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Monday July 20, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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7:30 AM - 9:15 AM
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Head Lifeguard Meetings
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Strength Training - Monday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Dominoes Under the Pavillion
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Mini Hawk Camp Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Track and Field Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Engineering FUNdamentals
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun; Mondays Only- July/August- 9:15am
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Knitting & Crocheting Group
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Yoga- Mondays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Diabetes Self-Management Program
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun; Mondays Only- July/August- 10:15am
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Monday, July 20: Open-Faced Turkey Sandwiches
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Art Workshop: Watercolor Postcards
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12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Cribbage
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1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Pilates- Mondays PM In Person
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Monday Movies
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Duplicate Bridge (Bridge II)
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Tai Chi Intro: July/August
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Skyhawks Pre-School Programs - Multi-Sport Tots - Age 2
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.Hoopster Tots: Learning basketball has never been more fun! These classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately-sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.Multi-Sport Tots: Introduce your little superstar to sports in our most popular program! This soccer & baseball class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:45 PM - 6:30 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Yoga - Monday PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Skyhawks Pre-School Programs - Multi-Sport Tots - Age 3 & 4
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.Hoopster Tots: Learning basketball has never been more fun! These classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately-sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.Multi-Sport Tots: Introduce your little superstar to sports in our most popular program! This soccer & baseball class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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Tuesday July 21, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Mini Hawk Camp Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Track and Field Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Engineering FUNdamentals
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:00 AM
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Music Together - Music Together - Summer Tuesdays 9:15 AM
An innovative approach to early childhood music learning based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Children explore and express music alongside their most important role models; parents, caregivers and teachers. Nurture your child’s natural enthusiasm for music & movement during this early childhood stage of most rapid growth. Instructor is Little Hands in Harmony. Join your favorite Music Together teachers for some musical magic with a wintery holiday theme. Jingle Jam will include singing, dancing, playing instruments and crafts for you and your little ones! Each semester, families receive a new Music Together® collection of songs with a CD, beautifully illustrated songbook, a downloadable app with access to all of your Music Together music to stream from your devices and filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Also included are other print and online resources to help continue the music-making fun at home and nurture your child's musical growth.Sibling discount is applied automatically when you register a second child in your household.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:35 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Morning Mat Pilates- Tuesdays AM In Person
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Chair Yoga: July/August
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Rummikub
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10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
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Music Together - Music Together - Summer Tuesdays 10:15 AM
An innovative approach to early childhood music learning based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Children explore and express music alongside their most important role models; parents, caregivers and teachers. Nurture your child’s natural enthusiasm for music & movement during this early childhood stage of most rapid growth. Instructor is Little Hands in Harmony. Join your favorite Music Together teachers for some musical magic with a wintery holiday theme. Jingle Jam will include singing, dancing, playing instruments and crafts for you and your little ones! Each semester, families receive a new Music Together® collection of songs with a CD, beautifully illustrated songbook, a downloadable app with access to all of your Music Together music to stream from your devices and filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Also included are other print and online resources to help continue the music-making fun at home and nurture your child's musical growth.Sibling discount is applied automatically when you register a second child in your household.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Tuesday, July 21: Creamy Chicken w/ Olives
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Tufts University Lunch Program Study Info Session (July)
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Card & Game Open Play
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Chair Tap Dance: July/August
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Puzzle Palooza: Senior Edition
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Pinochle
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Reserved
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Teen Center Summer Hours
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Glastonbury Links Together
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Skyhawks Pre-School Programs - Multi-Sport Tots - Age 2
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.Hoopster Tots: Learning basketball has never been more fun! These classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately-sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.Multi-Sport Tots: Introduce your little superstar to sports in our most popular program! This soccer & baseball class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Drop-In Indoor Pickleball
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Glastonbury Summer Lacrosse
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Tuesdays 6:00 PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Skyhawks Pre-School Programs - Multi-Sport Tots - Age 3 & 4
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.Hoopster Tots: Learning basketball has never been more fun! These classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately-sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.Multi-Sport Tots: Introduce your little superstar to sports in our most popular program! This soccer & baseball class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:50 PM - 7:35 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Tuesdays 6:50 PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:50 PM - 7:50 PM
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Child and Adult Fun Runs! - July 21st Fun Run
Grab your sneaks and run some extra miles! Children jog for one mile around the Smith Middle School Soccer Field. Adult courses are 1.0, 2.4 and 3.5 miles. Register at the Smith Middle School Upper Soccer Field starting at 6:30 p.m., or pre-register below! Race begins at 6:50 p.m. Divisions include male and female 35 & up, 19-34, 15-18, 13-14, 10-12, 7-9 and 6 & under. Runs will be held on Tuesdays, June 23, June 30, July 7, July 14, July 21, July 28 and August 4. These events are FREE!BACK FOR 2026: Not interested in running, but want to get some exercise? Join us for a 0.5 mile walking course around Smith Middle School! Walk for Wellness on these 7 Tuesdays during the summer, all for FREE! Staff will not time participants who are doing the walking portion. Pre-registration is not required. Interested in being a proud partner of the Child and Adult Fun Runs? Email partner@glastonburyct.gov or visit www.glastonburyct.gov/partner for more information!
