Registration is now scheduled for June 3 for residents and ... · KEENEY KOOLER CONCERT SERIES ....

Registration is now scheduled for June 3rd

for residents and Friends of the Nature

Center, and June 4th for non-residents.

Staff are reviewing programs to meet State

and Local requirements.

Updated information regarding programs

will be shared once plans are in place.

The content of the following summer

brochure is under review and subject to

change.

WETHERSFIELD

PARKS & RECREATION

2020

PROGRAMS & REGISTRATION

In these uncertain times we are looking to provide programs and activities for all residents this summer.

This brochure provides information on what we are planning to offer.

All programs are subject to change. Updates will be posted on our website and Facebook page.

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR

As we are currently keeping up with news updates and on social media

for what is going on in the world around us, it is imperative for us to step

back and focus on what is most important in your lives. Staff in town are

working hard to continue to serve you and this includes summer programs.

In addition, the town is evolving to:

Provide interactive/virtual and live streaming of town meetings to

continue transparency;

Offer online bill payments, permits, applications and land records

research, and;

Encourage donations to those in need through Social & Youth

Services on the town website.

With the arrival of warmer weather, please enjoy our open space, parks and

trails that continue to be open and remember to engage in social distancing

for the safety of your neighbors.

Mike Rell, Mayor

SOCIAL SERVICES MESSAGE If you or someone you know has

questions, is looking for basic need

assistance or is struggling with a financial

hardship, please call Town of

Wethersfield Social, Youth and Senior

Services at 860-721-2977.

INSIDE 9/11 Memorial Sports Center ....... 2

Aquatics ........................ begin on 12

Arts Programs ……………..…….. 6

Camps ............................. begin on 5 Early Childhood/TLC Preschool …4

Facilities ...................................... 2

Financial Assistance ……….. 5& 23

Fitness for Adults ……......……... 15

Nature Center ................. begin on 8

Pool Pass Form …...…………… 22

Registration Form .......... back cover

Registration Policies .................... 23

Senior Center & Programs.. begin 18

Special Events .............................. 4

Sports for Adults ........................ 21

Sports for Youth ........... begin on 16

Therapeutic Recreation .................. 7

STAFF Kathleen Bagley, Director

Mary Thibeault, Assistant Director

Rachael Mattioli, Recreation Supervisor Natalie Morrison, Recreation Supervisor II

Patrick Telman, Nature Center Director

Kathy Griswold, Office Manager Julie Gerace, Technical Assistant

Dayshell Foreshaw, Technical Assistant John Lamb, Custodian

Thomas Nowak, Custodian

CONTACT Parks & Recreation Department

505 Silas Deane Highway

860-721-2890

[email protected]

William J. Pitkin Community Center

30 Greenfield Street

860-721-2950

[email protected]

Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center

156 Prospect Street

860-721-2980

[email protected]

WEBSITE: wethersfieldct.gov/recreation

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK

Be sure to like us on Facebook at

Wethersfield Parks & Recreation, or

search for @ParksRecWethersfield.

SUMMER

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Facilities WILLIAM J. PITKIN COMMUNITY CENTER 30 Greenfield Street. Houses 9/11 Memorial Sports Center,

Senior Center, WCTV-14, The Learning Circle Preschool

and other programs. Rooms may be rented for wedding

receptions, anniversaries, birthdays, meetings, etc.

9/11 MEMORIAL SPORTS CENTER 30 Greenfield Street. Located in the Pitkin Community

Center. Facility includes gym, fitness room and meeting room

with wireless internet access. Developed in partnership with

the Keane Foundation, this area also displays steel recovered

from the ruins of the World Trade Center. The gym is

available for rental through the Pitkin Community Center.

SOLOMON WELLES HOUSE 220 Hartford Avenue. An historic house built in 1774

overlooking the Cove. May be rented by residents and local

businesses for meetings and parties up to 52 people seated

or 74 people standing.

ELEANOR BUCK WOLF NATURE CENTER 156 Prospect Street. An environmental education center in

Mill Woods Park operated with member support. Exhibits,

live animals, educational programs, field trips, parties, room

rentals, scout programs and volunteer opportunities. For

visiting hours and program offerings please see Eleanor Buck

Wolf Nature Center on page 8.

WETHERSFIELD COVE & BOAT LAUNCH Main Street. Marina includes docks and a NEW boat launch

with access to the CT River. Tender cleats and mooring

rentals are available, weather and conditions permitting,

Memorial Day through Columbus Day. Mooring and tender

cleat rentals are available in person at the Parks & Recreation

Office. Copy of current boat registration and declaration page

of insurance policy must be submitted along with completed

application.

Fees collected at the Cove: Res/NonRes

Daily launching fee $10/$20

Daily town mooring rental $20/$25

Daily anchorage space rental $10/$15

Daily overnight parking fee $7/$15

Season launching pass $100/$150

Services sold at Parks & Recreation:

Season town mooring rental $125/$200

Season tender cleat rental $75/$100

Season anchorage space rental $100/$150

STANDISH PARK Garden Street and Hartford Avenue. Features Mikey’s Place

(two universally accessible playscapes for toddlers and school

children), basketball court, baseball field and tennis courts.

WINTERGREEN WOODS Folly Brook Boulevard and Eagle Drive. Features walking

trails through 110 acres of forest and wetlands. The Heritage

Way bicycle and pedestrian path runs through Wintergreen

Woods, connecting to other parks throughout town.

MILL WOODS PARK Prospect Street and Wolcott Hill Road. Features Loretta’s

Dream Picnic Pavilion, skate park, playground, bocce court,

tennis courts (lit daily 7:00-9:00P, 4/2-9/30), basketball court,

sports fields, walking paths, swimming area, dog park and the

Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center.

ABOUT THE KEANE FOUNDATION Friends and family of Dick Keane

established The Richard M. Keane

Foundation to honor his memory

and to perpetuate his commitment

to enriching lives of the youth in Wethersfield. The purpose

of the Foundation is to provide a safe and fun environment in

which the community of Wethersfield can come together to

participate in athletic, academic and social programs with the

support and guidance of caring adults. Learn more about

Keane on Kids After School Enrichment programs and

opportunities at keanefoundation.org.

WETHERSFIELD PARKS AND RECREATION LOGO AND TAGLINE CONTEST Wethersfield Parks and Recreation is looking for a

Wethersfield resident to design a logo and tagline for the

Wethersfield Parks and Recreation Department!

The winner will receive a Year

Round Pool Pass valid from June

2020-June 2021 and the design will

appear on staff shirts, program

brochures, promotional material,

signage, Wethersfield Parks and Recreation website,

Facebook and more!

Submissions are due no later than Friday, May 1, by 4P. The

winner will be notified by Friday, May 15.

Guidelines to help facilitate your design:

Artwork submissions must be an original design

Up to three colors are permissible

Design needs to include “Wethersfield Parks &

Recreation” in the artwork

Artwork is preferred to be submitted in digital format

as vector act (minimum 300 dpi)

Artist must reside in Wethersfield

Town of Wethersfield employees are not eligible

Submit your design, or direct questions

to [email protected].

In the email subject line please indicate

“Wethersfield Parks & Recreation Logo

Design Submission.”

Please be sure your emailed submission

includes your full name and a telephone

number.

For more information contact the Wethersfield Parks and Recreation office at 860-721-2890.

mailto:[email protected]

Summer 2020 wethersfieldct.gov/recreation 3

MILL WOODS POND & WILLARD POOL Open for the season Wednesday, 6/17, 1:00P. Willard closes

for the season Friday, 8/7, at 5:00P and Mill Woods closes

Friday, 8/14, at 5:00P. Pools will be open from

1:00P – 5:00P on Saturday, 7/4.

Proof of age and residency (e.g. driver’s license) required for

admission. Non-residents and guests must be accompanied by

an adult resident. Groups of 10+ must notify the pool in

advance; additional fees may apply. Adult swimmers are ages

18+. Recreational swimmers age 11 or less must be

accompanied by an adult swimmer.

Mill Woods Pond, Prospect Street & Wolcott Hill Road

Recreational swimming

(M-Th) 1:00-7:45P


(F-Su) 1:00 -5:00P

Wading area open during

recreational swim times, as well

as M-Th 10:00A-12:10P.

Willard Pool, Greenfield Street


(M-Su) 1:00-7:45P

Adult swimming

(M-Th; Diving Pool Only)

5:00-6:00P

Wading area open during

recreational swim times, as well

as M-Th 10:40A-12:05P.

Daily Admission: Resident Adult $4 Resident Child (under 18) $2

Non Resident Adult $5 Non Resident Child (under 18) $3

POOL PASSES

Wethersfield Parks and Recreation will be offering two pool

passes available for purchase starting May 6, 2020.

Year Round Pool Pass will be valid at Mill Woods Swim

Pond, Willard Pool and Backman Pool (Wethersfield High

School) from June 17, 2020 – June 5, 2021.

Summer Pool Pass will be valid at Mill Woods Swim Pond

and Willard Pool from June 17, 2020 – August 14, 2020.

If you already have a FOB you can renew it online by visiting

wethersfieldct.gov/recreation and follow the renewal

prompts.

If you lost your FOB there will be a $5 replacement fee.

To purchase a pool pass, visit wethersfieldct.gov/recreation.

Each household member will be issued their own FOB that

will be scanned for admission every time a pool is visited.

FOBs will be mailed to the address on file in June.

Free wrist coils for the FOBs will be available in the Parks

and Recreation office and at Mill Woods and Willard pools.

Pool Pass: Provides residents unlimited admission to pools.

When purchasing a family pool pass, either online or via

paper registration form, be sure to list all family members.

Pass will be mailed to address on file. Passes are not sold at

the pools. Daily admission cannot be credited towards the

purchase of a pass. Pass is required for swim lessons.

A family pass is limited to two adults (age 22+) along with

the children living in the same household. Child(ren)’s

caregiver (age 18+) may be included. Additional adult(s)

living in the household must purchase an individual or family

pool pass.

Showtimes: Thursday 7/23 at 7:30pm

Friday 7/24 at 7:30pm

Saturday 7/25 at 2:00pm and 7:30pm

Wethersfield High School Auditorium

Tickets:

$12 - Adults

$7 - Seniors and Students

wethersfieldteentheater.org

Individual Summer Pool Pass $40

Individual Year Round Pool Pass (if purchased ON OR BEFORE May 25, 2020)

$70

Individual Year Round Pool Pass (if purchased ON OR AFTER May 26, 2020)

$75

Family Summer Pool Pass $65

Family Year Round Pool Pass (if purchased ON OR BEFORE May 25, 2020)

$110

Family Year Round Pool Pass (if purchased ON OR AFTER May 26, 2020)

$120

http://www.wethersfieldct.gov/recreation


Special Events DOC ADAMS DAY Saturday, 5/9, 10:00A – 2:00P. Cove Park – Hartford Avenue

(next to DMV). Sponsored by Wethersfield Red Onion.

Learn about an overlooked pioneer of baseball, Daniel Lucius

“Doc” Adams, who wrote the Laws of Baseball. FREE fun

for all ages. For more information contact Jeff “Pine Tar”

Kornhass at 203-885-4806.

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE Saturday, 5/23, beginning at 9:00A. A brief ceremony will be

held at Village Cemetery following the parade to honor all

those who sacrificed their lives in time of war.

CONNECTICUT TRAILS DAY Celebrate the outdoors and take a friend for a hike, ride, walk

or paddle. Events will be held locally and statewide Saturday,

6/6 and Sunday, 6/7. For a complete schedule visit

ctwoodlands.org/ct-trails-weekends. See page 8 for details.

