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Thursday August 27, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/24-8/28
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Summer Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga
A vinyasa yoga class that is a slow-paced and gentle style of yoga that works with very basic postures to increase mobility, mobilize, stretch and hydrate the body's extensive facial network and invite the practitioner into a deeply meditative internal space. Great for all levels! Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/24-8/28
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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Friday August 28, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/24-8/28
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/24-8/28
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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Monday August 31, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/31- 9/4
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Mondays - Ages 6-8
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Mondays - Ages 8-11
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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Tuesday September 1, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/31- 9/4
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Tuesdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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Wednesday September 2, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/31- 9/4
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Wednesdays - Ages 6-8
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Wednesdays - Ages 8-11
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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Thursday September 3, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/31- 9/4
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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Friday September 4, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/31- 9/4
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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Tuesday September 8, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - FK Morning Show - Tuesdays S1
Join the morning crew and help bring this F/K favorite back to students and staff. The Morning Show reports on school events, fun-facts and trivia, book reviews, staff interviews, weather, lunch choices, and more. We are looking for on-screen anchors, writers, editors, producers and camera crew operators. Whatever your interest is, there is a spot for you on our crew! New ideas are always welcome as we want to make the F/K Morning Show better than ever! The FK Morning Show, along with credits, may be posted on the School’s Website and Credits with first names/last initials will be accessible on School website.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Tuesdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays - Fall 1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +TUESDAYS: 5:00pmSUNDAYS: 10:00am(Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills program was created to be the best beginning ice-skating program in the world. It is designed to serve the needs of both recreational and competitive skaters. The curriculum keeps skaters enthusiastic about learning from the time they begin lessons until the time they reach their goals. Each lesson will consist of 25 minutes of instruction as well as 25 minutes of "supervised" practice time.Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly).Next Step Skating: Bridge ProgramSundays: 11:00am Sundays: 12:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey - Ages 6-12TUESDAYS: 5:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)“Learn to play hockey” offers children the fundamental skills to gain a competitive edge while making the game fun. Players gain confidence, develop skills and gain knowledge to compete and enjoy the game at every age and skill level. Join a program that emphasizes sportsmanship, fun and fundamentals. Players enhance their skills through various group games and activities incorporated into each session. Full Hockey equipment is required.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Tuesdays - Fall 1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +TUESDAYS: 5:00pmSUNDAYS: 10:00am(Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills program was created to be the best beginning ice-skating program in the world. It is designed to serve the needs of both recreational and competitive skaters. The curriculum keeps skaters enthusiastic about learning from the time they begin lessons until the time they reach their goals. Each lesson will consist of 25 minutes of instruction as well as 25 minutes of "supervised" practice time.Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly).Next Step Skating: Bridge ProgramSundays: 11:00am Sundays: 12:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey - Ages 6-12TUESDAYS: 5:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)“Learn to play hockey” offers children the fundamental skills to gain a competitive edge while making the game fun. Players gain confidence, develop skills and gain knowledge to compete and enjoy the game at every age and skill level. Join a program that emphasizes sportsmanship, fun and fundamentals. Players enhance their skills through various group games and activities incorporated into each session. Full Hockey equipment is required.
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Wednesday September 9, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Karate & Stranger Danger - Karate & Stranger Danger - Beginners
Karate & Stranger DangerInstructor: Designed DefenseMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS:Beginners: Grades K-6 3:15-4:15pm Advanced: Grades 3-12 4:30-5:30pm STARTS SEPT. 9TH!Registration Required at NorfolkRec.comPayment Due to Designed Defense at classClasses are held 2X/week continually when school is in session. Join any time! This class teaches the art of American Kenpo Karate. Karate is much more than just the kicks and moves. Karate is self awareness, discipline, self-control and a great way to build confidence. Students will also learn stranger danger, what to look out for and how to avoid bad situations. Spectators are always welcome! Participants are also entitled to study at the home studio in Manville, RI.Location: H. Olive Day School GymnasiumFee: $120/ student’s first month includes gee$95/ month returning students
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Wednesdays - Ages 6-8
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Wednesdays - Ages 8-11
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Karate & Stranger Danger - Karate & Stranger Danger - Advanced
Karate & Stranger DangerInstructor: Designed DefenseMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS:Beginners: Grades K-6 3:15-4:15pm Advanced: Grades 3-12 4:30-5:30pm STARTS SEPT. 9TH!Registration Required at NorfolkRec.comPayment Due to Designed Defense at classClasses are held 2X/week continually when school is in session. Join any time! This class teaches the art of American Kenpo Karate. Karate is much more than just the kicks and moves. Karate is self awareness, discipline, self-control and a great way to build confidence. Students will also learn stranger danger, what to look out for and how to avoid bad situations. Spectators are always welcome! Participants are also entitled to study at the home studio in Manville, RI.Location: H. Olive Day School GymnasiumFee: $120/ student’s first month includes gee$95/ month returning students
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Wednesdays - 6:00pm - More Advanced/Competitive S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall Combo Class - Wednesdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Wednesdays - 7:30pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginners S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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Thursday September 10, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall 1: Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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Friday September 11, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall Combo Class - Fridays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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Saturday September 12, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 1 & 2
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 3 & 4
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 5 & 6
