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Tuesday September 16, 2025
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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 S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba Toning
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Mah Jongg Programs - Mah Jongg 101
American Mah Jongg 101TUESDAYS: 6:30-8:30pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, (no 10/21), 10/28, 11/4 Have you thought about learning to play Mah Jongg, but are not sure where to start? Then this is the class for you! This 7-week program prepares you with the knowledge and skills to get started playing this thoughtprovoking, strategic, and social game now played worldwide. Katie Nunes will explain the very basics of the game such as the tile names and game terminology. As the rules become familiar, players will progress and practice, typically with a partner, and as strategies become familiar, players will ultimately play on their own. The course will finish with an evening reserved for gameplay only! We provide all you need including Mah Jongg sets to use during class and the yearly card issued by the National Mah Jongg League needed by each player (card is yours to keep). The instructor will give you helpful learning sheets as well.
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Wednesday September 17, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Practicing Preschool 201: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Practicing Preschool: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Coed 5K Club
Discover Running Ages 3-6Preschoolers, discover the joy of running while building confidence! Kids will incorporate mind-body connection, make friends, and learn valuable skills through fun games and activities. The season culminates in a celebratory FUN 3/4 of a mile run/walk! Each child that finishes the fun run/walk will receive a medal and some cool swag.Tuesdays: 2:00-2:45pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21,10/28 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $159Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our coed 5K club to enhance your physical and mental strength! We’ll focus on goal setting, character development, speed, agility, technique, and endurance. Over the course of the season, we will gradually increase our mileage, culminating in a 5K event. Participants of all fitness levels are encouraged to join. This program is an excellent way to prepare for any sport or simply engage in fitness on its own! Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. Open to ages 8 and up. Wednesdays: 3:15-4:15pmWednesdays: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Location: Freeman Kennedy FieldsFee: $169 Coed 2K Club Ages 5+This co-ed 2K club is an excellent opportunity for kids to get started with running and physical fitness. Participants will gain knowledge about pacing, form, teamwork, and boosting their confidence, culminating in a family-friendly 2K run and physical challenge at the end of the season. Every child who completes the challenge will earn a medal and receive some fun swag. All fitness levels are encouraged to join. Wednesdays: 4:30-5:30pmDates: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Run & Mindfulness Club Ages 4+Our focus will be on enhancing running skills through various drills, while also incorporating methods to strengthen the mind-body connection, including self-talk, guided visualization, and breathing techniques. This class aims to improve endurance, boost confidence, and foster mindfulness, empowering participants to achieve their goals and handle stressful situations effectively. It's a great opportunity to prepare for any sport or to pursue fitness independently! We will wrap up the season with a fun 1-mile run/walk. Everyone of all fitness levels is welcome. Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. This class is designed for ages 4+Mondays: 4:00-5:00pmDATES: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
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3:30 PM - 4:00 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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - The Combo Class - Wednesdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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Thursday September 18, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays S1
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 - 11:00 AM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Thursdays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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Friday September 19, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Dodgeball S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Fridays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Ms. Jen's Fall Programs - Crafters Corner Plus- S1
Fall class schedule with Ms. Jen:After School ArtCrafters Corner Plus - Fridays - 3:15pm-5pm S1: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2:10/24, (NO 10/31), 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5. 12/12 Art Workshops - Wall Art 101 - Sept 6th, 6-8pm - Grades 3-8- Spooky Crafts & More - Oct 11th, 3pm-5pm - Grades 1-6- Tween Night Out - Nov 14th, 6-9pm, Grades 6-8- Fun & Art - December Break Week - 12/29-12/31, 10am-3pmPaint NightsSeptember - Crayon Mania - Friday 9/5 or Friday 9/12, both 6-8pmOctober - Haunted Woods - Friday 10/3 or Friday 10/10, both 6-8pmNovember - Pumpkin Latte - Saturday 11/1, 3-5pm or Friday 11/21, 6-8pmDecember - Holiday Snoopy - Friday 12/5 or Friday 12/19, both 6-8pm
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Friday Night Kids Club - September Kids Club - Sibling
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
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Friday Night Kids Club - September Kids Club - First Child
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
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Saturday September 20, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 1 & 2
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 3 & 4
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 5 & 6
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 7 & 8
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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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 - 10:00 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - K-1: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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 - 11:30 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - 4-6: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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 - 10:30 AM
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Sticky Fingers - Fall Sticky Fingers - S1
All the messy stuff without the clean up at home! Come join Ms. Denise and share the tactile learning experiences toddlers love: playdough, shaving cream, paints, glitter and more! Explore, create and build together! Young children will also learn important peer social skills such as taking turns and using kind words with new friends. Come and share the fun of these discoveries with your child while meeting others with children the same age. If you wish to bring a smock please do. Please dress for mess!This is a hands on class for both children & parents!
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays S1
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - 2-3: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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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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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Sunday September 21, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Sundays S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Next Step Skating S1 11am
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Next Step Skating S1 12pm
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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Monday September 22, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Fall 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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Play Well Lego Programs - Adventures in Stem w/Legos
ADVENTURES IN STEM with LEGO®Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13),10/20, 10/27, 11/3Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects arerotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.Location: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $159STEM EXPLORATIONS with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $159
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Mondays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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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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Norfolk Soccer Academy - Norfolk Soccer Academy
Norfolk Soccer AcademyAges 6 - 8 years, Co-ed Instructor: NEFC South CoachesMONDAYS: 4:00 - 5:00 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27Designed for players ages 6-8, this program is perfect for the new learner and those starting their soccer journey.Through fun, interactive sessions, players will:* Learn and improve essential soccer skills* Develop a love for the game in a supportive, high-energyenvironment* Build confidence on and off the fieldIt’s the perfect opportunity for young athletes to learn, play, and grow while working toward their full potential.Location: Pond Street Complex, Field D
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Run & Mindfulness Club
Discover Running Ages 3-6Preschoolers, discover the joy of running while building confidence! Kids will incorporate mind-body connection, make friends, and learn valuable skills through fun games and activities. The season culminates in a celebratory FUN 3/4 of a mile run/walk! Each child that finishes the fun run/walk will receive a medal and some cool swag.Tuesdays: 2:00-2:45pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21,10/28 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $159Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our coed 5K club to enhance your physical and mental strength! We’ll focus on goal setting, character development, speed, agility, technique, and endurance. Over the course of the season, we will gradually increase our mileage, culminating in a 5K event. Participants of all fitness levels are encouraged to join. This program is an excellent way to prepare for any sport or simply engage in fitness on its own! Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. Open to ages 8 and up. Wednesdays: 3:15-4:15pmWednesdays: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Location: Freeman Kennedy FieldsFee: $169 Coed 2K Club Ages 5+This co-ed 2K club is an excellent opportunity for kids to get started with running and physical fitness. Participants will gain knowledge about pacing, form, teamwork, and boosting their confidence, culminating in a family-friendly 2K run and physical challenge at the end of the season. Every child who completes the challenge will earn a medal and receive some fun swag. All fitness levels are encouraged to join. Wednesdays: 4:30-5:30pmDates: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Run & Mindfulness Club Ages 4+Our focus will be on enhancing running skills through various drills, while also incorporating methods to strengthen the mind-body connection, including self-talk, guided visualization, and breathing techniques. This class aims to improve endurance, boost confidence, and foster mindfulness, empowering participants to achieve their goals and handle stressful situations effectively. It's a great opportunity to prepare for any sport or to pursue fitness independently! We will wrap up the season with a fun 1-mile run/walk. Everyone of all fitness levels is welcome. Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. This class is designed for ages 4+Mondays: 4:00-5:00pmDATES: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
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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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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Mondays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - The Combo Class - Mondays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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Tuesday September 23, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2 - Guided Draw - Grade 1
Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2Instructor: Jen PfeifferGrade 1: TUESDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4 or 11/11), 11/18, 11/25Grade 2: THURSDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20Do you love to watch drawing videos, enjoy “how to draw” books, then join us for some guided drawing fun and create a sketchbook full of fall drawings! Our time together will include a few minutes of outside exercise and fun and a quick snack, then onto the drawing activity of the day. Sketchbooks and related pencils/tools will be provided.Location: H. Olive Day SchoolFee: $149/session
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Play Well Lego Programs - Stem Explorations w/Legos
ADVENTURES IN STEM with LEGO®Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13),10/20, 10/27, 11/3Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects arerotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.Location: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $159STEM EXPLORATIONS with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $159
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Basketball - Grades K-2
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Basketball - Grades 3-5
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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 S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba Toning
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Mah Jongg Programs - Mah Jongg 101
American Mah Jongg 101TUESDAYS: 6:30-8:30pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, (no 10/21), 10/28, 11/4 Have you thought about learning to play Mah Jongg, but are not sure where to start? Then this is the class for you! This 7-week program prepares you with the knowledge and skills to get started playing this thoughtprovoking, strategic, and social game now played worldwide. Katie Nunes will explain the very basics of the game such as the tile names and game terminology. As the rules become familiar, players will progress and practice, typically with a partner, and as strategies become familiar, players will ultimately play on their own. The course will finish with an evening reserved for gameplay only! We provide all you need including Mah Jongg sets to use during class and the yearly card issued by the National Mah Jongg League needed by each player (card is yours to keep). The instructor will give you helpful learning sheets as well.