ELEANOR BUCK WOLF DAY Saturday, 6/13, EBW Nature Center. Celebrate the legacy of

Wethersfield resident Eleanor Buck Wolf for whom the

Nature Center is named. See page 8 for details.

KEENEY KOOLER CONCERT SERIES Concerts will be held Tuesdays at 6:30P on the grounds of the

Keeney Memorial Center on Main Street in Old Wethersfield

on the following dates: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28.

For further information call 860-529-7656.

COLONEL JOHN CHESTER FIFE & DRUM CORPS 80TH ANNIVERSARY MUSTER Friday, 7/10 and Saturday, 7/11.

Cove Park – Hartford Avenue. Join Colonel

John Chester Fife & Drum Corps as they

celebrate their 80th anniversary complete

with Tattoo, parade, jam sessions and a vendor market. For

more info please visit coljohnchesterfifedrum.org

WETHERSFIELD TEEN THEATER

PRODUCTION OF SOUND OF MUSIC Thursday, 7/23, and Friday, 7/24, at 7:30P, Saturday, 7/25,

2:00P and 7:30P. Wethersfield High School Auditorium.

Presented by Wethersfield Teen Theater. Tickets will be

available online for sale at showtix4u.com.

ANNUAL DOG SWIM Saturday, 8/15, 10:00A-3:00P,

Mill Woods Pond. $5.00 for licensed,

friendly dogs and $1.00 per person. Pet food will also be

accepted in lieu of $1.00 admission fee. Rain date: 8/16.

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

Wethersfield Police Department, in

partnership with Wethersfield Parks &

Rec, Wethersfield Volunteer Fire

Department and Wethersfield Volunteer Ambulance

Association, hosts a fun-filled night of activities, music and

food for Wethersfield’s residents. National Night Out is an

annual community building campaign that promotes police-

community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to

make neighborhoods safer, better places to live.

Early ChildhoodTHE LEARNING CIRCLE PRESCHOOL: THREE AND FOUR YEAR OLD PROGRAMS A state licensed preschool for three and

four year olds. Open to children who are

the appropriate age as of 12/31/2020.

Sandra Davis, Director. These programs

are designed to foster individual growth

in all areas of development with

emphasis on social, emotional, physical

and cognitive abilities. Promotes school readiness skills in a

creative and resourceful atmosphere. Includes learning

centers, table time, science and nature activities, arts and

crafts, circle time, gym time and outdoor fun. Quarterly

payments are permitted.

THRILLING THREES Max. 36 (taught in 2 classes). Pitkin Community Center, TLC

classroom. No class 11/3, 11/26, 12/22 - 12/31, 1/19, 2/16,

4/13, 4/15.

Date Day Time Fee Code

9/10-6/1 Tu,Th 9:00-11:30A $1650 210132-01

Due at registration: $400

FEARLESS FOURS Max. 40 (taught in 2 classes). Pitkin Community Center, TLC

classroom. No class 10/12, 11/3, 11/11, 11/25, 11/26, 12/21 -

1/1, 1/18, 1/19, 1/20, 2/15, 2/16, 4/12 - 4/15.


9/9-5/27 M-Th 12:00-2:30P $2150 210152-01

Due at registration: $530

Lunch Bunch: Fearless Fours are invited to bring lunch and

eat with friends and staff. Social skills, self-reliance and

manners are stressed. No nut items or peanut butter allowed.


9/10-5/28 M,T,W,TH 11:30A-12:00P $2 daily N/A

OUTDOOR NATURE SCHOOL & NATURE SCHOOL ON THE GO Age 2-5. Parent/caregiver and child participate in hands-on

outdoor activities. Circle time, games and guided exploration

of Mill Woods Park. See Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center

on page 8 for more information.

WECC The Wethersfield Early Childhood Collaborative (WECC) is

a group of committed partners who engage and connect

families with resources, helping children experience a healthy

start.

Contact Kim Bobin, Early Childhood Coordinator at

860-721-2885 or [email protected].

Visit www.wethersfieldchildhood.com to sign up for WECC's

free e-newsletter!

Scan this QR code to bring

you directly to the WECC

website.

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Camps

PLAYGROUND PROGRAM Age 7-11. Based out of Hanmer School gym, this program

will primarily use Standish Park for games, activities, sports

and special events. Includes arts and crafts and occasional in-

town field trips. In case of inclement weather, the program

will move inside to the Hanmer gymnasium.

Min/Max: 20/40. Standish Park/Hanmer School.

Date Day Time Res/NonRes Code

6/22-7/31 M-F 9:00A-3:00P $250/$310 103090-01

DANCE & DRAMA FOR THE YOUNG Age 5-7. Directed by Emily Bielisz and Alyssa Schroll.

Activities include classes in Tap, Jazz/Funk, Acrobatics,

Baton, Drama and Arts and Crafts. Occasional special

activities may include field days, special theme days and

pizza parties. (Optional pizza will have a small additional

fee). Children must provide their own tap shoes and baton.

The final performance for family and guests will be held at

the Silas Deane Middle School auditorium at 5P on Tuesday,

July 28. Min/Max: 30/60. Silas Deane Middle School.


6/23-7/28 Tu,Th 8:30A-12:30P $219/$234 102020-01

DANCE & DRAMA Age 8-14. Directed by Emily Bielisz and Alyssa Schroll.

Classes are taught by professional and experienced instructors

and are structured and taught to all levels. Classes will be

offered in Dance Basics, Tap, Hip Hop/Funk, Baton,

Acrobatics, Drama and "Productions" featuring work on large

production numbers for the stage. Arts and Crafts are

available daily as an optional activity. Special events may

include theme days, field days and pizza parties. (Optional

pizza will have a small additional fee.) Students must

provide their own tap shoes and batons. The final

performances for family and guests will be held at the Silas

Deane Middle School auditorium at 7P on the following

days: Dance Performance: Tuesday, July 28. Drama

Performance: Thursday, July 30. Min/Max: 45/80.

Silas Deane Middle School.


6/22-7/30 M-F 8:30A-12:30P $364/$416 102001-01

Wethersfield Camp Fund

Administered through the Social and Youth Services

Department, the Wethersfield Camp Fund has been in

existence for 40 years and has provided annual camp

assistance to over 100 resident children and disabled adults.

Wethersfield residents may apply in person with Social and

Youth Services and must demonstrate a financial need.

Donations can be made directly to Social and Youth Services

or using the Parks & Rec registration form. Every dollar

donated goes directly to camp scholarships.

CHEERLEADING CAMP

Age 5-14. Directed by Emily Bielisz

and Alyssa Schroll and taught by

current cheerleaders and dancers. Children have fun while

working on fitness and cheer basics as well as tumbling,

learning cheers and chants, jumps, cheer dance, pom motions,

simple stunts and how to motivate a crowd. Min/Max: 10/40.

Silas Deane Middle School.


Juniors Age 5-8

6/23-7/23 Tu,Th 12:45-2:45P $146/$156 108100-01

Seniors Age 9-14

6/23-7/23 Tu,Th 12:45-2:45P $146/$156 108101-01

CAMP STUFF-TO-DO Age 4-6. This structured full-day camp is packed with group

games, level appropriate swim lessons, fitness and sport

activities, free play, arts and crafts, field trips and special

events. Morning swim lessons are conducted at Willard Pool.

Early drop-off and late pick-up can be added for an additional

fee. Parents are asked to provide a lunch and drink, and to

send child to camp swim lesson ready with a change of

clothes for after swimming. Refer to swim skills (page 12) in

order to find the appropriate level for your child's lesson.

Min/Max: 2/50. Pitkin Community Center Room F-2

(TLC Classroom).


Session 1 (Trips: Romp ‘n Roll, Dinosaur State Park)

6/22-7/2 M-F 8:00-8:30A $29/$34 103022-01

6/22-7/2 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $255/$270 103022-02

6/22-7/2 M-F 3:30-4:00P $29/$34 103022-03

Session 2 (Trips: Mystic Aquarium Touch Tank, Pump It Up)

7/6-7/17 M-F 8:00-8:30A $32/$37 103023-01

7/6-7/17 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $281/$301 103023-02

7/6-7/17 M-F 3:30-4:00P $32/$37 103023-03

Session 3 (Trips: Lutz Museum, Stew Leonard’s Cooking Class)

7/20-7/31 M-F 8:00-8:30A $32/$37 103024-01

7/20-7/31 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $281/$301 103024-02

7/20-7/31 M-F 3:30-4:00P $32/$37 103024-03

Session 4 (Trips: Jump On In) 8/3-8/7 M-F 8:00-8:30A $16/$19 103025-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $146/$156 103025-02

8/3-8/7 M-F 3:30-4:00P $16/$19 103025-03

ART-VENTURES – ART EXPLORERS Age 5-12. Art explorers learn about real artists, their vision of

the world and the materials and techniques they use or used.

Think about famous artists like Picasso, Matisse, and more.

Included are fun and funky 3-D projects using unconventional

and sometimes kooky, artist's techniques and materials. Create

vibrant tie dyed t-shirts, decoupage large papier mache stars,

design leather wristbands and celestial stained glass, and

experiment with emotion collages, mosaic art and so much

more. Min/Max: 10/24. Pitkin Community Center.


8/17-8/21 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $145/$151 103200-01


CAMP WANNA DO Age 7-10. This structured day

camp is jam packed with sports,

arts & crafts, group games,

swimming, free play, special

events and field trips. Morning

swim lessons are conducted at Willard Pool. Refer to swim

skills (page 12) to find the appropriate level for your child’s

lesson. Early drop-off and late pick-up can be added for an

additional fee. Min/Max: 18/50. Pitkin Community Center.


Session 1 (Trips: Claypen and Urban Air)

6/22-7/2 M-F 8:00-8:30A $29/$34 103040-01

6/22-7/2 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $271/$301 103040-02

6/22-7/2 M-F 3:30-4:00P $29/$34 103040-03

Session 2 (Trips: Campardy and Lake Compounce)

7/6-7/17 M-F 8:00-8:30A $32/$37 103041-01

7/6-7/17 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $287/$332 103041-02

7/6-7/17 M-F 3:30-4:00P $32/$37 103041-03

Session 3 (Trips: Yard Goats and Nomad’s Adventure Quest)

7/20-7/31 M-F 8:00-8:30A $32/$37 103042-01

7/20-7/31 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $287/$332 103042-02

7/20-7/31 M-F 3:30-4:00P $32/$37 103042-03

Session 4 (Trips: Mini Golf, Go Karts, Bumper Boats)

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:00-8:30A $16/$19 103043-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $156/$181 103043-02

8/3-8/7 M-F 3:30-4:00P $16/$19 103043-03

EXCEPTIONAL YOUTH EDUCATIONAL SERVICES SPONSORED CAMPS

BUILD WITH ME USING LEGO® Age 5-6. Children work independently and cooperatively to

explore simple machines using LEGO early childhood

materials. Min/Max: 10/24. Wethersfield Police Department

Community Room.


7/13-7/17 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $146/$167 103085-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 1:00-4:00P $146/$167 103085-02

S.T.E.A.M. WORKS USING LEGO® Age 7-9. Children work with standard LEGO materials to

problem solve pre-engineering challenges involving structure,

levers, gears, pulleys and other elements of simple machines.

Min/Max: 10/24. Wethersfield Police Department Community Room.


7/13-7/17 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $146/$167 103085-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 1:00-4:00P $146/$167 103085-02

X-TREME ADVENTURES Age 11-15. This camp gives youth the opportunity to

stimulate the senses with field trip based daily activities to

fun and exciting local attractions. Each one week session

includes games, sports, field trips and swimming. Early

drop-off and late pick-up can be added for an additional fee.