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 7 & 8
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 2-3: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 4-5: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 6-8: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - K-1: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall 1: Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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Monday September 14, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - FK Morning Show - Mondays S1
Join the morning crew and help bring this F/K favorite back to students and staff. The Morning Show reports on school events, fun-facts and trivia, book reviews, staff interviews, weather, lunch choices, and more. We are looking for on-screen anchors, writers, editors, producers and camera crew operators. Whatever your interest is, there is a spot for you on our crew! New ideas are always welcome as we want to make the F/K Morning Show better than ever! The FK Morning Show, along with credits, may be posted on the School’s Website and Credits with first names/last initials will be accessible on School website.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Karate & Stranger Danger - Karate & Stranger Danger - Beginners
Karate & Stranger DangerInstructor: Designed DefenseMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS:Beginners: Grades K-6 3:15-4:15pm Advanced: Grades 3-12 4:30-5:30pm STARTS SEPT. 9TH!Registration Required at NorfolkRec.comPayment Due to Designed Defense at classClasses are held 2X/week continually when school is in session. Join any time! This class teaches the art of American Kenpo Karate. Karate is much more than just the kicks and moves. Karate is self awareness, discipline, self-control and a great way to build confidence. Students will also learn stranger danger, what to look out for and how to avoid bad situations. Spectators are always welcome! Participants are also entitled to study at the home studio in Manville, RI.Location: H. Olive Day School GymnasiumFee: $120/ student’s first month includes gee$95/ month returning students
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Musical Theater - Musical Theater
3rd - 6th GradeMONDAYS: 3:15-4:15PMDATES: 9/14, 9/21, (NO 9/28), 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16Join in on the fun of learning how to take part in a musical theatre performance. Children will learn the basics of putting together a production. In this class, boys and girls will audition for a role in the musical "Peter’s Medley Excerpts." This play has been rewritten along the theme of the original “Peter Pan." Children will sing, dance, and act their way into a world of excitement. Everyone receives a speaking part of some kind. No experience required. Costumes are encouraged, but not necessary.Location: Freeman Kennedy School, Cafeteria/StageMax Enrollment: 25
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Mondays - Ages 6-8
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Mondays - Ages 8-11
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Karate & Stranger Danger - Karate & Stranger Danger - Advanced
Karate & Stranger DangerInstructor: Designed DefenseMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS:Beginners: Grades K-6 3:15-4:15pm Advanced: Grades 3-12 4:30-5:30pm STARTS SEPT. 9TH!Registration Required at NorfolkRec.comPayment Due to Designed Defense at classClasses are held 2X/week continually when school is in session. Join any time! This class teaches the art of American Kenpo Karate. Karate is much more than just the kicks and moves. Karate is self awareness, discipline, self-control and a great way to build confidence. Students will also learn stranger danger, what to look out for and how to avoid bad situations. Spectators are always welcome! Participants are also entitled to study at the home studio in Manville, RI.Location: H. Olive Day School GymnasiumFee: $120/ student’s first month includes gee$95/ month returning students
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Novel Makers - Novel Makers - Fall
Novel MakersA Book, Journal & Crafting AdventureMondays 4:30-5:30PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Love reading, creating, and design? This isn’t your average book club! Each week, we’ll dive into the illustrated novel Pie in the Sky by Remy Lai - a hilarious and moving story about two brothers who secretly bake elaborate, forbidden cakes to survive moving to a brand-new country. Instead of just talking about the book, we’ll bring it to life! Students will transform a blank notebook into a personalized, artsy "Smash Book" using a mix of digital design, trendy stationery, and hands-on crafting. Over six weeks, students will design custom stickers, paint bakery mugs, sculpt air-dry clay "fake bakes," and create bedroom decor banners. Bring your favorite afternoon snack, and get ready to read, chat, and create!Location: FK Makerspace
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Mondays - 6:00pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginner S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall Combo Class - Mondays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Mondays - 7:30pm - More Advanced/Competitive S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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Tuesday September 15, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - FK Morning Show - Tuesdays S1
Join the morning crew and help bring this F/K favorite back to students and staff. The Morning Show reports on school events, fun-facts and trivia, book reviews, staff interviews, weather, lunch choices, and more. We are looking for on-screen anchors, writers, editors, producers and camera crew operators. Whatever your interest is, there is a spot for you on our crew! New ideas are always welcome as we want to make the F/K Morning Show better than ever! The FK Morning Show, along with credits, may be posted on the School’s Website and Credits with first names/last initials will be accessible on School website.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Tuesdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays - Fall 1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +TUESDAYS: 5:00pmSUNDAYS: 10:00am(Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills program was created to be the best beginning ice-skating program in the world. It is designed to serve the needs of both recreational and competitive skaters. The curriculum keeps skaters enthusiastic about learning from the time they begin lessons until the time they reach their goals. Each lesson will consist of 25 minutes of instruction as well as 25 minutes of "supervised" practice time.Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly).Next Step Skating: Bridge ProgramSundays: 11:00am Sundays: 12:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey - Ages 6-12TUESDAYS: 5:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)“Learn to play hockey” offers children the fundamental skills to gain a competitive edge while making the game fun. Players gain confidence, develop skills and gain knowledge to compete and enjoy the game at every age and skill level. Join a program that emphasizes sportsmanship, fun and fundamentals. Players enhance their skills through various group games and activities incorporated into each session. Full Hockey equipment is required.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Tuesdays - Fall 1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +TUESDAYS: 5:00pmSUNDAYS: 10:00am(Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills program was created to be the best beginning ice-skating program in the world. It is designed to serve the needs of both recreational and competitive skaters. The curriculum keeps skaters enthusiastic about learning from the time they begin lessons until the time they reach their goals. Each lesson will consist of 25 minutes of instruction as well as 25 minutes of "supervised" practice time.Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly).Next Step Skating: Bridge ProgramSundays: 11:00am Sundays: 12:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey - Ages 6-12TUESDAYS: 5:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)“Learn to play hockey” offers children the fundamental skills to gain a competitive edge while making the game fun. Players gain confidence, develop skills and gain knowledge to compete and enjoy the game at every age and skill level. Join a program that emphasizes sportsmanship, fun and fundamentals. Players enhance their skills through various group games and activities incorporated into each session. Full Hockey equipment is required.