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Wednesday July 22, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Mini Hawk Camp Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Track and Field Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Engineering FUNdamentals
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 9:15am
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Wednesday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Scopa: Italian Card Game
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 10:15am
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 11:15am
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Wednesday, July 22: Pork Roast
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bridge
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Mahjong Wednesdays
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Pottery Workshop- July/August
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Bereavement Support Group
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Teen Center Summer Hours
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4:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Glastonbury Special Olympics Croquet Practice
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Reserved
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Skyhawks Pre-School Programs - Multi-Sport Tots - Age 2
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.Hoopster Tots: Learning basketball has never been more fun! These classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately-sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.Multi-Sport Tots: Introduce your little superstar to sports in our most popular program! This soccer & baseball class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Skyhawks Pre-School Programs - Multi-Sport Tots - Age 3 & 4
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.Hoopster Tots: Learning basketball has never been more fun! These classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately-sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.Multi-Sport Tots: Introduce your little superstar to sports in our most popular program! This soccer & baseball class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Square Dancing
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Thursday July 23, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Voting Equipment Certification
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 9:30 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Restorative Yoga - Thursday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Mini Hawk Camp Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Track and Field Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Engineering FUNdamentals
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Daytime Setback
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Color Your Calm
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Thursday, July 23: Beef Stew in a Bread Bowl
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Intermediate Line Dancing- July/August
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Creative Crafters
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Wii Bowling
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Free Intro to Yoga Class- July 23
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Summer Vacation Memory Poetry Workshop
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Teen Center Summer Hours
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Beginner Line Dancing- July/August
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Chess Club
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4:30 PM - 6:15 PM
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Glastonbury Youth Lacrosse
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Skyhawks Pre-School Programs - Multi-Sport Tots - Age 2
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.Hoopster Tots: Learning basketball has never been more fun! These classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately-sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.Multi-Sport Tots: Introduce your little superstar to sports in our most popular program! This soccer & baseball class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Glastonbury Summer Lacrosse
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Skyhawks Pre-School Programs - Multi-Sport Tots - Age 3 & 4
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.Hoopster Tots: Learning basketball has never been more fun! These classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately-sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.Multi-Sport Tots: Introduce your little superstar to sports in our most popular program! This soccer & baseball class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2-3.5 years.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Tai Chi: July/August
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Mahjong Evenings
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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Friday July 24, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Voting Equipment Certification
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8:10 AM - 8:55 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Advanced Strength- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Strength Training- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Social Services Meet and Greet
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Mini Hawk Camp Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Track and Field Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Engineering FUNdamentals
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 9:15am
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Yoga- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Blood Pressure Screenings
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 10:15am
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 11:15am
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Friday, July 24: Steak & Cheese Grinder
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 5)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Card & Game Open Play
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bingo
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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Monday July 27, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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7:30 AM - 9:15 AM
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Head Lifeguard Meetings
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Strength Training - Monday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Dominoes Under the Pavillion
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Global Cuisine
