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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	L'il Scientists - Spring L'il Scientists Children this age are naturally inquisitive of the world around them. This class will hone their curiosity and give children the opportunity to explore, feel, smell, and experiment! Join us!Please send a labeled water bottle /cup for your child as well as a small (nut free) snack. This is a drop-off program.
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Functional Strength Training for Injury Prevention - Spring Functional Strength Training - Wednesdays 10am SPRING DATES:WEDNESDAYS: 10:00-10:45amDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10This 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Fuse Bead Fun - Fuse Bead Fun FUSE BEAD FUNInstructor: Ashley LegerWEDNESDAYS: Dismissal-4:15pm Grades 1 - 2DATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3Get ready to design, create, and fuse! Students will explore their creativity by making colorful Perler bead creations and pixel-inspired art. From simple shapes and animals to more detailed designs, children will practice patience, fine motor skills, and artistic expression while having tons of fun. Students will plan their designs, build them bead by bead, and watch their creations come to life through the fusing process. Whether your child loves patterns, bright colors, or imaginative designs, this hands-on club is the perfect place to create and connect with friends after school!
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Minecraft Master Engineering w/Legos SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	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: 1:30-2:15pmDATES: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our co-ed 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Location: 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: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
3:30 PM - 4:25 PM	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.
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	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.
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Coed 2K 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: 1:30-2:15pmDATES: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our co-ed 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Location: 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: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Wednesdays - 6:00pm - More Advanced/Competitive Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Wednesdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Wednesdays - 7:30pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginners Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10

Thursday May 28, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM	Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Spring Practicing Preschool Thursdays S2 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.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Spring Practicing Preschool: Thursdays Extended Day S2 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.
3:00 PM - 3:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - Spring FAST Super Sports - Thursdays F.A.S.T Dodgeball Spring TournamentJoin the FAST Coaches for a 1 day Dodgeball tournament. This will be a round robin, high energy, music playing event you will not want to miss. Join your friends for a great afternoon of Dodgeball. All players will be divided into equal teams and placed in a tournament bracket and there will be one team remaining at the end. FAST will be holding a tournament at each schoolFriday June 12th 3:15-5:15Grades K-2 @ HODGrades 3-6 @FK$40 per studentF.A.S.T. BASKETBALLGrades K-2: 3:15-4:15pmGrades 2-6: 4:30-5:30pmTUESDAYS: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26FAST Athletics basketball program helps increase the student’s confidence in passing, shooting, and dribbling skills so when it’s time to make that game winning shot they are ready! Students will also learn the proper techniques of playing defense, rebounding, and boxing out. Besides scrimmaging, the students will also play games such as knock out, dribbling relay races, and hot hands.SUPER SPORTS 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2Dates: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/3 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. Flag FootballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6DATES: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/5 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
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	FK Morning Show - Spring FK Morning Show - Thursdays 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Zoombinis - Zoombinis -Spring 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.
3:15 PM - 4:30 PM	Art Programs - Lets Paint: Exploring Famous Artists PAINT NIGHTSFor Grades 1 - 8Kick back, relax, and come have some fun learning how to create some pretty awesome canvas paintings! Each workshop will be instructional with room for unique personal touches.April: Rainbow Cats - Friday, 4/10, 6-8pmLets Paint: Exploring Famous ArtistsGrades 3-6 Instructor: Marianne KosloskyTHURSDAYS: Dismissal-4:30pmDATES: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4Get ready to think like an artist and paint like the masters! In this fun, hands-on art class, students will explore famous artists and create bold, colorful masterpieces inspired by their styles. We’ll experiment with painting techniques, discover why artists make the choices they do, and share our ideas about the art we see. There’s no right or wrong in art—just creativity, imagination, and lots of color!Week 1: Let’s Explore Color!Week 2: 6-7: Andy Warhol StyleWeek 3: Starry Night - Van GoghWeek 4: Dots, Dots and More Dots!Week 5: K-Pop Demon HunterWeek 6: Make Our Own MondrianLocation: Freeman Kennedy School Art Room
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Kids Test Kitchen - Spring Kids Test Kitchen Kids Test Kitchen - inspire healthy eaters Grades 1 - 6 Instructor: Kids Test KitchenTHURSDAYS: 4:30 - 5:30pmDATES: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4On 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
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Zumba Classes - Spring Zumba ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard  THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmWinter Session Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, (NO 2/19), 2/26, (NO 3/5), 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, (NO 4/9), 4/16 Spring Session Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4  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 - 7:30pmWinter Session Dates: 1/6, 1/13, 1/20, 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, (NO 2/17), (NO 2/24 snow), 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, (NO 3/24), 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, (NO 4/21), 4/28Spring Session Dates: 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9 Love 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!
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Mens Basketball - Winter/Spring Mens Basketball - PAID IN FULL MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmWinter/Spring Dates: 1/15, 1/22, (NO 1/29), 2/5, (NO 2/12), (NO 2/19), 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, (NO 4/23), 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, (NO 5/21), 5/28, 6/4, 6/11Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. Please note this is the most up to date schedule - differs from the printed brochure.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 $99 and you are paid through June.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 GymnasiumFall Dates: 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
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Mens Basketball - Winter/Spring Mens Basketball - Pay As Go MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmWinter/Spring Dates: 1/15, 1/22, (NO 1/29), 2/5, (NO 2/12), (NO 2/19), 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, (NO 4/23), 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, (NO 5/21), 5/28, 6/4, 6/11Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. Please note this is the most up to date schedule - differs from the printed brochure.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 $99 and you are paid through June.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 GymnasiumFall Dates: 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

Friday May 29, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 9:55 AM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Fridays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - Spring FAST Flag Football F.A.S.T Dodgeball Spring TournamentJoin the FAST Coaches for a 1 day Dodgeball tournament. This will be a round robin, high energy, music playing event you will not want to miss. Join your friends for a great afternoon of Dodgeball. All players will be divided into equal teams and placed in a tournament bracket and there will be one team remaining at the end. FAST will be holding a tournament at each schoolFriday June 12th 3:15-5:15Grades K-2 @ HODGrades 3-6 @FK$40 per studentF.A.S.T. BASKETBALLGrades K-2: 3:15-4:15pmGrades 2-6: 4:30-5:30pmTUESDAYS: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26FAST Athletics basketball program helps increase the student’s confidence in passing, shooting, and dribbling skills so when it’s time to make that game winning shot they are ready! Students will also learn the proper techniques of playing defense, rebounding, and boxing out. Besides scrimmaging, the students will also play games such as knock out, dribbling relay races, and hot hands.SUPER SPORTS 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2Dates: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/3 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. Flag FootballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6DATES: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/5 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
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - Spring FAST Super Sports - Fridays F.A.S.T Dodgeball Spring TournamentJoin the FAST Coaches for a 1 day Dodgeball tournament. This will be a round robin, high energy, music playing event you will not want to miss. Join your friends for a great afternoon of Dodgeball. All players will be divided into equal teams and placed in a tournament bracket and there will be one team remaining at the end. FAST will be holding a tournament at each schoolFriday June 12th 3:15-5:15Grades K-2 @ HODGrades 3-6 @FK$40 per studentF.A.S.T. BASKETBALLGrades K-2: 3:15-4:15pmGrades 2-6: 4:30-5:30pmTUESDAYS: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26FAST Athletics basketball program helps increase the student’s confidence in passing, shooting, and dribbling skills so when it’s time to make that game winning shot they are ready! Students will also learn the proper techniques of playing defense, rebounding, and boxing out. Besides scrimmaging, the students will also play games such as knock out, dribbling relay races, and hot hands.SUPER SPORTS 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2Dates: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/3 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. Flag FootballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6DATES: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/5 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
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM	Friday Night Kids Club - May 29th Kids Club Grab yourself a night out on the town while your children have a blast in this exciting alternative to hiring a babysitter! Kids will participate in fun activities with friends, new and old! Our staff will keep the children entertained with games, crafts and a pizza dinner. After dinner we will watch a movie and have some treats to finish up the night! Space is limited and fills quickly so please register early to ensure your spot. If your child has a food allergy please send them with dinner and snacks.All dates are separate registrations. As of the January Kids Club, the sibling discount will be applied in your cart at checkout.

