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2017 Winter Brochure Final North Reading Parks & Recreation 235 North Street Like us on North Reading, MA 01864 Facebook! 978-664–6016 MC/Visa/Discover Register on line @ www.northreadingma.gov/parks-recreation Be sure to register your family on our on line registration system so you can receive Recreation information! WINTER 2017 PROGRAMS Adult Programs We encourage residents of varying abilities, disabilities to participate in our programs. If you require an accommodation, call the office prior to program. Adult Volleyball Welcome Sign with Come join in the fun with NR P&R and learn to play Special Events-Adult one of America’s finest recreational and competi- Brissonte tive team sports. This program is co-sponsored by Join Brissonte to make a beautiful 17” x 3.5” wooden Wel- Support our efforts to bring a a local sports club. It is a beginner/intermediate level 6 on 6 come Sign. Participants will have the pleasure of using Annie league with instruction as needed. Price includes BSSC perfor- Sloan Chalk paint for base, then Welcome will be painted over mance dri-fit shirt. Ages:18 and up chalk paint and final phase will be distressing your artwork Community Center Session 1: 7 week program with wax and your sign is ready to hang! Dates: Mondays, 1/23,1/30,2/6,2/13,2/27,3/6,3/13 to North Reading ! Date: Thursday, February 16th No program 2/20 Time: 6:15—8:15 PM Time: 7:30—9:30 PM Cost: $20.00 16th Annual Wine and Food Social Cost: $75.00 Location: Brissonte , 161 Main St. NR When: Friday, March 31st Location: Hood School Gym Session 2: 10 week program Where: Hillview Country Club Dates: Mondays, 4/3,4/10, 4/24, 5/1, 5/8, Family Heirloom 149 North Street 5/15, 5/22, 6/5, 6/12, 6/19 Decoupage Canvas Class North Reading No program 4/17 and 5/29 Using an 8” x 10” Canvas, we will create a Time: 7:00-10:00 PM Time: 7:00—9:00 PM one of a kind picture. Bring family photos to Cost: $45.00 per person Cost: $105.00 create a collage then add words and other Location: Middle/High school gym memorabilia to your canvas. We will have lots of vintage pa- (Includes wine, beer & food tastings) pers, postage stamps and other ephemera to add to your can- Early Birds save $5.00/pp by purchasing Men’s Basketball vas. Date: Thursday, March 16th your tickets by end of business day A recreational basketball program for men over 30. This pro- Time: 6:15—8:15 PM gram is a fun, non-competitive pick up program. This program (1pm) Friday, March 24th Cost: $25.00 consists of games only and occurs one time a week. Location: Brissonte, 161 Main St. NR. Don’t miss out on an evening that has become a Session 1: 10 week /1.5 hour session popular North Reading Tradition. Taste wine and Dates: Wednesdays, 12/7-2/15 Adult Yoga No program 12/28 beer from around the world and fine dining from Yoga is a tremendous practice for quieting the Time: 7:30—9:00 PM local restaurants. This year will host several return- mind while stretching and strengthening the Cost: $75.00 body. The movements are slow and gentle. Alt- ing favorites as well as many exciting new restau- Location: Hood School Gymnasium hough it is an ancient practice, yoga is a wonderful method of Session 2: 5 week Program rants! Don’t miss out on the incredible offerings at reducing the stress of modern life. Wear loose clothing, bring Dates: Wednesdays, 3/1-4/5 our annual silent auction and fun raffles. This is a a mat, water bottle and a blanket or towel. 8 week program (no program 3/8) perfect opportunity to get out after a long cold win- Dates: Wednesdays, February 1st—March 29th Time: 7:30-9:00 PM No program 2/22 ter and welcome spring with friends and neighbors. Cost: $38.00 Time: 6:30—7:45 PM Location: Hood School Gymnasium Cost: $90.00 If you can’t make this lovely event and want to sup- Session 3: 9 week /2 hour session Location: Flint Memorial Library Activity Room port us, look to donate at www.northreadingma.gov/ Dates: Wednesdays, 4/26-6/21 Time: 7:00—9:00 PM recreaton or if you are interested in becoming a Cost: $72.00 sponsor, donating an item for the silent auction or Location: Middle/High School Gymnasium volunteering to help with the event, please contact the Parks & Recreation office @ 978-664-6016 GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY!, Event has sold out previous years . 