341-1300 ext. 244
Recreation programs in Stoughton during the fall, winter, and spring, through the Community Services department, include beginner & intermediate gymnastics, adult, senior and children's ceramic programs, arts and crafts for children, studio production, drama, bowling, and various sports clinics and art workshops. Skiing and snowboarding at Blue Hills Ski Area is offered to youth for a five-week period in January on Thursday afternoons. During the summer one of the elementary schools hosts a 6-week open playground program for children ages 6-14, a pre-playground program for children ages 4-5 and a program for children with special needs. The waterfront area at Ames Pond also offers supervised swimming and Red Cross certified swimming lessons and hosts a swim team that holds weekly swim meets. Recreational facilities include newly renovated Halloran Park, which will feature lighted walking paths, a picnic area, horseshoe pit, basketball court and open grass area for passive recreation; new playgrounds and outdoor basketball courts at all six elementary schools and the West School Athletic Complex, a 12-acre complex of softball, soccer, and baseball fields with a walking/jogging path. Stoughton High School complex offers a skateboard park that is open during the day. Other recreation facilities include the Pop Warner Football Field, Men's Slo-Pitch Field, Youth Soccer Fields and the Little League Complex, all of which are licensed for use to those organizations.
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Wellesley
Recreation Warren Building 90 Washington St Wellesley MA 02481 781-235-2370
The Wellesley Recreation Department offers a variety of recreational programming and continuing education classes for adults including aerobics/fitness, cooking, public speaking, arts & crafts, music, yoga, dance, karate, nature, computer, photography, dog/puppy obedience, first aid/CPR and online classes. Youth classes also include music, arts & crafts, yoga, dance and cooking, as well as acting, etiquette (manners), gymnastics, horseback riding, sports (multi-sports, flag football, golf, basketball, t-ball, baseball, soccer, archery, fencing, tennis), mad science, electronic lab, babysitter training with infant/child CPR/first aid, literacy fundamentals, Spanish, chess, gardening, SAT Prep. Preschool/primary school programs include Puddlestompers (Nature Exploration), Tot Time (parent-child), Royal Tea Party (manners), Creative Movement/Art, Mom/Baby Yoga, Preschool Vacation Program (AM Camp, ext day available on TTH) and Lunch Bunch. Summer camps include Camp Joey (ages 5-8) & Camp Quest (ages 9-13) at Wellesley High School, Project Extreme (ages 13-14) at Warren Recreation Building, Skyhawks sports camps (ages 3 1/2-14), Thundercat Sports (ages 7-14, basketball & multi-sports) and Club Invention (Science, grades 1-6, 1-week in early August). Sports organizations active in Wellesley include Wellesley Little League/Girls Softball, Wellesley United Soccer, Wellesley Lacrosse and Adult Softball. Wellesley Shooting Stars program provides therapeutic recreation classes, such as cooking, sports and yoga for children/young adults with special needs (ages 10-15 or 10-22). Teen Center, 781-237-5918, is open for middle school students on selected Saturday nights from 7-9:30 PM, usually at Wellesley High School. Class/activity locations include Century Mill Stables, 978-779-2934, Leo J. Martin Memorial Golf Course and Stone Meadows Golf Course in Lexington. Hunnewell Tennis Court offers lighted play at night from May 1-Oct 31 (players purchase a weekly, individual or family tag for nighttime use of courts). Town Hall Green hosts free concerts every Wednesday evening during the summer.
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Norwood Recreation Dept 165
Nahatan St Norwood MA 02062 781-762-0466
Recreation programs in Norwood include sports (baseball, basketball, floor hockey, golf, tennis, football, lacrosse, archery, track & field, cheerleading), dance, aerobics/fitness, gymnastics, swimming, arts & crafts, music, yoga, karate, science and first aid/CPR. A summer playground program is offered to children ages 7-12. The Recreation Dept, in conjunction with the YMCA, also offers a summer camp program at Hale Reservation, with extended hours at Norwood Civic Center. The Civic Center Recreation Building features a gym, dance studio, fitness area with various fitness equipment, women's programs room and Norwood Community Television studio. Norwood's parks collectively feature baseball & softball fields, playgrounds, swimming pools and tot lots. Father Mac's Park also features a soccer field and Hawes Recreation Area offers tennis courts and fishing ponds. Sports groups active in Norwood include American Legion Baseball, Boys & Girls Lacrosse, Little League Softball & Baseball, Norwood Basketball Association, Youth Cheerleading, Youth Football, Stingrays, Youth Soccer and Youth Hockey.