Saturday May 30, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM	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.
9:45 AM - 11:00 AM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	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.
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM	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.

Sunday May 31, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Youth Field Hockey Clinics - KP Youth Field Hockey Clinic - Grades 2-3 KP Youth Field Hockey Weekly Skills ClinicsWith Varsity Coach Wilder with KP Staff and Players. SUNDAYS: 4/26, 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, ( NO 5/24) , 5/31, 6/7Gr. K-5 @ 9-10amAt KP HIGH SCHOOL : Turf FieldJoin Varsity Coach Kaitlyn Wilder and the KP Field Hockey staff and players for Sunday morning skills, drills, and scrimmages! Perfect for players of all levels, this program is a fun way to get started/continue developing your skills.Fees: $99What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouth guard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Be sure to tie hair back.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Youth Field Hockey Clinics - KP Youth Field Hockey Clinic - Grades 4-5 KP Youth Field Hockey Weekly Skills ClinicsWith Varsity Coach Wilder with KP Staff and Players. SUNDAYS: 4/26, 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, ( NO 5/24) , 5/31, 6/7Gr. K-5 @ 9-10amAt KP HIGH SCHOOL : Turf FieldJoin Varsity Coach Kaitlyn Wilder and the KP Field Hockey staff and players for Sunday morning skills, drills, and scrimmages! Perfect for players of all levels, this program is a fun way to get started/continue developing your skills.Fees: $99What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouth guard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Be sure to tie hair back.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Youth Field Hockey Clinics - KP Youth Field Hockey Clinic - Grades K-1 KP Youth Field Hockey Weekly Skills ClinicsWith Varsity Coach Wilder with KP Staff and Players. SUNDAYS: 4/26, 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, ( NO 5/24) , 5/31, 6/7Gr. K-5 @ 9-10amAt KP HIGH SCHOOL : Turf FieldJoin Varsity Coach Kaitlyn Wilder and the KP Field Hockey staff and players for Sunday morning skills, drills, and scrimmages! Perfect for players of all levels, this program is a fun way to get started/continue developing your skills.Fees: $99What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouth guard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Be sure to tie hair back.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Skate - Sundays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Next Step Skating - 11am - S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Next Step Skating - 12pm - S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.

Monday June 1, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM	Krafty Kiddos - Spring Krafty Kiddos Does your child love to create, play games, and read stories? If so then join us for fun morning of themed crafts and activities with topics that have included Fire fighters & Police, Halloween, Friendship, Favorite Animal and more!Please send a labeled water bottle /cup for your child as well as a small (nut free) snack. This is a drop-off program.
10:30 AM - 11:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
11:30 AM - 12:25 PM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
1:30 PM - 2:25 PM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	FK Morning Show - Spring FK Morning Show - Mondays 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Musical Theater - Descendants: Rise of Red Descendants: Rise of RedGrades 3-6MONDAYS: Dismissal-4:15pmDATES: 3/30, (NO 4/6), 4/13, (NO 4/20), 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8Come join in on the fun of learning how to take part in a musical theater performance! Children will learn the basics of putting together a production and sing, dance and act their way into a world of excitement in the musical, ‘Red’s Medley Excerpts’, an adaptation alongthe theme of the original, “Descendants: Rise of Red”. Students will audition for roles and everyone will receive a speaking part of some kind. No experience needed.Costumes are encouraged but not required
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Minecraft Engineering w/Legos SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
3:30 PM - 4:25 PM	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.
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	Vamos! Hands-on Music in Spanish with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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!
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	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.
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Mondays - 6:00pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginner Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Mondays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Mondays - 7:30pm - More Advanced/Competitive Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10

Tuesday June 2, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM	Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Spring Practicing Preschool Tuesdays S2 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.
10:30 AM - 11:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Spring Practicing Preschool: Tuesdays Extended Day S2 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	FK Morning Show - Spring FK Morning Show - Tuesdays 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Spanish Explorers - Spring Spanish Explorers SPANISH EXPLORERS!Instructor: Ailish McBrideDATES: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9Tuesdays, Dismissal-4:15pmCalling all 3rd–6th graders! Join Ms. McBride at the Freeman Kennedy Schoolfor a fun, hands-on Spanish program. Each week brings a new theme—the alphabet, numbers, greetings, animals, days and months, clothing, colors, and common phrases. Students will learn vocabulary through games like Go Fish, Memory, and Pictionary, plus crafts and other activities. We can’t wait to launch this program and offer it on an ongoing basis!Location: Freeman Kennedy School, Room TBDMax Enrollment: 16 Fee: $79
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Skate - Tuesdays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Spring Golf Classes - A-3: Adult Lesson GOLF CLINICS at WENTWORTH HILLSw/ Golf Pros Bruce Hamilton & Denis Amico of Golf Smart LLCSpring Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Wentworth Hills Country Club for our Junior Golf Clinics. This introductory program is designed specifically for boys and girls ages 8-14. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The Clinics consist of four (4) 45 minute lessons over two weeks, (conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons) which will cover safety, the golf swing with putter, iron and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment be provided if needed. Spring Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Wentworth Hills Country Club to offer Adult Golf Clinics for new adult golfers held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for those new to the game as well as those with some limited golf experience. The clinic consists of (4)four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, ( conducted on Tuesdays & Wednesdays) which cover the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Come and learn golf in a stress-free, relaxed environment. Equipment will be provided if needed.
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Zumba Classes - Spring Zumba Toning ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard  THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmWinter Session Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, (NO 2/19), 2/26, (NO 3/5), 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, (NO 4/9), 4/16 Spring Session Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4  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 - 7:30pmWinter Session Dates: 1/6, 1/13, 1/20, 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, (NO 2/17), (NO 2/24 snow), 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, (NO 3/24), 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, (NO 4/21), 4/28Spring Session Dates: 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9 Love 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!
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Futsal: Adult Indoor Soccer - Spring 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.

Wednesday June 3, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	L'il Scientists - Spring L'il Scientists Children this age are naturally inquisitive of the world around them. This class will hone their curiosity and give children the opportunity to explore, feel, smell, and experiment! Join us!Please send a labeled water bottle /cup for your child as well as a small (nut free) snack. This is a drop-off program.
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Functional Strength Training for Injury Prevention - Spring Functional Strength Training - Wednesdays 10am SPRING DATES:WEDNESDAYS: 10:00-10:45amDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10This 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Fuse Bead Fun - Fuse Bead Fun FUSE BEAD FUNInstructor: Ashley LegerWEDNESDAYS: Dismissal-4:15pm Grades 1 - 2DATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3Get ready to design, create, and fuse! Students will explore their creativity by making colorful Perler bead creations and pixel-inspired art. From simple shapes and animals to more detailed designs, children will practice patience, fine motor skills, and artistic expression while having tons of fun. Students will plan their designs, build them bead by bead, and watch their creations come to life through the fusing process. Whether your child loves patterns, bright colors, or imaginative designs, this hands-on club is the perfect place to create and connect with friends after school!
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Minecraft Master Engineering w/Legos SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	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: 1:30-2:15pmDATES: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our co-ed 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Location: 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: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
3:30 PM - 4:25 PM	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.
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	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.
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Coed 2K 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: 1:30-2:15pmDATES: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our co-ed 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Location: 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: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Spring Golf Classes - A-3: Adult Lesson GOLF CLINICS at WENTWORTH HILLSw/ Golf Pros Bruce Hamilton & Denis Amico of Golf Smart LLCSpring Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Wentworth Hills Country Club for our Junior Golf Clinics. This introductory program is designed specifically for boys and girls ages 8-14. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The Clinics consist of four (4) 45 minute lessons over two weeks, (conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons) which will cover safety, the golf swing with putter, iron and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment be provided if needed. Spring Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Wentworth Hills Country Club to offer Adult Golf Clinics for new adult golfers held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for those new to the game as well as those with some limited golf experience. The clinic consists of (4)four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, ( conducted on Tuesdays & Wednesdays) which cover the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Come and learn golf in a stress-free, relaxed environment. Equipment will be provided if needed.
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Wednesdays - 6:00pm - More Advanced/Competitive Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Wednesdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Wednesdays - 7:30pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginners Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10

