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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
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 6: 7/27-7/30 Animal Kingdom! 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	Floating Into First! - Floating Into 1st: Week 6 - AM For children entering Grade 1 this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day teacher, Mrs. Jen Pfeiffer Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/31; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/7; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm  Looking for an opportunity to play and learn with friends, while preparing your child for first grade? Come and join Mrs. Pfeiffer for a fun filled morning or afternoon reviewing Kindergarten skills and previewing first grade routines! Math, reading, social emotional skills and others will be woven into a variety of summer games, activities and projects. Looking forward to supporting the transition from Kindergarten to grade1 with lots of summer fun!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 7/27-7/31 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 6: 7/27-7/30 Animal Kingdom! 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	Kindergarten Readiness - K Readiness: Week 6 - AM For children entering ‘K’ this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day Kindergarten teacher, Ms. Kylee Day Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/30; 9am-12pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/6; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm Is your little one going to Kindergarten in the fall?? How exciting! Join Ms. Kylee Day at the H.Olive Day School for Kindergarten Readiness held in her Kindergarten classroom. This program helps children become familiar with the expectations and workings of a kindergarten classroom. There will be lots of fun while playing games and participating in activities that help children develop the social and emotional skills needed for the classroom ahead along with exercises to help develop name writing, number and letter skills, and to enhance fine-motor ability.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Math Blast! - Math Blast: Grades 2 & 3 With Ms. Jen VioletEntering Grade 1 & 2: M-F, July 6-10Entering Grades 2 & 3: M-F, July 27-31Entering Grades 4-6: M-F, July 13-17Times: 9:00am-12:00pm Join in for this fun, half day program filled with hands-on math, exciting games, awesome experiments, cool technology, and stem activities. Perfect for the child that enjoys learning through playing & exploration expertly directed by math specialists.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - 14 in 1 Robot Adventure - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
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 6: 7/27-7/30 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 - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - 14 in 1 Robot/Future Engineers - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Summer 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 - Summer Hands-On Music: Tuesdays: 2.5-6 years 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 6 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.
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - Future Engineers - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 7/27-7/31 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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 6 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.
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Ivy Music Programs - Intro to Piano - July INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-5: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Summer Session 2 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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-6: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.

Wednesday July 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 - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 6: 7/27-7/30 Animal Kingdom! 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	Floating Into First! - Floating Into 1st: Week 6 - AM For children entering Grade 1 this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day teacher, Mrs. Jen Pfeiffer Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/31; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/7; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm  Looking for an opportunity to play and learn with friends, while preparing your child for first grade? Come and join Mrs. Pfeiffer for a fun filled morning or afternoon reviewing Kindergarten skills and previewing first grade routines! Math, reading, social emotional skills and others will be woven into a variety of summer games, activities and projects. Looking forward to supporting the transition from Kindergarten to grade1 with lots of summer fun!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 7/27-7/31 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 6: 7/27-7/30 Animal Kingdom! 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	Kindergarten Readiness - K Readiness: Week 6 - AM For children entering ‘K’ this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day Kindergarten teacher, Ms. Kylee Day Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/30; 9am-12pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/6; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm Is your little one going to Kindergarten in the fall?? How exciting! Join Ms. Kylee Day at the H.Olive Day School for Kindergarten Readiness held in her Kindergarten classroom. This program helps children become familiar with the expectations and workings of a kindergarten classroom. There will be lots of fun while playing games and participating in activities that help children develop the social and emotional skills needed for the classroom ahead along with exercises to help develop name writing, number and letter skills, and to enhance fine-motor ability.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Math Blast! - Math Blast: Grades 2 & 3 With Ms. Jen VioletEntering Grade 1 & 2: M-F, July 6-10Entering Grades 2 & 3: M-F, July 27-31Entering Grades 4-6: M-F, July 13-17Times: 9:00am-12:00pm Join in for this fun, half day program filled with hands-on math, exciting games, awesome experiments, cool technology, and stem activities. Perfect for the child that enjoys learning through playing & exploration expertly directed by math specialists.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - 14 in 1 Robot Adventure - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
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 6: 7/27-7/30 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 - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - 14 in 1 Robot/Future Engineers - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. Extended Day - Week 6 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.
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - Future Engineers - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 7/27-7/31 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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 6 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 - 5:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-5: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.
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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-6: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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	Summer Combo Class - Summer Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour PilatesAll days: 1 hour/week for 6 weeksWednesdays: 7/8, (NO 7/15), 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12, 8/19Time: 6:30-7:30pmThis 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.Bring a towel or mat.