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Canton Recreation
92 Pleasant St (Williams Estate) Canton MA 02021 781-821-5030
Canton Recreation offers a variety of programs for all ages throughout the year. Winter Classes include Machine Sewing (Armando Junior Recreation Center), Chinese Language for Adults, Adult Cross Country Ski, Adult Snowshoe, Kidzart (ages 4-6), Fun Fingers (arts & crafts, age 3, parent/child, Armando Junior Recreation Center), Creative Fingers (arts & crafts, ages 4-5, parent/child, Armando Junior Recreation Center), Sticky Fingers for Walkers (arts & crafts, to age 3, parent/child, Armando Junior Recreation Center), Chinese Language for Kids (ages 3-8, Canton Recreation Center), Gymnastics (ages 4-5 & 6 & up, Canton High School Gym-Building A), Ice Skating (age 5 & up, Canton Recreation Ice Rink-Rte 128), Theater & Hip Hop Dance (Galvin Middle School, through South Shore School of Performing Arts). During the summer, children age 6 & up can participate independently in the supervised playground program, held at various town playgrounds, which offers activities such as drawing, apparatus play, painting, football, softball, kickball, arts and crafts, special events (e.g. Special Shows, Field Days & Arts and Crafts Displays) and bus trips (e.g. Pawtucket, baseball games, New England Aquarium and Horseneck Beach). Children under 6 can join in if accompanied by a responsible guardian or adult. Recreational facilities in Canton, besides the parks & playgrounds, include Metropolis Skating Rink, 2167 Washington St, 781-575-6660, generally open to the public (holiday hours differ) M-W mornings (9-11), Friday evenings (7:30-9:20) and Sunday afternoons (2:30-4:20) and Pequitside Farm 79 Pleasant St, 781-821-5034, which offers a Picnic and Passive Recreation Area, Protected Wetland Area, Tot Lot and Play Area, Open Fields for Active Recreation, Softball Field, Trail Development Walking, Formal Garden Area and Event Rentals, as well as formally organized programs run in and around the main house by the Recreation Department, Conservation Commission and the Youth Commission.
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Dedham Park and Recreation 269 Common
St Dedham MA 02026 781-751-9250
Recreational facilities in Dedham include 14.7 acre Barnes Memorial Park on Eastern Avenue, 7.2 acre Condon Park on Bussey St, 2.9 Acre Paul Park on Cedar St, 14.2 acre Fairbanks Park on Rustcraft Rd, 1.6 acre Churchill Park on Churchill Place, 4 acre Dedham Commo, Gerish Park, Whiting Triangle, Hartnett Square Oakdale Square, East Dedham Passive Park, the athletic fields at Riverdale School, Oakdale School, Capen School and Greenlodge School, Dedham Pool, 781-461-5991, Brookmeadow Golf Course and Dedham High School (Weight Room). Parks and Recreation Programs for all ages include Swimming ((Swim Lessons, Youth and Adult Swim Teams, Water Aerobics (Adult & Seniors)), Golf, Seasonal & Year Round Sports (Tennis, Youth Gymnastics, Youth Weight Training, Open Gym, Boys Wrestling, Girls & Boys High School Slo-Pitch League, Men's Pick-up Basketball, Men's Open League, Men's Softball) and Dance (school year). Greenlodge School hosts the All Day Summer Playground program, Riverside School offers Men's Pick-up Basketball (Gym), Open Gym for grades 3-5 meets at Riverdale & Greenlodge Schools. Dedham Pool offers recreational, instructional and lap swimming year round for residents and non-residents on a membership or daily admission basis, schedule varies by season.