Thursday June 4, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM	Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Spring Practicing Preschool Thursdays S2 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.
9:45 AM - 11:00 AM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Practicing Preschool with Extended Day Options - Spring Practicing Preschool: Thursdays Extended Day S2 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.
3:00 PM - 3:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	FK Morning Show - Spring FK Morning Show - Thursdays 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Zoombinis - Zoombinis -Spring 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.
3:15 PM - 4:30 PM	Art Programs - Lets Paint: Exploring Famous Artists PAINT NIGHTSFor Grades 1 - 8Kick back, relax, and come have some fun learning how to create some pretty awesome canvas paintings! Each workshop will be instructional with room for unique personal touches.April: Rainbow Cats - Friday, 4/10, 6-8pmLets Paint: Exploring Famous ArtistsGrades 3-6 Instructor: Marianne KosloskyTHURSDAYS: Dismissal-4:30pmDATES: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4Get ready to think like an artist and paint like the masters! In this fun, hands-on art class, students will explore famous artists and create bold, colorful masterpieces inspired by their styles. We’ll experiment with painting techniques, discover why artists make the choices they do, and share our ideas about the art we see. There’s no right or wrong in art—just creativity, imagination, and lots of color!Week 1: Let’s Explore Color!Week 2: 6-7: Andy Warhol StyleWeek 3: Starry Night - Van GoghWeek 4: Dots, Dots and More Dots!Week 5: K-Pop Demon HunterWeek 6: Make Our Own MondrianLocation: Freeman Kennedy School Art Room
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Kids Test Kitchen - Spring Kids Test Kitchen Kids Test Kitchen - inspire healthy eaters Grades 1 - 6 Instructor: Kids Test KitchenTHURSDAYS: 4:30 - 5:30pmDATES: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4On 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
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Zumba Classes - Spring Zumba ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard  THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmWinter Session Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, (NO 2/19), 2/26, (NO 3/5), 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, (NO 4/9), 4/16 Spring Session Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4  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 - 7:30pmWinter Session Dates: 1/6, 1/13, 1/20, 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, (NO 2/17), (NO 2/24 snow), 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, (NO 3/24), 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, (NO 4/21), 4/28Spring Session Dates: 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9 Love 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!
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Mens Basketball - Winter/Spring Mens Basketball - PAID IN FULL MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmWinter/Spring Dates: 1/15, 1/22, (NO 1/29), 2/5, (NO 2/12), (NO 2/19), 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, (NO 4/23), 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, (NO 5/21), 5/28, 6/4, 6/11Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. Please note this is the most up to date schedule - differs from the printed brochure.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 $99 and you are paid through June.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 GymnasiumFall Dates: 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
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Mens Basketball - Winter/Spring Mens Basketball - Pay As Go MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmWinter/Spring Dates: 1/15, 1/22, (NO 1/29), 2/5, (NO 2/12), (NO 2/19), 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, (NO 4/23), 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, (NO 5/21), 5/28, 6/4, 6/11Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. Please note this is the most up to date schedule - differs from the printed brochure.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 $99 and you are paid through June.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 GymnasiumFall Dates: 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

Friday June 5, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 9:55 AM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Fridays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - Spring FAST Flag Football F.A.S.T Dodgeball Spring TournamentJoin the FAST Coaches for a 1 day Dodgeball tournament. This will be a round robin, high energy, music playing event you will not want to miss. Join your friends for a great afternoon of Dodgeball. All players will be divided into equal teams and placed in a tournament bracket and there will be one team remaining at the end. FAST will be holding a tournament at each schoolFriday June 12th 3:15-5:15Grades K-2 @ HODGrades 3-6 @FK$40 per studentF.A.S.T. BASKETBALLGrades K-2: 3:15-4:15pmGrades 2-6: 4:30-5:30pmTUESDAYS: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26FAST Athletics basketball program helps increase the student’s confidence in passing, shooting, and dribbling skills so when it’s time to make that game winning shot they are ready! Students will also learn the proper techniques of playing defense, rebounding, and boxing out. Besides scrimmaging, the students will also play games such as knock out, dribbling relay races, and hot hands.SUPER SPORTS 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2Dates: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/3 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. Flag FootballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6DATES: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/5 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
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - Spring FAST Super Sports - Fridays F.A.S.T Dodgeball Spring TournamentJoin the FAST Coaches for a 1 day Dodgeball tournament. This will be a round robin, high energy, music playing event you will not want to miss. Join your friends for a great afternoon of Dodgeball. All players will be divided into equal teams and placed in a tournament bracket and there will be one team remaining at the end. FAST will be holding a tournament at each schoolFriday June 12th 3:15-5:15Grades K-2 @ HODGrades 3-6 @FK$40 per studentF.A.S.T. BASKETBALLGrades K-2: 3:15-4:15pmGrades 2-6: 4:30-5:30pmTUESDAYS: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26FAST Athletics basketball program helps increase the student’s confidence in passing, shooting, and dribbling skills so when it’s time to make that game winning shot they are ready! Students will also learn the proper techniques of playing defense, rebounding, and boxing out. Besides scrimmaging, the students will also play games such as knock out, dribbling relay races, and hot hands.SUPER SPORTS 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2Dates: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/3 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. Flag FootballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6DATES: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/5 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
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Saturday June 6, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM	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.
9:45 AM - 11:00 AM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	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.
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM	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.

Sunday June 7, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Youth Field Hockey Clinics - KP Youth Field Hockey Clinic - Grades 2-3 KP Youth Field Hockey Weekly Skills ClinicsWith Varsity Coach Wilder with KP Staff and Players. SUNDAYS: 4/26, 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, ( NO 5/24) , 5/31, 6/7Gr. K-5 @ 9-10amAt KP HIGH SCHOOL : Turf FieldJoin Varsity Coach Kaitlyn Wilder and the KP Field Hockey staff and players for Sunday morning skills, drills, and scrimmages! Perfect for players of all levels, this program is a fun way to get started/continue developing your skills.Fees: $99What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouth guard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Be sure to tie hair back.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Youth Field Hockey Clinics - KP Youth Field Hockey Clinic - Grades 4-5 KP Youth Field Hockey Weekly Skills ClinicsWith Varsity Coach Wilder with KP Staff and Players. SUNDAYS: 4/26, 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, ( NO 5/24) , 5/31, 6/7Gr. K-5 @ 9-10amAt KP HIGH SCHOOL : Turf FieldJoin Varsity Coach Kaitlyn Wilder and the KP Field Hockey staff and players for Sunday morning skills, drills, and scrimmages! Perfect for players of all levels, this program is a fun way to get started/continue developing your skills.Fees: $99What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouth guard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Be sure to tie hair back.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Youth Field Hockey Clinics - KP Youth Field Hockey Clinic - Grades K-1 KP Youth Field Hockey Weekly Skills ClinicsWith Varsity Coach Wilder with KP Staff and Players. SUNDAYS: 4/26, 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, ( NO 5/24) , 5/31, 6/7Gr. K-5 @ 9-10amAt KP HIGH SCHOOL : Turf FieldJoin Varsity Coach Kaitlyn Wilder and the KP Field Hockey staff and players for Sunday morning skills, drills, and scrimmages! Perfect for players of all levels, this program is a fun way to get started/continue developing your skills.Fees: $99What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouth guard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Be sure to tie hair back.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Skate - Sundays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Next Step Skating - 11am - S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Next Step Skating - 12pm - S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.