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Volleyball Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Aspiring Young Engineers
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Sports and Games Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun; Mondays Only- July/August- 9:15am
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Knitting & Crocheting Group
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Yoga- Mondays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Diabetes Self-Management Program
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun; Mondays Only- July/August- 10:15am
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Monday, July 27: Stuffed Sole
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Cribbage
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1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Pilates- Mondays PM In Person
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Sound Bath with Jeremy
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Monday Movies
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Duplicate Bridge (Bridge II)
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - From Scratch
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Tai Chi Intro: July/August
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:45 PM - 6:30 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Yoga - Monday PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Glastonbury Democratic Town Committee
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Tuesday July 28, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Global Cuisine
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Volleyball Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Aspiring Young Engineers
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Sports and Games Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:00 AM
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Music Together - Music Together - Summer Tuesdays 9:15 AM
An innovative approach to early childhood music learning based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Children explore and express music alongside their most important role models; parents, caregivers and teachers. Nurture your child’s natural enthusiasm for music & movement during this early childhood stage of most rapid growth. Instructor is Little Hands in Harmony. Join your favorite Music Together teachers for some musical magic with a wintery holiday theme. Jingle Jam will include singing, dancing, playing instruments and crafts for you and your little ones! Each semester, families receive a new Music Together® collection of songs with a CD, beautifully illustrated songbook, a downloadable app with access to all of your Music Together music to stream from your devices and filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Also included are other print and online resources to help continue the music-making fun at home and nurture your child's musical growth.Sibling discount is applied automatically when you register a second child in your household.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:35 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Morning Mat Pilates- Tuesdays AM In Person
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Chair Yoga: July/August
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Rummikub
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10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
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Music Together - Music Together - Summer Tuesdays 10:15 AM
An innovative approach to early childhood music learning based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Children explore and express music alongside their most important role models; parents, caregivers and teachers. Nurture your child’s natural enthusiasm for music & movement during this early childhood stage of most rapid growth. Instructor is Little Hands in Harmony. Join your favorite Music Together teachers for some musical magic with a wintery holiday theme. Jingle Jam will include singing, dancing, playing instruments and crafts for you and your little ones! Each semester, families receive a new Music Together® collection of songs with a CD, beautifully illustrated songbook, a downloadable app with access to all of your Music Together music to stream from your devices and filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Also included are other print and online resources to help continue the music-making fun at home and nurture your child's musical growth.Sibling discount is applied automatically when you register a second child in your household.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Tuesday, July 28: Chicken Cacciatore
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Card & Game Open Play
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Chair Tap Dance: July/August
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - The Wadsworth Atheneum Presents: A Tour of American Art Framing American Democracy
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Pinochle
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - From Scratch
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Teen Center Summer Hours
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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Glastonbury Little League
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Drop-In Indoor Pickleball
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Glastonbury Summer Lacrosse
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Tuesdays 6:00 PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:50 PM - 7:35 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Tuesdays 6:50 PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:50 PM - 7:50 PM
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Child and Adult Fun Runs! - July 28th Fun Run
Grab your sneaks and run some extra miles! Children jog for one mile around the Smith Middle School Soccer Field. Adult courses are 1.0, 2.4 and 3.5 miles. Register at the Smith Middle School Upper Soccer Field starting at 6:30 p.m., or pre-register below! Race begins at 6:50 p.m. Divisions include male and female 35 & up, 19-34, 15-18, 13-14, 10-12, 7-9 and 6 & under. Runs will be held on Tuesdays, June 23, June 30, July 7, July 14, July 21, July 28 and August 4. These events are FREE!BACK FOR 2026: Not interested in running, but want to get some exercise? Join us for a 0.5 mile walking course around Smith Middle School! Walk for Wellness on these 7 Tuesdays during the summer, all for FREE! Staff will not time participants who are doing the walking portion. Pre-registration is not required. Interested in being a proud partner of the Child and Adult Fun Runs? Email partner@glastonburyct.gov or visit www.glastonburyct.gov/partner for more information!