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Wednesday September 16, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Karate & Stranger Danger - Karate & Stranger Danger - Beginners
Karate & Stranger DangerInstructor: Designed DefenseMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS:Beginners: Grades K-6 3:15-4:15pm Advanced: Grades 3-12 4:30-5:30pm STARTS SEPT. 9TH!Registration Required at NorfolkRec.comPayment Due to Designed Defense at classClasses are held 2X/week continually when school is in session. Join any time! This class teaches the art of American Kenpo Karate. Karate is much more than just the kicks and moves. Karate is self awareness, discipline, self-control and a great way to build confidence. Students will also learn stranger danger, what to look out for and how to avoid bad situations. Spectators are always welcome! Participants are also entitled to study at the home studio in Manville, RI.Location: H. Olive Day School GymnasiumFee: $120/ student’s first month includes gee$95/ month returning students
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Wednesdays - Ages 6-8
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Wednesdays - Ages 8-11
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Karate & Stranger Danger - Karate & Stranger Danger - Advanced
Karate & Stranger DangerInstructor: Designed DefenseMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS:Beginners: Grades K-6 3:15-4:15pm Advanced: Grades 3-12 4:30-5:30pm STARTS SEPT. 9TH!Registration Required at NorfolkRec.comPayment Due to Designed Defense at classClasses are held 2X/week continually when school is in session. Join any time! This class teaches the art of American Kenpo Karate. Karate is much more than just the kicks and moves. Karate is self awareness, discipline, self-control and a great way to build confidence. Students will also learn stranger danger, what to look out for and how to avoid bad situations. Spectators are always welcome! Participants are also entitled to study at the home studio in Manville, RI.Location: H. Olive Day School GymnasiumFee: $120/ student’s first month includes gee$95/ month returning students
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Wednesdays - 6:00pm - More Advanced/Competitive S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall Combo Class - Wednesdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Wednesdays - 7:30pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginners S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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Thursday September 17, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall 1: Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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Friday September 18, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall Combo Class - Fridays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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Saturday September 19, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 1 & 2
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 3 & 4
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 5 & 6
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 7 & 8
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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1,2,3 Soccer Development - Kickin' with Parents!
Kickin' with Parents!9:00 - 9:45 AMAges 2 - 3 with a ParentJoin us as we play fun soccer games that enhance balance, coordination and gross motor skills. We will focus on soccer basics including striking a stationary ball and moving balls during directional play. Children and parents also get the opportunity to share those first unforgettable, goal scoring moments! Children will be encouraged to move from parent-supported participation to active, independent play. Little Kickers!10:00 - 10:45 AMAges 3 - 4 yearsBall skills, playing cooperatively and building confidence are the focus of this program. Basic ball mastery and directional play is encouraged through fun and engaging games such as Sharks and Minnows and Busy Bee. We’ll have fun while learning important soccer skills! Dribble, Kick, Pass!11:00 - 11:45 AMAges 4 - 5 yearsThis Saturday soccer program will focus on skill development such as dribbling, passing, shooting, trapping and shielding. Children will learn to play in a group setting and grasp the importance of cooperation and sharing with their fellow players. Soccer games such as Red Light, Green Light and Monster Invasion will keep the program fun while allowing for development and reinforcement of newly learned skills.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 2-3: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 4-5: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 6-8: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - K-1: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall 1: Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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1,2,3 Soccer Development - Little Kickers!
Kickin' with Parents!9:00 - 9:45 AMAges 2 - 3 with a ParentJoin us as we play fun soccer games that enhance balance, coordination and gross motor skills. We will focus on soccer basics including striking a stationary ball and moving balls during directional play. Children and parents also get the opportunity to share those first unforgettable, goal scoring moments! Children will be encouraged to move from parent-supported participation to active, independent play. Little Kickers!10:00 - 10:45 AMAges 3 - 4 yearsBall skills, playing cooperatively and building confidence are the focus of this program. Basic ball mastery and directional play is encouraged through fun and engaging games such as Sharks and Minnows and Busy Bee. We’ll have fun while learning important soccer skills! Dribble, Kick, Pass!11:00 - 11:45 AMAges 4 - 5 yearsThis Saturday soccer program will focus on skill development such as dribbling, passing, shooting, trapping and shielding. Children will learn to play in a group setting and grasp the importance of cooperation and sharing with their fellow players. Soccer games such as Red Light, Green Light and Monster Invasion will keep the program fun while allowing for development and reinforcement of newly learned skills.
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11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
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1,2,3 Soccer Development - Dribble, Kick, Pass!
Kickin' with Parents!9:00 - 9:45 AMAges 2 - 3 with a ParentJoin us as we play fun soccer games that enhance balance, coordination and gross motor skills. We will focus on soccer basics including striking a stationary ball and moving balls during directional play. Children and parents also get the opportunity to share those first unforgettable, goal scoring moments! Children will be encouraged to move from parent-supported participation to active, independent play. Little Kickers!10:00 - 10:45 AMAges 3 - 4 yearsBall skills, playing cooperatively and building confidence are the focus of this program. Basic ball mastery and directional play is encouraged through fun and engaging games such as Sharks and Minnows and Busy Bee. We’ll have fun while learning important soccer skills! Dribble, Kick, Pass!11:00 - 11:45 AMAges 4 - 5 yearsThis Saturday soccer program will focus on skill development such as dribbling, passing, shooting, trapping and shielding. Children will learn to play in a group setting and grasp the importance of cooperation and sharing with their fellow players. Soccer games such as Red Light, Green Light and Monster Invasion will keep the program fun while allowing for development and reinforcement of newly learned skills.
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Monday September 21, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:30 AM - 10:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Hands-On Music: Mondays: 6-29 Months
Calling all 6 mos. to 6-year-olds! Grab one of your favorite adults and join us for this creative music and movement program! Music will help jump start your child's learning process. This interactive class combines massage rhymes, lullabies, floor* and lap games, action songs, dance and introduction to musical instruments. Adults and children, through active participation, form a unique bond with one another as they experience a variety of music and rhythm activities. Please bring a blanket or mat for your child. Non-walking siblings are welcome to ‘sit-in’. Walking siblings must pay for the class. *Chair options available for adults.