Thursday July 30, 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 6: 7/27-7/30 Animal Kingdom! 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	Floating Into First! - Floating Into 1st: Week 6 - AM For children entering Grade 1 this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day teacher, Mrs. Jen Pfeiffer Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/31; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/7; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm  Looking for an opportunity to play and learn with friends, while preparing your child for first grade? Come and join Mrs. Pfeiffer for a fun filled morning or afternoon reviewing Kindergarten skills and previewing first grade routines! Math, reading, social emotional skills and others will be woven into a variety of summer games, activities and projects. Looking forward to supporting the transition from Kindergarten to grade1 with lots of summer fun!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 7/27-7/31 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 6: 7/27-7/30 Animal Kingdom! 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	Kindergarten Readiness - K Readiness: Week 6 - AM For children entering ‘K’ this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day Kindergarten teacher, Ms. Kylee Day Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/30; 9am-12pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/6; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm Is your little one going to Kindergarten in the fall?? How exciting! Join Ms. Kylee Day at the H.Olive Day School for Kindergarten Readiness held in her Kindergarten classroom. This program helps children become familiar with the expectations and workings of a kindergarten classroom. There will be lots of fun while playing games and participating in activities that help children develop the social and emotional skills needed for the classroom ahead along with exercises to help develop name writing, number and letter skills, and to enhance fine-motor ability.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Math Blast! - Math Blast: Grades 2 & 3 With Ms. Jen VioletEntering Grade 1 & 2: M-F, July 6-10Entering Grades 2 & 3: M-F, July 27-31Entering Grades 4-6: M-F, July 13-17Times: 9:00am-12:00pm Join in for this fun, half day program filled with hands-on math, exciting games, awesome experiments, cool technology, and stem activities. Perfect for the child that enjoys learning through playing & exploration expertly directed by math specialists.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - 14 in 1 Robot Adventure - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
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 6: 7/27-7/30 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 - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - 14 in 1 Robot/Future Engineers - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Summer Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga A vinyasa yoga class that is a slow-paced and gentle style of yoga that works with very basic postures to increase mobility, mobilize, stretch and hydrate the body's extensive facial network and invite the practitioner into a deeply meditative internal space. Great for all levels! Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. Extended Day - Week 6 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.
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - Future Engineers - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 7/27-7/31 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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 6 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.

Friday July 31, 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	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 7/27-7/31 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	Math Blast! - Math Blast: Grades 2 & 3 With Ms. Jen VioletEntering Grade 1 & 2: M-F, July 6-10Entering Grades 2 & 3: M-F, July 27-31Entering Grades 4-6: M-F, July 13-17Times: 9:00am-12:00pm Join in for this fun, half day program filled with hands-on math, exciting games, awesome experiments, cool technology, and stem activities. Perfect for the child that enjoys learning through playing & exploration expertly directed by math specialists.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - 14 in 1 Robot Adventure - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - 14 in 1 Robot/Future Engineers - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 6 - Future Engineers - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 7/27-7/31 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Saturday August 1, 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 August 2, 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 August 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
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 7: 8/3-8/6 Under The Sea! 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 - Flag Football - Week 7: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/7 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	Floating Into First! - Floating Into 1st: Week 7 - AM For children entering Grade 1 this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day teacher, Mrs. Jen Pfeiffer Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/31; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/7; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm  Looking for an opportunity to play and learn with friends, while preparing your child for first grade? Come and join Mrs. Pfeiffer for a fun filled morning or afternoon reviewing Kindergarten skills and previewing first grade routines! Math, reading, social emotional skills and others will be woven into a variety of summer games, activities and projects. Looking forward to supporting the transition from Kindergarten to grade1 with lots of summer fun!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/6 Under The Sea! 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	Kindergarten Readiness - K Readiness: Week 7 - AM For children entering ‘K’ this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day Kindergarten teacher, Ms. Kylee Day Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/30; 9am-12pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/6; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm Is your little one going to Kindergarten in the fall?? How exciting! Join Ms. Kylee Day at the H.Olive Day School for Kindergarten Readiness held in her Kindergarten classroom. This program helps children become familiar with the expectations and workings of a kindergarten classroom. There will be lots of fun while playing games and participating in activities that help children develop the social and emotional skills needed for the classroom ahead along with exercises to help develop name writing, number and letter skills, and to enhance fine-motor ability.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower Explorers - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
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 7: 8/3-8/6 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 - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower/Future Architects - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Summer 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 - Summer Hands-On Music: Mondays: 2.5-6 years 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 7 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.
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Future Architects - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/3-8/7 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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 7 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 - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Mondays Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Ivy Music Programs - August Guitar 101- ADULTS INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT
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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.

Tuesday August 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
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 7: 8/3-8/6 Under The Sea! 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 - Flag Football - Week 7: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/7 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	Floating Into First! - Floating Into 1st: Week 7 - AM For children entering Grade 1 this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day teacher, Mrs. Jen Pfeiffer Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/31; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/7; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm  Looking for an opportunity to play and learn with friends, while preparing your child for first grade? Come and join Mrs. Pfeiffer for a fun filled morning or afternoon reviewing Kindergarten skills and previewing first grade routines! Math, reading, social emotional skills and others will be woven into a variety of summer games, activities and projects. Looking forward to supporting the transition from Kindergarten to grade1 with lots of summer fun!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/6 Under The Sea! 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	Kindergarten Readiness - K Readiness: Week 7 - AM For children entering ‘K’ this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day Kindergarten teacher, Ms. Kylee Day Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/30; 9am-12pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/6; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm Is your little one going to Kindergarten in the fall?? How exciting! Join Ms. Kylee Day at the H.Olive Day School for Kindergarten Readiness held in her Kindergarten classroom. This program helps children become familiar with the expectations and workings of a kindergarten classroom. There will be lots of fun while playing games and participating in activities that help children develop the social and emotional skills needed for the classroom ahead along with exercises to help develop name writing, number and letter skills, and to enhance fine-motor ability.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower Explorers - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
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 7: 8/3-8/6 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 - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower/Future Architects - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Summer 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 - Summer Hands-On Music: Tuesdays: 2.5-6 years 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 7 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.
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Future Architects - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/3-8/7 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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 7 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.
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Ivy Music Programs - Intro to Piano - August INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-5: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Summer Session 2 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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-6: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.