Min/Max: 15/45. Webb School.


Session 1 (Trips: Mini Golf, Go Karts, Laser Quest, Six Flags)

6/22-6/26 M-F 8:00-8:30A $16/$19 103107-01

6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $229/$249 103107-02

6/22-6/26 M-F 3:30-4:00P $16/$19 103107-03

Session 2 (Trips: Lake Compounce, AM Parkour, Urban Air, IT

Adventure)

6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:00-8:30A $13/$16 103108-01

6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-3:30P $188/$203 103108-02

6/29-7/2 M-Th 3:30-4:00P $13/$16 103108-03

Session 3 (Trips: Revolutions Bowling, Prime Climb, Kayak,

Campardy)

7/6-7/10 M-F 8:00-8:30A $16/$19 103109-01

7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $229/$249 103109-02

7/6-7/10 M-F 3:30-4:00P $16/$19 103109-03

Session 4 (Trips: Ice Skate, Movies, Brownstone, Lake Compounce)

7/13-7/17 M-F 8:00-8:30A $16/$19 103110-01

7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $229/$249 103110-02

7/13-7/17 M-F 3:30-4:00P $16/$19 103110-03

Session 5 (Trips: Six Flags, Nomads Outdoor, Yard Goats, Kayak)

7/20-7/24 M-F 8:00-8:30A $16/$19 103111-01

7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $229/$249 103111-02

7/20-7/24 M-F 3:30-4:00P $16/$19 103111-03

Session 6 (Trips: Laser Quest, Storrs Adventure Park, Launch, Lake

Compounce)

7/27-7/31 M-F 8:00-8:30A $16/$19 103112-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $229/$249 103112-02

7/27-7/31 M-F 3:30-4:00P $16/$19 103112-03

Session 7 (Trips: Flight, Movies, Mini Golf, Go Karts, Ron-A-Roll)

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:00-8:30A $16/$19 103113-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-3:30P $229/$249 103113-02

8/3-8/7 M-F 3:30-4:00P $16/$19 103113-03

Arts Programs

TEEN THEATER COMPANY Open to anyone ages 11-22 years old. Teen Theater is unique

in that the company is entirely run by teens from choosing the

shows and casting performers to directing, choreographing

and creating sets.

The Sound of Music is the upcoming show for production

July 2020. Contact Parks & Recreation for more information

at 860-721-2890.


Therapeutic RecreationWhen registering for TR programs, please submit the TR

Supplemental Form (page 23) with the Registration Form.

SUMMER ADVENTURES

Age 3-9 with special needs. Campers will enjoy structured

small and large group activities which include games, sports,

crafts and music. Swimming at Willard Pool, weather

permitting. Bring a lunch, bathing suit and towel. Field trips

included. Min/Max: 6/15. Pitkin Community Center.


6/22-7/31 M-F 11:30A-3:30P $208/$253 109190-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 11:30A-3:30P $104/$129 109190-02

SUMMER ADVENTURES EXTENDED MORNINGS Age 3-9. Lengthen your camp day experience by adding a

morning session. Register for only 1 or all 7 weeks.

Min/Max: 6/15. Pitkin Community Center.


6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30-11:30A $68/$84 109192-01

6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30-11:30A $55/$67 109193-01

7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30-11:30A $68/$84 109194-01

7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30-11:30A $68/$84 109195-01

7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30-11:30A $68/$84 109196-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30-11:30A $68/$84 109197-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30-11:30A $68/$84 109198-01

CAMP PITKIN Age 10-14 with special needs. Youth will engage in sports,

games, crafts, drumming and field trips. Swimming at

Willard Pool, weather permitting. Bring a lunch, bathing suit

and towel. Field trip costs are included. Min/Max: 6/12.

Pitkin Community Center.


6/22-7/31 M-F 11:30A-3:30P $208/$253 109180-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 11:30A-3:30P $104/$129 109180-02

CAMP PITKIN EXTENDED MORNINGS Age 10-14. Lengthen your camp day experience by adding a




6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30-11:30A $68/$84 109182-01

6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-11:30P $55/$67 109183-01

7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109184-01

7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109185-01

7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109186-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109187-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109188-01

ADULT SOCIAL CLUB

Age 21+. Adults may participate in an ongoing schedule of

activities and programs throughout the year which may

include theater, museums, dining, shopping, movies, holiday

gatherings, game nights, bowling. Registered adults will

provide input and receive a schedule. For additional

information, contact the Therapeutic Recreation Supervisor at

860-721-2952. Min/Max: 1/30.


7/1-6/30 M-F 8:00A-11:00P $26 109134-01

TEEN SCENE

Age 15-21 with special needs. Teens will have the

opportunity to socialize with peers, take part in sports,

painting and field trips. Swimming at Willard Pool, weather

permitting. Bring a lunch, bathing suit and towel. Field trips

are included. Min/Max: 6/12. Pitkin Community Center.


6/22-7/31 M-F 11:30A-3:30P $208/$253 109160-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 11:30A-3:30P $104/$129 109160-02

TEEN SCENE EXTENDED MORNINGS Age 15-21. Lengthen your camp day experience by adding a




6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109162-01

6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-11:30P $55/$67 109163-01

7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109164-01

7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109165-01

7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109166-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109167-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-11:30P $68/$84 109168-01

TR SUMMER CAMP LATE PICK UP Age 3-21. Campers from any of the TR summer programs

can add an extra hour to the camp day! Min/Max: 6/10.



6/22-6/26 M-F 3:30-4:30P $21/$27 109220-01

6/29-7/2 M-Th 3:30-4:30P $17/$23 109221-01

7/6-7/10 M-F 3:30-4:30P $21/$27 109222-01

7/13-7/17 M-F 3:30-4:30P $21/$27 109223-01

7/20-7/24 M-F 3:30-4:30P $21/$27 109224-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 3:30-4:30P $21/$27 109225-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 3:30-4:30P $21/$27 109226-01

SPECIAL OLYMPICS GOLF Age 8+. Open to participants with intellectual disabilities and

their peers. Practice will include instruction at the putting

green, driving range and flat nine. Those who meet Special

Olympics requirements may compete at the Fall Sports

Classic on September 13th. Last class is held on Tuesday,

September 8th. Min/Max: 6/16. Goodwin Golf Course.


6/22-9/8 M 5:30-7:00P $37 109148-01

SPECIAL OLYMPICS TENNIS Age 8+. Open to participants with special needs.

Introductory tennis lessons and play. Weather permitting,

with make-ups as available. Athletes should wear appropriate

shorts, light polos. Bring a water bottle. Min/Max: 4/8.

Wethersfield High School.


6/28-8/9 Su 3:00-4:00P $37 109170-01

SPECIAL OLYMPICS TOTAL ATHLETE Age 16+. Become an official Unified Fitness Club member

and reach your personal fitness goals. Includes walking, running, cardio workouts, stretching, yoga and "bootcamp".

Meets on the following dates: June 25, July 2, July 9, July 16,

30, August 6. Min/Max: 6/10. Pitkin Community Center.


6/25-8/6 Th 4:45-6:00P $32 109150-01


Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center

VISITING INFORMATION Open Tuesday - Saturday 10:00A-5:00P. Featuring hands-on

exhibits, live animals, picnic areas and walking trails in Mill

Woods Park. A suggested donation of $3 is requested. Free

for Friends members. Also provides parties, rentals, volunteer

opportunities, field trips and other programs. Stay in touch at

www.ebwnaturecenter.org.

FRIENDS OF THE NATURE CENTER The Friends of the Nature

Center is an independent,

member-supported, non-

profit which promotes ecology education through programs,

events and scholarships. Meets monthly on the third Tuesday

7:00-9:00P. Members visit free, receive program discounts,

register early, etc. To join or renew when registering for

programs, use the Friends of the Eleanor Buck Wolf

Supplemental Form on page 23.

HOST YOUR NEXT BIRTHDAY PARTY AT THE NATURE CENTER A birthday party at the Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center is a

great way to encourage interest in nature while enjoying the

convenience of a party away from your home. Staff will assist

with set-up and clean-up, greet guests, and lead

hands-on activities with the animals. Parties

are 2 hours and flexible scheduling offered.

Fee is $160 for Friends of the Nature Center

and $185 for non-members. For more

information contact the Nature Center.

OUTREACH PROGRAMS Nature Center staff can come to you. Programs give students

or adults the opportunity to visit the animals that live at the

Nature Center as well as experience nature through activities

provided by our staff. A variety of programs

(including live animals) can be presented at

your school or organization.

BOOK YOUR SCOUT GROUP Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops may schedule programs after

school or on weekends that are seasonally and age

appropriate (insects, flowers, forestry, etc). Programs are

subject to availability and run 1-1.5 hours in length. For more

information contact the Nature Center.

SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS Consider the Nature Center for your

next field trip. Programs can be

designed to align with the current state

science standards. From living vs non-

living, to adaptations and plants, the

Nature Center can provide hands-on learning experiences.

Special Events

CONNECTICUT TRAILS DAY Celebrate the outdoors with hiking,

riding, walking and paddling.

Events are held locally and

statewide Saturday, 6/6, and

Sunday, 6/7. Equipment not provided. For a complete

schedule visit ctwoodlands.org/ct-trails-weekend

or contact the Nature Center for details.

ELEANOR BUCK WOLF DAY Saturday 6/13, at the Nature Center. Join staff and the Friends

of the Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center to celebrate the

legacy of Wethersfield resident Eleanor Buck Wolf for whom

the Nature Center is named. Inside and outside activities will

bring to life her love for nature and passion for education.

Contact the Nature Center for details.

VolunteeringVolunteers are an essential part of the Nature Center’s daily

operations. Summer camps, special event programs and daily

animal care would not be possible without the dedication and

commitment of volunteers.

VOLUNTEER ORIENTATIONS Age 13+. Students, adults and interns may volunteer as a

greeter, gardener, animal caretaker,

educator, special events assistant, etc.

Orientation introduces the seasonal

programs and events, on-going

volunteer opportunities and basic

safety training. Volunteer orientations

are scheduled by appointment. Please contact the Nature

Center at 860-721-2980 for details.

And don’t forget to like the Nature Center Facebook Page.

cancelled


Early Childhood Nature Programs

OUTDOOR NATURE SCHOOL Age 2-5. Parent/Caregiver and child

participate in hands-on outdoor activities to

engage their curiosity about the natural world

and develop social skills. Circle time, games,

animal and plant observations and guided exploration of Mill

Woods Park. Held entirely outdoors except in heavy rain.

Min/Max: 4/14. Nature Center.

Date Day Time Friends/Other Code

6/23-8/11 Tu 10:00-11:30A $68/$78 106083-01

6/25-8/13 Th 10:00-11:30A $68/$78 106083-02

NATURE SCHOOL ON THE GO Age 4-5. Parent/Caregiver and older or experienced nature

schoolers participate in hands-on outdoor activities to build

on their experiences with the natural world and peers. Circle

time, games, animal observations and guided exploration of

Mill Woods Park and other outdoor spots in town. Held

entirely outdoors. Min/Max: 4/10. Nature Center.


6/24-8/12 W 10:00-11:30A $68/$78 106085-01

Mad Science Camps Sponsored by EBW Nature Center

MAD SCIENCE ROCKIN’ ROCKETS Grade K-4. (grade in spring) Step into the shoes of a rocket

scientist and learn the fundamentals of flight, propulsion and

rocket design. Explore astronomy and various flight designs

from hot air balloons to hovercrafts and more! Rocketeers

will build rockets as well as discover the fundamental

concepts involved in launching and recovering many different

types of rockets. Students will make and take home two

rockets during the week. Min/Max: 12/21.