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Fall Practicing Preschool 201 Monday S1
Practicing Preschool is a theme-based preschool curriculum program that is a bit shorter in duration and designed to introduce your 2-3+ year old to a preschool-like experience. A new and different theme will be explored each week. Practicing Preschool emphasizes social skills by encouraging friendships and trust. Along with building these important skills, your child will have fun making craft projects, using their imagination, creating with various mediums, exploring music and movement, and be enchanted by stories and games. Our preschool classes are taught by caring, experienced preschool teachers.Participants should bring an allergy friendly snack and a water bottle each day. Please note any allergy information when you register.Always dress for mess and pack a full change of clothes!EXTENDED DAY for Practicing PreschoolExtend Practicing Preschool by an hour and move pickup time from 11am to 12:00pm. This additional time will be spent exploring arts and crafts, stories, as well as music. On nicer days, children may venture outside.FALL 2026 Dates:PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 101Ages 2 - 3 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Regina LodolaTUESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27S2: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15THURSDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29S2: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10, 12/17PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 201Ages 3 - 5 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Becky RedaMONDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2S2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.( WED 10/7, TUES 11/10, THURS 11/12, THURS 11/25)
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10:30 AM - 11:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Hands-On Music: Mondays: 2.5-6 years @ 10:30am
Calling all 6 mos. to 6-year-olds! Grab one of your favorite adults and join us for this creative music and movement program! Music will help jump start your child's learning process. This interactive class combines massage rhymes, lullabies, floor* and lap games, action songs, dance and introduction to musical instruments. Adults and children, through active participation, form a unique bond with one another as they experience a variety of music and rhythm activities. Please bring a blanket or mat for your child. Non-walking siblings are welcome to ‘sit-in’. Walking siblings must pay for the class. *Chair options available for adults.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Fall Practicing Preschool: Mondays Extended Day S1
Practicing Preschool is a theme-based preschool curriculum program that is a bit shorter in duration and designed to introduce your 2-3+ year old to a preschool-like experience. A new and different theme will be explored each week. Practicing Preschool emphasizes social skills by encouraging friendships and trust. Along with building these important skills, your child will have fun making craft projects, using their imagination, creating with various mediums, exploring music and movement, and be enchanted by stories and games. Our preschool classes are taught by caring, experienced preschool teachers.Participants should bring an allergy friendly snack and a water bottle each day. Please note any allergy information when you register.Always dress for mess and pack a full change of clothes!EXTENDED DAY for Practicing PreschoolExtend Practicing Preschool by an hour and move pickup time from 11am to 12:00pm. This additional time will be spent exploring arts and crafts, stories, as well as music. On nicer days, children may venture outside.FALL 2026 Dates:PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 101Ages 2 - 3 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Regina LodolaTUESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27S2: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15THURSDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29S2: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10, 12/17PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 201Ages 3 - 5 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Becky RedaMONDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2S2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.( WED 10/7, TUES 11/10, THURS 11/12, THURS 11/25)
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11:30 AM - 12:25 PM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Hands-On Music: Mondays: 2.5-6 years @ 11:30am
Calling all 6 mos. to 6-year-olds! Grab one of your favorite adults and join us for this creative music and movement program! Music will help jump start your child's learning process. This interactive class combines massage rhymes, lullabies, floor* and lap games, action songs, dance and introduction to musical instruments. Adults and children, through active participation, form a unique bond with one another as they experience a variety of music and rhythm activities. Please bring a blanket or mat for your child. Non-walking siblings are welcome to ‘sit-in’. Walking siblings must pay for the class. *Chair options available for adults.
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1:30 PM - 2:25 PM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Hands-On Music: Mondays: 2.5-6 years @ 1:30pm
Calling all 6 mos. to 6-year-olds! Grab one of your favorite adults and join us for this creative music and movement program! Music will help jump start your child's learning process. This interactive class combines massage rhymes, lullabies, floor* and lap games, action songs, dance and introduction to musical instruments. Adults and children, through active participation, form a unique bond with one another as they experience a variety of music and rhythm activities. Please bring a blanket or mat for your child. Non-walking siblings are welcome to ‘sit-in’. Walking siblings must pay for the class. *Chair options available for adults.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - FK Morning Show - Mondays S1
Join the morning crew and help bring this F/K favorite back to students and staff. The Morning Show reports on school events, fun-facts and trivia, book reviews, staff interviews, weather, lunch choices, and more. We are looking for on-screen anchors, writers, editors, producers and camera crew operators. Whatever your interest is, there is a spot for you on our crew! New ideas are always welcome as we want to make the F/K Morning Show better than ever! The FK Morning Show, along with credits, may be posted on the School’s Website and Credits with first names/last initials will be accessible on School website.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Karate & Stranger Danger - Karate & Stranger Danger - Beginners
Karate & Stranger DangerInstructor: Designed DefenseMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS:Beginners: Grades K-6 3:15-4:15pm Advanced: Grades 3-12 4:30-5:30pm STARTS SEPT. 9TH!Registration Required at NorfolkRec.comPayment Due to Designed Defense at classClasses are held 2X/week continually when school is in session. Join any time! This class teaches the art of American Kenpo Karate. Karate is much more than just the kicks and moves. Karate is self awareness, discipline, self-control and a great way to build confidence. Students will also learn stranger danger, what to look out for and how to avoid bad situations. Spectators are always welcome! Participants are also entitled to study at the home studio in Manville, RI.Location: H. Olive Day School GymnasiumFee: $120/ student’s first month includes gee$95/ month returning students
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Musical Theater - Musical Theater
3rd - 6th GradeMONDAYS: 3:15-4:15PMDATES: 9/14, 9/21, (NO 9/28), 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16Join in on the fun of learning how to take part in a musical theatre performance. Children will learn the basics of putting together a production. In this class, boys and girls will audition for a role in the musical "Peter’s Medley Excerpts." This play has been rewritten along the theme of the original “Peter Pan." Children will sing, dance, and act their way into a world of excitement. Everyone receives a speaking part of some kind. No experience required. Costumes are encouraged, but not necessary.Location: Freeman Kennedy School, Cafeteria/StageMax Enrollment: 25
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Mondays - Ages 6-8
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Vamos! Hands-on Music in Spanish with Ms. Viviana - Hands-on Music - Spanish
Join us for an exciting 60 minute Spanish Music class, where you and your child will learn Spanish and Music through singing, dancing and games! Únete and have fun!!!This is a class for children 4-8 years old and their grown up!FALL SESSION:MONDAYS: 4:00-5:00pmDATES: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Mondays - Ages 8-11
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Karate & Stranger Danger - Karate & Stranger Danger - Advanced