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Wednesday July 29, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Global Cuisine
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Volleyball Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Aspiring Young Engineers
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Sports and Games Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 9:15am
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Wednesday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Scopa: Italian Card Game
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 10:15am
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 11:15am
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Wednesday, July 29: Glazed Ham
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bridge
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Mahjong Wednesdays
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Pottery Workshop- July/August
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - From Scratch
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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1:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Glastonbury Town Band Concert
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Teen Center Summer Hours
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4:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Glastonbury Special Olympics Croquet Practice
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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Glastonbury Little League
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Glastonbury Little League
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Glastonbury Little League
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Square Dancing
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Thursday July 30, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 9:30 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Restorative Yoga - Thursday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Global Cuisine
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Volleyball Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Aspiring Young Engineers
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Sports and Games Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 9:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 9:30-9:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Daytime Setback
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 10:00-10:30 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 5 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Tots 10:30-10:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Color Your Calm
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Infant 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 1 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:00 AM - 11:25 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 4 11:00-11:25 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 0 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 2 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 11:55 AM
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Addison Pool Swim Lessons - Level 3 11:30-11:55 Addison Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available. Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.
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11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Stretchercize: July/August
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Lunch Program - Thursday, July 30: Spaghetti & Meatballs
Lunch program is designed to provide a place to meet new friends in a social setting, eat a nourishing meal and to keep you informed of current information effecting seniors.
Menu is also available on: Lunch Service | Glastonbury, CT (glastonburyct.gov)
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Bobby D's Retirement Party
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Intermediate Line Dancing- July/August
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Creative Crafters
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Wii Bowling
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - From Scratch
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Teen Center Summer Hours
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Beginner Line Dancing- July/August
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Reserved
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Chess Club
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 4 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Tots 5:30pm-5:55pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Camp Sunrise Banquet
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Tai Chi: July/August
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Mahjong Evenings
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 1 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 2 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 3 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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6:15 PM - 6:40 PM
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Grange Swim Lessons - Level 5 6:15pm-6:40pm Grange Session 3
Ozzie says "Let's Swim by Eight"! Every child in Glastonbury should learn to swim by 8 years old. Kids are surrounded by swimming pools, lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that are used for recreation. Every child needs basic aquatic safety and swimming skills!SESSION DATES:Session 1: June 22 - July 2, 2026Session 2: July 6 - July 16, 2026Session 3: July 20 - July 30, 2026REGISTRATION DATES:Session 1: Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on March 31Session 2: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 2Session 3: Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. on July 16Once the session begins, registration for that session will no longer be available.Due to the short turn around between registration and classes no refunds/credits will be given unless due to medical/injury. A doctors note must be presented to receive the refund. (Sessions 2 and 3 only, Session 1 cancellations will follow normal cancellation policy)Please limit your registration to one class/child at a time. If your child is enrolled in the wrong level, every effort will be made to transfer your child to the appropriate level on a space available basis. There is no guarantee.WHAT TO BRING: All participants