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Wednesday September 24, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Practicing Preschool 201: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Practicing Preschool: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Coed 5K Club
Discover Running Ages 3-6Preschoolers, discover the joy of running while building confidence! Kids will incorporate mind-body connection, make friends, and learn valuable skills through fun games and activities. The season culminates in a celebratory FUN 3/4 of a mile run/walk! Each child that finishes the fun run/walk will receive a medal and some cool swag.Tuesdays: 2:00-2:45pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21,10/28 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $159Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our coed 5K club to enhance your physical and mental strength! We’ll focus on goal setting, character development, speed, agility, technique, and endurance. Over the course of the season, we will gradually increase our mileage, culminating in a 5K event. Participants of all fitness levels are encouraged to join. This program is an excellent way to prepare for any sport or simply engage in fitness on its own! Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. Open to ages 8 and up. Wednesdays: 3:15-4:15pmWednesdays: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Location: Freeman Kennedy FieldsFee: $169 Coed 2K Club Ages 5+This co-ed 2K club is an excellent opportunity for kids to get started with running and physical fitness. Participants will gain knowledge about pacing, form, teamwork, and boosting their confidence, culminating in a family-friendly 2K run and physical challenge at the end of the season. Every child who completes the challenge will earn a medal and receive some fun swag. All fitness levels are encouraged to join. Wednesdays: 4:30-5:30pmDates: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Run & Mindfulness Club Ages 4+Our focus will be on enhancing running skills through various drills, while also incorporating methods to strengthen the mind-body connection, including self-talk, guided visualization, and breathing techniques. This class aims to improve endurance, boost confidence, and foster mindfulness, empowering participants to achieve their goals and handle stressful situations effectively. It's a great opportunity to prepare for any sport or to pursue fitness independently! We will wrap up the season with a fun 1-mile run/walk. Everyone of all fitness levels is welcome. Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. This class is designed for ages 4+Mondays: 4:00-5:00pmDATES: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Ultimate Sports
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Home Alone Safety - Home Alone Safety
Take the first steps towards independence! In this course, we will teach children the basics of being safe when home alone for short periods of time. We will talk about how to use our time wisely, discuss Internet safety, learn about accident prevention, and fire safety protection. We cover simple first aid techniques, such as relieving choking, and what to do in an emergency including how and when to call 911.Instructor: Juanita Allen Kingsley
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3:30 PM - 4:00 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 - 5:15 PM
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Skyhawks Preschool Programs - Skyhawks 1st Down Tots
‘1st DOWN’ TOTSAges 3.5 - 5 WEDNESDAYS: 4:30-5:15pmDATES: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Get ready to huddle up with 1st Down Tots and learn about football in a safe, non-contact environment. This program is focused on enhancing fitness, coordination, and fundamentalskills while fostering a love for the game. Each session is packed with excitement and learning, perfect for kick starting a lifelong passion for football where teamwork and fun rule the field! Please bring water and wear sneakersLocation: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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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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5:00 PM - 7:15 PM
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Pediatric & Adult First Aid & CPR/AED - Pediatric & Adult First Aid & CPR/AED
PEDIATRIC & ADULT FIRST AID & CPR/AED Ages 16 & up Instructor: Juanita Allen KingsleyWEDNESDAY, 9/24 5 - 7:15 pmThe ASHI Pediatric CPR, AED, and First Aid training program provide an ideal training solution for schools, Scout Leaders, childcare providers, youth sports coaches,and others required to learn how to respond to medical emergencies involving children and infants. Topics covered include: First Aid Basics, Medical Emergencies, Injury Emergencies, Environmental Emergencies, Adult and Pediatric CPR & AED. You receive a 2-year certification upon completion.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library
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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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - The Combo Class - Wednesdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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Thursday September 25, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays S1
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 - 11:00 AM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Thursdays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Zoombinis - Zoombinis - Fall
It's the craze! Kids have a blast while developing and improving computational thinking skills playing Zoombinis, an engaging and challenging logic puzzle game. The Zoombinis, small blue creatures each with distinct traits, need your help to escape the evil Bloats and safely travel to Zoombiniville. Students will face a series of 12 puzzles that increase in difficulty, and test and strengthen their logical thinking and pattern recognition skills. Students will participate in hands-on as well al online activities.
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Kids Test Kitchen - Fall Kids Test Kitchen
Kids Test Kitchen - inspire healthy eaters Grades 1 - 6 Instructor: Kids Test KitchenTHURSDAYS: 4:30 - 5:30pmDATES: 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30On a mission to redefine kid food; Kids’ Test Kitchen’s enthusiastic Facilitators get eaters of all ages and abilities, cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients! Kids’ Test Kitchen presents kids the opportunity to explore new or familiar foods in their raw,unmanipulated state. Then, working as a team, they’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until they’ve prepared the finished dish. Class closes with an opportunity to taste the result of their hard work. Students receive a printed recipe card and the focal ingredient - or a sample of the finished dish - so they can show off what they learned! Even the mostreluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own. Lessons are planned to celebrate seasonal produce, whole grains, and legumes.Kids have food allergies, but they shouldn’t miss out on the fun. We know allergies and can work around them, making sure that everyone is havingfun and staying safe.*Families who have students with allergies or other necessary dietary modifications will be required to complete our diet modification formbefore the first class.Location: Town Hall Multipurpose Room
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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Friday September 26, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Dodgeball S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Fridays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Ms. Jen's Fall Programs - Crafters Corner Plus- S1
Fall class schedule with Ms. Jen:After School ArtCrafters Corner Plus - Fridays - 3:15pm-5pm S1: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2:10/24, (NO 10/31), 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5. 12/12 Art Workshops - Wall Art 101 - Sept 6th, 6-8pm - Grades 3-8- Spooky Crafts & More - Oct 11th, 3pm-5pm - Grades 1-6- Tween Night Out - Nov 14th, 6-9pm, Grades 6-8- Fun & Art - December Break Week - 12/29-12/31, 10am-3pmPaint NightsSeptember - Crayon Mania - Friday 9/5 or Friday 9/12, both 6-8pmOctober - Haunted Woods - Friday 10/3 or Friday 10/10, both 6-8pmNovember - Pumpkin Latte - Saturday 11/1, 3-5pm or Friday 11/21, 6-8pmDecember - Holiday Snoopy - Friday 12/5 or Friday 12/19, both 6-8pm
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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Saturday September 27, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 1 & 2
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 3 & 4
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 5 & 6
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 7 & 8
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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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 - 10:00 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - K-1: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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 - 11:30 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - 4-6: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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 - 10:30 AM
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Sticky Fingers - Fall Sticky Fingers - S1
All the messy stuff without the clean up at home! Come join Ms. Denise and share the tactile learning experiences toddlers love: playdough, shaving cream, paints, glitter and more! Explore, create and build together! Young children will also learn important peer social skills such as taking turns and using kind words with new friends. Come and share the fun of these discoveries with your child while meeting others with children the same age. If you wish to bring a smock please do. Please dress for mess!This is a hands on class for both children & parents!