Karate & Stranger DangerInstructor: Designed DefenseMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS:Beginners: Grades K-6 3:15-4:15pm Advanced: Grades 3-12 4:30-5:30pm STARTS SEPT. 9TH!Registration Required at NorfolkRec.comPayment Due to Designed Defense at classClasses are held 2X/week continually when school is in session. Join any time! This class teaches the art of American Kenpo Karate. Karate is much more than just the kicks and moves. Karate is self awareness, discipline, self-control and a great way to build confidence. Students will also learn stranger danger, what to look out for and how to avoid bad situations. Spectators are always welcome! Participants are also entitled to study at the home studio in Manville, RI.Location: H. Olive Day School GymnasiumFee: $120/ student’s first month includes gee$95/ month returning students
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Novel Makers - Novel Makers - Fall
Novel MakersA Book, Journal & Crafting AdventureMondays 4:30-5:30PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Love reading, creating, and design? This isn’t your average book club! Each week, we’ll dive into the illustrated novel Pie in the Sky by Remy Lai - a hilarious and moving story about two brothers who secretly bake elaborate, forbidden cakes to survive moving to a brand-new country. Instead of just talking about the book, we’ll bring it to life! Students will transform a blank notebook into a personalized, artsy "Smash Book" using a mix of digital design, trendy stationery, and hands-on crafting. Over six weeks, students will design custom stickers, paint bakery mugs, sculpt air-dry clay "fake bakes," and create bedroom decor banners. Bring your favorite afternoon snack, and get ready to read, chat, and create!Location: FK Makerspace
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Mondays - 6:00pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginner S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall Combo Class - Mondays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Mondays - 7:30pm - More Advanced/Competitive S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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Tuesday September 22, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:30 AM - 10:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Hands-On Music: Tuesdays: 6-29 Months
Calling all 6 mos. to 6-year-olds! Grab one of your favorite adults and join us for this creative music and movement program! Music will help jump start your child's learning process. This interactive class combines massage rhymes, lullabies, floor* and lap games, action songs, dance and introduction to musical instruments. Adults and children, through active participation, form a unique bond with one another as they experience a variety of music and rhythm activities. Please bring a blanket or mat for your child. Non-walking siblings are welcome to ‘sit-in’. Walking siblings must pay for the class. *Chair options available for adults.
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Fall Practicing Preschool 101 Tuesdays S1
Practicing Preschool is a theme-based preschool curriculum program that is a bit shorter in duration and designed to introduce your 2-3+ year old to a preschool-like experience. A new and different theme will be explored each week. Practicing Preschool emphasizes social skills by encouraging friendships and trust. Along with building these important skills, your child will have fun making craft projects, using their imagination, creating with various mediums, exploring music and movement, and be enchanted by stories and games. Our preschool classes are taught by caring, experienced preschool teachers.Participants should bring an allergy friendly snack and a water bottle each day. Please note any allergy information when you register.Always dress for mess and pack a full change of clothes!EXTENDED DAY for Practicing PreschoolExtend Practicing Preschool by an hour and move pickup time from 11am to 12:00pm. This additional time will be spent exploring arts and crafts, stories, as well as music. On nicer days, children may venture outside.FALL 2026 Dates:PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 101Ages 2 - 3 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Regina LodolaTUESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27S2: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15THURSDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29S2: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10, 12/17PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 201Ages 3 - 5 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Becky RedaMONDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2S2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.( WED 10/7, TUES 11/10, THURS 11/12, THURS 11/25)
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10:30 AM - 11:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Hands-On Music: Tuesdays: 2.5-6 years @ 10:30am
Calling all 6 mos. to 6-year-olds! Grab one of your favorite adults and join us for this creative music and movement program! Music will help jump start your child's learning process. This interactive class combines massage rhymes, lullabies, floor* and lap games, action songs, dance and introduction to musical instruments. Adults and children, through active participation, form a unique bond with one another as they experience a variety of music and rhythm activities. Please bring a blanket or mat for your child. Non-walking siblings are welcome to ‘sit-in’. Walking siblings must pay for the class. *Chair options available for adults.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Fall Practicing Preschool: Tuesdays Extended Day S1
Practicing Preschool is a theme-based preschool curriculum program that is a bit shorter in duration and designed to introduce your 2-3+ year old to a preschool-like experience. A new and different theme will be explored each week. Practicing Preschool emphasizes social skills by encouraging friendships and trust. Along with building these important skills, your child will have fun making craft projects, using their imagination, creating with various mediums, exploring music and movement, and be enchanted by stories and games. Our preschool classes are taught by caring, experienced preschool teachers.Participants should bring an allergy friendly snack and a water bottle each day. Please note any allergy information when you register.Always dress for mess and pack a full change of clothes!EXTENDED DAY for Practicing PreschoolExtend Practicing Preschool by an hour and move pickup time from 11am to 12:00pm. This additional time will be spent exploring arts and crafts, stories, as well as music. On nicer days, children may venture outside.FALL 2026 Dates:PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 101Ages 2 - 3 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Regina LodolaTUESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27S2: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15THURSDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29S2: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10, 12/17PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 201Ages 3 - 5 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Becky RedaMONDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2S2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.( WED 10/7, TUES 11/10, THURS 11/12, THURS 11/25)
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11:30 AM - 12:25 PM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Hands-On Music: Tuesdays: 2.5-6 years @ 11:30am
Calling all 6 mos. to 6-year-olds! Grab one of your favorite adults and join us for this creative music and movement program! Music will help jump start your child's learning process. This interactive class combines massage rhymes, lullabies, floor* and lap games, action songs, dance and introduction to musical instruments. Adults and children, through active participation, form a unique bond with one another as they experience a variety of music and rhythm activities. Please bring a blanket or mat for your child. Non-walking siblings are welcome to ‘sit-in’. Walking siblings must pay for the class. *Chair options available for adults.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - FK Morning Show - Tuesdays S1
Join the morning crew and help bring this F/K favorite back to students and staff. The Morning Show reports on school events, fun-facts and trivia, book reviews, staff interviews, weather, lunch choices, and more. We are looking for on-screen anchors, writers, editors, producers and camera crew operators. Whatever your interest is, there is a spot for you on our crew! New ideas are always welcome as we want to make the F/K Morning Show better than ever! The FK Morning Show, along with credits, may be posted on the School’s Website and Credits with first names/last initials will be accessible on School website.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Tuesdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Spa, Glam, Slime & Chocolate Workshop - Spa + Glam + Slime + Chocolate Workshop
3 Hours of Creativity, Relaxation & Sweet Fun! Treat your child to the ultimate pampering experience filled with hands-on activities, creativity, and delicious treats!