Monday June 8, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM	Krafty Kiddos - Spring Krafty Kiddos Does your child love to create, play games, and read stories? If so then join us for fun morning of themed crafts and activities with topics that have included Fire fighters & Police, Halloween, Friendship, Favorite Animal and more!Please send a labeled water bottle /cup for your child as well as a small (nut free) snack. This is a drop-off program.
10:30 AM - 11:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
11:30 AM - 12:25 PM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
1:30 PM - 2:25 PM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	FK Morning Show - Spring FK Morning Show - Mondays 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Musical Theater - Descendants: Rise of Red Descendants: Rise of RedGrades 3-6MONDAYS: Dismissal-4:15pmDATES: 3/30, (NO 4/6), 4/13, (NO 4/20), 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8Come join in on the fun of learning how to take part in a musical theater performance! Children will learn the basics of putting together a production and sing, dance and act their way into a world of excitement in the musical, ‘Red’s Medley Excerpts’, an adaptation alongthe theme of the original, “Descendants: Rise of Red”. Students will audition for roles and everyone will receive a speaking part of some kind. No experience needed.Costumes are encouraged but not required
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Minecraft Engineering w/Legos SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
3:30 PM - 4:25 PM	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.
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM	Vamos! Hands-on Music in Spanish with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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!
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	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.
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Mondays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.

Tuesday June 9, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
10:30 AM - 11:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	FK Morning Show - Spring FK Morning Show - Tuesdays 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Spanish Explorers - Spring Spanish Explorers SPANISH EXPLORERS!Instructor: Ailish McBrideDATES: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9Tuesdays, Dismissal-4:15pmCalling all 3rd–6th graders! Join Ms. McBride at the Freeman Kennedy Schoolfor a fun, hands-on Spanish program. Each week brings a new theme—the alphabet, numbers, greetings, animals, days and months, clothing, colors, and common phrases. Students will learn vocabulary through games like Go Fish, Memory, and Pictionary, plus crafts and other activities. We can’t wait to launch this program and offer it on an ongoing basis!Location: Freeman Kennedy School, Room TBDMax Enrollment: 16 Fee: $79
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Skate - Tuesdays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Spring Golf Classes - A-3: Adult Lesson GOLF CLINICS at WENTWORTH HILLSw/ Golf Pros Bruce Hamilton & Denis Amico of Golf Smart LLCSpring Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Wentworth Hills Country Club for our Junior Golf Clinics. This introductory program is designed specifically for boys and girls ages 8-14. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The Clinics consist of four (4) 45 minute lessons over two weeks, (conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons) which will cover safety, the golf swing with putter, iron and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment be provided if needed. Spring Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Wentworth Hills Country Club to offer Adult Golf Clinics for new adult golfers held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for those new to the game as well as those with some limited golf experience. The clinic consists of (4)four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, ( conducted on Tuesdays & Wednesdays) which cover the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Come and learn golf in a stress-free, relaxed environment. Equipment will be provided if needed.
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Zumba Classes - Spring Zumba Toning ZUMBA With Carol Bouchard  THURSDAYS: 6:00 - 7:00pmWinter Session Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, (NO 2/19), 2/26, (NO 3/5), 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, (NO 4/9), 4/16 Spring Session Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4  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 - 7:30pmWinter Session Dates: 1/6, 1/13, 1/20, 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, (NO 2/17), (NO 2/24 snow), 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, (NO 3/24), 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, (NO 4/21), 4/28Spring Session Dates: 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9 Love 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!
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Futsal: Adult Indoor Soccer - Spring 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.

Wednesday June 10, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Functional Strength Training for Injury Prevention - Spring Functional Strength Training - Wednesdays 10am SPRING DATES:WEDNESDAYS: 10:00-10:45amDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10This 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Minecraft Master Engineering w/Legos SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	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: 1:30-2:15pmDATES: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our co-ed 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Location: 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: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
3:30 PM - 4:25 PM	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.
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	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.
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Power Kids Run Club - PKRC - Coed 2K 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: 1:30-2:15pmDATES: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169Coed 5K Club Ages 8+Join our co-ed 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10 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: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Location: 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: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Location: Pond Street Field Complex Fee: $169
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Spring Golf Classes - A-3: Adult Lesson GOLF CLINICS at WENTWORTH HILLSw/ Golf Pros Bruce Hamilton & Denis Amico of Golf Smart LLCSpring Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Wentworth Hills Country Club for our Junior Golf Clinics. This introductory program is designed specifically for boys and girls ages 8-14. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The Clinics consist of four (4) 45 minute lessons over two weeks, (conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons) which will cover safety, the golf swing with putter, iron and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment be provided if needed. Spring Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Wentworth Hills Country Club to offer Adult Golf Clinics for new adult golfers held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for those new to the game as well as those with some limited golf experience. The clinic consists of (4)four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, ( conducted on Tuesdays & Wednesdays) which cover the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Come and learn golf in a stress-free, relaxed environment. Equipment will be provided if needed.
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Wednesdays - 6:00pm - More Advanced/Competitive Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Wednesdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Wednesdays - 7:30pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginners Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10

Thursday June 11, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:45 AM - 11:00 AM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Ladies Light Hike - Thursdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.
3:00 PM - 3:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	FK Morning Show - Spring FK Morning Show - Thursdays 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Zoombinis - Zoombinis -Spring 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.
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Mens Basketball - Winter/Spring Mens Basketball - PAID IN FULL MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmWinter/Spring Dates: 1/15, 1/22, (NO 1/29), 2/5, (NO 2/12), (NO 2/19), 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, (NO 4/23), 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, (NO 5/21), 5/28, 6/4, 6/11Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. Please note this is the most up to date schedule - differs from the printed brochure.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 $99 and you are paid through June.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 GymnasiumFall Dates: 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
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Mens Basketball - Winter/Spring Mens Basketball - Pay As Go MEN’S BASKETBALLClose to 30 and OVERTHURSDAYS: 7:00 - 9:30 pmWinter/Spring Dates: 1/15, 1/22, (NO 1/29), 2/5, (NO 2/12), (NO 2/19), 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, (NO 3/26), 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, (NO 4/23), 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, (NO 5/21), 5/28, 6/4, 6/11Come down and jump in to Men’s Basketball at the F/K gym. Please note this is the most up to date schedule - differs from the printed brochure.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 $99 and you are paid through June.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 GymnasiumFall Dates: 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

Friday June 12, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 9:55 AM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Fridays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
3:15 PM - 5:15 PM	F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT - Grades 3-6 F.A.S.T Dodgeball Spring TournamentJoin the FAST Coaches for a 1 day Dodgeball tournament. This will be a round robin, high energy, music playing event you will not want to miss. Join your friends for a great afternoon of Dodgeball. All players will be divided into equal teams and placed in a tournament bracket and there will be one team remaining at the end. FAST will be holding a tournament at each schoolFriday June 12th 3:15-5:15Grades K-2 @ HODGrades 3-6 @FK$40 per studentF.A.S.T. BASKETBALLGrades K-2: 3:15-4:15pmGrades 2-6: 4:30-5:30pmTUESDAYS: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26FAST Athletics basketball program helps increase the student’s confidence in passing, shooting, and dribbling skills so when it’s time to make that game winning shot they are ready! Students will also learn the proper techniques of playing defense, rebounding, and boxing out. Besides scrimmaging, the students will also play games such as knock out, dribbling relay races, and hot hands.SUPER SPORTS 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2Dates: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/3 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. Flag FootballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6DATES: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/5 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
3:15 PM - 5:15 PM	F.A.S.T Athletics Programs - FAST DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT - Grades K-2 F.A.S.T Dodgeball Spring TournamentJoin the FAST Coaches for a 1 day Dodgeball tournament. This will be a round robin, high energy, music playing event you will not want to miss. Join your friends for a great afternoon of Dodgeball. All players will be divided into equal teams and placed in a tournament bracket and there will be one team remaining at the end. FAST will be holding a tournament at each schoolFriday June 12th 3:15-5:15Grades K-2 @ HODGrades 3-6 @FK$40 per studentF.A.S.T. BASKETBALLGrades K-2: 3:15-4:15pmGrades 2-6: 4:30-5:30pmTUESDAYS: 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26FAST Athletics basketball program helps increase the student’s confidence in passing, shooting, and dribbling skills so when it’s time to make that game winning shot they are ready! Students will also learn the proper techniques of playing defense, rebounding, and boxing out. Besides scrimmaging, the students will also play games such as knock out, dribbling relay races, and hot hands.SUPER SPORTS 3:15 - 4:15pmTHURSDAYS: Grades K - 1Dates: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28FRIDAYS: Grades 1 - 2Dates: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/3 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. Flag FootballFRIDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15pm Grades 3 - 6DATES: 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, (NO 5/22), 5/29, 6/5 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
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Saturday June 13, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM	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.
9:45 AM - 11:00 AM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Ladies Light Hike - Saturdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	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.
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM	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.