1 Pre School Programs & One Day Events Welcome back to our line-up of pre school programs and special events for tiny tots and kids through 6 years old. If you are looking for enrichment classes for your youngster to have fun, learn a new art form or meet and play with kids their own age you will find it here. Don’t forget to take a look at the one day events and Saturday programs! Please park to the side of the gymnasium or in the rear of the Town Hall for preschool programs. Parking in front of the building is reserved for residents transacting limited business within the Town Hall . Register on line @ www.northreadingma.gov/recreation, by phone @ 978-664-6016 or at Town Hall. Don’t forget to check emails for weather cancellations ! Pee Wee Basketball Wiggles & Giggles Join us for a program of fun while learning the Tot Time If your tots have a hard time sitting still, this is fundamentals of basketball. Kids will learn shooting, the place you’ll want them to be. Kids will have fun dribbling and passing in a non-competitive environ- at get-acquainted time and then settle into interactive songs One day events! ment. 8 week program. and play. Marching bands, finger play, and dance are only a Ages: 3-5 years few activities they will experience. 8 week program Session 1: All tot time events are drop off programs Age: 1.5 - 3 year old Dates: Mondays, January 30th—March 27th for ages 3-6 years – must be potty trained Dates: Thursdays, February 2nd—March 30th No program 2/20 No Program 2/23 Time: 12:45—1:30 PM Time: 9:30 -10:15 AM Session 2: Cost: $72.00 Valentines Day Party Dates: Tuesdays, January 31st —March 28th Location: Recreation Center at Ipswich River Park Get your red on and join us for a day of sweet No program 2/21 fun! Kids will play Valentine themed games, Time: 12:45 – 1:30 PM make treats and make a themed craft. Kids Tumbleweeds Session 3: are sure to LOVE this party! Dates; Wednesdays, February 1st—March 29th Date: Tuesday, February 14th Play with a parachute, jump on a mini trampoline, No program 2/22 Time: 1:00-2:30 PM roll down a tumble wedge or balance on a beam to Time: 9:30—10:15 AM Cost: $18.00 learn motor skills and coordination. Tots test their limits and Cost: $72.00 Location: Recreation Center at Ipswich River Park feel the rhythm of musical movement. 8 week program Location: Town Hall Gym Age: 2—3 years Dates: Tuesdays, January 31st—March 28th Magical Science No program 2/21 Little Spuds Cook-n-Book Colorful, bubbly, oozing and slimy are just a few Time: 9:30-10:15 AM Books come to life through creative cooking! This program will of the fun words your tot will use to describe Cost: $72.00 have young tots and their caregivers joining us weekly for a fun, the fun afternoon they have with simple child Location: Recreation Center at Ipswich River Park hands on cooking class that will revolve around a different chil- friendly experiments! dren’s book each class. Anything from letter pretzels with Chick Date: Wednesday, March 1st Crafty Kittens a Chick a Boom Boom to pink pig cookies with marshmallow snouts Time: 1:00—2:30 PM Kids will have a blast working their way through when we visit the Give a Pig a Pancake. Kids will have fun rolling Cost: $18.00 our craft closets. They will glue, glitter, color, dough, mixing, sprinkling and messing up our kitchen instead of Location: Recreation Center at Ipswich River Park paint and create until their hearts delight! Leave yours! Recipes are fun, easy and child oriented. 6 week program the mess with us and take home the crafts and Ages: 2 – 4 years w/adult St. Patrick’s Day Party projects. Boys and Girls alike will enjoy the fun Dates: Mondays, January 30th—March 13th Dress your kids in green for a day full of green projects they make and take home! 6 week program No program 2/20 fun for toddlers! Kids will make a holiday Age: 3-5 years Time: 10:00—11:00 AM themed treat and craft, hunt for the leprechaun’s Dates: Fridays, February 10th -March 24th Cost: $54.00 gold and play some fun holiday themed games! No program 2/24 Location: Recreation Center at Ipswich River Park Date: Wednesday, March 15th Time: 9:30-10:15 AM Time: 1:00-2:30 PM Cost: $54.00 Cost: $18.00 Location: Recreation Center at Ipswich River Park SATURDAY PROGRAMS! Location: Recreation Center at Ipswich River Park Bitty Bouncer Cupcake Cuties Bring your tot to enjoy a new and fun program Weekend Wigglers Join us to make these adorable spring theme each week! This program will have your tot Tots and caregivers will have fun with puppets, in- cupcakes.
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