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Walpole Recreation Dept Blackburn
Hall Walpole MA 02081 508-660-7354
Recreation programs in Walpole include classes for all ages, such as Arts & Crafts and Sports. Infant/Toddler/Preschool activities include Gymnastics, Music, Parachute Playtime, Parent/Child Classes (Mangia Mondays, Fabulous Fridays, Dr Seuss Book Club, Movie Days, Spanish for Kids), Ice Skating, Broadway Babes (acting), Day Trippers (crafts/music/food/games from different countries), Lego & Dough and Walpole Playkids (Open Gym Playgroup). Youth Programs include Vacation Recreation, Magic, Fitness, Lego Engineering, Karate, Homework Help, Dance, Mad Science, Deuces Wild (card games), Kids Day Playgroup, Ski/Snowboard and Brendan's Bookworms. Teens can also participate in Brendan's Bookworms, along with Drivers Ed, Ski/Snowboard, Teen Advisory Group (T.A.G.) and Volunteens. The Hire-a-Teen program allows teens seeking work such as gardening, grass cutting, lawn work, house cleaning, window washing, painting, snow shoveling, baby sitting and dog walking to be placed on a list for calls from adults seeking those services. Adult Programs include Adult CPR Certification, Pediatric CPR Certification, Financial Planning, Retirement Planning, Instant Piano, College Planning Workshop, Reverse Mortgage Workshop, Health/Fitness, Computers, Yoga, Theater, Cross Country Skiing and Dance. Senior Adult programs include Trips, Games, Walking Club, Photography Club, Movie Days, Music Groups and History Club. Class locations include Blackburn Hall, Lower Blackburn, Paradise Gymnastics, Bird Middle School Gym, East Walpole Community Center and Town Hall. Sports organizations active in Walpole include American Youth Football League, King Philip/Walpole Youth Hockey, Walpole Youth Basketball Association, Walpole Youth Soccer Association, Walpole Youth Boys Lacrosse, Walpole Youth Girls Lacrosse, Walpole Swim Team, Walpole Babe Ruth and Walpole Little League.
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Bellingham Recreation 200 Wrentham Rd Bellingham MA 02019 508-883-1606
Recreation facilities in Bellingham include Arcand Park, Blackstone Street Complex, High Street Complex, Harpin Street Complex, High School Complex, Macy School Ball Field and Town Common. 10 town parks collectively feature play equipment, basketball & tennis courts, soccer, field hockey, baseball, softball and multi-purpose fields. Stall Brook School offers a skate park. High School/Blackstone & Macy School each have track & field facilities and the high school has some lighted facilities. Blackstone Street Complex hosts the Bellingham Soccer Association, BBMU Pop Warner Football & Cheerleading with Travel Teams and the annual July 4th Fireworks display. Harpin Street School Administration Building offers Men's and Women's Volleyball and Men's Baseball.
High Street Complex is home to Bellingham Girls Softball. Harpin Street Complex, Macy School and Stall Brook School host Bellingham Youth Baseball; Twin Valley League, a Traveling Girls Softball League, also plays at Macy School Ball Field. Women's and Men's Softball teams play on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the High School Complex. Bellingham Youth Basketball's Fall Program (In-Town and Travel Teams) uses gym facilities within local school buildings. Silver Lake Swim Area, open Mid June till September, hosts a YMCA Camp in June and July. Arcand Park Swimming Area offers swim lessons from mid July through mid August every weekday morning from 9-Noon. Town Common Access Bellingham sponsors "Music on the Grass" concerts each Wednesday in July at 7PM.
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Sharon
Recreation Dept 121 Lakeview St Sharon MA 02067 781-784-1530
Recreation facilities in Sharon include Lake Massapoag, Community Center Beach, Sharon Community Center, Community Center Picnic Area, Memorial Beach, Gavins Pond Soccer Site, Pettee's Hill and facilities at the 5 local schools. 353 acre Lake Massapoag, located in the center of town, hosts summer concert and camps, houses a yacht club and offers fishing, boating, swimming, sailing, and windsurfing. Memorial Beach, on Beach Street off of Pond Street, offers swim lessons and features a bathhouse, docks, bandstand, picnic table, wheelchair accessible waterfront, restrooms, drinking fountain and concession stand. Community Center Beach, on Community Center Drive off of Massapoag Avenue, offers sailing lessons, boat moorings, picnic area, parking, handicapped ramp to beach and portable toilets. Both beaches have a lifeguard on duty (seasonal). 59 acre Deborah Sampson Park on East Foxboro St off of South Main St, features a basketball court, 4 lighted tennis courts for night play, 5 baseball diamonds, a skate park, Community Gardens, horse show ring, walking trails, ice skating pond, restrooms, snack shack and drinking fountain. 20 acre Sharon Community Center, 1 Community Center Drive off Massapoag Avenue, offers meeting rooms, assembly halls, sitting area, activity center, Senior Center, kitchen facilities, Community Theater, Cable TV studio, jogging, biking & walking trails, restrooms, parking and handicapped accessibility (first floor only). A picnic area, across from the Community Center building, offers picnic tables and barbecues on a first come, first serve basis. Gavins Pond Soccer Site on Gavins Pond Road (Sharon Woods) features soccer fields, parking for 140 vehicles and concession stand. Town Boat Launch Ramp on Beach Street, adjacent to Memorial Park Beach (just west of Pond Street) is available to boat owners with a launch sticker. Handicapped accessible Dr. Walter A. Griffin Playground on Ames Street (1 block east of Pond Street) features playground apparatus, a basketball court, softball diamonds, picnic area, Family Week monument, parking and a building with rest rooms and drinking fountain. Pettee's Hill, on Hillside Avenue off Depot Street, offers sledding & sliding when it snows. Facilities at the 5 local schools support a variety of recreation and community activities. Sports Organizations in Sharon include Sharon Basketball, Sharon Pop Warner Program, Sharon Soccer, Sharon Youth Baseball & Softball Association and Sharon Lacrosse. Fall Recreation Programs include Basketball, Golf, Rock Climbing, Ice Skating/Hockey. Class locations include Veteran's Arena, 910 Panther Way in Franklin, Quincy Quarries, Brookmeadow Country Club in Canton. Special Events include Sharon Family Week activities in October.