7/20-7/24 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $163/$178 106098-01

MAD SCIENCE ROBOT BASICS Grade K-3. (grade in spring) Learn the basics of robotics in

this program from Mad Science. Construct an age appropriate

solar powered robot throughout the week. Gain a basic

knowledge of the science of wheels, simple machines and

gears. Experience different types of robotic devices

throughout the program, including line-tracking and sound

responsive robots. Robots go home with campers on the last

day of the program. All supplies included. Children should be

reading at a 1st grade level to participate in this program.



8/3-8/7 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $183/$198 106099-01

BRIXOLOGY Grade 1-5. (grade in spring) Brixology Camp sets the

foundation for the next generation of makers. Learn about

different types of engineering and team up to construct

different engineering-themed projects using LEGO™ bricks.

Learn about aerospace engineering while assembling a space

station. Explore mechanical engineering while building boats

and bridges. From carnival rides to drawing machines,

mechanical animals to truss bridges, the future engineer will

build upon their creativity to solve real-world design

challenges, while developing problem-solving and team-

building skills. Min/Max: 12/20. Pitkin Community Center.


8/10-8/14 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $163/$178 106101-01

Summer Camp Programs

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING Age 13-15. Under the leadership of our CIT Director,

participants will spend time developing leadership,

communication and teamwork skills while gaining experience

helping campers during lessons. Participants will learn in

both a "classroom" and experiential setting with opportunities

to develop and lead new activities. The CIT program includes

training in all aspects of a camp counselor’s job, participation

in training sessions on topics such as basic child

development, behavior management, counseling techniques,

best practices and environmental stewardship.

Min/Max: 1/12. Nature Center.


6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $74/$84 106351-01

6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-4:30P $59/$69 106352-01

7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $74/$84 106353-01

7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $74/$84 106354-01

7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $74/$84 106355-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $74/$84 106356-01

8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $74/$84 106357-01

8/10-8/14 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $74/$84 106358-01


(EBW Nature Center continued)

NATURE CAMP

Jump into the Amazing World of Animals and Nature. Take a

closer look at how nature helps us every day and how we can

help nature.

Nature Camp is designed for 4 year old/Pre K - Grade 6 in

spring. Mornings consist of lessons and activities that reflect

weekly themes. Swimming, recreational games and outdoor

exploration take place in the afternoon. Swim lesson levels

preschool-6 offered to all-day campers on a first-come, first-

served basis during selected two week sessions (must be

registered for both weeks of camp in order to be eligible).

Early and Late options provide time for summer campers to

enjoy animal visits, crafts, reading, games etc. with staff

supervision.

Each class led by an educator and assistant counselor

(1:10 ratio) supported by volunteers, lifeguards and staff

certified in first aid.

An OPEN HOUSE for new campers and parents will be

hosted at the Nature Center on Thursday, June 4, 2020, from

4:30P – 6:30P. Please RSVP to the Nature Center at

860-721-2980 or [email protected]

Financial Assistance is available upon request.

Summer Nature Camp Monday, June 22 through

Friday, August 14 6/22: Forest Explorers. Wander our woodlands and discover

the sounds of Mill Woods Park. Discover creatures, plants

and landmarks of all sizes. Listen closely to the noises of the

woods, hike our trails looking for wildlife clues and search

through grass for creatures. (Add next week for a two week

swim lesson).


4 years old - PreK (grade in spring)

6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106261-02

Kindergarten 6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106261-03

Grade 1 6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106261-04

Grade 2 6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106261-05

Grade 3-4 6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106261-06

Grade 5-6 6/22-6/26 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106261-07

Extended hours PreK-6 6/22-6/26 M-F 7:30-8:30A $32/$37 106261-01

6/22-6/26 M-F 4:30-5:30P $32/$37 106261-08

6/29: Survive It! Learn the necessary skills to survive in

outdoor settings. Build shelters, fires, identify useful plants,

find your way around in the wilderness and much more. No

Camp 7/3. (Add previous week for a two week swim lesson).



6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-4:30P $167/$179 106262-02

Kindergarten 6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-4:30P $167/$179 106262-03

Grade 1 6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-4:30P $167/$179 106262-04

Grade 2 6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-4:30P $167/$179 106262-05

Grade 3-4 6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-4:30P $167/$179 106262-06

Grade 5-6 6/29-7/2 M-Th 8:30A-4:30P $167/$179 106262-07

Extended hours PreK-6 6/29-7/2 M-Th 7:30-8:30A $25/$30 106262-01

6/29-7/2 M-Th 4:30-5:30P $25/$30 106262-08

7/6: To the Moon and Back. Believe it or not, things that

happen millions and billions of miles away from the earth

affect us every day. Light from the sun gives us daylight and

warmth. Without the moon, our days would be much shorter

and windier. Take a trip out of this world and learn these and

many more facts about how outer space impacts our earth.

(Add next week for a 2 week swim lesson).



7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106263-02


Grade 1 7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106263-04

Grade 2 7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106263-05

Grade 3-4 7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106263-06

Grade 5-6 7/6-7/10 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106263-07


7/6-7/10 M-F 4:30-5:30P $32/$37 106263-08

7/13: Under the Sea. Oceans make up 70% of the earth’s

surface and much of it remains unexplored. What lurks

beneath the sea? Learn about our oceans and take a look at

the animals that call the oceans home, how the oceans impact

our daily life and what we can do to protect them. (Add

previous week for a 2 week swim lesson).



7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106264-02


Grade 1 7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106264-04

Grade 2 7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106264-05

Grade 3-4 7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106264-06


Grade 5-6

7/13-7/17 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106264-07

Extended hours PreK-6

7/13-7/17 M-F 7:30-8:30A $32/$37 106264-01

7/13-7/17 M-F 4:30-5:30P $32/$37 106264-08

7/20: Super Science Week. This week we study the sciences.

Learn about Botany, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and much

more. Take part in scientific experiments and learn how

science impacts our lives every day. (Add next week for a

two week swim lesson).Date Day Time Friends/Other Code


7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106265-02


Grade 1 7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106265-04

Grade 2 7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106265-05

Grade 3-4 7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106265-06

Grade 5-6 7/20-7/24 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106265-07


7/20-7/24 M-F 4:30-5:30P $32/$37 106265-08

7/27: Be a Hero Week. Not all heroes wear capes. This week

everyone can be a hero! Be someone's hero by helping out in

a time of need. Help a younger camper with a craft, find

someone's lost and found or make sure the local wildlife stay

safe by picking up litter. Be ready to answer the call! (Add

previous week for a two week swim lesson).



7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106266-02


Grade 1 7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106266-04

Grade 2 7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106266-05

Grade 3-4 7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106266-06

Grade 5-6 7/27-7/31 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106266-07


7/27-7/31 M-F 4:30-5:30P $32/$37 106266-08

8/3: Wonderful World of Wildlife. Study different types of

animals. Everything from insects to farm animals to wildlife

from across the world. Even animals that are now considered

extinct will be studied this week. Learn about their habitats

and what makes each animal unique. Use tracking skills to

identify a variety of animals. (Add next week for a two week

swim lesson).



8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106267-02


Grade 1 8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106267-04

Grade 2 8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106267-05

Grade 3-4 8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106267-06

Grade 5-6 8/3-8/7 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106267-07


8/3-8/7 M-F 4:30-5:30P $32/$37 106267-08

8/10: Color Wars/ Olympic Week. There is so much to do in

the outdoors, from climbing and hiking to camping and

biking. Experience all the fun to be had in the great outdoors.

Learn many unique ways to stay in shape, have fun, learn

new games and connect with nature. (Add previous week for

a two week swim lesson).



8/10-8/14 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106268-02


Grade 1 8/10-8/14 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106268-04

Grade 2 8/10-8/14 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106268-05

Grade 3-4 8/10-8/14 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106268-06

Grade 5-6 8/10-8/14 M-F 8:30A-4:30P $208/$224 106268-07


8/10-8/14 M-F 4:30-5:30P $32/$37 106268-08


Aquatics MILL WOODS POND & WILLARD POOL For a description of hours of operation and daily

admission/season pool pass, please see Facilities on page 3.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SWIM LESSONS Session 1: 6/22-7/2 (Mill Woods and Willard)

Session 2: 7/6-7/16 (Mill Woods and Willard)

Session 3: 7/20-7/30 (Mill Woods and Willard)

Session 4: 8/3-8/13 (Mill Woods)

Session 4 Clinic: 8/3-8/7 (Willard)

Be sure to register by 1P Friday prior to guarantee a spot!

Swim lessons are available to residents only. Lessons use the

American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program.

Lessons will be cancelled for thunder or lightning.

Swim Lesson Pre-requisites:

Pool pass is required. For online registration you must

purchase a pool pass before selecting a swim lesson.

Parent & Child: Ages 18 months – 3 years

Preschool: Ages 4-5 or age 3 and completed Parent and Child

Aquatics

Level 1: Age 5 or age 4 with successful completion of

Preschool Aquatics

Levels 2 – 6: Successful completion of preceding swim level

Instructors may re-assign level placement based on skills and

availability.

PARENT AND CHILD AQUATICS Age 18 months-3. Children will have fun in the water while

being exposed to basic swimming skills through games,

songs and activities. Learning objectives: Exit and enter the

water in a safe manner, in water exploration, bob, leg and arm

action on front and back individually and combined, roll from

front to back and back to front, front and back float, and glide

with assistance. Min/Max: 5/10.

Date Day Time Resident Code

Mill Woods Park 6/22-7/2 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101040-13

6/22-7/2 M-Th 2:30-3:10P $20 101040-01

6/22-7/2 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101040-02

7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101040-14

7/6-7/16 M-Th 2:30-3:10P $20 101040-04

7/6-7/16 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101040-05

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101040-15

7/20-7/30 M-Th 2:30-3:10P $20 101040-07

7/20-7/30 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101040-08

8/3-8/13 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101040-16

8/3-8/13 M-Th 2:30-3:10P $20 101040-10

8/3-8/13 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101040-11

Willard Pool 6/22-7/2 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101040-03

7/6-7/16 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101040-06

7/20-7/30 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101040-09

8/3-8/6 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101040-12

PRE-SCHOOL AQUATICS Prerequisite: Age 4-5 or age 3 and completed Parent & Child

Aquatics. Students become familiar with the aquatic

environment. Learning objectives: Enter and exit water using

ladder, steps or side, bob, open eyes underwater and retrieve

submerged objects, front and back glide, front and back float,

recover from a front and back float or glide to a vertical

position, roll from front to back and back to front, tread water

using arm and leg actions, combined arm and leg actions on

front and back and finning arm action on back.

Min/Max: 3/6.


Mill Woods Park 6/22-7/2 M-Th 11:30A-12:10P $20 101041-01

6/22-7/2 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101041-03

6/22-7/2 M-Th 5:45-6:25P $20 101041-04

7/6-7/16 M-Th 11:30A-12:10P $20 101041-07

7/6-7/16 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101041-09

7/6-7/16 M-Th 5:45-6:25P $20 101041-10

7/20-7/30 M-Th 11:30A-12:10P $20 101041-13

7/20-7/30 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101041-15

7/20-7/30 M-Th 5:45-6:25P $20 101041-16

8/3-8/13 M-Th 11:30A-12:10P $20 101041-19

8/3-8/13 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101041-21

8/3-8/13 M-Th 5:45-6:25P $20 101041-22

Willard Pool 6/22-7/2 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101041-05

7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101041-11

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101041-17

8/3-8/6 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101041-23

LEVEL 1: INTRODUCTION TO WATER SKILLS Age 5-13. Prerequisite: Age 5+ or age 4 and completed

Preschool Aquatics. Students learn how to feel comfortable in

the water and safely enjoy it. Learning objectives: Enter and

exit water independently, blow bubbles through mouth and

nose, bob, open eyes under water and retrieve submerged

objects, front and back glides and floats, recover to vertical

position, roll from front to back and back to front, tread water

using arm and hand actions, alternating and simultaneous arm

and leg actions on the front and back, combined arm and leg

actions on front and back and follow basic water safety rules.