Wednesday August 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 - 12:00 PM	3,4 Let's Play Some More - 3,4 Let's Play - Week 7: 8/3-8/6 Under The Sea! 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 - Flag Football - Week 7: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/7 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	Floating Into First! - Floating Into 1st: Week 7 - AM For children entering Grade 1 this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day teacher, Mrs. Jen Pfeiffer Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/31; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/7; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm  Looking for an opportunity to play and learn with friends, while preparing your child for first grade? Come and join Mrs. Pfeiffer for a fun filled morning or afternoon reviewing Kindergarten skills and previewing first grade routines! Math, reading, social emotional skills and others will be woven into a variety of summer games, activities and projects. Looking forward to supporting the transition from Kindergarten to grade1 with lots of summer fun!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/6 Under The Sea! 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	Kindergarten Readiness - K Readiness: Week 7 - AM For children entering ‘K’ this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day Kindergarten teacher, Ms. Kylee Day Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/30; 9am-12pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/6; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm Is your little one going to Kindergarten in the fall?? How exciting! Join Ms. Kylee Day at the H.Olive Day School for Kindergarten Readiness held in her Kindergarten classroom. This program helps children become familiar with the expectations and workings of a kindergarten classroom. There will be lots of fun while playing games and participating in activities that help children develop the social and emotional skills needed for the classroom ahead along with exercises to help develop name writing, number and letter skills, and to enhance fine-motor ability.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower Explorers - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
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 7: 8/3-8/6 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 - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower/Future Architects - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. Extended Day - Week 7 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.
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Future Architects - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/3-8/7 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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 7 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 - 5:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-5: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.
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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-6: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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	Summer Combo Class - Summer Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour PilatesAll days: 1 hour/week for 6 weeksWednesdays: 7/8, (NO 7/15), 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12, 8/19Time: 6:30-7:30pmThis 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.Bring a towel or mat.

Thursday August 6, 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 7: 8/3-8/6 Under The Sea! 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 - Flag Football - Week 7: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/7 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	Floating Into First! - Floating Into 1st: Week 7 - AM For children entering Grade 1 this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day teacher, Mrs. Jen Pfeiffer Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/31; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/7; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm  Looking for an opportunity to play and learn with friends, while preparing your child for first grade? Come and join Mrs. Pfeiffer for a fun filled morning or afternoon reviewing Kindergarten skills and previewing first grade routines! Math, reading, social emotional skills and others will be woven into a variety of summer games, activities and projects. Looking forward to supporting the transition from Kindergarten to grade1 with lots of summer fun!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/6 Under The Sea! 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	Kindergarten Readiness - K Readiness: Week 7 - AM For children entering ‘K’ this fall! Taught by H. Olive Day Kindergarten teacher, Ms. Kylee Day Week 6: Monday,7/27 - Thursday, 7/30; 9am-12pm ORWeek 7: Monday, 8/3 - Thursday, 8/6; 9am-12pm or 1-4pm Is your little one going to Kindergarten in the fall?? How exciting! Join Ms. Kylee Day at the H.Olive Day School for Kindergarten Readiness held in her Kindergarten classroom. This program helps children become familiar with the expectations and workings of a kindergarten classroom. There will be lots of fun while playing games and participating in activities that help children develop the social and emotional skills needed for the classroom ahead along with exercises to help develop name writing, number and letter skills, and to enhance fine-motor ability.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower Explorers - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
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 7: 8/3-8/6 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 - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower/Future Architects - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Summer Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga A vinyasa yoga class that is a slow-paced and gentle style of yoga that works with very basic postures to increase mobility, mobilize, stretch and hydrate the body's extensive facial network and invite the practitioner into a deeply meditative internal space. Great for all levels! Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Fun In The Sun - F.I.T.S. Extended Day - Week 7 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.
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Future Architects - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/3-8/7 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
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 7 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.