Sunday June 14, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Skate - Sundays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Next Step Skating - 11am - S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Next Step Skating - 12pm - S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.

Monday June 15, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
10:30 AM - 11:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
11:30 AM - 12:25 PM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
1:30 PM - 2:25 PM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Minecraft Engineering w/Legos SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM	Vamos! Hands-on Music in Spanish with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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!
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Mondays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Mondays - 6:00pm - Beginner/Advanced Beginner Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Mondays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM	Pickleball for Adults - Spring Mondays - 7:30pm - More Advanced/Competitive Join our new instructor Mark Williamson to learn and improve at the game that is sweeping the nation, Pickleball! The Beginner/Advanced Beginner classes are designed for those new or fairly new to the game and the More Advanced/Competitive classes are for 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.Spring 2026 Session Dates & Times: MONDAYS:Beginner/ Advanced Beginner: 6:00pm - 7:30pmMore Advanced/Competitive: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 4/27, (NO 5/4 due to election), 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, (NO 6/8), 6/15WEDNESDAYS: (PLEASE NOTE THESE DATES DIFFER FROM THE PRINTED BROCHURE, ONLINE DATES ARE CORRECT)More Advanced/Competitive: 6:00pm - 7:30pmBeginner/Advanced Beginner: 7:30pm - 9:00pmDATES: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10

Tuesday June 16, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
10:30 AM - 11:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Play Hockey - Tuesdays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Spring Learn to Skate - Tuesdays S5 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM	Futsal: Adult Indoor Soccer - Spring 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.

Wednesday June 17, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Adult Exercise with Nanci - Spring Combo Class - Wednesdays The Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour Pilates MONDAYS: 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10FRIDAYS 9:00 - 10:00 AM5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5, 6/12This 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 - 11:00amThursdays: 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4 AND/ORSaturdays: 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, (NO 5/23), 5/30, 6/6, 6/13Add dimensions to your walking or jogging! Do you like the idea of hiking but don’t want to go alone? Hiking is fantastic exercise as well as a great time to get some fresh air and explore new places. This class moves at a good pace - we’ll be looking for hills! We will meet at various local locations every week (a list will be given distributed)Locations for Ladies Light Hike Locations vary each week. The 1st meeting is at F. Gilbert State Forest, 45 Mill Street, Foxborough, MA Park at the Meeting House Chapel. Other locations will be given out at the first meeting.Winter Combo Class Dates:Monday: 3/30, 4/6, WEDNESDAY 4/8, 4/13Wed: 3/25, 4/1Friday: 3/27, (NO 4/3), 4/10Ladies Snow ShoeTime: 9:45am - 11:00am Winter Session 2: THURSDAYS: 2/26, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 4/2AND/ORSATURDAYS: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, (NO 4/4), 4/11Join this invigorating winter 6-week class for the physically fit hiker! Embrace this part of the year; hiking trails are serene during the winter months. Fresh fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus, you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in some wonderful local park areas. Every week we will meet at a new location.

Thursday June 18, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.
3:00 PM - 3:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Thursdays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.

Friday June 19, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 9:55 AM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:00 PM - 4:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Micro Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Spring Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: Fridays April Vacation Junior Golf Clinic ages 8-15 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 & 5 Micro Golf Clinics for Ages 6 & 7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Saturday June 20, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25

Sunday June 21, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25

Monday June 22, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Farm Fun! Join us for fun-filled mornings!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pm This half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits. Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day. Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - All Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - Mini Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 6/22-6/26 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Farm Fun! Join us for fun-filled mornings!Extended Day Available for children entering K & 1 in Fall 2026!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pmThis half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits.Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day.Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Kids Test Kitchen Summer Programs - KTK Week 1: 6/22-6/26 Kids Test KitchenOn 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. Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own.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 having fun and staying safe. Entering Grades 1-6WEEK 1: June 22-26WEEK 2: June 29- July 3Monday-Friday Time: 9:00am-12:00pmLocation: Freeman Kennedy School
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Wildlife Wonders w/Legos - Week 1 - AM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 HALF DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Outdoor Escape - All 7 Weeks Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Outdoor Escape - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 FULL DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
9:30 AM - 3:30 PM	Summer Lights, Camera, Act! - Summer: Bright Lights LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACT: Bright LightsInstructors: Colleen Brightman & Kristina BrightmanEntering Grades 2-6WEEK 1: June 22 - 25 (Monday-Thursday)Time: 9:30am - 3:30pmLet’s get Dramatic & Musical! Spend the week exploring the exciting world of performing through singing, dancing, acting, and more! Through drama games, improvisation, teamwork, and creative exploration, students will have a blast and build confidence performing! This program is designed for students of all experience levels and encourages collaboration, creativity, and self-expression in a fun supportive environment. Discover your passion, build friendships and learn to shine in the spotlight!Location: Freemen Kennedy School Fee: $300
10:30 AM - 11:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
11:30 AM - 12:25 PM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. Extended Day - Week 1 Join us for fun-filled mornings!Extended Day Available for children entering K & 1 in Fall 2026!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pmThis half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits.Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day.Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Dino Design w/Legos - Week 1 - PM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
1:30 PM - 2:25 PM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - All 7 Weeks Extended Day Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Week 1 Extended Day Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Girls K-4 Softball Clinic - Girls Softball: K-2 Grades: K-4Instructors: Former Norfolk Girls Softball players now playing in collegeDates: Grades K-2: Mondays - 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28,8/4, 8/11Times: 5:00-6:30pm each dayWe are excited to once again offer this softball clinic for girls just learning the sport. All experience levels welcome, even those with no experience at all! Learn how to hit, throw, catch and pitch! This clinic will be taught by current college level players who developed their skills while playing Norfolk Girls Softball. These players are excited to be able to introduce the sport they love to the next generation.