Min/Max: 3/10.



6/22-7/2 M-Th 2:30-3:10P $20 101042-02

6/22-7/2 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101042-04

7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101042-06

7/6-7/16 M-Th 2:30-3:10P $20 101042-07

7/6-7/16 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101042-09

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101042-11

7/20-7/30 M-Th 2:30-3:10P $20 101042-12

7/20-7/30 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101042-14

8/3-8/13 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101042-16

8/3-8/13 M-Th 2:30-3:10P $20 101042-17

8/3-8/13 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101042-19


(SWIM LESSONS LEVEL 1 continued)


7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101042-10

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101042-15

8/3-8/6 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101042-20

LEVEL 2: FUNDAMENTALS OF AQUATIC SKILLS Age 5-13. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level 1.

Students learn basic swimming skills. Learning objectives:

Enter and exit water by stepping or jumping from the side,

fully submerge and hold breath, bob, open eyes under water

and retrieve submerged objects, front, jellyfish and tuck

floats, front and back glides and floats, recover to vertical

position, roll from front to back and back to front, change

direction of travel while swimming on front or back, tread

water using arm and leg actions, combined arm and leg

actions on front and back and finning arm action.

Min/Max: 3/10.



6/22-7/2 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101043-03

6/22-7/2 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101043-04

7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101043-06

7/6-7/16 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101043-08

7/6-7/16 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101043-09

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101043-11

7/20-7/30 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101043-13

7/20-7/30 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101043-14

8/3-8/13 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101043-16

8/3-8/13 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101043-18

8/3-8/13 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101043-19


7/6-7/16 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101043-10

7/20-7/30 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101043-15

8/3-8/6 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101043-20

LEVEL 3: STROKE DEVELOPMENT Age 5-13. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level 2.

Additional guided practice helps students improve skills.

Learning objectives: Enter water by jumping from side,

headfirst entries from the side in sitting and kneeling

positions, bobbing while moving toward safety, rotary

breathing, survival float, change from vertical to horizontal

position on front and back, tread water, flutter, scissor,

dolphin and breaststroke kicks on front and front crawl and

elementary backstroke. Min/Max: 3/10.



6/22-7/2 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101044-03

6/22-7/2 M-Th 5:45-6:25P $20 101044-04

7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101044-06

7/6-7/16 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101044-08

7/6-7/16 M-Th 5:45-6:25P $20 101044-09

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101044-11

7/20-7/30 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101044-13

7/20-7/30 M-Th 5:45-6:25P $20 101044-14


8/3-8/13 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101044-16

8/3-8/13 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101044-18

8/3-8/13 M-Th 5:45-6:25P $20 101044-19


7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101044-10

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101044-15

8/3-8/6 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101044-20

LEVEL 4: STROKE IMPROVEMENT Age 6-13. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level 3.

Students gain confidence during swim lessons, improve

strokes and gain additional aquatic skills. Learning

objectives: Headfirst entries from the side in compact and

stride positions, swim under water, feet first surface dive,

survival swimming, front crawl and backstroke open turns,

tread water using 2 different kicks, front and back crawl,

elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly

and flutter and dolphin kicks on back. Min/Max: 3/10.



6/22-7/2 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101045-02

6/22-7/2 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101045-03

7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101045-05

7/6-7/16 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101045-06

7/6-7/16 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101045-07

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101045-09

7/20-7/30 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101045-10

7/20-7/30 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101045-11

8/3-8/13 M-Th 10:00-10:40A $20 101045-13

8/3-8/13 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101045-14

8/3-8/13 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101045-15


7/6-7/16 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101045-08

7/20-7/30 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101045-12

8/3-8/6 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101045-16


LEVEL 5: STROKE REFINEMENT Age 6-13. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level 4.

Guidance allows students to refine strokes and become more

efficient swimmers. Learning objectives: Shallow-angle dive

from the side then glide and begin a front stroke, tuck and

pike surface dives (submerge completely), front and back flip

turns while swimming, front and back crawl, elementary

backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, butterfly and sculling.

Min/Max: 3/10.



6/22-7/2 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101046-02

6/22-7/2 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101046-03

7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101046-05

7/6-7/16 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101046-06

7/6-7/16 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101046-07

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101046-09

7/20-7/30 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101046-10

7/20-7/30 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101046-11

8/3-8/13 M-Th 10:45-11:25A $20 101046-13

8/3-8/13 M-Th 1:45-2:25P $20 101046-14

8/3-8/13 M-Th 5:00-5:40P $20 101046-15


7/6-7/16 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101046-08

7/20-7/30 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101046-12

8/3-8/6 M-Th 11:25A-12:05P $20 101046-16

LEVEL 6: SWIMMING AND SKILL PROFICIENCY Age 6-13. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level 5.

Students learn to swim with ease and efficiency and gain the

ability to swim smoothly over greater distances. Learning

objectives: Increase endurance while swimming front (100

yards) and back (50 yards) crawls, butterfly (50 yards),

elementary backstroke (100 yards), breaststroke (50 yards)

and sidestroke (50 yards), demonstrate front and back flip

turns and open turns for freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke,

sidestroke and butterfly, survival and back float for 5

minutes, surface dive and retrieve an object in water 7 feet

deep, tread water with legs only for 2 minutes and swim 500

yards continuously using any 3 strokes of choice.

Min/Max: 3/10.

Personal Water Safety - Mill Woods Pond Date Day Time Resident Code

6/22-7/2 M-Th 11:30A-12:10P $20 101047-01

6/22-7/2 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101047-02

6/22-7/2 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101047-03

7/20-7/30 M-Th 11:30A-12:10P $20 101047-04

7/20-7/30 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101047-05

7/20-7/30 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101047-06

Fitness Swimmer - Mill Woods Pond Date Day Time Resident Code

7/6-7/16 M-Th 11:30A-12:10P $20 101049-01

7/6-7/16 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101049-02

7/6-7/16 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101049-03

8/3-8/13 M-Th 11:30A-12:10P $20 101049-04

8/3-8/13 M-Th 3:15-3:55P $20 101049-05

8/3-8/13 M-Th 6:30-7:10P $20 101049-06


Fundamentals of Diving - Willard Pool Date Day Time Resident Code

6/22-7/2 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101050-01

7/6-7/16 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101050-02

7/20-7/30 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101050-03

8/3-8/6 M-Th 10:40-11:20A $20 101050-04

ADULT SWIM LESSONS Age 16+. Beginner course for those who wish to overcome

the fear of the water or improve their beginner level swim

skills. Min/Max: 2/5. Mill Woods Park.


6/25-8/13 Th 5:45-6:30P $20 101051-01

BARRACUDAS SWIM TEAM Age 5-18. Coed, competitive, recreational swim team.

Beginner practice session for those age 10 and under. Must

be able to swim 2 laps unassisted. Advanced practice session

for those age 11+. Must be able to swim 4 laps unassisted.

Min/Max: 15/25. Willard Pool.


Age 5-10

6/18-8/1 M-F 8:00-8:45A $110/$135 101002-01

Age 11-18

6/18-8/1 M-F 7:00-8:00A $110/$135 101002-02


Fitness for AdultsACTIVE BODY WITH JO Age 16+. A high-energy, non-traditional class for all fitness

levels. Focus on strength and toning using weights, body bars

and resistance bands. Incorporates cardio intervals into

movements intended to help tone all major muscles.

Equipment provided. Min/Max: 12/40. Pitkin Community

Center.


6/22-7/29 M,W 8:30-9:15A $42/$52 105004-01

INTERVAL TRAINING WITH DEB Age 16+. High intensity interval training! Focus on

endurance training, strength training and all-over body

toning. Modifications will be made to accommodate fitness

levels. Min/Max: 11/30. Pitkin Community Center.


6/23-7/30 Tu,Th 5:30-6:15A $42/$52 105045-01

SENIOR MUSCLE CHALLENGE WITH JO Age 50+. This 45 minute class is specially designed for

strengthening and toning exercises for seniors. Tone all major

muscle groups using various equipment which is provided.



6/22-8/5 M,W 9:25-10:10A $47/$57 105049-01

ZUMBA GOLD® WITH SHERYL FALLON Age 45+. An innovative, fun and exciting program designed

for the active older adult, the true beginner, people who are

not used to exercising, or who may be limited physically. The

main difference between Zumba Gold and Zumba Basic is

Zumba Gold is done at a lower intensity. The same great

Latin and international styles of music and dance are used.



6/23-7/30 Tu,Th 8:30-9:20A $42/$52 105007-01

6/23-7/30 Tu,Th 5:00-5:45P $42/$52 105007-02

ZUMBA® WITH NANCY Age 16+. Aerobic workout with a Latin-dance twist. Zumba

fuses hypnotic Latin and international rhythms with easy to

follow moves to create a dynamic fitness program.



6/23-7/30 Tu,Th 9:30-10:20A $42/$52 105006-01

6/22-7/29 M,W 6:30-7:30P $42/$52 105006-02

TOTAL BODY WITH JO Age 16+. Strength training targeting

major muscle groups using various

equipment and body weight. Total

Body incorporates cardio intervals

intended to help tone your entire

body. Min/Max: 12/40. Pitkin

Community Center.


6/22-7/29 M,W 5:30-6:15P $42/$52 105053-01

MUSCLE TONE WITH SUE Age 16+. 45 minutes of strengthening and toning all your

major muscle groups using weights, body bars and resistance

bands. Equipment provided. Min/Max: 12/35. Pitkin

Community Center.


6/23-7/28 Tu 6:00-6:45P $30/$37 105051-01

PILATES MAT Age 16+. Pilates is designed to strengthen core muscles,

including the abdominals and glutes, while lengthening and

maintaining loose, limber limbs. It strengthens the body while

keeping joints mobile and flexible. The exercises provide

variations to meet different body types making it an exercise

option for everyone. Bring a mat, towel, and water bottle to

class. Instructor from Personal Euphoria Pilates.



6/23-7/21 Tu 9:00-9:45A $82/$102 105050-02

YOGA Age 16+. Suitable for all levels. Learn the basics,

increase strength, vitality and flexibility. Reduce

stress and relax while toning your body and mind.

Yoga breathing exercises called Pranayma benefits

the entire body. Physical activity is good for

relieving stress, and this is particularly true of yoga.

Instructor from Personal Euphoria Pilates.



6/25-7/30 Th 6:00-7:15P $52/$62 105093-01

FITNESS ROOM PASS Age 12+. Open Monday-Friday 8:00A-4:00P and Monday-

Thursday 5:00-9:00P. Min/Max: 1/60. Pitkin Community

Center.


6/22-8/7 M-F 8:00A-9:00P $20/$25 105030-01


Sports for YouthGYMNASTICS PARENT & CHILD Age 2-4. Must be accompanied by a guardian. Focus on

creative movement. Min/Max: 10/20. SDMS.


6/23-8/4 Tu 5:15-6:00P $75/$90 108220-01

GYMNASTICS 3 & 4 YEARS Age 3-4. For children who can interact with

instructors without parent intervention.

Focus on movement exploration exercises

and basic gymnastic skills.

Min/Max: 12/24. SDMS.