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays S1
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - 2-3: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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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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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Sunday September 28, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Sundays S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Next Step Skating S1 11am
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Next Step Skating S1 12pm
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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Monday September 29, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Fall 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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Play Well Lego Programs - Adventures in Stem w/Legos
ADVENTURES IN STEM with LEGO®Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13),10/20, 10/27, 11/3Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects arerotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.Location: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $159STEM EXPLORATIONS with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $159
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Mondays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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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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Norfolk Soccer Academy - Norfolk Soccer Academy
Norfolk Soccer AcademyAges 6 - 8 years, Co-ed Instructor: NEFC South CoachesMONDAYS: 4:00 - 5:00 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27Designed for players ages 6-8, this program is perfect for the new learner and those starting their soccer journey.Through fun, interactive sessions, players will:* Learn and improve essential soccer skills* Develop a love for the game in a supportive, high-energyenvironment* Build confidence on and off the fieldIt’s the perfect opportunity for young athletes to learn, play, and grow while working toward their full potential.Location: Pond Street Complex, Field D
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Run & Mindfulness Club
Discover Running Ages 3-6Preschoolers, discover the joy of running while building confidence! Kids will incorporate mind-body connection, make friends, and learn valuable skills through fun games and activities. The season culminates in a celebratory FUN 3/4 of a mile run/walk! Each child that finishes the fun run/walk will receive a medal and some cool swag.Tuesdays: 2:00-2:45pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21,10/28 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $159Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our coed 5K club to enhance your physical and mental strength! We’ll focus on goal setting, character development, speed, agility, technique, and endurance. Over the course of the season, we will gradually increase our mileage, culminating in a 5K event. Participants of all fitness levels are encouraged to join. This program is an excellent way to prepare for any sport or simply engage in fitness on its own! Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. Open to ages 8 and up. Wednesdays: 3:15-4:15pmWednesdays: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Location: Freeman Kennedy FieldsFee: $169 Coed 2K Club Ages 5+This co-ed 2K club is an excellent opportunity for kids to get started with running and physical fitness. Participants will gain knowledge about pacing, form, teamwork, and boosting their confidence, culminating in a family-friendly 2K run and physical challenge at the end of the season. Every child who completes the challenge will earn a medal and receive some fun swag. All fitness levels are encouraged to join. Wednesdays: 4:30-5:30pmDates: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Run & Mindfulness Club Ages 4+Our focus will be on enhancing running skills through various drills, while also incorporating methods to strengthen the mind-body connection, including self-talk, guided visualization, and breathing techniques. This class aims to improve endurance, boost confidence, and foster mindfulness, empowering participants to achieve their goals and handle stressful situations effectively. It's a great opportunity to prepare for any sport or to pursue fitness independently! We will wrap up the season with a fun 1-mile run/walk. Everyone of all fitness levels is welcome. Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. This class is designed for ages 4+Mondays: 4:00-5:00pmDATES: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
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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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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Mondays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - The Combo Class - Mondays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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Tuesday September 30, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Fall 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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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10:30 AM - 11:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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11:30 AM - 12:25 PM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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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2:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Blast Babysitting & CPR/AED - Blast Babysitting & CPR/AED
In this workshop, we will cover how to react responsibly to medical emergencies, perform first aid for common childhood injuries and illnesses. We'll cover household safety, and many fundamentals of childcare. By the end of this class you’ll be prepared to interview for ababysitting job, select safe and suitable games and activities, prevent accidents, perform basic first aid, and begin babysitting safely and competently. You’ll leave with a certificate of completion for babysitting, first aid instructions, and a sitter checklist, and you will also be certified in CPR. (ASHI - American Safety & Health Institute)Instructor: Juanita Allen Kingsley
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2 - Guided Draw - Grade 1
Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2Instructor: Jen PfeifferGrade 1: TUESDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4 or 11/11), 11/18, 11/25Grade 2: THURSDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20Do you love to watch drawing videos, enjoy “how to draw” books, then join us for some guided drawing fun and create a sketchbook full of fall drawings! Our time together will include a few minutes of outside exercise and fun and a quick snack, then onto the drawing activity of the day. Sketchbooks and related pencils/tools will be provided.Location: H. Olive Day SchoolFee: $149/session
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Play Well Lego Programs - Stem Explorations w/Legos
ADVENTURES IN STEM with LEGO®Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13),10/20, 10/27, 11/3Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects arerotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.Location: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $159STEM EXPLORATIONS with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $159
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Basketball - Grades K-2
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Basketball - Grades 3-5
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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 S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba Toning
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Mah Jongg Programs - Mah Jongg 101
American Mah Jongg 101TUESDAYS: 6:30-8:30pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, (no 10/21), 10/28, 11/4 Have you thought about learning to play Mah Jongg, but are not sure where to start? Then this is the class for you! This 7-week program prepares you with the knowledge and skills to get started playing this thoughtprovoking, strategic, and social game now played worldwide. Katie Nunes will explain the very basics of the game such as the tile names and game terminology. As the rules become familiar, players will progress and practice, typically with a partner, and as strategies become familiar, players will ultimately play on their own. The course will finish with an evening reserved for gameplay only! We provide all you need including Mah Jongg sets to use during class and the yearly card issued by the National Mah Jongg League needed by each player (card is yours to keep). The instructor will give you helpful learning sheets as well.
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8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Futsal: Adult Indoor Soccer - Fall Futsal
FUTSAL is played in a gymnasium with a low bounce ball where the focus is on short passes. Join the fun and get some GREAT exercise. This is a friendly, co-ed activity geared toward intermediate skill levels and those with experience. New players welcome. Court shoes or indoor soccer shoes required.