should bring a towel. Participants must be ready in appropriate swim attire on the pool deck at their scheduled time. Locker rooms are available for changing. Observers are welcome and must sit in the grass area.LESSONS: Infant/Toddler: Ages 6mos - 2 yrs with a parent/guardian in the water. This is an opportunity for your infant to be introduced to the water. Tots: Ages 3 and 4 years with a parent/guardian in the water. Parents work with their children to learn breath control, submerging in the water, buoyancy /floating on the water; and moving through the water on front and back.Learn to Swim Program for Level 1-6Please review the information to decide where best to place your child. The new program features an inclusive approach to teaching swimming and water safety together. Level 1 children must be at least 5 years old. To move to the next level students must successfully complete the exit skills for each level before progressing to the next level. All levels include water safety discussions and skills. To enroll for a level, your child must meet the following criteria:Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsAt least 5 years old with little or no prior water experience.Level 2: Fundamentals of AquaticsStudents should be comfortable in and under the water; to be able to float on front and back; and to perform elementary front and back strokes for at least 2 body lengths with or without support.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentStudents should be able to independently enter; to submerge and blow bubbles; to tread water 15 seconds and to move through the water using simultaneous and alternating leg and arm actions for at least 5 body lengths.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementStudents should be able to survival float; to tread water 30 seconds; to swim front crawl and elementary backstrokes for 15 yards; to perform the dolphin kick for 5 body lengths; to scissors kick for 10 yards; and to do a head first entry into the water.Level 5: Stroke RefinementStudents should be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards each; to swim the side stroke, the breast stroke and the butterfly stroke each for 15 yards; to tread water 2 minutes; to change direction doing an open turn at the wall; to do a foot first surface dive.Level 6: Fitness SwimmingStudents should be able to swim both front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards; to swim the back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke and butterfly each for 25 yards; to tread water 5 minutes; to flip turn using both front and back strokes; to dive from pool side and to do tuck and pike surface dives and to scull on the back. Both groups will focus on stroke development as well.DUE TO THE CLOSURE OF THE GHS POOL FOR SUMMER 2026, ALL EVENING SWIM LESSONS WILL TAKE PLACE AT GRANGE POOL. YOU WILL NOTICE A DECREASE IN CLASS OFFERINGS THAN PRIOR SUMMERS AT GHS DUE TO PARKING LIMITATIONS OF THE FACILITY. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. NOTE: Level offerings will change for sessions 2 and 3 dependent on waiting lists and to offer levels not included in session 1.
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Friday July 31, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:10 AM - 8:55 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Advanced Strength- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Strength Training- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Perfect Patchwork Project with Marilyn
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Global Cuisine
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Volleyball Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Aspiring Young Engineers
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Sports and Games Session 2
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 9:15am
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Yoga- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Blood Pressure Screenings
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 10:15am
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11:00 AM - 8:30 PM
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Early Voting
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11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 11:15am
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 6)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Card & Game Open Play
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bingo
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - From Scratch
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Junior Guardians - Summer
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League
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Monday August 3, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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7:30 AM - 9:15 AM
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Head Lifeguard Meetings
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Early Voting
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Playground Program - Smith Middle School Playground Extra Week
SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM Children must have completed kindergarten! Playgrounds Camp is packed with adventure! Campers spend their days exploring the community on exciting field trips, cooling off with regular swimming outings, and enjoying a wide variety of fun, hands-on activities both on and off site. Each day offers something new, keeping campers active, engaged, and making memories all summer long. Preview of Field Trips: Fun City, Urban Air (Waterbury), Bowl O Rama, Mystic Aquarium, Chuck E Cheese, Quassy, Science Center, Movies, Lessard Lanes, Lake Compounce*Detailed trip calendars will be released closer to the start of camp. PLAYGROUNDS JUNIORAn introduction to our Playgrounds program for ages 4-6. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the Pond and Splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due on May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay on May 15th or after. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Playgrounds include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and Camp Swimming Information must be filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Playgrounds Junior include: Camper Information Form, and Camp Permission Form. Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 11! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here!