6/23-8/4 Tu 6:05-6:50P $75/$90 108221-01

GYMNASTICS GRADES K-2 (grade in spring) Grade K-2. Includes beginner level skills on all apparatus.

Gymnasts will be grouped by ability. Min/Max: 15/24.

SDMS.


6/23-8/4 Tu 6:55-7:40P $75/$90 108223-01

GYMNASTICS GRADES 3-6 (grade in spring) Grade 3-6. For beginners and intermediate gymnasts to

master basic skills on all apparatus. Gymnasts will be

grouped according to ability. Min/Max: 8/16. SDMS.


6/23-8/4 Tu 3:30-4:30P $85/$105 108224-01

GYMNASTICS INTERMEDIATE Age 10-16. Only by permission of the instructor. For those

who have a thorough understanding of the basic skills and

who require a longer, more intense practice. Limited space.

Min/Max: 5/8. SDMS.


6/23-8/4 Tu 3:30-5:00P $95/$115 108225-01

KARATE Age 7-16. This "Progressive" program

advances from white to black belt. The style is

traditional Okinawan Shoring-Ryu. Learn

Kata (a series of techniques in sequence),

Kumite (one step sparing), self-defense, control, confidence

and respect. Protective head gear and optional uniform not

included. Min/Max: 15/20. SDMS.


6/24-8/5 W 6:30-8:00P $90/$105 108240-03

WEIGHTLIFTING Entering grades 9-12. This strength building program is for

high school age athletes. Supervised by WHS coaching staff.

Min/Max: 20/60. WHS Weight Room.


Boys:

6/22-8/6 M,W,Th 9:00-11:00A $73/$89 108380-01

Girls:

7/7-8/14 Tu,F 7:30-8:30A $42/$52 108381-01

FLAG RUGBY Age 6-12. Learn and play co-ed, non-contact Flag Rugby.

Running, kicking, passing, space strategy, teamwork and self-

confidence are developed. Practices and games are only on

Thursdays (6:30pm - 8:00pm) and Saturdays (9:30am -

12:00pm). Min/Max: 25/75. Mill Woods Park.


6/18-8/1 Th,Sa see above $52/$68 108400-01

TENNIS LESSONS Age 4-12. Learn forehand, backhand, volley,

serve and overhead. Min/Max: 10/15.

Webb Tennis Courts.


Age 4-5

6/15-7/8 M,W 5:30-6:15P $63/$78 108340-01

7/13-8/5 M,W 5:30-6:15P $63/$78 108340-02

Age 6-8

6/15-7/8 M,W 5:30-6:15P $63/$78 108341-01

7/13-8/5 M,W 5:30-6:15P $63/$78 108341-02

Age 9-12

6/15-7/8 M,W 6:20-7:20P $84/$99 108342-01

7/13-8/5 M,W 6:20-7:20P $84/$99 108342-02

BASEBALL CAMP Age 7-13. Participants will learn various positions through

multiple games each day. Players should bring a glove, bat,

helmet, water bottle and snack. Run by Wethersfield High

School coaching staff. Min/Max: 16/35.

Mill Woods Park.


6/22-6/25 M-Th 9:00A-1:00P $130/$167 108020-01

SOFTBALL CAMP Grade 3-8. (grade in spring) Wethersfield High

School coaching staff instruct campers on

throwing, hitting, fielding and game situations. Bring a glove.

Min/Max: 15/25. WHS Cottone Field.


Grade 3-5

8/17-8/21 M-F 6:00-7:30P $80/$100 108321-01

Grade 6-8

8/17-8/21 M-F 6:00-7:30P $80/$100 108321-02

FIELD HOCKEY CAMP Age 7-18. Participate in drills and games that will improve

field hockey skills and knowledge of the game. Run by

Wethersfield High School coaching staff. Min/Max: 10/20.

WHS Cottone Field.


Age 7-13

6/29-7/2 M-Th 9:00A-12:00P $104/$134 108140-01

8/17-8/21 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $130/$167 108141-01

Age 14-18

6/29-7/2 M-Th 9:00A-12:00P $104/$134 108140-02

8/17-8/21 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $130/$167 108141-02


BASKETBALL CAMP Age 7-13. Learn fundamental basketball skills and techniques

from Wethersfield High School coaching staff.

Min/Max: 15/30. WHS Gym.


6/29-7/2 M-Th 9:00A-12:00P $104/$134 108180-01

6/29-7/2 M-Th 1:00-4:00P $104/$134 108180-02

7/13-7/17 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $130/$167 108181-01

7/13-7/17 M-F 1:00-4:00P $130/$167 108181-02

7/27-7/31 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $130/$167 108182-01

7/27-7/31 M-F 1:00-4:00P $130/$167 108182-02

YOUTH WRESTLING OPEN MATS Grade 8-11. (grade in spring) An opportunity to improve

skills and wrestling experience. Participants have the

opportunity to wrestle with area high school wrestlers as well

as college wrestlers who will be dropping in. Brief instruction

followed by situational and live wrestling. Wrestling in

summer tournaments is a great way to gain that extra

competitive edge during the off season. Min/Max: 10/30.

Wethersfield High School.


6/23-8/6 Tu,Th 5:00-7:00P $50/$60 108350-01

FIRST TEE YOUTH GOLF Age 7-12. Program administered by the First Tee CT.

Curriculum includes life skills taught through the game of

golf. Lessons are led by a PGA instructor. PLAYer (beginner)

level classes are available. Min/Max: 2/4. Goodwin Golf

Course.


7/9-8/20 Th 4:00-5:20P $63/$78 108249-02

7/11-8/22 Sa 12:30-1:50P $63/$78 108249-03

SKYHAWKS TINY-HAWK Age 3-4. The essentials of soccer and basketball are

introduced in a fun and safe environment. Balance, body

movement, hand/eye coordination and skill development are

taught through a series of sport-specific games tailored to age

appropriate attention spans. Min/Max: 10/12. SDMS.


6/22-6/25 M-Th 5:15-6:00P $75/$105 108300-01

SKYHAWKS MINI-HAWKS Age 4-7. Multi-sport program gives children a positive first

step into athletics. Essentials of baseball, basketball and

soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots

of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Mini-Hawk games

and activities are designed to allow campers to explore

balance, movement, hand/eye coordination and skill

development at their own pace. Min/Max: 10/16. SDMS.


6/22-6/25 M-Th 6:15-7:15P $75/$105 108301-01

7/6-7/10 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $135/$165 108301-02

8/3-8/7 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $135/$165 108301-03

SKYHAWKS FLAG FOOTBALL Age 8-12. Learn skills on both sides of the football including

the core components of passing, catching and defense, all in a

fun and positive environment. Min/Max: 10/20. SDMS


7/20-7/24 M-F 9:00A-3:00P $155/$185 108304-01

SKYHAWKS TENNIS Age 8-12. Emphasizes all aspects of the game and

helps improve proper shot technique. Focus on live

ball drills that develop rallying and decision-making

skills along with proper movement and recovery. Point playing

games are used to reinforce the skills learned and to improve

the player's competitive skills. Teaching progressions that lead

to live-ball play is a key element in this program. Campers will

be divided by skill and/or age by the coaches.

Min/Max: 10/20. Webb School.


6/22-6/26 M-F 9:00A-1:00P $135/$165 108305-01

SKYHAWKS TRACK AND FIELD Age 7-12. Camp combines technical development,

fundamental techniques and safety with a major focus on fun.

Using special equipment, learn the fundamentals of body

positioning, proper stretching and cool-down techniques.

Camp is a great conditioning workout for any sport.

Exercises and drills prepare athletes for cross-country and

track & field while inspiring a love for running and being

active. Min/Max: 10/20. Wethersfield High School.


6/29-7/2 M-Th 9:00A-12:00P $105/$135 108306-01

SKYHAWKS MULTI SPORT Age 7-10. This multi-sport camp is designed to

introduce young athletes to a variety of different

sports in one setting. Athletes will learn the

rules and essentials of each sport through skill-

based games and scrimmages. By the end of the

week, your child will walk away with knowledge of multiple

sports along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork

and self-discipline. Min/Max: 10/18. SDMS.


7/6-7/10 M-F 9:00A-3:00P $155/$185 108302-01

SKYHAWKS LACROSSE Age 7-12. Lacrosse combines basic skills used in

soccer, basketball and hockey into one fast-paced

game. Learn the fundamentals of stick handling,

cradling, passing and shooting in a fun, non-checking

environment. Min/Max: 10/25. SDMS.


7/13-7/17 M-F 9:00A-1:00P $135/$165 108308-01

SKYHAWKS BASKETBALL Age 5-7. An active week of passing, shooting, dribbling and

rebounding. Learn vital life lessons such as respect,

teamwork and responsibility. Min/Max: 10/25. SDMS.


7/27-7/31 M-F 9:00A-12:00P $135/$165 108307-01

SKYHAWKS VOLLEYBALL Age 10-14. All aspects of the game are taught through

drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting,

hitting and serving. Co-ed program is designed for the

beginning and intermediate player and incorporates teamwork

and sportsmanship. Min/Max: 10/25. WHS Gym.


8/3-8/7 M-F 9:00A-1:00P $139/$169 108309-01


Wethersfield Senior Center The Wethersfield Senior Center operates within the Pitkin Community Center serving adults age 55 and over.

For a nominal annual membership fee of $5 for Wethersfield residents and $7 for non-residents, members enjoy a very

active schedule including many social, educational, artistic, health and wellness programs, as well as numerous entertainment

and special events throughout the year. MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL CLASSES AND PROGRAMS.

Additional program information can be found in the monthly Senior Center Newsletter, online at wethersfieldct.gov, or in the

Rare Reminder on the last Thursday of the month. For questions regarding the Center’s programs, please contact Senior Center.

AARP SMART DRIVING CLASS Refresh your driving skills and qualify for a reduction in car

insurance premiums! Call 860-721-2979 to register. Date Time AARP mem/Non-AARP

7/13, 9/17, 11/12 9:30A-1:30P $20/ $25

BINGO

Weekly bingo in the Banquet Room. Arrive

10:30-11:45A to purchase cards. Fee includes

admission, snack and one bingo card.

Extra cards are 25 cents. Day Time Fee

W 12:30P $2.00

CARDS & GAMES

This group plays informal card & board games. Join a group

or bring your friends and start your own game or cards,

Scrabble, Rummikub, or new game! Day Time Fee

Tu 1:15P FREE

CHORAL GROUP: THE RHYTHMAIRS “The Rhythmairs” practice twice a month and perform for

many community groups upon request. Drop-ins welcome! Day Time Fee

2nd & 4th Th/month 1:30-2:30P FREE

MONTHLY CRAFTSMake beautiful holiday-themed and seasonal crafts including

wreaths, frames, decorations, and more! Autumn Lake Health

Care Center of Cromwell generously provides class supplies

and instruction for this program. *Registration required*

Please call 860-721-2979 by Friday one week prior to

scheduled class to register. Occasional projects will have a

$2-$3 materials fee. Day Time Fee

2nd F/month 10:00-11:30A FREE

GOLF LEAGUE Senior golf league plays from spring until early

fall at Goodwin Park. For more information

please contact Chris Guinan at 860-563-5761 or

Rudy Kamm at 860-930-9810.

$3 HAIRCUTS An incredible bargain! $3 haircuts ($10 styled) provided by

students of the International Institute of Cosmetology under

the supervision of professional stylists. 632 Silas Deane Hwy.