Tuesday June 23, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Farm Fun! Join us for fun-filled mornings!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pm This half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits. Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day. Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - All Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - Mini Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 6/22-6/26 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Farm Fun! Join us for fun-filled mornings!Extended Day Available for children entering K & 1 in Fall 2026!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pmThis half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits.Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day.Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Kids Test Kitchen Summer Programs - KTK Week 1: 6/22-6/26 Kids Test KitchenOn 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. Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own.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 having fun and staying safe. Entering Grades 1-6WEEK 1: June 22-26WEEK 2: June 29- July 3Monday-Friday Time: 9:00am-12:00pmLocation: Freeman Kennedy School
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Wildlife Wonders w/Legos - Week 1 - AM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 HALF DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Outdoor Escape - All 7 Weeks Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Outdoor Escape - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 FULL DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
9:30 AM - 3:30 PM	Summer Lights, Camera, Act! - Summer: Bright Lights LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACT: Bright LightsInstructors: Colleen Brightman & Kristina BrightmanEntering Grades 2-6WEEK 1: June 22 - 25 (Monday-Thursday)Time: 9:30am - 3:30pmLet’s get Dramatic & Musical! Spend the week exploring the exciting world of performing through singing, dancing, acting, and more! Through drama games, improvisation, teamwork, and creative exploration, students will have a blast and build confidence performing! This program is designed for students of all experience levels and encourages collaboration, creativity, and self-expression in a fun supportive environment. Discover your passion, build friendships and learn to shine in the spotlight!Location: Freemen Kennedy School Fee: $300
10:30 AM - 11:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Spring 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.
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. Extended Day - Week 1 Join us for fun-filled mornings!Extended Day Available for children entering K & 1 in Fall 2026!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pmThis half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits.Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day.Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Dino Design w/Legos - Week 1 - PM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - All 7 Weeks Extended Day Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Week 1 Extended Day Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	KP Youth Field Hockey Summer Mini Clinic - Grades 1-2: Week 1 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 1: Tuesday, 6/23-Wednesday, 6/25Time: Grades 1-2 -  4-5pmGrades 3-9 -  4-5:30pmJoin Join Varsity coach Kaitlyn Wilder along with KP Field hockey staff and players designed for all levels of players. This program is the perfect way to get started in this great game or continue with development to improve your skills no matter your level. What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouthguard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Sneakers or cleats. Be sure to tie hair back.=>STICKS ARE AVAILABLE TO BORROW!Grades will be grouped together, then by skill.
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM	KP Youth Field Hockey Summer Mini Clinic - Grades 3-9: Week 1 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 1: Tuesday, 6/23-Wednesday, 6/25Time: Grades 1-2 -  4-5pmGrades 3-9 -  4-5:30pmJoin Join Varsity coach Kaitlyn Wilder along with KP Field hockey staff and players designed for all levels of players. This program is the perfect way to get started in this great game or continue with development to improve your skills no matter your level. What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouthguard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Sneakers or cleats. Be sure to tie hair back.=>STICKS ARE AVAILABLE TO BORROW!Grades will be grouped together, then by skill.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Summer Session 1 Learn to Skate - Ages 3 yrs. +Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes) Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 4/28 - 6/16SUNDAYS: 10:00am, 4/26-6/14 (7 classes)Summer Session 1 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 6/23-7/21Summer Session 2 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 7/28-8/25The 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 4: Sundays: 12:00pm, 3/1 - 4/19 (7 classes)Session 5: Sundays: 11:00am, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes) Sundays: 12:00pm, 4/26 - 6/14 (7 classes)The Bridge Class at Norfolk Arena will focus on advancing your proficiency with basic skating skills. We will be focusing on stroking, forward crossovers, backward crossovers, turns, posture, and speed. Full ice will be used!Skates ($5) & Helmets ($2) available to rent on a weekly basis at the rink (cost is weekly). Learn to Play Hockey Ages 6-12Session 4 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS: 5:00pm, 3/3 - 4/21SATURDAYS: 11:00am, 2/28 - 4/18Session 5 (Per Norfolk Ice Arena Schedule):TUESDAYS at: 5:00pmDATES: 4/28 - 6/16 “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.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Girls K-4 Softball Clinic - Girls Softball: 3-4 Grades: K-4Instructors: Former Norfolk Girls Softball players now playing in collegeDates: Grades K-2: Mondays - 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28,8/4, 8/11Times: 5:00-6:30pm each dayWe are excited to once again offer this softball clinic for girls just learning the sport. All experience levels welcome, even those with no experience at all! Learn how to hit, throw, catch and pitch! This clinic will be taught by current college level players who developed their skills while playing Norfolk Girls Softball. These players are excited to be able to introduce the sport they love to the next generation.

Wednesday June 24, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Farm Fun! Join us for fun-filled mornings!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pm This half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits. Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day. Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - All Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - Mini Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 6/22-6/26 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Farm Fun! Join us for fun-filled mornings!Extended Day Available for children entering K & 1 in Fall 2026!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pmThis half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits.Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day.Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Kids Test Kitchen Summer Programs - KTK Week 1: 6/22-6/26 Kids Test KitchenOn 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. Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own.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 having fun and staying safe. Entering Grades 1-6WEEK 1: June 22-26WEEK 2: June 29- July 3Monday-Friday Time: 9:00am-12:00pmLocation: Freeman Kennedy School
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Wildlife Wonders w/Legos - Week 1 - AM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 HALF DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Outdoor Escape - All 7 Weeks Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Outdoor Escape - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 FULL DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:30 AM - 3:30 PM	Summer Lights, Camera, Act! - Summer: Bright Lights LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACT: Bright LightsInstructors: Colleen Brightman & Kristina BrightmanEntering Grades 2-6WEEK 1: June 22 - 25 (Monday-Thursday)Time: 9:30am - 3:30pmLet’s get Dramatic & Musical! Spend the week exploring the exciting world of performing through singing, dancing, acting, and more! Through drama games, improvisation, teamwork, and creative exploration, students will have a blast and build confidence performing! This program is designed for students of all experience levels and encourages collaboration, creativity, and self-expression in a fun supportive environment. Discover your passion, build friendships and learn to shine in the spotlight!Location: Freemen Kennedy School Fee: $300
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. Extended Day - Week 1 Join us for fun-filled mornings!Extended Day Available for children entering K & 1 in Fall 2026!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pmThis half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits.Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day.Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Dino Design w/Legos - Week 1 - PM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - All 7 Weeks Extended Day Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Week 1 Extended Day Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	KP Youth Field Hockey Summer Mini Clinic - Grades 1-2: Week 1 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 1: Tuesday, 6/23-Wednesday, 6/25Time: Grades 1-2 -  4-5pmGrades 3-9 -  4-5:30pmJoin Join Varsity coach Kaitlyn Wilder along with KP Field hockey staff and players designed for all levels of players. This program is the perfect way to get started in this great game or continue with development to improve your skills no matter your level. What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouthguard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Sneakers or cleats. Be sure to tie hair back.=>STICKS ARE AVAILABLE TO BORROW!Grades will be grouped together, then by skill.
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM	KP Youth Field Hockey Summer Mini Clinic - Grades 3-9: Week 1 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 1: Tuesday, 6/23-Wednesday, 6/25Time: Grades 1-2 -  4-5pmGrades 3-9 -  4-5:30pmJoin Join Varsity coach Kaitlyn Wilder along with KP Field hockey staff and players designed for all levels of players. This program is the perfect way to get started in this great game or continue with development to improve your skills no matter your level. What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouthguard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Sneakers or cleats. Be sure to tie hair back.=>STICKS ARE AVAILABLE TO BORROW!Grades will be grouped together, then by skill.