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Wednesday October 1, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Practicing Preschool 201: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Practicing Preschool: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Coed 5K Club
Discover Running Ages 3-6Preschoolers, discover the joy of running while building confidence! Kids will incorporate mind-body connection, make friends, and learn valuable skills through fun games and activities. The season culminates in a celebratory FUN 3/4 of a mile run/walk! Each child that finishes the fun run/walk will receive a medal and some cool swag.Tuesdays: 2:00-2:45pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21,10/28 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $159Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our coed 5K club to enhance your physical and mental strength! We’ll focus on goal setting, character development, speed, agility, technique, and endurance. Over the course of the season, we will gradually increase our mileage, culminating in a 5K event. Participants of all fitness levels are encouraged to join. This program is an excellent way to prepare for any sport or simply engage in fitness on its own! Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. Open to ages 8 and up. Wednesdays: 3:15-4:15pmWednesdays: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Location: Freeman Kennedy FieldsFee: $169 Coed 2K Club Ages 5+This co-ed 2K club is an excellent opportunity for kids to get started with running and physical fitness. Participants will gain knowledge about pacing, form, teamwork, and boosting their confidence, culminating in a family-friendly 2K run and physical challenge at the end of the season. Every child who completes the challenge will earn a medal and receive some fun swag. All fitness levels are encouraged to join. Wednesdays: 4:30-5:30pmDates: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Run & Mindfulness Club Ages 4+Our focus will be on enhancing running skills through various drills, while also incorporating methods to strengthen the mind-body connection, including self-talk, guided visualization, and breathing techniques. This class aims to improve endurance, boost confidence, and foster mindfulness, empowering participants to achieve their goals and handle stressful situations effectively. It's a great opportunity to prepare for any sport or to pursue fitness independently! We will wrap up the season with a fun 1-mile run/walk. Everyone of all fitness levels is welcome. Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. This class is designed for ages 4+Mondays: 4:00-5:00pmDATES: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Ultimate Sports
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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3:30 PM - 4:00 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 - 5:15 PM
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Skyhawks Preschool Programs - Skyhawks 1st Down Tots
‘1st DOWN’ TOTSAges 3.5 - 5 WEDNESDAYS: 4:30-5:15pmDATES: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Get ready to huddle up with 1st Down Tots and learn about football in a safe, non-contact environment. This program is focused on enhancing fitness, coordination, and fundamentalskills while fostering a love for the game. Each session is packed with excitement and learning, perfect for kick starting a lifelong passion for football where teamwork and fun rule the field! Please bring water and wear sneakersLocation: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - The Combo Class - Wednesdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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Thursday October 2, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays S1
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 - 11:00 AM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Heirloom New England Programs - Quilting, Crochet & More - Intro to Crochet
INTRO TO CROCHETInstructor: Heirloom New EnglandAges: AdultsTHURSDAYS: 10:00am - 12:00 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23 Over the course of four sessions we'll learn all we need to get hooking! From making foundation chains and granny squares to blankets and amigurumi creatures, we'll explore the sculptural world of crochet. All supplies included to get you started.Maximum Enrollment: 8 Location: Heirloom New England 18 Union St, Norfolk
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Thursdays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2 - Guided Draw - Grade 2
Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2Instructor: Jen PfeifferGrade 1: TUESDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4 or 11/11), 11/18, 11/25Grade 2: THURSDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20Do you love to watch drawing videos, enjoy “how to draw” books, then join us for some guided drawing fun and create a sketchbook full of fall drawings! Our time together will include a few minutes of outside exercise and fun and a quick snack, then onto the drawing activity of the day. Sketchbooks and related pencils/tools will be provided.Location: H. Olive Day SchoolFee: $149/session
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Zoombinis - Zoombinis - Fall
It's the craze! Kids have a blast while developing and improving computational thinking skills playing Zoombinis, an engaging and challenging logic puzzle game. The Zoombinis, small blue creatures each with distinct traits, need your help to escape the evil Bloats and safely travel to Zoombiniville. Students will face a series of 12 puzzles that increase in difficulty, and test and strengthen their logical thinking and pattern recognition skills. Students will participate in hands-on as well al online activities.
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Kids Test Kitchen - Fall Kids Test Kitchen
Kids Test Kitchen - inspire healthy eaters Grades 1 - 6 Instructor: Kids Test KitchenTHURSDAYS: 4:30 - 5:30pmDATES: 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30On a mission to redefine kid food; Kids’ Test Kitchen’s enthusiastic Facilitators get eaters of all ages and abilities, cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients! Kids’ Test Kitchen presents kids the opportunity to explore new or familiar foods in their raw,unmanipulated state. Then, working as a team, they’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until they’ve prepared the finished dish. Class closes with an opportunity to taste the result of their hard work. Students receive a printed recipe card and the focal ingredient - or a sample of the finished dish - so they can show off what they learned! Even the mostreluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own. Lessons are planned to celebrate seasonal produce, whole grains, and legumes.Kids have food allergies, but they shouldn’t miss out on the fun. We know allergies and can work around them, making sure that everyone is havingfun and staying safe.*Families who have students with allergies or other necessary dietary modifications will be required to complete our diet modification formbefore the first class.Location: Town Hall Multipurpose Room
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Mens Basketball - Mens Basketball - PAID IN FULL
MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, (NO 12/11), 12/18 Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Not registering in advance of playing jeopardizes the program! Please be sure we have a CURRENT email address and cell number so we can notify you of last minute changes.There are 2 payment options. ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED regardless ofpayment option chosen:1. Pay $65 and you are paid through December.2. Pay $25 to register online and then pay $5 each nightyou play.Please Note: On occasion, the school needs the gym for school events so basketball is cancelled; price reflects possible cancellations.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Gymnasium
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7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Mens Basketball - Mens Basketball - Pay As Go
MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, (NO 12/11), 12/18 Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Not registering in advance of playing jeopardizes the program! Please be sure we have a CURRENT email address and cell number so we can notify you of last minute changes.There are 2 payment options. ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED regardless ofpayment option chosen:1. Pay $65 and you are paid through December.2. Pay $25 to register online and then pay $5 each nightyou play.Please Note: On occasion, the school needs the gym for school events so basketball is cancelled; price reflects possible cancellations.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Gymnasium
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Friday October 3, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Dodgeball S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Fridays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Ms. Jen's Fall Programs - Crafters Corner Plus- S1
Fall class schedule with Ms. Jen:After School ArtCrafters Corner Plus - Fridays - 3:15pm-5pm S1: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2:10/24, (NO 10/31), 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5. 12/12 Art Workshops - Wall Art 101 - Sept 6th, 6-8pm - Grades 3-8- Spooky Crafts & More - Oct 11th, 3pm-5pm - Grades 1-6- Tween Night Out - Nov 14th, 6-9pm, Grades 6-8- Fun & Art - December Break Week - 12/29-12/31, 10am-3pmPaint NightsSeptember - Crayon Mania - Friday 9/5 or Friday 9/12, both 6-8pmOctober - Haunted Woods - Friday 10/3 or Friday 10/10, both 6-8pmNovember - Pumpkin Latte - Saturday 11/1, 3-5pm or Friday 11/21, 6-8pmDecember - Holiday Snoopy - Friday 12/5 or Friday 12/19, both 6-8pm
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ms. Jen's Fall Programs - October Paint Night - 10/3
Fall class schedule with Ms. Jen:After School ArtCrafters Corner Plus - Fridays - 3:15pm-5pm S1: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2:10/24, (NO 10/31), 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5. 12/12 Art Workshops - Wall Art 101 - Sept 6th, 6-8pm - Grades 3-8- Spooky Crafts & More - Oct 11th, 3pm-5pm - Grades 1-6- Tween Night Out - Nov 14th, 6-9pm, Grades 6-8- Fun & Art - December Break Week - 12/29-12/31, 10am-3pmPaint NightsSeptember - Crayon Mania - Friday 9/5 or Friday 9/12, both 6-8pmOctober - Haunted Woods - Friday 10/3 or Friday 10/10, both 6-8pmNovember - Pumpkin Latte - Saturday 11/1, 3-5pm or Friday 11/21, 6-8pmDecember - Holiday Snoopy - Friday 12/5 or Friday 12/19, both 6-8pm
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Saturday October 4, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 1 & 2
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 3 & 4
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 5 & 6
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 7 & 8
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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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 - 10:00 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - K-1: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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 - 11:30 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - 4-6: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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 - 10:30 AM
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Sticky Fingers - Fall Sticky Fingers - S1
All the messy stuff without the clean up at home! Come join Ms. Denise and share the tactile learning experiences toddlers love: playdough, shaving cream, paints, glitter and more! Explore, create and build together! Young children will also learn important peer social skills such as taking turns and using kind words with new friends. Come and share the fun of these discoveries with your child while meeting others with children the same age. If you wish to bring a smock please do. Please dress for mess!This is a hands on class for both children & parents!