No Walk-ins. Appointment required: call 860-721-2979. Dates Day Time Fee

6/3, 7/14, 8/25 varies 9:00A-1:00P by appt $3

MAH JONGG Enjoy a fascinating ancient rummy-like game. Looking for

new players. Instruction available for beginners. Day Time Fee

Tu/Th 10:00A-1:00P FREE

MINI-MANICURES

Newington Rapid Recovery pampers our seniors with mini-

manicures every month! Sit back and relax while getting your

nails filed, buffed and polished. Nails are done on a first-

come, first-served basis in the Banquet Room prior to Bingo. Day Time Fee

3rd W/month 10:00A-12:00P FREE

RED ONION SENIOR QUILTERS

Share your love of quilting & sharpen your skills. The group

shares quilting techniques, works on a ‘block of the month’

and quilts for charity. All skill levels and drop-ins welcome. Day Time Fee

3rd W/month 10:00-11:30A FREE

SETBACK

Join our friendly setback group! Everyone is welcome

including singles, partners, beginners or experienced players.

Arrive early 11:00-11:30A for free coffee, tea and pastry. For

more information call Joe or Claire 860-258-0662. Day Time Fee

F 12:15P $1 Member/$2 Non-Member

PARTY BRIDGE - NEW

All skill levels welcome. Join us for a friendly game of

bridge. Call Amy at 860-721-2979 if you are interested in

participating. Day Time Fee

1st & 3rd Th 1:15P FREE

WII BOWLING

We are always looking for new bowlers to

join our group! Drop-ins & beginners

welcome. Always an afternoon of good company, a little

competition and a lot of fun!! Day Time Fee

Tu 1:00-3:00P FREE

For more information please call 860-721-2979.

June 25 Beautiful New England Coast:

Marblehead & Salem, MA

July 19 “On Golden Pond” Newport Playhouse, RI

August 4 Connecticut Lighthouse Cruise

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EAT, DRINK & BE EDUCATED

DON’T GO BROKE IN A NURSING HOME Presented by: Baker Estate Planning Atty. Baker will provide information on how to protect assets

from nursing home costs in 3 easy steps and how to stay

financially sound when facing health care decisions. Light

lunch served. Please call 860-721-2979 by 4/20 to register. Date Day Time Fee 4/28 Tu 12:00P FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

WOMEN IN RETIREMENT Presented by: USA Financial

Learn strategies to maximize your benefits and increase your

knowledge and confidence to help you make the best

decisions for a stress-free retirement. Light lunch served.

Please call 860-721-2979 by 4/30 to register. Date Day Time Fee

5/4 M 6:00P FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

CHRONIC PAIN SELF-MANAGEMENT Presented by: North Central Area Agency on Aging

Do you suffer with chronic pain? Join us for an overview of

our upcoming 6-week workshop on how to self-manage your

pain. Light lunch served.

Please call 860-721-2979 to register. Date Day Time Fee

5/7 Tu 12:00P FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

SENIOR CITIZEN ADVISORY COMMITTEE ANNUAL EDUCATIONAL EVENT:

“ON THE ROAD AGAIN” Ready to start planning your next vacation? We are here to

help! Join us for a very informative discussion about travel:

the many different types of travel, from travelling solo, to

family trips, travelling with seniors, luxury travel to travelling

on a budget. Learn many beneficial travelling tips and visit

with vendors from local travel agencies. Light refreshments

will be served… there will be promotional give-aways and

door prizes as well! Please call 860-721-2979 to RSVP. Date Day Time Fee

5/12 Tu 1:00-2:30P FREE

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS Presented by: Hartford HealthCare Senior Services Light lunch served.

Please call 860-721-2979 to register. Date Day Time Fee 6/27 Tu 12:00P FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

SUMMER SAFETY: PESKY MOSQUITOES & VECTOR-BORNE VIRUS DISEASE Presented by: Central Connecticut Health District (CCHD) CCHD encourages all Connecticut residents to take

precautions to protect themselves against vector-borne

disease transmission. Learn about mosquito, tick & flea

borne disease transmission and recommendations on how to

protect yourself from infection. Light lunch served.

Please call 860-721-2979 by 4/30 to register. Date Day Time Fee

6/12 Th 1:00P FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

BEING MORTAL: MOVIE & DISCUSSION Presented by: AARP-CT & Borrow My Glasses

Join us for a free screening and discussion of the PBS

Frontline documentary Being Mortal. Based on the best-

selling book by Dr. Atul Gawande, this film explores the

hopes of patients and families facing terminal illness and their

relationships with the doctors, nurses and family members

who care for them. Light lunch served.


6/15 M 12:00P FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

SENIORS & MEDICATION Presented by: Hartford HealthCare Senior Services

Light lunch served.

Please call 860-721-2979 to register. Date Day Time Fee 7/7 Tu 12:00P FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

DATA BITES: SAFELY USE THE INTERNET Presented by: Wethersfield Computer Learning Center Do you love using your iPhone and iPad but are worried

about getting hacked? Do you want to enjoy online shopping

and banking safely? Join us to learn more about how to be

smart while using your smart devices! Light lunch served.


7/14 Tu 12:00P FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

VETERANS BENEFITS Presented by Disabled

American Veterans (DAV)

A National Service Officer

from DAV will present

information about possible

VA benefits entitlement. Coffee and donuts will be served.


6/4 Th 9:00A-3:00P FREE

SENIOR CAFÉ / CRT LUNCH PROGRAM Lunch is served Monday through Friday at the Pitkin

Community Center. Closed 1st and 2nd Friday of each month.

Suggested donation: $2.50 for ages 60+. Fee: $5.00 for under

age 60. To make a reservation, call 860-721-2955 one day ahead, between 10:00A-12:00P.

(*Please call by Thursday for Monday reservation.)

Menus are available at the Community Center and are posted

monthly at wethersfieldct.gov/senior-center.

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SENIOR CENTER CLASSES

ARTIST’S JOURNEY Begin your artists' journey with our highly

talented artist, Deidre. She will highlight

painting techniques and different mediums. Deidre has a

knack for finding your creative inner artist. Participants can

work in the medium of their choice. All ability levels

welcome.


6/24-8/5 W 10:00-11:30A $28 136005-01

GUIDED PAINTING You do not need to be an "artist" to have a marvelously fun

experience in this class! All abilities welcome. Deidre will

lead this step by step, instructional guided painting class to

create beautiful seasonal paintings. Students will choose at

the beginning of the session three scenes to paint. Enjoy

morning social at the end of our session. Fee includes canvas.


6/23-8/4 Tu 10:00-11:30A $36 136020-01

SENIOR VOICES: EXPRESS YOURSELF A fun, educational writing experience.

Through non-threatening, unpretentious, fun

writing exercises, participants find themselves

writing truly beautiful, emotional poems that

allow everyone to "walk with them" through this wonderfully

cathartic painting created in words. This process results in

knowing others and ourselves better through the written

word, conversation and laughter.

Class meets 6/15, 6/29, 7/6, 7/20 & 8/3.


See above M 10:30-11:30A $25 136700-01

BELLY DANCE This Senior Belly Dance Class involves EASY steps to

follow with modifications for all abilities. Enjoy a renewed

sense of confidence as we create beautiful signature dances.

Look forward to each week with a fabulous group of ladies.

Beginners welcome!


6/25-8/6 Th 12:30-1:30P $21 136095-01

CHAIR YOGA Learn yoga basics using a program that adapts easily to any

fitness level. All movements can be done seated and will

work your core and extremities. Benefits include increased

flexibility, strength and relaxation.

Register for both Monday and Thursday for only $36.


6/22-8/3 M 11:30A-12:20P $21 136235-01

6/25-8/6 Th 2:00-2:50P $21 136235-02

EASY DANCING FOR FUN Follow Gia using easy dance steps choreographed to lively

music from around the world, including oldies and classic

favorites. A great hour of movement and fun.


6/23-8/4 Tu 2:00-2:45P $21 136102-01

TAI CHI QIGONG WITH LISA Experience the benefits of movement, meditation and

mindfulness. Tai Chi's gentle moves and Qi gong's low-

impact exercises are designed to improve balance and

concentration, increase flexibility and strength, reduce pain

and boost energy. Register for both Tuesday and Thursday

for only $36.


With Lisa

6/23-8/4 Tu 10:30-11:30A $21 136251-01

6/25-8/6 Th 3:00P-4:00P $21 136251-02

SILVER SNEAKERS: STRENGTH & BALANCE

Increase strength and improve balance. Focus on key areas to

improve reaction time and reduce falls. Suitable for all fitness

levels. A chair is used for balance and support. Free for

Silver Sneaker members. Non-Silver Sneaker members pay

drop-in fee of $3 per class. Call Amy at 860-721-2979 for

info or to register.

Date Day Time

6/22-8/3 M 11:00 -11:45A Strength & Balance

6/23-8/4 Tu 12:30-1:15P Stability

DVD… MEMBER DIRECTED.

Our group of walkers follows a DVD that incorporates simple

aerobic exercises with a continuous walk in place. Upbeat

music keeps you motivated and invigorated! Drop-ins &

beginners welcome. No class 4/10, 5/25. Day Time Fee

M, W, F 10:00-11:00A FREE for SC members

ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS Live, fabulous musical entertainment held monthly! Coffee,

snacks & door prize included in admission.

Mondays at 1P (except June picnic, see below.)

$2 for SC members; $4 non-members.

DATE PERFORMER

5/18 Esperanto Duo

6/24 SUMMER PICNIC: at 6:00P, RSVP 860-721-2979

East Coast Hop Orchestra

7/20 Jan & Willie- Summertime Fun

8/3 Bob Semanchik- Rock n Roll Summer

9/14 Mass Connfusion- A New England Favorite!

10/19 Blaise Sings the American Song Book

11/9 Brittany K & Jenna Lynn Salute to our Troops

12/14 Airborne returns for WSC Holiday Party

MONDAY MOVIES! Join us for newly released movies, popcorn & beverage.

Movie titles are announced monthly in the SC Newsletter,

online and in the Rare Reminder. No movie on Mondays

featuring special event/entertainment. Day Time Fee

M 1:00P FREE


THE WETHERSFIELD COMPUTER

LEARNING CENTER OFFERS INDIVIDUAL

AND SMALL GROUP INSTRUCTION TO

HELP MEET ALL YOUR TECHNOLOGY NEEDS!

Tutors are available to help with iPads, iPhones, Android

phones and tablets, applications, programs, Microsoft Office

and more!

1ST WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH, 1:30-3:30P FREE assistance with Microsoft Office applications. First

come, first served.

ONE-TO-ONE ASSISTANCE Available BY APPOINTMENT: The cost is $10 per hour.

Please call Amy 860-721-2979 for an appointment.

THE COMPUTER LAB is open EVERY TUESDAY AND

THURSDAY 2:30-4:30P for use of our laptops which are

equipped with Windows 10.

HEALTH & WELLNESS BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS –1st Wednesday of

each month, 11:00A-12:00P, sponsored by Cedar Mountain

Commons. Walk-ins welcome.

BLOOD SUGAR SCREENINGS – 2nd Friday of each

month, from 11:00A-12:00P sponsored by Apple Rehab.

DENTAL CLINICS – The Central CT Health District will

sponsor free dental health clinics on 5/19 & 5/21. Cleanings

are performed by a professional hygienist. To qualify you

must be 60 years old, a resident of Wethersfield, Rocky Hill,

Newington or Berlin and must not have received a free

cleaning in the past year. Please call 860-721-2979 for an

appointment.

FOOT CARE – 4/29, 5/12, 6/9, 6/23, 7/22 7/31. Includes

cleaning, filing, trimming, reducing corns and calluses by an

RN. Seniors only. No diabetics. Fee: $29.

Please call 860-721-2979 for an appointment.

HEARING—1st Thursday of each month by appointment.