Thursday June 25, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Farm Fun! Join us for fun-filled mornings!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pm This half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits. Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day. Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - All Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - Mini Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 6/22-6/26 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Farm Fun! Join us for fun-filled mornings!Extended Day Available for children entering K & 1 in Fall 2026!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pmThis half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits.Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day.Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Kids Test Kitchen Summer Programs - KTK Week 1: 6/22-6/26 Kids Test KitchenOn 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. Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own.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 having fun and staying safe. Entering Grades 1-6WEEK 1: June 22-26WEEK 2: June 29- July 3Monday-Friday Time: 9:00am-12:00pmLocation: Freeman Kennedy School
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Wildlife Wonders w/Legos - Week 1 - AM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 HALF DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Outdoor Escape - All 7 Weeks Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Outdoor Escape - Week 1: 6/22-6/25 Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 FULL DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:30 AM - 3:30 PM	Summer Lights, Camera, Act! - Summer: Bright Lights LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACT: Bright LightsInstructors: Colleen Brightman & Kristina BrightmanEntering Grades 2-6WEEK 1: June 22 - 25 (Monday-Thursday)Time: 9:30am - 3:30pmLet’s get Dramatic & Musical! Spend the week exploring the exciting world of performing through singing, dancing, acting, and more! Through drama games, improvisation, teamwork, and creative exploration, students will have a blast and build confidence performing! This program is designed for students of all experience levels and encourages collaboration, creativity, and self-expression in a fun supportive environment. Discover your passion, build friendships and learn to shine in the spotlight!Location: Freemen Kennedy School Fee: $300
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday MORNING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. Extended Day - Week 1 Join us for fun-filled mornings!Extended Day Available for children entering K & 1 in Fall 2026!Mondays-Thursdays:  9:00am-12:00pmThis half-day program is packed with lots of activity and perfect for children ready for a camp-like experience. Every day will be filled with theme-based crafts, stories, games, gym time, and playground time. Children will enjoy water play each day and on Thursdays they should wear a bathing suit under their clothes and bring a towel for sprinklers and water games (weather dependent). Children will go home in bathing suits.Fun in the Sun (4.5+ yrs.) and 3, 4, Let’s Play More (3-4.4 yrs.) run concurrently and share gym time and outdoor time. Each age group has age-appropriate crafts, activities, and supervision.-Week 1: June 22-25: FARM FUN!-Week 2: June 29-July 2: PIRATES & MERMAIDS!-Week 3: July 6-9: BEACH BASH!-Week 4: July 13-16: AROUND THE WORLD!-Week 5: July 20-23: KINDNESS & FRIENDSHIP!-Week 6: July 27-30: ANIMAL KINGDOM!-Week 7: Aug. 3-6: UNDER THE SEA!EXTENDED DAY (12PM-3PM) IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE FUN IN THE SUN PROGRAMÞ Drop off is from 9am-9:15am and Pick up is from 11:45am-12pmÞ Please send a full change of clothing with your child each day.Þ Please label EVERYTHING your child brings with them. Towel too!Þ Snacks & water are provided.  Please provide allergy info in advance.Þ Apply sunscreen before leaving home.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Dino Design w/Legos - Week 1 - PM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - All 7 Weeks Extended Day Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Week 1 Extended Day Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	KP Youth Field Hockey Summer Mini Clinic - Grades 1-2: Week 1 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 1: Tuesday, 6/23-Wednesday, 6/25Time: Grades 1-2 -  4-5pmGrades 3-9 -  4-5:30pmJoin Join Varsity coach Kaitlyn Wilder along with KP Field hockey staff and players designed for all levels of players. This program is the perfect way to get started in this great game or continue with development to improve your skills no matter your level. What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouthguard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Sneakers or cleats. Be sure to tie hair back.=>STICKS ARE AVAILABLE TO BORROW!Grades will be grouped together, then by skill.
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM	KP Youth Field Hockey Summer Mini Clinic - Grades 3-9: Week 1 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 1: Tuesday, 6/23-Wednesday, 6/25Time: Grades 1-2 -  4-5pmGrades 3-9 -  4-5:30pmJoin Join Varsity coach Kaitlyn Wilder along with KP Field hockey staff and players designed for all levels of players. This program is the perfect way to get started in this great game or continue with development to improve your skills no matter your level. What you need to bring: A field hockey stick if you have one (loaners are available), a mouthguard, shin pads, and water. Goggles are recommended, but optional. Sneakers or cleats. Be sure to tie hair back.=>STICKS ARE AVAILABLE TO BORROW!Grades will be grouped together, then by skill.
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Slow Flow Yoga - Spring Slow Flow Yoga - Thursday EVENING Slow Flow Yoga With Gail TaylorThursdays: 10am-11amOR Thursdays: 6:30 - 7:30pm***Each class is a separate registration* Spring Dates: 5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25A 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.

Friday June 26, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Accessible Plots: A1-A3 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Small Plots: S1-S2 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - All Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	F.A.S.T. Athletics Summer Programs - Mini Sports - Week 1: 6/22-6/26 MINI SPORTSAGES: 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17WEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Calling all three to six-year olds! Are you ready to have some fun playing soccer, basketball, t-ball and more? Children will be eased into learning the basics of all these great games, as well as learning the importance of team work! This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports such as soccer, kickball, wacky ball and basketball.ALL SPORTSAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 1: 6/22-6/26WEEK 4: 7/13-7/17Get up, get going, get active with a F.A.S.T. Athletics All Sports! A variety of sports will be offered including the classics such as Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and an introduction to Flag Football as well as games like Ultimate Frisbee. All F.A.S.T. programs include proper stretching and warm-up games, as well as learning basic skills of each sport. Each day will end with a fun Round Robin Tournament. Join the experienced team of F.A.S.T. for a great sports week. FLAG FOOTBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 6: 7/27-7/31WEEK 7: 8/3-8/7Come learn and play the great game of Football but without the tackling. Learn game strategies, catching techniques, and, most importantly, how to work together as a team. Play in situational activities including Red Zone Defense, Fourth and Inches, plus the QB Challenge as they learn the importance of teamwork along with sportsmanship. Each day will end with a simulated game broken down into 4 quarters. Join us for one or both weeks. Groups will be separated by age/experience. Join us and have fun, gain experience and get in shape for fall football!T-BALLAges 3-6MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running bases. This is an easy introduction into t-ball where learning and skill development are our priorities. Boys and Girls welcome!SUMMER BASEBALLAges 7-12MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9:00am-12:00pmWEEK 3: 7/6-7/10FAST Athletics baseball program teaches the fundamental skills of America’s favorite pastime. Students will learn the basic skills in fielding, throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will learn the positions, situational plays and strategies as well as play games such as home run derby, last one standing, and golden glove
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 6/22-6/26 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Kids Test Kitchen Summer Programs - KTK Week 1: 6/22-6/26 Kids Test KitchenOn 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. Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy Kids’ Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one’s own.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 having fun and staying safe. Entering Grades 1-6WEEK 1: June 22-26WEEK 2: June 29- July 3Monday-Friday Time: 9:00am-12:00pmLocation: Freeman Kennedy School
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Wildlife Wonders w/Legos - Week 1 - AM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 HALF DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Top Secret Science! & Unplugged Adventures! - Top Secret Science: Week 1 FULL DAY TOP SECRET SCIENCE!Instructor: Mass Science CenterCome join one of these very cool and fun summer programs! Each day the kids will explore up to 20 weird and wacky hands-on science experiments and will make and take home at least 10 different projects. The scientists are fast paced and funny and your kids will be thoroughly entertained (they’ll even learn some interesting things too). Be prepared for lots of fun stuff. Each child receives a Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 1: June 22-26,WEEK 2: June 29-July 3Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFee: 1/2 Day: $199 Full Day: $339UNPLUGGED ADVENTURESInstructor: Mass Science CenterCome join this very cool and fun elementary school summer program! Step away from the screens and rediscover the joy of real-world creativity with Unplugged Adventures — a hands-on experience where kids build, craft, and explore the world around them. From designing new family games to creating art from nature and inventing projects with simple tools, every activity sparks imagination and teamwork — no devices required. It is perfect for kids looking to bring back curiosity, conversation, and connection by learning dozens of ways to stay off screens. Make summer feel like summer again — real friends, real fun, and zero Wi-Fi needed. Free Top Secret Science Tee Shirt included!Entering Grades K-5WEEK 3: July 6-10 Monday-FridayTime: Choose 1/2 day (9a-12p) or full day (9a-3p)Location: Freeman Kennedy SchoolFees: 1/2 Day: $199, Full Day: $339
9:30 AM - 3:00 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - United Skates of America Field Trip Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm at the Freeman Kennedy fields!Fee: RESIDENTS - $159 per week OR ALL 7 WEEKS: $899        NON-RESIDENTS - $189 per week OR All 7 WEEKS: $999Extended Day: 3:00-4:00pm daily (held in the Freeman Kennedy gym)FEE: $48 per week OR All 7 weeks: $295Week 1: 6/22-6/25    School's Out For The Summer!Week 2: 6/29–7/2     Happy 250th USA!Week 3: 7/6-7/9        Celebrate The DecadesWeek 4: 7/13-7/16    Deep Sea To Deep SpaceWeek 5: 7/20-7/23    OlympicsWeek 6: 7/27-7/30    Game Shows & Other FunWeek 7: 8/3-8/6        End Of The Summer CelebrationJoin us this summer for a ton of fun at the Norfolk Outdoor Escape; a summer experience that is sure to include something for all!  Our staff will deliver a variety of supervised sports, games, crafts, science, drama, and other exciting summer time activities to your K - 6th graders . PROGRAM STAFF ARE CERTIFIED IN CPR & FIRST AID AS WELL AS EPIPEN & AED USE. In addition to classic summer fun there will be themed weeks with special activities, tie-dye, Legos™, waterslides, Ice Cream Truck days and more!  On the warmer days we will include additional water based activities like slip n' slides as well as utilizing the Freeman Kennedy gymnasium to help us stay cool.  We are looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces as well as treating new ones to an unforgettable summer experience! OPTIONAL FIELD TRIP FRIDAYS!!!Field Trips are OPTIONAL, have an additional fee, and require separate registration due to space limitations. Add a field trip to make it a 5-day week!- The field trip schedule will be available online prior to registration.- Field trips are for participants who are registered for the program the week of the trip ONLY.- The regular program DOES NOT RUN on Fridays; just the field trips.- All drop-offs and pick-ups for field trips will be at the Freeman Kennedy parking lot.- This program is weather dependent and while we will run if there are spotty showers, if it is expected to rain all or most of the day, the program will be cancelled as we do not have indoor facilities large enough for the entire group. If this is the case, you will be notified early that morning.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Play Well Lego Programs - Dino Design w/Legos - Week 1 - PM SPRING PROGRAMSMINECRAFT ENGINEERING w/ LEGO®Grades K - 2 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesMONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, (NO 5/25), 6/1, 6/8, 6/15Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trainedPlay-Well instructorLocation: H. Olive Day School Library Fee: $179MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO®Grades 3 - 6 Instructor: Play-Well TeknologiesWEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3, 6/10Bring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Library Fee: $179Summer ProgramsWEEK 1:WILDLIFE WONDERS w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 9am-12pmDesign and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using tens of thousands of LEGO® parts. With the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, you’ll recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings. Your animal adventure awaits!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199DINO DESIGN w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 1: M-F, 6/22 - 6/26 Time: 1-4pmTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Get ready for a dinosized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 2: MINECRAFT MASTER ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 9am-12pmBring your favorite Minecraft adventures to life with our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors. In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO® resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over! If you can imagine it, we can build it!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199ENGINEERING DESIGN CHALLENGEAges 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 2: M-F, 6/29 - 7/3 Time: 1-4pmReady to put your skills to the test? Join our instructors as they guide you through the fundamentals of mechanisms that will inspire your creativity, then, it’s your turn to innovate! Working with unique design parameters, you'll construct structures and vehicles, push them to their limits, and see what they can withstand. Compete head-to-head and put real-world concepts into action with exciting LEGO® challenges!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 3: POKEMON ENGINEERNG w/Legos®AGES 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 9am-12pmCalling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, we will build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master. Join our journey to catch 'em all!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199RADICAL RIDES w/Legos®Ages 5 - 7 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 3: M-F, 7/6 - 7/10 Time: 1-4pmStart your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199WEEK 5: WIZARDING WORLD OF ENGINEERINGAGES 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 9am-12pmMaster the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch, and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199MACHINE MAYHEM w/Legos®Ages 7 - 12 Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologiesWEEK 5: M-F, 7/20 - 7/24 Time: 1-4pmDesign your custom LEGO® creation to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs and then combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams. You will refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles all while applying real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash andcrash your way to victory!Location: Freeman Kennedy School Fee: $199Winter ProgramsPOKEMON ENGINEERING w/ LEGO® Grades K - 2MONDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pmDATES: 2/2, 2/9, (NO 2/16), (2/23 cx), 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23POKEMON MASTER ENGINEERING with LEGO® Grades 3 - 6 WEDNESDAYS: 3:15 - 4:15 pm (NEW DAY)DATES: 2/4, 2/11 (NO 2/18), (2/25 cx), 3/4, (NO 3/11), 3/18, 3/25, 4/1