Friday August 7, 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 - Flag Football - Week 7: 8/3-8/7 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 7: 8/3-8/7 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: 8/3-8/7 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	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower Explorers - AM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Hydropower/Future Architects - Full Day Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
9:00 AM - 4:30 PM	2026 Norfolk Outdoor Escape - Canobie Lake Park 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.
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM	Minds In Motion Summer STEM Programs - Week 7 - Future Architects - PM Program WEEK 6: Monday-Friday, 7/27-7/3114 In 1 Robot AdventureAges 7-129:00am-12:00pmCome and take home your very own 14 in 1 educational solar robot kit! Every hour more solar energy reaches the Earth then humans use in an entire year! Learn how solar energy works and witness firsthand how this technology can harness the sun’s energy source. This kit contains unique components and parts that operate on land and water. Construct 14 different solar powered robots from functional to comical designs which include a tortoise bot, bug bot, paddle bot, tumbler bot, monster bot, big wheeler bot, car bot, surfer bot, and rowing bot! Working with its motor, gears, and solar panel, watch your solar bot come to life without any batteries as it uses the power of the sun. Take part in one of the alternative energies that is used most widely across the globe. Use your own creativity, put your mind in motion, and create your own designs! Future EngineersAges 7-1212:30-3:30pm If you like to create and build things, this program is for you! Enjoy an adventure of physics, gravity, and action and take home your very own engineering kit! Through 26 model-building exercises, you’ll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges — as well as gears. Young researchers will gain hands-on experience with the design process and learn about various topics in the fascinating world of engineering. Come obtain the necessary skills and experience to take on the technological challenges of the future and continue your engineering journey at home!WEEK 7: Monday-Friday, 8/3-8/7Hydropower ExplorersAges 6-119:00am-12:00pmCome explore the power of water by building models and conducting experiments with your very own Hydropower kit! Embark on thrilling hands-on activities as you assemble up to 12 working experiments. Learn how different devices are used to extract useful energy, from a waterwheel in a small stream to a giant turbine in a tidal power station! Learn where the energy in oceans and rivers comes from and discover how we can generate electricity from them. Come join in this educational and hands-on hydro-powered adventure! Future ArchitectsAges 6-1112:30-3:30pmUnleash your inner architect as you work on and take home your very own Architectural Design kit! Dive into the world of building design as you construct everything from simple arches and domes to iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. With 20 awesome models to create, you’ll learn how real-world structures stand tall through hands-on fun! Challenge yourself as you explore architectural principles and engineering techniques, all while designing and building your very own masterpieces. As you build stadiums, skyscrapers, and even a Ferris wheel, you’ll discover the secrets behind how engineers and architects plan, design, and create the world’s most incredible structures. Ready to design and build your own towering creations? The sky’s the limit as you bring your engineering dreams to life and see the world of architecture from a whole new perspective!Sign up for both programs, bring a lunch, and stay a full day!  Location: Freeman Kennedy School
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/3-8/7 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Saturday August 8, 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 August 9, 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 August 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
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 8 - Grades 1-2 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/10-8/14 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	Knucklebones Summer Programs - Knucklebones Ninja Warrior - Week 8 WEEK 2GAME SHOW CONTESTANTEntering Grades 1 to 4WEEK 2: Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2Time: 9:00am-12:00pmHave you ever wanted to be a contestant on a TV show? Or, better yet, enter the video game you're playing? Knucklebones' Game Shows covers the spectrum, focusing on new shows and video games in every class. From The Floor is Lava to Survivor, American Ninja Warrior to Minute to Win It, Beastmaster to Squid Games, Mario Kart to Angry Birds - we'll get everyone up, moving and engaged!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249Knucklebones MULTI-SPORTAges 3-5WEEK 2:Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2 Time: 1:00-1:50pmThis class is not your average sports class! Knucklebones' combines athletic fundamentals, creative movement, gross motor skills and fun. Using an array of unique equipment and creative learning, participants will focus on a new sport every class; learning fundamentals and techniques to set the groundwork for future fun. From soccer to basketball, hockey to T-ball, we'll also throw in some outside the box sports like obstacle courses, Messy Backyard and American Ninja Warrior…for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129WEEK 8NINJA WARRIOR Entering Grades 1 - 3WEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 9:00am-12:00pmNinja Warrior is a blend of fitness, strength, skill, and fun! Throughout class, participants will engage in various drills, elements, games, and obstacle courses. From scaling up cargo nets on a truss, to walking across balance beams, climbing over an A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this class allows participants to have fun while progressing through elements… for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249LIL’ NINJAS Ages 3 to 5 yearsWEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 1:00-1:50pmDoes your child love to run, jump, climb and tumble? Then Knucklebones play on American Ninja Warrior is the perfect class. Each week your child will participate in stretching, elements, obstacles and games to help gross motor skills, fitness and fun. From climbing up an A-Frame to walking on balance beams, tumbling on mats to crossing "volcanos" -your child is sure to have a blast!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 8 - Grades 3-9 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	FC Puma Soccer - FC Puma Soccer - Week 8: 8/10-8/14 WEEK 8: Monday-Friday; August 10-14Ages: 5-14Times vary based on age. FC Puma Soccer Academy is returning to Norfolk for another year!For information, ages, pricing and to register, go to: https://fcpumasocceracademy.com/If you have any questions, please call Christian Battaglia at 603-313-1819 or email him at fcpuma23@gmail.com.
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Summer 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 - Summer Hands-On Music: Mondays: 2.5-6 years 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.
1:00 PM - 1:50 PM	Knucklebones Summer Programs - Knucklebones Lil Ninja - Week 8 WEEK 2GAME SHOW CONTESTANTEntering Grades 1 to 4WEEK 2: Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2Time: 9:00am-12:00pmHave you ever wanted to be a contestant on a TV show? Or, better yet, enter the video game you're playing? Knucklebones' Game Shows covers the spectrum, focusing on new shows and video games in every class. From The Floor is Lava to Survivor, American Ninja Warrior to Minute to Win It, Beastmaster to Squid Games, Mario Kart to Angry Birds - we'll get everyone up, moving and engaged!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249Knucklebones MULTI-SPORTAges 3-5WEEK 2:Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2 Time: 1:00-1:50pmThis class is not your average sports class! Knucklebones' combines athletic fundamentals, creative movement, gross motor skills and fun. Using an array of unique equipment and creative learning, participants will focus on a new sport every class; learning fundamentals and techniques to set the groundwork for future fun. From soccer to basketball, hockey to T-ball, we'll also throw in some outside the box sports like obstacle courses, Messy Backyard and American Ninja Warrior…for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129WEEK 8NINJA WARRIOR Entering Grades 1 - 3WEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 9:00am-12:00pmNinja Warrior is a blend of fitness, strength, skill, and fun! Throughout class, participants will engage in various drills, elements, games, and obstacle courses. From scaling up cargo nets on a truss, to walking across balance beams, climbing over an A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this class allows participants to have fun while progressing through elements… for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249LIL’ NINJAS Ages 3 to 5 yearsWEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 1:00-1:50pmDoes your child love to run, jump, climb and tumble? Then Knucklebones play on American Ninja Warrior is the perfect class. Each week your child will participate in stretching, elements, obstacles and games to help gross motor skills, fitness and fun. From climbing up an A-Frame to walking on balance beams, tumbling on mats to crossing "volcanos" -your child is sure to have a blast!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/10-8/14 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Mondays Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Ivy Music Programs - August Guitar 101- ADULTS INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT
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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.