During this workshop, participants will enjoy:
Mini Spa Experience – Relax with kid-friendly facials, soothing hand treatments, and self-care activities.
Glam Station – Fun hairstyles with colorful ponytails, glitter makeup, temporary tattoos, nail painting, and sparkling accessories.
Slime Lab – Create and customize your own fluffy or glossy slime with colorful mix-ins, charms, glitter, and scents to take home.
Chocolate Experience – Decorate and enjoy delicious chocolate treats while learning simple chocolate decorating techniques.
Plus:
Music & dancing
Fun games and prizes
Photo opportunities
Take-home creations and goodies
All supplies included
Perfect for children ages 5–12. No experience needed—just come ready to create, relax, and have fun!Hosted by: Chocolate by Cami LLC
"Where creativity, confidence, friendship, and sweet memories come together!"
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays - Fall 1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +TUESDAYS: 5:00pmSUNDAYS: 10:00am(Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills program was created to be the best beginning ice-skating program in the world. It is designed to serve the needs of both recreational and competitive skaters. The curriculum keeps skaters enthusiastic about learning from the time they begin lessons until the time they reach their goals. Each lesson will consist of 25 minutes of instruction as well as 25 minutes of "supervised" practice time.Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly).Next Step Skating: Bridge ProgramSundays: 11:00am Sundays: 12:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey - Ages 6-12TUESDAYS: 5:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)“Learn to play hockey” offers children the fundamental skills to gain a competitive edge while making the game fun. Players gain confidence, develop skills and gain knowledge to compete and enjoy the game at every age and skill level. Join a program that emphasizes sportsmanship, fun and fundamentals. Players enhance their skills through various group games and activities incorporated into each session. Full Hockey equipment is required.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Tuesdays - Fall 1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +TUESDAYS: 5:00pmSUNDAYS: 10:00am(Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills program was created to be the best beginning ice-skating program in the world. It is designed to serve the needs of both recreational and competitive skaters. The curriculum keeps skaters enthusiastic about learning from the time they begin lessons until the time they reach their goals. Each lesson will consist of 25 minutes of instruction as well as 25 minutes of "supervised" practice time.Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly).Next Step Skating: Bridge ProgramSundays: 11:00am Sundays: 12:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey - Ages 6-12TUESDAYS: 5:00pm (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule)“Learn to play hockey” offers children the fundamental skills to gain a competitive edge while making the game fun. Players gain confidence, develop skills and gain knowledge to compete and enjoy the game at every age and skill level. Join a program that emphasizes sportsmanship, fun and fundamentals. Players enhance their skills through various group games and activities incorporated into each session. Full Hockey equipment is required.
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Wednesday September 23, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Fall Practicing Preschool 201 Wednesday S1
Practicing Preschool is a theme-based preschool curriculum program that is a bit shorter in duration and designed to introduce your 2-3+ year old to a preschool-like experience. A new and different theme will be explored each week. Practicing Preschool emphasizes social skills by encouraging friendships and trust. Along with building these important skills, your child will have fun making craft projects, using their imagination, creating with various mediums, exploring music and movement, and be enchanted by stories and games. Our preschool classes are taught by caring, experienced preschool teachers.Participants should bring an allergy friendly snack and a water bottle each day. Please note any allergy information when you register.Always dress for mess and pack a full change of clothes!EXTENDED DAY for Practicing PreschoolExtend Practicing Preschool by an hour and move pickup time from 11am to 12:00pm. This additional time will be spent exploring arts and crafts, stories, as well as music. On nicer days, children may venture outside.FALL 2026 Dates:PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 101Ages 2 - 3 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Regina LodolaTUESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27S2: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15THURSDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29S2: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10, 12/17PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 201Ages 3 - 5 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Becky RedaMONDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2S2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.( WED 10/7, TUES 11/10, THURS 11/12, THURS 11/25)
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Fall Practicing Preschool: Wednesday Extended Day S1
Practicing Preschool is a theme-based preschool curriculum program that is a bit shorter in duration and designed to introduce your 2-3+ year old to a preschool-like experience. A new and different theme will be explored each week. Practicing Preschool emphasizes social skills by encouraging friendships and trust. Along with building these important skills, your child will have fun making craft projects, using their imagination, creating with various mediums, exploring music and movement, and be enchanted by stories and games. Our preschool classes are taught by caring, experienced preschool teachers.Participants should bring an allergy friendly snack and a water bottle each day. Please note any allergy information when you register.Always dress for mess and pack a full change of clothes!EXTENDED DAY for Practicing PreschoolExtend Practicing Preschool by an hour and move pickup time from 11am to 12:00pm. This additional time will be spent exploring arts and crafts, stories, as well as music. On nicer days, children may venture outside.FALL 2026 Dates:PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 101Ages 2 - 3 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Regina LodolaTUESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27S2: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15THURSDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29S2: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10, 12/17PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 201Ages 3 - 5 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Becky RedaMONDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2S2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.( WED 10/7, TUES 11/10, THURS 11/12, THURS 11/25)
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12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
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Dance with Miss Jenn - Caregiver and Me Dance S1
S1: 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16 CAREGIVER AND ME: AGES 1.5-3 yearsWEDNESDAYS: 12-12:45pm Caregiver and me Dance for ages one and a half to three with the participation of an accompanying adult. Get ready to move and groove with Miss Jenn. Classes will nurture creativity while building confidence, coordination and friendships. The focus is on FUN and finding joy in movement. Props and engaging music are used to build a kid friendly experience on a foundation of age-appropriate motor skills and the fundamental elements of dance. No special dance attire is required. Please wear comfortable clothing that provides ease of movement and bare feet or sticky socks. No ballet slippers please. PRESCHOOL DANCE: Ages 3-5 yearsWEDNESDAYS: 1-1:45pm Preschool Dance for independent dancers ages three to five. Get ready to move and groove with Miss Jenn. Classes will nurture creativity while building confidence, coordination and friendships. The focus is on FUN and finding joy in movement. Props and engaging music are used to build a kid friendly experience on a foundation of age-appropriate motor skills and the fundamental elements of dance. No special dance attire is required. Please wear comfortable clothing that provides ease of movement and bare feet or sticky socks. No ballet slippers please. *Caregivers will be asked to wait outside the Multipurpose Room during this program to build your child's independence skills! Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose Room
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1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
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Dance with Miss Jenn - Preschool Dance S1