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Medfield
Parks and Recreation 124 North St Medfield MA 02052 508-359-2715
Medfield offers recreation programs for all ages. Preschool/Kindergarten Age Classes include Toddler Fun, Creative Crafts & Imagination, Tumblin Twos, Kiddie Sports, Simple Science, Adventure Time, Munch & Crunch, Icky Sticky Goo, Twist & Turn, Lunch Bunch, Musikgarten, Family Music for Babies/Toddlers, Preschool Karate, Kinder Gym, Hodge Podge Fun, Sports & Crafts Fun, Fun & Games, Sing, Sing, Sing Along, Ballet & Tap, Preschool Ballet, Puckmasters (Baseball Basics), Pre-Kinder Soccer, Kinder Soccer, Kinder T-Ball, Kinder Basketball, Clay for Tots, Winter Crafts for Tots and Open Art for Tots. Elementary School Age Programs include Puckmasters (Instructional Baseball, Lacrosse, Vacation Baseball & Lacrosse Clinics), Winter Crafts, Sculpture, Drawing & Painting, Open Art, Vacation Art Workshops (Feb, April), Super Sports, Junior Golf Lessons, Golf Lessons for Youth, Family Golf Lessons, Karate, Flag Football, Sew Much Fun, Medfield Café (cooking), Fencing and Graceful Stitches Learn to Knit. Middle/High School activities include Yoga for Teens, Mountain Biking, Middle School Adventure Program, Ski Trips, Girls Self Defense Class and Middle School Friday Nights at Pfaff Center. Adult Programs include Tennis Lessons, Golf Lessons, Golf School, Fitness/Aerobics, Yoga, Pilates, Table Tennis, Healthy Eating Everyday and Active Living Everyday. Senior Adult Programs include Fitness/Exercise, Learn to Knit, Dine A Round, Book Club, Art Class, Bingo, Movies and various health services & support groups. Other Classes include Blast Babysitting Course (ages 11-15), Health Care Provider CPR (age 16 & up), Heartsaver First Aid & CPR (age 16 & up) and Online Courses (Computer & Personal Enrichment). Summer Programs include Summer Discovery (Pfaff Center, ages 4-12), Summer Adventure (Dale Street School Fields, ages 8-12), Multi-Sports, Hinkley Swim Pond (Swim Lessons, Swim Team), Summer Junior Tennis, Sciensational Workshops and Art Workshop. Recreational facilities/Class locations include Pfaff Center, Glen Ellen Country Club in Millis, Brook Meadow Country Club in Canton, Graceful Stitches, 505 Main St, Metacomet Tennis Courts on Pleasant St and McCarthy Park/Hospital Fields. Pfaff Center features Activity Rooms A & B, Bridge Room, Council on Aging Office, Council on Aging Room & HESCO Lunch Program, Men's Room, Women's Room, Main Hall, President's Room, Basement and the Parks & Recreation Office. McCarthy Park/Hospital Fields may serve as Medfield's new Recreation Center (replacing Pfaff Center) pending a majority of votes in favor on an upcoming referendum on the issue (town meeting on the topic scheduled for April 30, 2007).