Tuesday August 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
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 8 - Grades 1-2 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/10-8/14 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	Knucklebones Summer Programs - Knucklebones Ninja Warrior - Week 8 WEEK 2GAME SHOW CONTESTANTEntering Grades 1 to 4WEEK 2: Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2Time: 9:00am-12:00pmHave you ever wanted to be a contestant on a TV show? Or, better yet, enter the video game you're playing? Knucklebones' Game Shows covers the spectrum, focusing on new shows and video games in every class. From The Floor is Lava to Survivor, American Ninja Warrior to Minute to Win It, Beastmaster to Squid Games, Mario Kart to Angry Birds - we'll get everyone up, moving and engaged!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249Knucklebones MULTI-SPORTAges 3-5WEEK 2:Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2 Time: 1:00-1:50pmThis class is not your average sports class! Knucklebones' combines athletic fundamentals, creative movement, gross motor skills and fun. Using an array of unique equipment and creative learning, participants will focus on a new sport every class; learning fundamentals and techniques to set the groundwork for future fun. From soccer to basketball, hockey to T-ball, we'll also throw in some outside the box sports like obstacle courses, Messy Backyard and American Ninja Warrior…for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129WEEK 8NINJA WARRIOR Entering Grades 1 - 3WEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 9:00am-12:00pmNinja Warrior is a blend of fitness, strength, skill, and fun! Throughout class, participants will engage in various drills, elements, games, and obstacle courses. From scaling up cargo nets on a truss, to walking across balance beams, climbing over an A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this class allows participants to have fun while progressing through elements… for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249LIL’ NINJAS Ages 3 to 5 yearsWEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 1:00-1:50pmDoes your child love to run, jump, climb and tumble? Then Knucklebones play on American Ninja Warrior is the perfect class. Each week your child will participate in stretching, elements, obstacles and games to help gross motor skills, fitness and fun. From climbing up an A-Frame to walking on balance beams, tumbling on mats to crossing "volcanos" -your child is sure to have a blast!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 8 - Grades 3-9 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	FC Puma Soccer - FC Puma Soccer - Week 8: 8/10-8/14 WEEK 8: Monday-Friday; August 10-14Ages: 5-14Times vary based on age. FC Puma Soccer Academy is returning to Norfolk for another year!For information, ages, pricing and to register, go to: https://fcpumasocceracademy.com/If you have any questions, please call Christian Battaglia at 603-313-1819 or email him at fcpuma23@gmail.com.
9:30 AM - 10:25 AM	Hands-On Music with Ms. Viviana - Summer 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 - Summer Hands-On Music: Tuesdays: 2.5-6 years 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.
1:00 PM - 1:50 PM	Knucklebones Summer Programs - Knucklebones Lil Ninja - Week 8 WEEK 2GAME SHOW CONTESTANTEntering Grades 1 to 4WEEK 2: Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2Time: 9:00am-12:00pmHave you ever wanted to be a contestant on a TV show? Or, better yet, enter the video game you're playing? Knucklebones' Game Shows covers the spectrum, focusing on new shows and video games in every class. From The Floor is Lava to Survivor, American Ninja Warrior to Minute to Win It, Beastmaster to Squid Games, Mario Kart to Angry Birds - we'll get everyone up, moving and engaged!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249Knucklebones MULTI-SPORTAges 3-5WEEK 2:Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2 Time: 1:00-1:50pmThis class is not your average sports class! Knucklebones' combines athletic fundamentals, creative movement, gross motor skills and fun. Using an array of unique equipment and creative learning, participants will focus on a new sport every class; learning fundamentals and techniques to set the groundwork for future fun. From soccer to basketball, hockey to T-ball, we'll also throw in some outside the box sports like obstacle courses, Messy Backyard and American Ninja Warrior…for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129WEEK 8NINJA WARRIOR Entering Grades 1 - 3WEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 9:00am-12:00pmNinja Warrior is a blend of fitness, strength, skill, and fun! Throughout class, participants will engage in various drills, elements, games, and obstacle courses. From scaling up cargo nets on a truss, to walking across balance beams, climbing over an A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this class allows participants to have fun while progressing through elements… for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249LIL’ NINJAS Ages 3 to 5 yearsWEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 1:00-1:50pmDoes your child love to run, jump, climb and tumble? Then Knucklebones play on American Ninja Warrior is the perfect class. Each week your child will participate in stretching, elements, obstacles and games to help gross motor skills, fitness and fun. From climbing up an A-Frame to walking on balance beams, tumbling on mats to crossing "volcanos" -your child is sure to have a blast!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/10-8/14 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Ivy Music Programs - Intro to Piano - August INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Summer Session 2 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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.