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays S1
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - 2-3: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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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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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Sunday October 5, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Sundays S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Next Step Skating S1 11am
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Next Step Skating S1 12pm
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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Monday October 6, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Fall 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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10:30 AM - 11:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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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11:30 AM - 12:25 PM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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 - Fall 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 - Fall 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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Play Well Lego Programs - Adventures in Stem w/Legos
ADVENTURES IN STEM with LEGO®Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13),10/20, 10/27, 11/3Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects arerotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.Location: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $159STEM EXPLORATIONS with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $159
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Mondays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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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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Norfolk Soccer Academy - Norfolk Soccer Academy
Norfolk Soccer AcademyAges 6 - 8 years, Co-ed Instructor: NEFC South CoachesMONDAYS: 4:00 - 5:00 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27Designed for players ages 6-8, this program is perfect for the new learner and those starting their soccer journey.Through fun, interactive sessions, players will:* Learn and improve essential soccer skills* Develop a love for the game in a supportive, high-energyenvironment* Build confidence on and off the fieldIt’s the perfect opportunity for young athletes to learn, play, and grow while working toward their full potential.Location: Pond Street Complex, Field D
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Run & Mindfulness Club
Discover Running Ages 3-6Preschoolers, discover the joy of running while building confidence! Kids will incorporate mind-body connection, make friends, and learn valuable skills through fun games and activities. The season culminates in a celebratory FUN 3/4 of a mile run/walk! Each child that finishes the fun run/walk will receive a medal and some cool swag.Tuesdays: 2:00-2:45pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21,10/28 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $159Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our coed 5K club to enhance your physical and mental strength! We’ll focus on goal setting, character development, speed, agility, technique, and endurance. Over the course of the season, we will gradually increase our mileage, culminating in a 5K event. Participants of all fitness levels are encouraged to join. This program is an excellent way to prepare for any sport or simply engage in fitness on its own! Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. Open to ages 8 and up. Wednesdays: 3:15-4:15pmWednesdays: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Location: Freeman Kennedy FieldsFee: $169 Coed 2K Club Ages 5+This co-ed 2K club is an excellent opportunity for kids to get started with running and physical fitness. Participants will gain knowledge about pacing, form, teamwork, and boosting their confidence, culminating in a family-friendly 2K run and physical challenge at the end of the season. Every child who completes the challenge will earn a medal and receive some fun swag. All fitness levels are encouraged to join. Wednesdays: 4:30-5:30pmDates: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Run & Mindfulness Club Ages 4+Our focus will be on enhancing running skills through various drills, while also incorporating methods to strengthen the mind-body connection, including self-talk, guided visualization, and breathing techniques. This class aims to improve endurance, boost confidence, and foster mindfulness, empowering participants to achieve their goals and handle stressful situations effectively. It's a great opportunity to prepare for any sport or to pursue fitness independently! We will wrap up the season with a fun 1-mile run/walk. Everyone of all fitness levels is welcome. Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. This class is designed for ages 4+Mondays: 4:00-5:00pmDATES: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Vamos! Hands-on Music in Spanish with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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!
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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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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Mondays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - The Combo Class - Mondays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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Tuesday October 7, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Fall 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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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10:30 AM - 11:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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11:30 AM - 12:25 PM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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 - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2 - Guided Draw - Grade 1
Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2Instructor: Jen PfeifferGrade 1: TUESDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4 or 11/11), 11/18, 11/25Grade 2: THURSDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20Do you love to watch drawing videos, enjoy “how to draw” books, then join us for some guided drawing fun and create a sketchbook full of fall drawings! Our time together will include a few minutes of outside exercise and fun and a quick snack, then onto the drawing activity of the day. Sketchbooks and related pencils/tools will be provided.Location: H. Olive Day SchoolFee: $149/session
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Play Well Lego Programs - Stem Explorations w/Legos
ADVENTURES IN STEM with LEGO®Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13),10/20, 10/27, 11/3Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects arerotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.Location: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $159STEM EXPLORATIONS with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $159
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Basketball - Grades K-2
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Intro to Piano w/Ivy Music - Intro to Piano - October
These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Basketball - Grades 3-5
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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 S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba Toning
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Mah Jongg Programs - Mah Jongg 101
American Mah Jongg 101TUESDAYS: 6:30-8:30pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, (no 10/21), 10/28, 11/4 Have you thought about learning to play Mah Jongg, but are not sure where to start? Then this is the class for you! This 7-week program prepares you with the knowledge and skills to get started playing this thoughtprovoking, strategic, and social game now played worldwide. Katie Nunes will explain the very basics of the game such as the tile names and game terminology. As the rules become familiar, players will progress and practice, typically with a partner, and as strategies become familiar, players will ultimately play on their own. The course will finish with an evening reserved for gameplay only! We provide all you need including Mah Jongg sets to use during class and the yearly card issued by the National Mah Jongg League needed by each player (card is yours to keep). The instructor will give you helpful learning sheets as well.
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8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Futsal: Adult Indoor Soccer - Fall Futsal
FUTSAL is played in a gymnasium with a low bounce ball where the focus is on short passes. Join the fun and get some GREAT exercise. This is a friendly, co-ed activity geared toward intermediate skill levels and those with experience. New players welcome. Court shoes or indoor soccer shoes required.
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Wednesday October 8, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - Practicing Preschool 201: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Functional Strength Training for Injury Prevention - Functional Strength Training - Wednesdays 10am
Wednesdays, 10:00-10:45am: 10/8, 10/15, (NO 10/22), 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/0, 12/17OR Saturdays, 8:30-9:15am: (NEW TIME!)10/25, 11/1, 11/8, (NO 11/15), 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6, 12/13, 12/20This class is an all levels strength training & cardiovascular workout featuring bodyweight exercises and functional equipment including the TRX suspension trainer, resistance bands, bosu balls and others. The class will promote muscular balance, cardiovascular fitness, andphysical and mental well being. By emphasizing proper form and modifying exercises to the individual, we will maximize results while preventing injury.
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Cupcake Decorating with Al Runs on Cakes - Halloween Themed Cupcakes
Cupcake Decorating WorkshopsHalloween Themed CupcakesWednesday, 10/8 1:00-2:30pm (1/2 Day of School)Grades K-6Winter Themed CupcakesTuesday, 12/9 1:00-2:30pm (1/2 Day of School) Grades K-6Join Allary from Al Runs on Cake for some school half day fun on one or both dates that is sure to be sweet! Kids will be decorating a half of dozen of their own cupcakes! Piping lessons, color mixing and sparkle topping will be included.Allergies? Please be sure to note them at registration. Location: Town Hall Multipurpose Room
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3:30 PM - 4:00 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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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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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - The Combo Class - Wednesdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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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Thursday October 9, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays S1
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 - 11:00 AM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Heirloom New England Programs - Quilting, Crochet & More - Intro to Crochet
INTRO TO CROCHETInstructor: Heirloom New EnglandAges: AdultsTHURSDAYS: 10:00am - 12:00 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23 Over the course of four sessions we'll learn all we need to get hooking! From making foundation chains and granny squares to blankets and amigurumi creatures, we'll explore the sculptural world of crochet. All supplies included to get you started.Maximum Enrollment: 8 Location: Heirloom New England 18 Union St, Norfolk
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Coding for 2nd Graders - Coding for 2nd Graders
Coding For 2nd Graders- Fall Session for 2nd GradersInstructor: Ellen HortonTHURSDAYS: 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20 Learn to code Dash using Blockly. Participants will use their imagination and creativity while working together to create a game/activity using their programing skills and some basicmaterials. Location: H. Olive Day School Library
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Thursdays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2 - Guided Draw - Grade 2
Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2Instructor: Jen PfeifferGrade 1: TUESDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4 or 11/11), 11/18, 11/25Grade 2: THURSDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20Do you love to watch drawing videos, enjoy “how to draw” books, then join us for some guided drawing fun and create a sketchbook full of fall drawings! Our time together will include a few minutes of outside exercise and fun and a quick snack, then onto the drawing activity of the day. Sketchbooks and related pencils/tools will be provided.Location: H. Olive Day SchoolFee: $149/session
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Zoombinis - Zoombinis - Fall
It's the craze! Kids have a blast while developing and improving computational thinking skills playing Zoombinis, an engaging and challenging logic puzzle game. The Zoombinis, small blue creatures each with distinct traits, need your help to escape the evil Bloats and safely travel to Zoombiniville. Students will face a series of 12 puzzles that increase in difficulty, and test and strengthen their logical thinking and pattern recognition skills. Students will participate in hands-on as well al online activities.