S1: 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16 CAREGIVER AND ME: AGES 1.5-3 yearsWEDNESDAYS: 12-12:45pm Caregiver and me Dance for ages one and a half to three with the participation of an accompanying adult. Get ready to move and groove with Miss Jenn. Classes will nurture creativity while building confidence, coordination and friendships. The focus is on FUN and finding joy in movement. Props and engaging music are used to build a kid friendly experience on a foundation of age-appropriate motor skills and the fundamental elements of dance. No special dance attire is required. Please wear comfortable clothing that provides ease of movement and bare feet or sticky socks. No ballet slippers please. PRESCHOOL DANCE: Ages 3-5 yearsWEDNESDAYS: 1-1:45pm Preschool Dance for independent dancers ages three to five. Get ready to move and groove with Miss Jenn. Classes will nurture creativity while building confidence, coordination and friendships. The focus is on FUN and finding joy in movement. Props and engaging music are used to build a kid friendly experience on a foundation of age-appropriate motor skills and the fundamental elements of dance. No special dance attire is required. Please wear comfortable clothing that provides ease of movement and bare feet or sticky socks. No ballet slippers please. *Caregivers will be asked to wait outside the Multipurpose Room during this program to build your child's independence skills! Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose Room
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Wednesdays - Ages 6-8
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After School Tennis - After School Tennis Wednesdays - Ages 8-11
Tennis is a sport that lasts a lifetime...and this is the age to start! Join Coach Matt for this beginner to advanced beginner tennis program. This fun class will explain basic strokes, grips and ball placement. The older group will work on basics along positioning to develop a consistent rally and how to cooperate with a partner.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Wednesdays - 6:00pm - More Advanced/Competitive S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall Combo Class - Wednesdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Pickleball for Adults - Wednesdays - 7:30pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginners S1
Join Mark to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! This course is designed for those new or fairly new to the game, beginners and advanced beginner players. This is a great opportunity to develop the basic skills to play the game as well as improve your technical skills as you advance including forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, lobs, overheads, dink shots, and proper footwork. Three courts will be set up in the gym so there will be room for everyone! Paddles are available to borrow or bring your ownFall 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmSession 1: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26Session 2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmSession 1: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, (NO 10/7), 10/14, 10/21Session 2: 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9, 12/16
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Thursday September 24, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Fall Practicing Preschool 101 Thursdays S1
Practicing Preschool is a theme-based preschool curriculum program that is a bit shorter in duration and designed to introduce your 2-3+ year old to a preschool-like experience. A new and different theme will be explored each week. Practicing Preschool emphasizes social skills by encouraging friendships and trust. Along with building these important skills, your child will have fun making craft projects, using their imagination, creating with various mediums, exploring music and movement, and be enchanted by stories and games. Our preschool classes are taught by caring, experienced preschool teachers.Participants should bring an allergy friendly snack and a water bottle each day. Please note any allergy information when you register.Always dress for mess and pack a full change of clothes!EXTENDED DAY for Practicing PreschoolExtend Practicing Preschool by an hour and move pickup time from 11am to 12:00pm. This additional time will be spent exploring arts and crafts, stories, as well as music. On nicer days, children may venture outside.FALL 2026 Dates:PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 101Ages 2 - 3 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Regina LodolaTUESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27S2: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15THURSDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29S2: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10, 12/17PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 201Ages 3 - 5 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Becky RedaMONDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2S2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.( WED 10/7, TUES 11/10, THURS 11/12, THURS 11/25)
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall 1: Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Fall Practicing Preschool: Thursdays Extended Day S1
Practicing Preschool is a theme-based preschool curriculum program that is a bit shorter in duration and designed to introduce your 2-3+ year old to a preschool-like experience. A new and different theme will be explored each week. Practicing Preschool emphasizes social skills by encouraging friendships and trust. Along with building these important skills, your child will have fun making craft projects, using their imagination, creating with various mediums, exploring music and movement, and be enchanted by stories and games. Our preschool classes are taught by caring, experienced preschool teachers.Participants should bring an allergy friendly snack and a water bottle each day. Please note any allergy information when you register.Always dress for mess and pack a full change of clothes!EXTENDED DAY for Practicing PreschoolExtend Practicing Preschool by an hour and move pickup time from 11am to 12:00pm. This additional time will be spent exploring arts and crafts, stories, as well as music. On nicer days, children may venture outside.FALL 2026 Dates:PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 101Ages 2 - 3 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Regina LodolaTUESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27S2: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, 12/15THURSDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29S2: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10, 12/17PRACTICING PRESCHOOL 201Ages 3 - 5 YearsInstructors: Emily Spiller & Becky RedaMONDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2S2: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 12/14WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11:00amS1: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28S2: 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.( WED 10/7, TUES 11/10, THURS 11/12, THURS 11/25)
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - FK Morning Show - Thursdays S1
Join the morning crew and help bring this F/K favorite back to students and staff. The Morning Show reports on school events, fun-facts and trivia, book reviews, staff interviews, weather, lunch choices, and more. We are looking for on-screen anchors, writers, editors, producers and camera crew operators. Whatever your interest is, there is a spot for you on our crew! New ideas are always welcome as we want to make the F/K Morning Show better than ever! The FK Morning Show, along with credits, may be posted on the School’s Website and Credits with first names/last initials will be accessible on School website.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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Friday September 25, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall Combo Class - Fridays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays
Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 - 7 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 14 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 15 & up
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Friday Night Kids Club - September 25th Kids Club
Grab yourself a night out on the town while your children have a blast in this exciting alternative to hiring a babysitter! Kids will participate in fun activities with friends, new and old! Our staff will keep the children entertained with games, crafts and a pizza dinner. After dinner we will watch a movie and have some treats to finish up the night! Space is limited and fills quickly so please register early to ensure your spot. If your child has a food allergy please send them with dinner and snacks.All dates are separate registrations. As of the January Kids Club, the sibling discount will be applied in your cart at checkout.