Wednesday August 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 - 10:00 AM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 8 - Grades 1-2 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/10-8/14 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	Knucklebones Summer Programs - Knucklebones Ninja Warrior - Week 8 WEEK 2GAME SHOW CONTESTANTEntering Grades 1 to 4WEEK 2: Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2Time: 9:00am-12:00pmHave you ever wanted to be a contestant on a TV show? Or, better yet, enter the video game you're playing? Knucklebones' Game Shows covers the spectrum, focusing on new shows and video games in every class. From The Floor is Lava to Survivor, American Ninja Warrior to Minute to Win It, Beastmaster to Squid Games, Mario Kart to Angry Birds - we'll get everyone up, moving and engaged!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249Knucklebones MULTI-SPORTAges 3-5WEEK 2:Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2 Time: 1:00-1:50pmThis class is not your average sports class! Knucklebones' combines athletic fundamentals, creative movement, gross motor skills and fun. Using an array of unique equipment and creative learning, participants will focus on a new sport every class; learning fundamentals and techniques to set the groundwork for future fun. From soccer to basketball, hockey to T-ball, we'll also throw in some outside the box sports like obstacle courses, Messy Backyard and American Ninja Warrior…for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129WEEK 8NINJA WARRIOR Entering Grades 1 - 3WEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 9:00am-12:00pmNinja Warrior is a blend of fitness, strength, skill, and fun! Throughout class, participants will engage in various drills, elements, games, and obstacle courses. From scaling up cargo nets on a truss, to walking across balance beams, climbing over an A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this class allows participants to have fun while progressing through elements… for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249LIL’ NINJAS Ages 3 to 5 yearsWEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 1:00-1:50pmDoes your child love to run, jump, climb and tumble? Then Knucklebones play on American Ninja Warrior is the perfect class. Each week your child will participate in stretching, elements, obstacles and games to help gross motor skills, fitness and fun. From climbing up an A-Frame to walking on balance beams, tumbling on mats to crossing "volcanos" -your child is sure to have a blast!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 8 - Grades 3-9 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	FC Puma Soccer - FC Puma Soccer - Week 8: 8/10-8/14 WEEK 8: Monday-Friday; August 10-14Ages: 5-14Times vary based on age. FC Puma Soccer Academy is returning to Norfolk for another year!For information, ages, pricing and to register, go to: https://fcpumasocceracademy.com/If you have any questions, please call Christian Battaglia at 603-313-1819 or email him at fcpuma23@gmail.com.
1:00 PM - 1:50 PM	Knucklebones Summer Programs - Knucklebones Lil Ninja - Week 8 WEEK 2GAME SHOW CONTESTANTEntering Grades 1 to 4WEEK 2: Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2Time: 9:00am-12:00pmHave you ever wanted to be a contestant on a TV show? Or, better yet, enter the video game you're playing? Knucklebones' Game Shows covers the spectrum, focusing on new shows and video games in every class. From The Floor is Lava to Survivor, American Ninja Warrior to Minute to Win It, Beastmaster to Squid Games, Mario Kart to Angry Birds - we'll get everyone up, moving and engaged!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249Knucklebones MULTI-SPORTAges 3-5WEEK 2:Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2 Time: 1:00-1:50pmThis class is not your average sports class! Knucklebones' combines athletic fundamentals, creative movement, gross motor skills and fun. Using an array of unique equipment and creative learning, participants will focus on a new sport every class; learning fundamentals and techniques to set the groundwork for future fun. From soccer to basketball, hockey to T-ball, we'll also throw in some outside the box sports like obstacle courses, Messy Backyard and American Ninja Warrior…for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129WEEK 8NINJA WARRIOR Entering Grades 1 - 3WEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 9:00am-12:00pmNinja Warrior is a blend of fitness, strength, skill, and fun! Throughout class, participants will engage in various drills, elements, games, and obstacle courses. From scaling up cargo nets on a truss, to walking across balance beams, climbing over an A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this class allows participants to have fun while progressing through elements… for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249LIL’ NINJAS Ages 3 to 5 yearsWEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 1:00-1:50pmDoes your child love to run, jump, climb and tumble? Then Knucklebones play on American Ninja Warrior is the perfect class. Each week your child will participate in stretching, elements, obstacles and games to help gross motor skills, fitness and fun. From climbing up an A-Frame to walking on balance beams, tumbling on mats to crossing "volcanos" -your child is sure to have a blast!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/10-8/14 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Summer Combo Class - Summer Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour PilatesAll days: 1 hour/week for 6 weeksWednesdays: 7/8, (NO 7/15), 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12, 8/19Time: 6:30-7:30pmThis 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.Bring a towel or mat.