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Discovery - Adventure Week - 1
A traditional day camp program designed to meet the needs of working parents while providing a fun-filled day. Campers participate in program areas, swim lessons, free swim, special events, and field trips. Campers are split age groups, all meeting at the same location and seeing each other throughout the day but field trips and activities will differ. This is not a drop-in program and campers should plan on being there for the entire day.NEW LOCATION @ Gideon Welles School. Swim lessons will be held at Grange Pool. Please see Parent Handbook attached below for more details! Register for Age GroupsCampers must be registered by Age Group. Please see sub headings below and select the correct group for your child. NOTE: We will again have the Navigators Group which falls between the Explorers and Pathfinders and will have children who have completed grades 1 and 2. A week before each session we will move children who are registered for Explorers or Pathfinders into this group at the discretion of camp leadership. Hours & Extended CareCamp Discovery will run 8:30-4:30 with Extended Care offered from 7:30-8:30 and 4:30-5:30. All campers who are registered for Camp Discovery and wish to register for Extended care will be accommodated.Extended Care will be $50 per session for AM Extended Care and PM Extended Care will also be $50 per session. Information on how to register for before and after care will be emailed to all families registered for Camp Discovery in May. Extended Care is not available for Adventure Week. Camp Discovery JuniorAn introduction to our traditional Camp Discovery program. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the pond or splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. Not recommended for children who have completed 1st grade.PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due by May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay after May 14th. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Camp Discovery include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and, Camp Swimming Information, filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Discovery Junior include: Camper Information Form and Camp Permission Form.Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 10th! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here! If program fills please add your child to the wait list! We will do our best to move people off the wait list as quickly as possible.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Strength Training - Monday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Dominoes Under the Pavillion
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Art-Ventures Jungle Journey
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Summer Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Camp Sunrise 2026 - Camp Sunrise Adventure Week (Ages 16-Adult)
PROGRAM IS OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF GLASTONBURY, NEWINGTON, CROMWELL, ROCKY HILL AND WETHERSFIELD ONLY.CAMP SUNRISE is sponsored and operated by the Parks and Recreation Departments in Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, Newington, Glastonbury and Cromwell. Camp runs for six weeks (one week sessions) from June 22-July 31 with a special 5 day Adventure Trip Camp session for campers ages 16+ from August 3-7 (transportation is not offered on these days). Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. The program will meet at the Smith Middle School Cafeteria. Each group participates in a variety of activity periods each day which include games, sports, art and crafts, nature walks and field trips. There will be no camp on July 4th. Dates are subject to change based on school cancelation days. A typical camp day consists of several planned activity periods throughout the day including sports, nature, arts and crafts and special events. Campers will swim at the Addison outdoor pool and your weekly schedule for camp will detail on which days your child swims. Please make sure your child brings a lunch every day (except where noted) and a towel and bathing suit on days they are swimming.Please Note: A 50% deposit for the weekly fee is required at the time of registration (unless you are receiving funding from an outside agency). Transportation (if selected) and Monday Lunch Bunch (if selected) must be paid in full at the time of registration.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun; Mondays Only- July/August- 9:15am
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Knitting & Crocheting Group
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Yoga- Mondays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun; Mondays Only- July/August- 10:15am
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11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Private Event
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Cribbage
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1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Pilates- Mondays PM In Person
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Monday Movies
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Duplicate Bridge (Bridge II)
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Sew This! Sewing Camp - Sew This! Sewing Camp
Learn to operate sewing machines and craft 6 wearable and whimsical projects. Tackle elastic application, hems and French seams.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Farmers Market Fresh: Seasonal Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Tai Chi Intro: July/August
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:45 PM - 6:30 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Yoga - Monday PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball Tournament Meeting
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Tuesday August 4, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Early Voting
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Playground Program - Smith Middle School Playground Extra Week
SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM Children must have completed kindergarten! Playgrounds Camp is packed with adventure! Campers spend their days exploring the community on exciting field trips, cooling off with regular swimming outings, and enjoying a wide variety of fun, hands-on activities both on and off site. Each day offers something new, keeping campers active, engaged, and making memories all summer long. Preview of Field Trips: Fun City, Urban Air (Waterbury), Bowl O Rama, Mystic Aquarium, Chuck E Cheese, Quassy, Science Center, Movies, Lessard Lanes, Lake Compounce*Detailed trip calendars will be released closer to the start of camp. PLAYGROUNDS JUNIORAn introduction to our Playgrounds program for ages 4-6. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the Pond and Splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due on May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay on May 15th or after. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Playgrounds include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and Camp Swimming Information must be filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Playgrounds Junior include: Camper Information Form, and Camp Permission Form. Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 11! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here!