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Kids Test Kitchen - Fall Kids Test Kitchen
Kids Test Kitchen - inspire healthy eaters Grades 1 - 6 Instructor: Kids Test KitchenTHURSDAYS: 4:30 - 5:30pmDATES: 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30On a mission to redefine kid food; Kids’ Test Kitchen’s enthusiastic Facilitators get eaters of all ages and abilities, cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients! Kids’ Test Kitchen presents kids the opportunity to explore new or familiar foods in their raw,unmanipulated state. Then, working as a team, they’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until they’ve prepared the finished dish. Class closes with an opportunity to taste the result of their hard work. Students receive a printed recipe card and the focal ingredient - or a sample of the finished dish - so they can show off what they learned! Even the mostreluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own. Lessons are planned to celebrate seasonal produce, whole grains, and legumes.Kids have food allergies, but they shouldn’t miss out on the fun. We know allergies and can work around them, making sure that everyone is havingfun and staying safe.*Families who have students with allergies or other necessary dietary modifications will be required to complete our diet modification formbefore the first class.Location: Town Hall Multipurpose Room
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Mens Basketball - Mens Basketball - PAID IN FULL
MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, (NO 12/11), 12/18 Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Not registering in advance of playing jeopardizes the program! Please be sure we have a CURRENT email address and cell number so we can notify you of last minute changes.There are 2 payment options. ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED regardless ofpayment option chosen:1. Pay $65 and you are paid through December.2. Pay $25 to register online and then pay $5 each nightyou play.Please Note: On occasion, the school needs the gym for school events so basketball is cancelled; price reflects possible cancellations.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Gymnasium
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7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Mens Basketball - Mens Basketball - Pay As Go
MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, (NO 12/11), 12/18 Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Not registering in advance of playing jeopardizes the program! Please be sure we have a CURRENT email address and cell number so we can notify you of last minute changes.There are 2 payment options. ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED regardless ofpayment option chosen:1. Pay $65 and you are paid through December.2. Pay $25 to register online and then pay $5 each nightyou play.Please Note: On occasion, the school needs the gym for school events so basketball is cancelled; price reflects possible cancellations.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Gymnasium
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Friday October 10, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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 Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Dodgeball S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Fridays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Ms. Jen's Fall Programs - Crafters Corner Plus- S1
Fall class schedule with Ms. Jen:After School ArtCrafters Corner Plus - Fridays - 3:15pm-5pm S1: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2:10/24, (NO 10/31), 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5. 12/12 Art Workshops - Wall Art 101 - Sept 6th, 6-8pm - Grades 3-8- Spooky Crafts & More - Oct 11th, 3pm-5pm - Grades 1-6- Tween Night Out - Nov 14th, 6-9pm, Grades 6-8- Fun & Art - December Break Week - 12/29-12/31, 10am-3pmPaint NightsSeptember - Crayon Mania - Friday 9/5 or Friday 9/12, both 6-8pmOctober - Haunted Woods - Friday 10/3 or Friday 10/10, both 6-8pmNovember - Pumpkin Latte - Saturday 11/1, 3-5pm or Friday 11/21, 6-8pmDecember - Holiday Snoopy - Friday 12/5 or Friday 12/19, both 6-8pm
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ms. Jen's Fall Programs - October Paint Night - 10/10
Fall class schedule with Ms. Jen:After School ArtCrafters Corner Plus - Fridays - 3:15pm-5pm S1: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2:10/24, (NO 10/31), 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5. 12/12 Art Workshops - Wall Art 101 - Sept 6th, 6-8pm - Grades 3-8- Spooky Crafts & More - Oct 11th, 3pm-5pm - Grades 1-6- Tween Night Out - Nov 14th, 6-9pm, Grades 6-8- Fun & Art - December Break Week - 12/29-12/31, 10am-3pmPaint NightsSeptember - Crayon Mania - Friday 9/5 or Friday 9/12, both 6-8pmOctober - Haunted Woods - Friday 10/3 or Friday 10/10, both 6-8pmNovember - Pumpkin Latte - Saturday 11/1, 3-5pm or Friday 11/21, 6-8pmDecember - Holiday Snoopy - Friday 12/5 or Friday 12/19, both 6-8pm
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Saturday October 11, 2025
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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2025 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots
2025 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: 2025 OPENING DAY MAY 5th!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 5th – October 11th. Clean-up may begin on April 7th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 11th. (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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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 1 & 2
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 3 & 4
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 5 & 6
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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2025 KP Youth Field Hockey Fall Commonwealth League - Grades 7 & 8
All Towns, all skills welcome!Teams: Grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 FALL 2025 Games on Saturdays 9/6 - 11/1 With Patricia Zini, Field Hockey CoordinatorJoin KP Youth Field Hockey as we participate in our 16th 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.If your player attends at least 50% of their team’s practices and plays in at least 6 of the 8 games you will receive a $150 credit at the end of the season to be used towards KPYFH clinics or leagues. This credit can be used for the 2026 season if you desire, so registering for KP Youth Field Hockey for this fall, can mean 2 seasons for free! Along with the credit, KP Youth Field Hockey players who participate in the Fall 2025 season will receive 25% off all Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics during the 2025-2026 school year. This 25% discount on KPYFH and Norfolk Recreation field hockey clinics is something we will continue from year to year into the future.REGISTRATION CLOSES July 1st!Registration Fee: $0UNIFORM RENTAL FEE: $25, includes uniform and practice t-shirt. Questions? Please email Patricia Zini at kpyouthfieldhockey@norfolk.ma.us
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - K-1: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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 - 11:30 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - 4-6: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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 - Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays S1
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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2025 Liberty Flag Football - 2-3: Liberty Flag Football
FOR GIRLS & BOYS IN GRADES K - 6 (in the Fall of 2025)!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, 3/2, 4-6.Games will be played weekly, mostly on Saturday mornings with the possibility of weekday night games starting September 13th. 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 1st at the latest. Teams will be formed through a draft in August. A skills evaluation night may be scheduled prior to the draft to help us evaluate new and returning players. 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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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Ms. Jen's Fall Programs - Spooky Crafts & More
Fall class schedule with Ms. Jen:After School ArtCrafters Corner Plus - Fridays - 3:15pm-5pm S1: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2:10/24, (NO 10/31), 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5. 12/12 Art Workshops - Wall Art 101 - Sept 6th, 6-8pm - Grades 3-8- Spooky Crafts & More - Oct 11th, 3pm-5pm - Grades 1-6- Tween Night Out - Nov 14th, 6-9pm, Grades 6-8- Fun & Art - December Break Week - 12/29-12/31, 10am-3pmPaint NightsSeptember - Crayon Mania - Friday 9/5 or Friday 9/12, both 6-8pmOctober - Haunted Woods - Friday 10/3 or Friday 10/10, both 6-8pmNovember - Pumpkin Latte - Saturday 11/1, 3-5pm or Friday 11/21, 6-8pmDecember - Holiday Snoopy - Friday 12/5 or Friday 12/19, both 6-8pm
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Tuesday October 14, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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10:30 AM - 11:25 AM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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 - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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11:30 AM - 12:25 PM
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Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Fall 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 - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2 - Guided Draw - Grade 1
Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2Instructor: Jen PfeifferGrade 1: TUESDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4 or 11/11), 11/18, 11/25Grade 2: THURSDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20Do you love to watch drawing videos, enjoy “how to draw” books, then join us for some guided drawing fun and create a sketchbook full of fall drawings! Our time together will include a few minutes of outside exercise and fun and a quick snack, then onto the drawing activity of the day. Sketchbooks and related pencils/tools will be provided.Location: H. Olive Day SchoolFee: $149/session
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Minds In Motion STEM Programs - Future Architects
14 in 1 ROBOT ADVENTUREGrades 3 - 6 MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES:10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24Come and take home your very own solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witnessfirsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solarpowered robots from functional to comical designs! Working with its motor, gears, andsolar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs!Location: Freeman Kennedy Library Fee: $159FUTURE ARCHITECTSGrades K - 2 TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES:10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18,11/25, 12/2Unleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own architectural design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the EiffelTower. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Location: H.Olive Day School Library Fee: $159
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Play Well Lego Programs - Stem Explorations w/Legos
ADVENTURES IN STEM with LEGO®Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13),10/20, 10/27, 11/3Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects arerotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.Location: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $159STEM EXPLORATIONS with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $159
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Basketball - Grades K-2
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Intro to Piano w/Ivy Music - Intro to Piano - October
These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Basketball - Grades 3-5
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades 3-6 Tuesdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Tuesdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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 S1
Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 9/7 - 10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 11/2 - 12/21 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 ProgramSession 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 9/7-10/26SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 9/7-10/26Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):SUNDAYS: 11:00am, 11/2-12/21SUNDAYS: 12:00pm, 11/2-12/21The 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 HockeyAges 6-12Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 9/2 - 10/21Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 10/28 - 12/16“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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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba Toning
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Mah Jongg Programs - Mah Jongg 101
American Mah Jongg 101TUESDAYS: 6:30-8:30pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, (no 10/21), 10/28, 11/4 Have you thought about learning to play Mah Jongg, but are not sure where to start? Then this is the class for you! This 7-week program prepares you with the knowledge and skills to get started playing this thoughtprovoking, strategic, and social game now played worldwide. Katie Nunes will explain the very basics of the game such as the tile names and game terminology. As the rules become familiar, players will progress and practice, typically with a partner, and as strategies become familiar, players will ultimately play on their own. The course will finish with an evening reserved for gameplay only! We provide all you need including Mah Jongg sets to use during class and the yearly card issued by the National Mah Jongg League needed by each player (card is yours to keep). The instructor will give you helpful learning sheets as well.