Includes hearing screenings, wax checks & free hearing aid

battery. Call Amy at 860-721-2979. Drop-ins welcome on

first come first served basis.

MONTHLY MASSAGE- 2nd Friday & 3rd Tuesday of each

month by appointment. Licensed massage therapist offers chair

and full table massages at discounted rates for Senior Center

members. Call Amy at 860-721-2979 for an appointment.

15-minute $10 30-minute $25 60-minute $50

CHRONIC PAIN SELF-MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

Six-week workshop on how to self-manage your pain.

North Central Area Agency on Aging


6/1-7/6 M 10:00A FREE FOR SENIOR CTR MEMBERS

Youth Sports Clubs and Leagues

EAGLES FOOTBALL & CHEERLEADING

(Independent) Flag Football ages 6-12. Tackle Football and

Cheerleading ages 7-14. Register in spring for fall season.

wethersfieldyouthfootball.org

WETHERSFIELD GDR SOCCER CLUB (Independent)

Year round soccer for ages 3-18 (Grades PreK-12).

wethersfieldsoccer.com

WETHERSFIELD LITTLE LEAGUE (Independent) Baseball and softball for ages 6 - 18. Tee ball for boys and girls

ages 4 & 5. Register starting December for following spring.

wethersfieldlittleleague.org

WETHERSFIELD YOUTH & TRAVEL BASKETBALL (Independent) Recreational basketball grades 2-8 and travel

teams for grades 5-8. Register and tryout in September for

winter. Look for flyer that comes home from school.

WETHERSFIELD YOUTH FIELD HOCKEY (Independent) Field hockey for girls grades 3-8. Register in

summer for fall. wethersfieldfieldhockey.com

WETHERSFIELD YOUTH LACROSSE (Independent) Lacrosse for boys and girls grades 1-8. Register starting in

December for spring. wethersfieldyouthlacrosse.org

WETHERSFIELD FLAG FOOTBALL (Independent)

Flag football for youth ages 12-13. Register at

wethersfieldflag.com

WETHERSFIELD YOUTH RUGBY (Parks and Rec)

Youth and flag rugby for boys and girls ages 6-14 from Hartford

County. Register spring for summer season. wyrfc.org

WETHERSFIELD WRESTLING CLUB (Independent)

Wrestling for boys and girls grades 1-8. Register in the fall for

winter season. leaguelineup.com/wethersfieldwrestling

Sports for Adults WETHERSFIELD/ROCKY HILL MEN’S SOFTBALL LEAGUE

Age 18+. Season runs April 27 - August

14. The league will offer multiple

divisions, tournament, mid-season All-Star

Game and Home Run Derby. All teams

qualify for the playoffs. Locations: Mill

Woods Park (Wethersfield) and Maxwell Park (Rocky Hill).

Registration fee is $950 per team. Please contact Tom Mull

via email at [email protected] or 860-214-8877 to register.

CCHD DISTRICT WALKING COMPETITION Calling all Wethersfield walkers! The Central Connecticut Health District invites you

to join in the 5th Annual All District Walking

Competition.

Registration opens April 6 at cchd4town.walkertracker.com.

Competition runs April 26 – June 6.

Contact CCHD for more information at 860-785-8380.

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Office use: HH# _______

Wethersfield Parks & Recreation Department

505 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield, CT 06109 Phone: (860) 721-2890 wethersfieldct.gov/recreation

Pool Pass Registration Form HOUSEHOLD CONTACT INFORMATION – ALL INFORMATION MUST BE COMPLETED

Adult First Name ______________________________________ Last Name _______________________________________

Adult First Name _______________________________ Last Name ________________________________

Street Address _________________________________ City __________________ State ____ Zip _______

Home Phone ___________________________________ Cell Phone _______________________________

Work Phone ___________________________________ Email Address _____________________________

Emergency Contact ________________________ Relationship ___________ Phone __________________

PLEASE PUT A CHECK MARK NEXT TO THE POOL PASS BEING PURCHASED Year Round Pool Pass can be used at Mill Woods, Willard and Backman Pools

Individual Summer Pool Pass $40 Individual Pass – First & Last Name Age DOB

Individual Year Round Pool Pass (on or before 5/25) $70

Individual Year Round Pool Pass (on or after 5/26) $75

Family Summer Pool Pass

$65 Family Year Round Pool Pass (on or before 5/25)

$110 Family Year Round Pool Pass (on or after 5/26)

$120

Family Pass - Name Age DOB Family Pass - Name Age DOB

Adult 1

Adult 2

I acknowledge there are certain risks in participating in a recreational activity and agree to assume the risk of injury which I and/or my child may encounter. I grant permission to seek emergency, medical care on behalf of myself and/or child. (Medical approval is suggested for those participating in any exercise class.) I further agree I will not hold employees of the Town of Wethersfield or its agents liable for any injuries which I and/or my child may encounter. I grant permission for transportation in authorized vehicles for Parks & Recreation activities. I grant permission for photographs to be taken for department publicity unless otherwise noted in writing. In addition, I acknowledge all household information provided is true and accurate. The Parks & Recreation Department may request further verification regarding the information provided.

Adult Signature: _________________________________________________ Date _______________________________

Payment Type: [ ] Check #_______ [ ] Cash _______ [ ] Credit Card Pool Pass Subtotal $ __________

Donation for camp fund (Provides assistance for families unable Donation + __________

to afford program fees for summer camp.) (optional)

Credit Card Signature ______________________________ Date __________ Total Amount $__________ I agree to pay the total amount according to the cardholder agreement. Please refer to refund policy in brochure.

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

[ ] Visa [ ] Mastercard [ ] Discover _________ - ________ - _______ - _______ Exp. Date ____ /_____

Did you purchase a pool pass within the past year (summer 2019, year round 2019/2020 or indoor 2019/2020? YES NO

WAIVER – READ CAREFULLY AND SIGN BELOW

PAYMENT INFORMATION – A separate form of payment is required for the pool pass if also registering for programs. Make checks payable to Town of Wethersfield.


Registration Policies

TO REGISTER Registration for residents and Friends of the Nature Center members

begins Wednesday, 5/6, 8:00A and for non-residents Thursday, 5/7,

8:00A. Exceptions are indicated in individual program descriptions.

Sometimes a class must be cancelled due to lack of enrollment.

Please register early to avoid disappointment.

Online: wethersfieldct.gov/recreation. You must be a registered

household with a user name and password. Be sure to verify that all

household information (address, email, phone, age, etc.) is current.

By mail or in person: Use the registration form on the back. Copies are

accepted. Submit forms by mail or drop off at Parks & Recreation or

Pitkin Community Center. Forms received by mail or in person in the

office will be processed randomly. Forms will be accepted one week

prior to start of registration.

Fax or phone registrations are not accepted.

HOW TO BECOME A REGISTERED HOUSEHOLD Register online at wethersfieldct.gov/recreation. Once your household is

entered in the database, you will receive a user name by the next

business day to begin registering online. Be sure to check your spam

folder.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR RESIDENTS Contact Parks & Recreation for further information.

PAYMENT

Online registration may be made by MasterCard, VISA or Discover

credit or debit card. Registration forms submitted by mail or in person

must include payment. Accepted methods of payment are cash, check or

money order, MasterCard, VISA or Discover credit or debit card.

REFUNDS & CANCELLATIONS Parks & Recreation reserves the right to cancel programs and issue

refunds due to insufficient registrants or causes beyond its control.

Refunds will be automatic if a session is cancelled.

Refund requests must be received in writing prior to the start of a

program via email during office hours at

[email protected]. A $10 per class processing fee will

be deducted.

Refunds will not be given after a program has begun.

WAIVER If you have a physical limitation, it is your responsibility to obtain a

statement from your doctor approving your participation in a program.

Parks & Recreation complies with the Americans Disabilities Act by

making reasonable accommodations in its programs to enable

participation by people with disabilities who meet essential eligibility

requirements for the specific programs and facilities.

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS Summer office hours are scheduled to begin the week of June 15. Hours

will be Monday-Wednesday 8:00A-4:30P, Thursday 8:00A-6:00P, and

Friday 8:00A-1:00P. Regular hours will resume on August 21. Closed

Friday, 7/3. COVID-19 may necessitate changes to these operational

hours. Please refer to town website for the most up-to-date information.

Therapeutic Recreation Supplemental Form

Please be specific when providing the following information, and submit with your Registration Form.

Participant’s Name ________________________________________________________________________________________

Primary Disability ________________________________________________________________________________________

Assistive or Adaptive Device(s) used _________________________________________________________________________

Medications ____________________________ Side Effects Staff Should be Aware of __________________________________

Allergies ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Special Considerations Not Mentioned Above (especially related to medical or behavioral needs) __________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Special Interests __________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________

Participant Signature or Parent/Guardian Signature Date

Friends of the Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center Supplemental Membership Form

Please submit with your Registration Form. Attach a separate check payable to “Friends of the EBWNC.”

Please indicate membership type: Renewal New

Name: ____________________________________________________

(Adult’s name, if minor): _____________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________

City/State/Zip: _____________________________________________

Phone: ___________________________________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________

The Friends is an IRS 501-c3 not-for-profit corporation.

Contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Annual Memberships Individual Family

Friend of Nature $15 $25

Special Friend of Nature $30 $40

Nature Lover $45 $55

Guardian of Nature $60 $70

Senior (individual or couple 65+) $10

Group (nonprofit, school class, scout troop) $40

Corporate Sponsorship $100+

Lifetime Memberships

Individual or Senior (indiv. or couple 65+) $500

Family $1,000

Office use: HH# _______ Wethersfield Parks & Recreation Department

505 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield, CT 06109 Phone: (860) 721-2890 wethersfieldct.gov/recreation

Program Registration Form

HOUSEHOLD CONTACT INFORMATION – ALL INFORMATION MUST BE COMPLETED

Adult First Name __________________________ Last Name ________________________________

Adult First Name __________________________ Last Name _________________________________

Street Address _____________________________ City ____________________ State _______ Zip ______

Home Phone ______________________ Cell _______________________ Home _______________________

Work Phone_______________________ Email Address______________________________________________

Emergency Contact ____________________ Relationship _______________ Phone ___________________

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

Participant M/F DOB Grade

Program Name Program Code Fee

Special Information (allergies, medical conditions, medications, etc.)_______________________________

I acknowledge there are certain risks in participating in a recreational activity and agree to assume the risk of injury which I and/or my child may encounter. I grant permission to seek emergency, medical care on behalf of myself and/or child. (Medical approval is suggested for those participating in any exercise class.) I further agree I will not hold employees of the Town of Wethersfield or its agents liable for any injuries which I and/or my child may encounter. I grant permission for transportation in authorized vehicles for Parks & Recreation activities and for photographs to be taken for department publicity unless otherwise noted in writing. In addition, I acknowledge all household information provided is true and accurate. The Parks & Recreation Department may request further verification regarding the information provided. Adult Signature: _________________________________________________ Date ______________________________

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Payment Type: [ ] Check #_______ [ ] Cash _______ [ ] Credit Card Program Fees Subtotal $ __________

Donation for camp fund (Provides assistance for families unable Donation + __________

to afford program fees for summer camp.) (optional)

Credit Card Signature ______________________________ Date __________ Total Amount $__________ I agree to pay the total amount according to the cardholder agreement. Please refer to refund policy in brochure.

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

[ ] Visa [ ] Mastercard [ ] Discover _________ - ________ - _______ - _______ Exp. Date ____ /_____

POOL PASS – A POOL PASS REGISTRATION FORM AND SEPARATE FORM OF PAYMENT IS REQUIRED (form on page 22). Make checks payable to Town of Wethersfield.

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