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Medway Community
Education Dept 45 Holliston St Medway MA 02053 508-533-3222 ext 2200
Community Education classes are offered for all ages. Preschool/Youth Programs include Parent's Morning Out, Toddler Time, Fastrack Music, Creative Company, Messy Mixtures, You & Me Gym, Jumping Gym, Animal Interviews, Boston Top Secret Science, Violin, Super Sports, Karate Vacation Week Activities (Science Space Camp, Super Sports Camp), Skating Lessons (Private & Semi-Private),. Teen Programs include Red Cross Babysitting Course, Video Production, Car Maintenance (age 16 & up), Driver Ed, SAT Essay Writing Workshop, College Search Strategies and SAT Prep Courses. Adult Programs include Adult/Child Heartsaver CPR, Infant Heartsaver CPR, Heartsaver CPR-Adult, Child & Infant, Fastrack Signing (baby sign language for hearing children), College Financial Aid Workshop, College Search for Parents, Internet Genealogy, Getting Debt Free Workshop, Computer Classes, Beginning/Intermediate Italian, Qi Gong, Tai Chi, Resist-a-Ball Training, Pilates/Yoga, Aerobics, Step & Pilates, Women, Yoga & Health, Karate, Skating Lessons (Private & Semi-Private), Men's Basketball, Ballroom Dance (Beginner, Intermediate/Advanced), Wine Appreciation classes, Graceful Stitches Knitting, Arts & Crafts (Fun with Watercolor, Stained Glass, Instant Piano, Stampin Up), Gardening and Golf Lessons. Special Trips include Mohegan Sun Casino, Chinatown Excursion and North End Tour. Class locations include Norfolk Arena & Veterans Arena in Franklin, Burke School Gym, Middle School (Band Room, Classrooms), New High School (Classrooms, Cable Studio), Medway High School, Graceful Stitches, 505 Main St in Medfield, Tangerini's Spring St Farm in Millis and Brooke's Long Shot Driving Range.
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Norfolk Parks and Recreation 1 Liberty Lane, Box 282, Norfolk MA 02056 508-520-1315
Norfolk offers recreation programs for all ages, including golf, kayaking and swimming (including swim lessons for infants through age 12, recreational swim for all ages and Aqua-Aerobics, Aqua Fit & Cardio-Aqua for adults). Preschool programs include Parent/Tot Gymnastics, Sticky Fingers, Toddler Music Rumble, Toddler Tumble, 1 2 3 Get Ready for Pre-School, Kids in the Kitchen, Pre-Ballet, Jumping Gym, Kool Krafts for Tots, Le Petit Chef, Music Makers, Practicing Pre-School, Fun for 4s & 5s, Lunch Bunch, Pee Wee Tennis, Sports N More, Mini Hawks, Let's Play, Fun in Sun, Terrific 2s & 3s, Intro to Kayak and Mom/Dad and Me Kayaking. School age programs include 4-H Babysitting, Intro to Horseback Riding, Chess Challenge, Junior High Chess Club, Actors Studio, Drama Games, Musical Theater, Creative Drama, Lego Club, Totally Awesome Tuesdays, Kidsart Kindergarten, Jewelry Making, Art Studio, Disney Songs We Love, Mad Science, First Grade Fun, Karate/Stranger Danger, F A S T Favorites, Girls Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Learn to Skate, Friday Night Dodgeball, Basketball Clinic, Mighty Hawk Multi-Sport, Adventure Challenge, Roller Hockey, Tennis, Skyhawks Baseball Clinic, Boys & Girls Lacrosse, Beach Volleyball, Global Sports, Gymnastics, Field Hockey Skills, Run for Your Life, Keyboard Kapers (Private Piano lessons), Kool Krafts for Kids, Club Inventions, Supervised Summer Playground Program, Horsemanship, Horseback Riding, Hip Hop Dance, Peter Pan Musical, Art Club, Y Super Sports, YMCA Flag Football and YMCA Summer Fun Club. Teen/Young Adult programs include Advanced Driver Training, Ski/Snowboard, Karate/Self Defense, Learn to Skate and How to Find & Succeed in an Internship. Adult classes include Karate/Self Defense, Yoga, Aerobics, Pilates, Strength Train/Body Sculpt, Club Tennis Women, Indoor Soccer, AFYAP (exercise for individuals with arthritis), Ladies Light Hiking, Ladies Snowshoe/Trek, Irish Set Dance, Floral Design, Beyond Scarves, Multi-level Knitting, Irish Set Dance, Plonkapalooza and Thrill of the Grill. Class/activity locations include Beaver Pond in Franklin, Multipurpose Room in the New Town Hall, Freeman Centennial School (Café, Library), YMCA Pool at Forge Park in Franklin, Freeman Centennial School (Washburn Hall, Library), Pond Street Complex (Tennis & Basketball Courts), ForeKicks & Village Arts & Flower, both on Rte 115, Brookmeadow County Club in Canton, Graceful Stitches at 505 Main St in Medfield, Old Town Hall, October Farm off Park Street in Wrentham, H. Olive Day School (Gym, Library, Cafeteria, Music Room) and Norfolk Arena,1 Dean St.