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8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Futsal: Adult Indoor Soccer - Fall Futsal
FUTSAL is played in a gymnasium with a low bounce ball where the focus is on short passes. Join the fun and get some GREAT exercise. This is a friendly, co-ed activity geared toward intermediate skill levels and those with experience. New players welcome. Court shoes or indoor soccer shoes required.
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Wednesday October 15, 2025
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Practicing Preschool 201: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Functional Strength Training for Injury Prevention - Functional Strength Training - Wednesdays 10am
Wednesdays, 10:00-10:45am: 10/8, 10/15, (NO 10/22), 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3, 12/0, 12/17OR Saturdays, 8:30-9:15am: (NEW TIME!)10/25, 11/1, 11/8, (NO 11/15), 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6, 12/13, 12/20This class is an all levels strength training & cardiovascular workout featuring bodyweight exercises and functional equipment including the TRX suspension trainer, resistance bands, bosu balls and others. The class will promote muscular balance, cardiovascular fitness, andphysical and mental well being. By emphasizing proper form and modifying exercises to the individual, we will maximize results while preventing injury.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Practicing Preschool: Wednesdays 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Coed 5K Club
Discover Running Ages 3-6Preschoolers, discover the joy of running while building confidence! Kids will incorporate mind-body connection, make friends, and learn valuable skills through fun games and activities. The season culminates in a celebratory FUN 3/4 of a mile run/walk! Each child that finishes the fun run/walk will receive a medal and some cool swag.Tuesdays: 2:00-2:45pmDATES: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21,10/28 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $159Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our coed 5K club to enhance your physical and mental strength! We’ll focus on goal setting, character development, speed, agility, technique, and endurance. Over the course of the season, we will gradually increase our mileage, culminating in a 5K event. Participants of all fitness levels are encouraged to join. This program is an excellent way to prepare for any sport or simply engage in fitness on its own! Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. Open to ages 8 and up. Wednesdays: 3:15-4:15pmWednesdays: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Location: Freeman Kennedy FieldsFee: $169 Coed 2K Club Ages 5+This co-ed 2K club is an excellent opportunity for kids to get started with running and physical fitness. Participants will gain knowledge about pacing, form, teamwork, and boosting their confidence, culminating in a family-friendly 2K run and physical challenge at the end of the season. Every child who completes the challenge will earn a medal and receive some fun swag. All fitness levels are encouraged to join. Wednesdays: 4:30-5:30pmDates: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Run & Mindfulness Club Ages 4+Our focus will be on enhancing running skills through various drills, while also incorporating methods to strengthen the mind-body connection, including self-talk, guided visualization, and breathing techniques. This class aims to improve endurance, boost confidence, and foster mindfulness, empowering participants to achieve their goals and handle stressful situations effectively. It's a great opportunity to prepare for any sport or to pursue fitness independently! We will wrap up the season with a fun 1-mile run/walk. Everyone of all fitness levels is welcome. Every participant who completes the run will earn a medal and receive some awesome swag. This class is designed for ages 4+Mondays: 4:00-5:00pmDATES: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Skyhawks Youth Programs - Skyhawks Ultimate Sports
Skyhawks Afterschool BasketballTUESDAYS: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Grades 3-5: 4:30-5:30pm Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Bring water & wear sneakersLocation: H.Olive Day GymnasiumSkyhawks Sports & Games TUESDAYS: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16, 12/23Grades K-2: 3:15-4:15pm Ages 4 & 5: 4:30-5:30pmIn this this program, Skyhawks patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-buildinggames and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of many different popular sports and games. Sports and games may include variations of dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer, ultimate frisbee, basketball, kickball, wiffleball, flag football, team handball and many more.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium Skyhawks Ultimate SportsWEDNESDAYS: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Grades 3 - 6: 3:15-4:15pmSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. For this program, our patient and knowledgeable staff play a variety of fast paced, cooperative team games focused on hand eye coordination. Proper throwing and catching techniques are taught and practiced while learning the games of Ultimate Disc, Ultimate Handball, Ultimate Football, and various versions of Capture the Flag.Location: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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3:30 PM - 4:00 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 - 5:15 PM
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Skyhawks Preschool Programs - Skyhawks 1st Down Tots
‘1st DOWN’ TOTSAges 3.5 - 5 WEDNESDAYS: 4:30-5:15pmDATES: 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22, 10/29Get ready to huddle up with 1st Down Tots and learn about football in a safe, non-contact environment. This program is focused on enhancing fitness, coordination, and fundamentalskills while fostering a love for the game. Each session is packed with excitement and learning, perfect for kick starting a lifelong passion for football where teamwork and fun rule the field! Please bring water and wear sneakersLocation: Freeman Kennedy Fields
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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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Exercise with Nanci - The Combo Class - Wednesdays
The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26), 12/3 FRIDAYS 8:30 - 9:30 AM9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5This 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 - 11:00am Fall Session 1: THURSDAYS: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9And/OrSATURDAYS: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, 10/11Fall Session 2: THURSDAYS: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4And/OrSATURDAYS: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, (NO 11/29), 12/6 Add 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).Happy Dogs Hike Time: 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fall Session 1: FRIDAYS: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17Fall Session 2: FRIDAYS: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, (NO 11/28), 12/5Hike with your “best friend”! Join other dog owners in this popular group exercise! Dogs, just like humans, are social beings. Regular playdates with other dogs are an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. Let’s get together for some fresh air and a romp through the woods with your dog. Bring a leash, pick-up bags and water for your dog. No aggressive dogs please!Locations for Ladies Light Hike & Dog 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 Kelly to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The earlier class times are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the later class isfor more experienced players. All players will develop basic skills as well as improve technical skills 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 own.Fall 2025 Session Dates & TimesMONDAYS:Session 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20Session 2: 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 6:00 pm-7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30-9:00pmWEDNESDAYS:Session 1: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, (NO 10/8), 10/15, 10/22Session 2: 10/29,11/5, 11/12, 11/19, (NO 11/26),12/3, 12/10More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
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Thursday October 16, 2025
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Heirloom New England Programs - Quilting, Crochet & More - Intro to Crochet
INTRO TO CROCHETInstructor: Heirloom New EnglandAges: AdultsTHURSDAYS: 10:00am - 12:00 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23 Over the course of four sessions we'll learn all we need to get hooking! From making foundation chains and granny squares to blankets and amigurumi creatures, we'll explore the sculptural world of crochet. All supplies included to get you started.Maximum Enrollment: 8 Location: Heirloom New England 18 Union St, Norfolk
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - 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.Snacks are provided-our snacks are suitable for many allergies, but we always want to be safe. PLEASE be sure to note 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.THERE IS NO EXTENDED DAY ON NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL EARLY RELEASE DAYS.