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Saturday September 26, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26
2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again! 4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 1 & 2
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 3 & 4
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 5 & 6
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2026 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 7 & 8
All KP Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2026 Games on Saturdays 8/29 - 10/24 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 17th season in the Commonwealth Field Hockey League. Our program is designed for girls in the tri-town area to develop fundamental field hockey skills and knowledge while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and love of the game. Become a part of the growing KP Youth Field Hockey community and play in a supportive, yet competitive environment. The season consists of 1-2 practices per week and 8 Saturday games. Participating in this league provides the amazing opportunity for girls to compete with girls in similar youth programs in surrounding towns. Games held at KP High School or Forekicks and practices will be at Freeman Kennedy School in Norfolk. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesdays for 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8 teams. Grades 1/2 practice on Wednesday only.KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2026 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2026-2027 school year.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $50, includes uniform rental and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolkmass.gov
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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1,2,3 Soccer Development - Kickin' with Parents!
Kickin' with Parents!9:00 - 9:45 AMAges 2 - 3 with a ParentJoin us as we play fun soccer games that enhance balance, coordination and gross motor skills. We will focus on soccer basics including striking a stationary ball and moving balls during directional play. Children and parents also get the opportunity to share those first unforgettable, goal scoring moments! Children will be encouraged to move from parent-supported participation to active, independent play. Little Kickers!10:00 - 10:45 AMAges 3 - 4 yearsBall skills, playing cooperatively and building confidence are the focus of this program. Basic ball mastery and directional play is encouraged through fun and engaging games such as Sharks and Minnows and Busy Bee. We’ll have fun while learning important soccer skills! Dribble, Kick, Pass!11:00 - 11:45 AMAges 4 - 5 yearsThis Saturday soccer program will focus on skill development such as dribbling, passing, shooting, trapping and shielding. Children will learn to play in a group setting and grasp the importance of cooperation and sharing with their fellow players. Soccer games such as Red Light, Green Light and Monster Invasion will keep the program fun while allowing for development and reinforcement of newly learned skills.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 2-3: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 4-5: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - 6-8: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 Liberty Flag Football - K-1: Liberty Flag Football
THIS ACTIVITY IS CURRENTLY FULL AS WE PREPARE FOR OUR DRAFT, PLEASE BE SURE TO JOIN THE WAIT LIST AS SPOTS WILL MOST LIKELY BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE DRAFT ON 8/30.FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 8 (in the Fall of 2026)!Welcome to the Liberty Flag Football League!Join Norfolk's NFL Flag Football League this Fall! Children will learn about teamwork and fair play while having fun developing running and passing skills all through the great game of football! The kids will be placed on teams in three divisions based upon the grade their grade in the fall, K/1, 2/3, 4/5, 6-8.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 12th. The season will consist of 8 games (including playoffs) which will be determined based upon the number of teams in each division, all play will finish by November 7th at the latest (most teams will finish on 10/31 but division super bowls will be played at night under the lights the week of 11/1). Teams will be formed through a draft in August. The schedule will include at least one practice (determined by team consensus) and one/two games each week. Volunteer parent coaches are needed for a successful season so please consider it and let us know in your registration.Fees include Jersey, Shorts and flags. Parents are responsible for providing a mouth guard (required). Cleats are suggested but not required (games will be played on grass and the grass can be wet for morning games).LOCATION: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Fall 1: Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, (NO 10/12), 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, (NO 11/11), 11/18, (NO 11/25), 12/2, 12/9FRIDAYS 9:00-10:00AM9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4This class has the benefits of both strength training and Pilates! The class consists of a half hour of strength training and a half hour of Pilates. Weights are provided. Please bring a towel or mat.Ladies Light HikeTime: 9:45am - 11:00amSession 1:THURSDAYS: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15SATURDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Session 2:THURSDAYS: 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/10SATURDAYS: 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5, 12/12Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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1,2,3 Soccer Development - Little Kickers!
Kickin' with Parents!9:00 - 9:45 AMAges 2 - 3 with a ParentJoin us as we play fun soccer games that enhance balance, coordination and gross motor skills. We will focus on soccer basics including striking a stationary ball and moving balls during directional play. Children and parents also get the opportunity to share those first unforgettable, goal scoring moments! Children will be encouraged to move from parent-supported participation to active, independent play. Little Kickers!10:00 - 10:45 AMAges 3 - 4 yearsBall skills, playing cooperatively and building confidence are the focus of this program. Basic ball mastery and directional play is encouraged through fun and engaging games such as Sharks and Minnows and Busy Bee. We’ll have fun while learning important soccer skills! Dribble, Kick, Pass!11:00 - 11:45 AMAges 4 - 5 yearsThis Saturday soccer program will focus on skill development such as dribbling, passing, shooting, trapping and shielding. Children will learn to play in a group setting and grasp the importance of cooperation and sharing with their fellow players. Soccer games such as Red Light, Green Light and Monster Invasion will keep the program fun while allowing for development and reinforcement of newly learned skills.
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11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
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1,2,3 Soccer Development - Dribble, Kick, Pass!
Kickin' with Parents!9:00 - 9:45 AMAges 2 - 3 with a ParentJoin us as we play fun soccer games that enhance balance, coordination and gross motor skills. We will focus on soccer basics including striking a stationary ball and moving balls during directional play. Children and parents also get the opportunity to share those first unforgettable, goal scoring moments! Children will be encouraged to move from parent-supported participation to active, independent play. Little Kickers!10:00 - 10:45 AMAges 3 - 4 yearsBall skills, playing cooperatively and building confidence are the focus of this program. Basic ball mastery and directional play is encouraged through fun and engaging games such as Sharks and Minnows and Busy Bee. We’ll have fun while learning important soccer skills! Dribble, Kick, Pass!11:00 - 11:45 AMAges 4 - 5 yearsThis Saturday soccer program will focus on skill development such as dribbling, passing, shooting, trapping and shielding. Children will learn to play in a group setting and grasp the importance of cooperation and sharing with their fellow players. Soccer games such as Red Light, Green Light and Monster Invasion will keep the program fun while allowing for development and reinforcement of newly learned skills.
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