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Westwood Recreation
Dept 200 Nahatan St (Inside H.S.), Westwood MA 02090 781-461-0070
Recreation programs in Westwood, mostly for infants through teens, include Karate, Lacrosse, Soccer, Field Hockey, Football, Figure Skating, Kardio Kids, T-Ball, Baseball, Gymnastics, Toddler Gym, Tumble Tots, Fun Fit, Learn to Knit, Short Wed Crafts & Games, Home Alone Safety, Speed & Strength Training and Ballet. Class locations include Gymnastics Academy of Boston, 95 Vanderbilt Ave in Norwood, The Pond in Norwood, Puckmasters in Norwood, New England Sports Academy at 345 University Ave and Thurston Middle School (School Break Activities). Recreation facilities include athletic fields (softball, baseball, t-ball, soccer, Lax) at local parks and schools, the Recreation Fitness Center at the High School, open early AM, and 5-9 PM M-F, and weekends 7 AM-1 PM, which features free weights, individual strength pieces, treadmills and ellipticals and offers monthly memberships, and the pool, which offers instructional, recreational & lap swim, as well as aqua fitness classes (single & family memberships are available, or daily admission fee). Sports organizations include Baseball & Softball (American Legion, Babe Ruth, Little League, Girls Softball, Over 30 Softball), Lacrosse (Boys & Girls), Basketball (Girls & Boys Youth, St. Margaret Mary’s CYO, St. Denis CYO), Pop Warner Football & Cheerleading, Youth Hockey and Youth Soccer. Trips are offered throughout the year, such as the New York City Excursion to American Girl Place in May, 2007.
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Wrentham Recreation Dept
Town Hall, 1st Floor 79 South St Wrentham MA 02093 508-384-5427
Recreation programs
in Wrentham include Summer Playground at Sweat Fields on Randall Rd, offering
weekly sessions from 8:45-4:15 3 or 5 days per week, and Junior Camp for ages
5-7, 9 AM-12:30 PM along with Pre-Camp from 8-9 AM 3 or 5 days; Recreational Youth
Basketball for grades 3-8 at King Philip Middle School & Wrentham
Elementary Schools; Youth Flag Football League for ages 6-12 at Sweat Fields;
Kids Love Crafts for ages 2-4 1/2 at Vogel School, 120 Taunton St; and Youth
Street Hockey (dates & place to be determined). Recreational
facilities/class locations include the William A. Rice Complex, Sweat Fields
and local schools. Sports organizations in Wrentham include King Philip
Basketball Association, King Philip Youth Football and Cheerleading, King Philip
Youth Lacrosse Association, King Philip Youth Soccer Association, King Philip
Walpole Youth Hockey and Wrentham Youth Baseball Softball Association.
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Dover Park and
Recreation 4 Springdale Ave, Box 250, Dover MA 02030 508-785-0476
Recreation programs in Dover include Tiny Tots & Creative Companions classes, Baseball & Softball, Girls Winter Softball Clinics, Pre-K Sports, Thundercat Sports, Major League Soccer, U.S. Sports Institute Classes, Summer Playground Program, Youth & Adult Tennis (Lessons, Summer Youth Camp, Leagues, Tournaments), Floor Hockey, Flag Football. Class/program locations include Chickering School, Caryl Park. Recreation facilities include the Batting Cage at Caryl School (open on weekends) and Channing Pond (open in the summer). Seasonal events include the Concert Series in the summer, Pumpkin Carving Contest in the fall, Holiday Tree Lighting in the winter and Eliot Hodgkins Memorial Fishing Derby & Dover Days Fair in the spring.