Saturday June 27, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM	2026 Community Garden Plots - Regular Plots: R1-R26 2026 NORFOLK COMMUNITY GARDEN: Gardener’s GuideGENERAL GARDEN INFORMATION: Welcome!!1. There are 31 raised beds in the Garden plot contained in a fenced area of 50’ x 100’ at 49 Rockwood Rd.2. Each bed is constructed of pressure-treated wood and stable, non-toxic composite decking material for the sides. The boxes have a floor of ½’ grid, galvanized mesh, topped with landscape fabric. This allows drainage and produces an impervious barrier to burrowing animals.3. There are 3 types of beds, each sized differently for different needs. 3’ paths provide accessibility from all sides: there are three wheelchair-accessible beds measuring 10’ x 3’ x 30”, two smaller beds measuring 6’ x 3’ x 19” high, and 26 beds measuring 12’ x 3’ x 19” high. 4. Beds were filled with a 50/50 mixture of loam and compost. Please amend your mix as you would like.5. The garden is surrounded by an 8’ high deer fence and it now extends 1' or more into the ground.6. North and South fences contain sill cocks about every 16’ to provide access to well water on the property.7. The South fence has approximately five 110V electrical outlets, spaced evenly from East to West.8. A roofed bulletin board to provide communication is also on the site.9. Parking is available at the garden, in the parking lot, and the overflow parking area. Parking at the garden is on grass so please do not drive down to the garden if conditions are wet to prevent ruts from forming. As a Community Garden, we ask that all gardeners chip in to keep the garden neat and clean. Please plan on spending an hour or so each week making your area and adjacent areas neat, clean, and pleasant for all. To help with this, a battery-operated mower and trimmer are available for your use in the shed. Please be sure to plug in to recharge the batteries after use.YEARLY GARDEN INFORMATION: 2026 OPENING DAY MAY 4th!1. Please plan to amend your soil each year. There are compost bins available for use at the far end of the garden thanks to an Eagle Scout project. Please use them: give and take! When possible, additional compost and nutrients may be available for use.2. The rental season is May 4th – October 10th. Clean-up may begin on April 6th or later. All gardens must be cleaned and stripped by October 10th. (winter prep takes place at that time).3. Well water is used so please be conscientious to not over water or to leave the water on unnecessarily. The well ran dry in 2022 and we don’t want that to happen again!  4. Power is available on site.5. The gates and shed have padlocks with the same combination number: 1940. The gate must not be left open at any time!6. TRASH: There are 2 trash bins that should be left by the shed so DPW can conveniently empty them. Please note: DPW only picks up what is in the barrels; no trash inside the garden will be picked up. PLANTING RULES:1. Gardeners may grow anything they wish except for marijuana, or dangerous, and/or invasive plants.2. Please be considerate of fellow gardeners and be sure to refrain from shading another person’s plot, etc.3. Gardeners may introduce small trellises made of safe material as long as they do not shade other gardens.4. Some plots will get more sun than others and this will affect the selection of plants.REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1. Norfolk residents may reserve a plot by registering through Norfolk Recreation at NorfolkRec.com2. If you agree to share your contact information with other gardeners, please let us know when you register.3. Plots will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Returning Gardeners have the option to reserve one plot before open registration begins. Two plots, if there is availability.4. Note: a few boxes may be reserved for special assignments eg. for the Food Bank or educational classes. If you would like to participate in teaching others about gardening, please let Norfolk Recreation know!5. IF there are any issues, please contact the Recreation Department.6. Fees per season: Standard boxes are $35, smaller boxes are $30, & accessible plots are $25. PRICING PER SEASON: Regular Size Plots = $35, Small Plots = $30, Accessible Plots = $25