Thursday August 13, 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 - 10:00 AM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 8 - Grades 1-2 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/10-8/14 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	Knucklebones Summer Programs - Knucklebones Ninja Warrior - Week 8 WEEK 2GAME SHOW CONTESTANTEntering Grades 1 to 4WEEK 2: Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2Time: 9:00am-12:00pmHave you ever wanted to be a contestant on a TV show? Or, better yet, enter the video game you're playing? Knucklebones' Game Shows covers the spectrum, focusing on new shows and video games in every class. From The Floor is Lava to Survivor, American Ninja Warrior to Minute to Win It, Beastmaster to Squid Games, Mario Kart to Angry Birds - we'll get everyone up, moving and engaged!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249Knucklebones MULTI-SPORTAges 3-5WEEK 2:Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2 Time: 1:00-1:50pmThis class is not your average sports class! Knucklebones' combines athletic fundamentals, creative movement, gross motor skills and fun. Using an array of unique equipment and creative learning, participants will focus on a new sport every class; learning fundamentals and techniques to set the groundwork for future fun. From soccer to basketball, hockey to T-ball, we'll also throw in some outside the box sports like obstacle courses, Messy Backyard and American Ninja Warrior…for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129WEEK 8NINJA WARRIOR Entering Grades 1 - 3WEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 9:00am-12:00pmNinja Warrior is a blend of fitness, strength, skill, and fun! Throughout class, participants will engage in various drills, elements, games, and obstacle courses. From scaling up cargo nets on a truss, to walking across balance beams, climbing over an A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this class allows participants to have fun while progressing through elements… for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249LIL’ NINJAS Ages 3 to 5 yearsWEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 1:00-1:50pmDoes your child love to run, jump, climb and tumble? Then Knucklebones play on American Ninja Warrior is the perfect class. Each week your child will participate in stretching, elements, obstacles and games to help gross motor skills, fitness and fun. From climbing up an A-Frame to walking on balance beams, tumbling on mats to crossing "volcanos" -your child is sure to have a blast!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 8 - Grades 3-9 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	FC Puma Soccer - FC Puma Soccer - Week 8: 8/10-8/14 WEEK 8: Monday-Friday; August 10-14Ages: 5-14Times vary based on age. FC Puma Soccer Academy is returning to Norfolk for another year!For information, ages, pricing and to register, go to: https://fcpumasocceracademy.com/If you have any questions, please call Christian Battaglia at 603-313-1819 or email him at fcpuma23@gmail.com.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Summer Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga A vinyasa yoga class that is a slow-paced and gentle style of yoga that works with very basic postures to increase mobility, mobilize, stretch and hydrate the body's extensive facial network and invite the practitioner into a deeply meditative internal space. Great for all levels! Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
1:00 PM - 1:50 PM	Knucklebones Summer Programs - Knucklebones Lil Ninja - Week 8 WEEK 2GAME SHOW CONTESTANTEntering Grades 1 to 4WEEK 2: Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2Time: 9:00am-12:00pmHave you ever wanted to be a contestant on a TV show? Or, better yet, enter the video game you're playing? Knucklebones' Game Shows covers the spectrum, focusing on new shows and video games in every class. From The Floor is Lava to Survivor, American Ninja Warrior to Minute to Win It, Beastmaster to Squid Games, Mario Kart to Angry Birds - we'll get everyone up, moving and engaged!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249Knucklebones MULTI-SPORTAges 3-5WEEK 2:Monday-Thursday, 6/29-7/2 Time: 1:00-1:50pmThis class is not your average sports class! Knucklebones' combines athletic fundamentals, creative movement, gross motor skills and fun. Using an array of unique equipment and creative learning, participants will focus on a new sport every class; learning fundamentals and techniques to set the groundwork for future fun. From soccer to basketball, hockey to T-ball, we'll also throw in some outside the box sports like obstacle courses, Messy Backyard and American Ninja Warrior…for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129WEEK 8NINJA WARRIOR Entering Grades 1 - 3WEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 9:00am-12:00pmNinja Warrior is a blend of fitness, strength, skill, and fun! Throughout class, participants will engage in various drills, elements, games, and obstacle courses. From scaling up cargo nets on a truss, to walking across balance beams, climbing over an A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this class allows participants to have fun while progressing through elements… for the love of play!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $249LIL’ NINJAS Ages 3 to 5 yearsWEEK 8: Monday-Thursday, 8/10-8/13Time: 1:00-1:50pmDoes your child love to run, jump, climb and tumble? Then Knucklebones play on American Ninja Warrior is the perfect class. Each week your child will participate in stretching, elements, obstacles and games to help gross motor skills, fitness and fun. From climbing up an A-Frame to walking on balance beams, tumbling on mats to crossing "volcanos" -your child is sure to have a blast!Location: FK Playground Field Fee: $129
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/10-8/14 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Friday August 14, 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	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/10-8/14 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	FC Puma Soccer - FC Puma Soccer - Week 8: 8/10-8/14 WEEK 8: Monday-Friday; August 10-14Ages: 5-14Times vary based on age. FC Puma Soccer Academy is returning to Norfolk for another year!For information, ages, pricing and to register, go to: https://fcpumasocceracademy.com/If you have any questions, please call Christian Battaglia at 603-313-1819 or email him at fcpuma23@gmail.com.
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/10-8/14 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Fridays Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Saturday August 15, 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 August 16, 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 August 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
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 9 - Grades 1-2 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/17-8/21 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 9 - Grades 3-9 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/17-8/21 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Mondays Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Ivy Music Programs - August Guitar 101- ADULTS INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT
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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.