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Millis
Recreation Dept Veterans Memorial Bldg, Room 128 900 Main St Millis MA
02054 508-376-7050
Recreation Programs/Classes in Millis for preschoolers include Toddler Time Playgroup, Karate, Preschool Boston Top Secret Science, Icky Sticky Goo, Preschool Soccer, Busy Bodies (Gymnastics), Tiny Tykes/Mini Mites (art, music, free play), Super Bodies, Barnyard Buddies, Tiny Trotters, Mom & Me Yoga and Creative Company (puzzles, arts/crafts). Youth programs include Girl Power, Intro to Weight Training & Exercise, Spin Indoor Cycling, Hip Hop Dance, Karate, Youth Golf, Soccer, Flag Football, Vacation Week Soccer, Eagles Baseball Clinic, Summer Sports Week, Boston Top Secret Science, Stampin' Up Friendship Booklet, Guitar & Electric Bass Lessons, Basic Drawing & Cartooning, Barnyard Buddies, Tiny Trotter, Pony Club and Yoga for Kids. An SAT Prep Course is available for high school students. Teen/Adult programs include Myers Briggs Personality Test, ARC First Aid/CPR/AED for Schools & the Community, Pastel Workshop, Crystal Bowl Chakra Workout/Meditation, Kundalini Yoga Workout, Hatha Yoga for Everyone, Gentle Hatha Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Iyengar Yoga for All, Meditation, Belly Dancing, Simple Yoga for Everyone, Triple Irish Chain Quilt-in-a-Day, Guitar & Electric Bass Lessons, Golf Lessons, R.A.D Rape Aggression Defense Systems and Freedom from Smoking with Hypnosis. Adult Programs include Quillow, Video Camera Workshop, Intro to Digital Video Editing, Tangerini's Spring Street Farm Specials (series of 4 Sunday afternoon lectures by Harvard Grad/Landscape Architect Andrew Magee), Perennial Plant Dig, Container Boxes, Fitness Classes (at Trainer's Home Gym in Franklin), Mortgage/Home Sale Classes, Stampin' Up (Polka Dots & Paisley, Graduation Scrapbook, "Doodle That", Give Giving, Retirement Party), Prenatal Yoga, Pick-up Basketball, Ladies Light Hiking and Weight Loss through Hypnosis. Programs for all ages include Self-Defense for All and English as a Second Language. Class locations include Veterans Memorial Building, Martial Arts Academy, Clyde Brown School Field, Millis High School, Glen Ellen Golf Course, Millis Town Park, Gold’s Gym, Lil Folk Farm at 1070 Washington St in Holliston, Baba Siri Chand Yoga Center (The Ashram), Yoga Studio-Maurer Building, St. Paul’s Church Hall, Spring Street Farm The Summer Park Program, held in weekly sessions from late June through Mid-August at Veterans Memorial Building Gym & Town Park for children ages 5-12, offers recreational activities and field trips. All field trips are open to the public, on a space-available basis on the bus. A C.I.T. Program is available for ages: 13-15. Before- & after-camp care is offered (extra fee) from 7-8 AM and 4-6 PM. Trips & Special Events include Mother of the Year Contest, Annual Easter Egg Hunt, Youth Production of The Lion King and Shopping Trip to New York City. The Recreation Department offers assistance to parents interested in forming their own infant support/playgroups by maintaining a list for parents to make their own contacts and arrangements. The department also provides a babysitting reference list of students who have successfully completed the Red Cross Babysitting Training Program.
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Avon
Recreation 65 E Main St Avon MA 02322 508-588-0414
Youth Group & Sports organizations in Avon include Avon Little League, Eastern Mass FC Soccer (non-profit youth soccer club) and
Girl Scouts.
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Cohasset
Recreation Dept 41 Highland Ave Cohasset MA 02025 781-383-4109
Recreational & Cultural facilities in Cohasset include the Community and Arts Centers, three historical museums, the South Shore Music Circus, the Swim Club, two beaches and the recreational amenities at Whitney Woods Reservation, Thayer Woods and Wompatuck State Park. Private facilities include Fitness Together, 790 CJC Hwy, Rte 3, 781-383-8004 and Cohasset Harbor Resort.
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Plainville Park Dept 142 South St Plainville MA 02762
508-695-5451
Recreation facilities in Plainville include Cargill Pond, 50 Cross St; Fullers Pond, 41 Fuller St and Plainville Athletic League Field, 183 George St.