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Coding for 2nd Graders - Coding for 2nd Graders
Coding For 2nd Graders- Fall Session for 2nd GradersInstructor: Ellen HortonTHURSDAYS: 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20 Learn to code Dash using Blockly. Participants will use their imagination and creativity while working together to create a game/activity using their programing skills and some basicmaterials. Location: H. Olive Day School Library
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST Super Sports - Thursdays S1
F.A.S.T. Super SportTIME: 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1S1: 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16S2: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2S1:9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Get up, get going and get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics Super Sports Program. Each week children will play games such as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Dodgeball, Baseball, Kickball and Capture the Flag. Learning the basic skills of each sport is emphasized. Each class will end with a high energy game of the sport played that day. Games may be played outside depending on availability and weather.Location: H. Olive Day School Gymnasium F.A.S.T. DodgeballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6S1: 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17S2: 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 Always a favorite! F.A.S.T. Athletics will teach everyone different versions of Dodgeball along with game strategies while emphasizing teamwork. Join in for a great end-of-the-school-week activity!Location: Meet @Freeman-Kennedy Gymnasium
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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FK Morning Show - Fall 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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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2 - Guided Draw - Grade 2
Guided Drawing for Grades 1 & 2Instructor: Jen PfeifferGrade 1: TUESDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4 or 11/11), 11/18, 11/25Grade 2: THURSDAYS, 3:15-4:15pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20Do you love to watch drawing videos, enjoy “how to draw” books, then join us for some guided drawing fun and create a sketchbook full of fall drawings! Our time together will include a few minutes of outside exercise and fun and a quick snack, then onto the drawing activity of the day. Sketchbooks and related pencils/tools will be provided.Location: H. Olive Day SchoolFee: $149/session
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Zoombinis - Zoombinis - Fall
It's the craze! Kids have a blast while developing and improving computational thinking skills playing Zoombinis, an engaging and challenging logic puzzle game. The Zoombinis, small blue creatures each with distinct traits, need your help to escape the evil Bloats and safely travel to Zoombiniville. Students will face a series of 12 puzzles that increase in difficulty, and test and strengthen their logical thinking and pattern recognition skills. Students will participate in hands-on as well al online activities.
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 3:15
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Kids Test Kitchen - Fall Kids Test Kitchen
Kids Test Kitchen - inspire healthy eaters Grades 1 - 6 Instructor: Kids Test KitchenTHURSDAYS: 4:30 - 5:30pmDATES: 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30On a mission to redefine kid food; Kids’ Test Kitchen’s enthusiastic Facilitators get eaters of all ages and abilities, cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients! Kids’ Test Kitchen presents kids the opportunity to explore new or familiar foods in their raw,unmanipulated state. Then, working as a team, they’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until they’ve prepared the finished dish. Class closes with an opportunity to taste the result of their hard work. Students receive a printed recipe card and the focal ingredient - or a sample of the finished dish - so they can show off what they learned! Even the mostreluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own. Lessons are planned to celebrate seasonal produce, whole grains, and legumes.Kids have food allergies, but they shouldn’t miss out on the fun. We know allergies and can work around them, making sure that everyone is havingfun and staying safe.*Families who have students with allergies or other necessary dietary modifications will be required to complete our diet modification formbefore the first class.Location: Town Hall Multipurpose Room
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4:45 PM - 6:00 PM
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Lights, Camera, Act! - Grades K-2 - Thursdays 4:45
Join Ms. Jen for some new dramatic fun! Students will enjoy a wide range of creative activities where they will learn various acting techniques, build confidence and practice self-expression all while working together. Each age group will focus on different skills and participate in different exercises that meet them where they are developmentally. Come let loose and find your voice! GRADES K-2THURSDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4Beginner students will dig into their imagination and discover the world of acting through storytelling, movement, simple improv and creative play. Students work together to develop scenes and create skits. Grades 3-6MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, (NO 10/13), 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1TUESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:30pm OR 4:45 - 6:00pmDATES: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9* The 12/9 class will be held at Norfolk Town HallStudents in this class continue to focus on storytelling with a larger emphasis on the foundations of improv. Actors will begin utilizing and writing small scripts, learning speech exercise and breathwork, creating partner and group based scenes and enhancing on-stage performance skills!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Forekicks Fall Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays
Starting 9/2/25
Tuesday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic Ages 6&7 - 10 weeks
Tuesday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Starting 9/4/25
Thursday's 4pm Grassroots/Micro Golf Clinic Ages 4-7 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic Ages 8-14 - 10 weeks
Thursday's 6pm Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Starting 9/5/25
Friday's 9am Adult Golf Clinic - 10 weeks
Friday's 4pm Micro Golf Clinic 6&7 - 10 weeks
Friday's 5pm Junior Golf Clinic 8-14 - 10 weeks
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Zumba Classes - Fall Zumba
ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmFall Session Dates: 9/18, (NO 9/25), 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27) 12/4 Zumba is great exercise, great fun and suitable whether you’re trying to up your exercise routine or trying to get back in the game. Join us for these fun and lively classes taught by experienced professionals. If you love rhythm (or even if you are a little rhythm challenged) Zumba is for you! Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout system that will blow you away. The goal is simple: to work out, to love working out, and to stick with it! Interval training with fast & slow rhythms & resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.ZUMBA TONING With Christine French Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:30pmFall Session Dates: : 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, (NO 11/4), (NO 11/11), 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, (NO 12/9), 12/16Love Zumba but want to try something a little different? This fun and energetic class takes traditional Zumba moves and adds the challenge of resistance by adding light weights, resulting in a higher calorie burn than strength training alone and offering a superb opportunity for cardiovascular exercise. And, because it’s Zumba, it’s fun! You will find that adding resistance with light weights tones and sculpts specific muscle groups, such as your arms, core and lower body. Throw in high energy, upbeat music and you have a great night that helps get your body looking and feeling awesome!
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING
Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration***Dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, 12/11 A vinyasa class where students challenge their own limits and engage in an individual exploration of their physical capacity to move through poses. All are welcome to attend this class and each student is encouraged to work through guided sequences at his or her own pace. We keep the structure of the class accessible for those newer to yoga but offer variations to engage and challenge more seasoned practitioners.Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied, some weeks light weights will be used to help with bone maintenance and development. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
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7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Mens Basketball - Mens Basketball - PAID IN FULL
MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, (NO 12/11), 12/18 Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Not registering in advance of playing jeopardizes the program! Please be sure we have a CURRENT email address and cell number so we can notify you of last minute changes.There are 2 payment options. ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED regardless ofpayment option chosen:1. Pay $65 and you are paid through December.2. Pay $25 to register online and then pay $5 each nightyou play.Please Note: On occasion, the school needs the gym for school events so basketball is cancelled; price reflects possible cancellations.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Gymnasium
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7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Mens Basketball - Mens Basketball - Pay As Go
MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmDATES: 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, (NO 11/27), 12/4, (NO 12/11), 12/18 Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Not registering in advance of playing jeopardizes the program! Please be sure we have a CURRENT email address and cell number so we can notify you of last minute changes.There are 2 payment options. ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED regardless ofpayment option chosen:1. Pay $65 and you are paid through December.2. Pay $25 to register online and then pay $5 each nightyou play.Please Note: On occasion, the school needs the gym for school events so basketball is cancelled; price reflects possible cancellations.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Gymnasium
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