Tuesday August 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
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 9 - Grades 1-2 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/17-8/21 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 9 - Grades 3-9 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/17-8/21 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Ivy Music Programs - Intro to Piano - August INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Summer Session 2 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 - (cx 6/22), 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 8/17Grades 3-4: Tuesdays - (cx 6/23), 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, (cx 7/21), (cx 7/22), 7/28, 7/29, 8/4, 8/5, 8/11, 8/18Times: 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.NGS has asked that players bring a glove, helmet (with face cage) and a fielding mask.
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-7: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.

Wednesday August 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 - 10:00 AM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 9 - Grades 1-2 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/17-8/21 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 9 - Grades 3-9 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/17-8/21 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-7: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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	Summer Combo Class - Summer Combo Class 1/2-Hour Strength & 1/2-Hour PilatesAll days: 1 hour/week for 6 weeksWednesdays: 7/8, (NO 7/15), 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12, 8/19Time: 6:30-7:30pmThis 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.Bring a towel or mat.

Thursday August 20, 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 - 10:00 AM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 9 - Grades 1-2 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/17-8/21 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	KP Summer Field Hockey Clinic - Summer Field Hockey: Week 9 - Grades 3-9 Entering Grades 1-9KP Head Coach Kaitlyn Wilder, KP Staff & PlayersWeek 8: Monday, 8/10- Thursday, 8/13NEW Week 9: Monday, 8/17 - Thursday 8/21Times: Grades 1-2: 9:00am-10:00am            Grades 3-9: 9:00am-12:30pmJoin the King Philip Coaching staff along with KP Field Hockey Players, to learn the fundamental skills of field hockey in this fun-filled summer program. As players progress, so do drill levels. Emphasis will be on the development and refinement of good stick work, passing, shooting, receiving and defensive skills. Program will include a warm-up and cool-down, instruction, conditioning, scrimmages and more!Players receive a ball and pinnie (size  required when registering)! Different themes each day. The  theme for  Day #1 is Go KP!. USA, Hawaiian and Neon themes will follow!
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Summer Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga A vinyasa yoga class that is a slow-paced and gentle style of yoga that works with very basic postures to increase mobility, mobilize, stretch and hydrate the body's extensive facial network and invite the practitioner into a deeply meditative internal space. Great for all levels! Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/17-8/21 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Friday August 21, 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
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Saturday August 22, 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 August 23, 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 August 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	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/24-8/28 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/24-8/28 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 5:55 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Adult Golf: Mondays Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Ivy Music Programs - August Guitar 101- ADULTS INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT

Tuesday August 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	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/24-8/28 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/24-8/28 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Ivy Music Programs - Intro to Piano - August INTRO TO PIANOInstructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges 6-9TUESDAYS: 4:30-5:30 pmJuly: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28August: 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25These fun group lessons are an exciting introduction to piano and music skills for beginning level music students. The goal of the course is not only to develop a solid musical foundation in piano, but most importantly to instill in the student a genuine love and appreciation for music.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionGUITAR 101: For Kids & Adults!Instructor: Ivy Music AcademyAges: Kids Class 8-12; Adults 18+MONDAYS: Kids Class: 3:45-3:45 pm Adults Class: 5:00-6:00pm***Kids & Adult classes are separate***July: 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27August: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24A foundational course on the basics of playing the guitar. Learn how to fret notes, pluck strings, and strum chords to take the first steps towards playing your favorite tunes. Suitable for beginner and novice level guitarists.Location: Norfolk Town Hall Multipurpose RoomFee: $120 per sessionSTUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN INSTRUMENT
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Norfolk Ice Arena - Learn to Skate - Summer Session 2 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 Summer Golf Classes - A-7: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.

Wednesday August 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	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/24-8/28 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/24-8/28 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Wentworth Hills Summer Golf Classes - A-7: Adult Lesson Summer Junior ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart to offer Junior Golf Clinics held at Wentworth Hills CC. This introductory program is designed specifically for boy and girls ages 8-14 years old. The classes are perfect for both beginning juniors and those who want to improve existing skills. The clinics consist of four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, which cover safety, the golf swing with putter, irons and woods, short game and golf etiquette. Equipment will be provided if needed.Summer Adult ClinicsCome join us this spring as we partner with Golf Smart 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 four 45 minute lessons over two weeks, 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.

Thursday August 27, 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	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Junior Golf: 8/24-8/28 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Summer Slow Flow Yoga - Slow Flow Yoga A vinyasa yoga class that is a slow-paced and gentle style of yoga that works with very basic postures to increase mobility, mobilize, stretch and hydrate the body's extensive facial network and invite the practitioner into a deeply meditative internal space. Great for all levels! Please bring yoga mat. Other equipment supplied. Gail has been teaching yoga for 20 years and holds several certifications.
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Forekicks Summer Golf Clinics - Grassroots Golf: 8/24-8/28 Grassroots Golf Clinics for Ages 4 -7 Junior Golf Clinics for Ages 8 - 15 Adult Golf Clinics for Ages 16 & up

Friday August 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
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