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Discovery - Adventure Week - 1
A traditional day camp program designed to meet the needs of working parents while providing a fun-filled day. Campers participate in program areas, swim lessons, free swim, special events, and field trips. Campers are split age groups, all meeting at the same location and seeing each other throughout the day but field trips and activities will differ. This is not a drop-in program and campers should plan on being there for the entire day.NEW LOCATION @ Gideon Welles School. Swim lessons will be held at Grange Pool. Please see Parent Handbook attached below for more details! Register for Age GroupsCampers must be registered by Age Group. Please see sub headings below and select the correct group for your child. NOTE: We will again have the Navigators Group which falls between the Explorers and Pathfinders and will have children who have completed grades 1 and 2. A week before each session we will move children who are registered for Explorers or Pathfinders into this group at the discretion of camp leadership. Hours & Extended CareCamp Discovery will run 8:30-4:30 with Extended Care offered from 7:30-8:30 and 4:30-5:30. All campers who are registered for Camp Discovery and wish to register for Extended care will be accommodated.Extended Care will be $50 per session for AM Extended Care and PM Extended Care will also be $50 per session. Information on how to register for before and after care will be emailed to all families registered for Camp Discovery in May. Extended Care is not available for Adventure Week. Camp Discovery JuniorAn introduction to our traditional Camp Discovery program. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the pond or splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. Not recommended for children who have completed 1st grade.PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due by May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay after May 14th. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Camp Discovery include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and, Camp Swimming Information, filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Discovery Junior include: Camper Information Form and Camp Permission Form.Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 10th! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here! If program fills please add your child to the wait list! We will do our best to move people off the wait list as quickly as possible.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Art-Ventures Jungle Journey
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Summer Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Camp Sunrise 2026 - Camp Sunrise Adventure Week (Ages 16-Adult)
PROGRAM IS OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF GLASTONBURY, NEWINGTON, CROMWELL, ROCKY HILL AND WETHERSFIELD ONLY.CAMP SUNRISE is sponsored and operated by the Parks and Recreation Departments in Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, Newington, Glastonbury and Cromwell. Camp runs for six weeks (one week sessions) from June 22-July 31 with a special 5 day Adventure Trip Camp session for campers ages 16+ from August 3-7 (transportation is not offered on these days). Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. The program will meet at the Smith Middle School Cafeteria. Each group participates in a variety of activity periods each day which include games, sports, art and crafts, nature walks and field trips. There will be no camp on July 4th. Dates are subject to change based on school cancelation days. A typical camp day consists of several planned activity periods throughout the day including sports, nature, arts and crafts and special events. Campers will swim at the Addison outdoor pool and your weekly schedule for camp will detail on which days your child swims. Please make sure your child brings a lunch every day (except where noted) and a towel and bathing suit on days they are swimming.Please Note: A 50% deposit for the weekly fee is required at the time of registration (unless you are receiving funding from an outside agency). Transportation (if selected) and Monday Lunch Bunch (if selected) must be paid in full at the time of registration.
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9:15 AM - 10:00 AM
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Music Together - Music Together - Summer Tuesdays 9:15 AM
An innovative approach to early childhood music learning based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Children explore and express music alongside their most important role models; parents, caregivers and teachers. Nurture your child’s natural enthusiasm for music & movement during this early childhood stage of most rapid growth. Instructor is Little Hands in Harmony. Join your favorite Music Together teachers for some musical magic with a wintery holiday theme. Jingle Jam will include singing, dancing, playing instruments and crafts for you and your little ones! Each semester, families receive a new Music Together® collection of songs with a CD, beautifully illustrated songbook, a downloadable app with access to all of your Music Together music to stream from your devices and filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Also included are other print and online resources to help continue the music-making fun at home and nurture your child's musical growth.Sibling discount is applied automatically when you register a second child in your household.
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9:35 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Morning Mat Pilates- Tuesdays AM In Person
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Chair Yoga: July/August
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Rummikub
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10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
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Music Together - Music Together - Summer Tuesdays 10:15 AM
An innovative approach to early childhood music learning based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Children explore and express music alongside their most important role models; parents, caregivers and teachers. Nurture your child’s natural enthusiasm for music & movement during this early childhood stage of most rapid growth. Instructor is Little Hands in Harmony. Join your favorite Music Together teachers for some musical magic with a wintery holiday theme. Jingle Jam will include singing, dancing, playing instruments and crafts for you and your little ones! Each semester, families receive a new Music Together® collection of songs with a CD, beautifully illustrated songbook, a downloadable app with access to all of your Music Together music to stream from your devices and filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Also included are other print and online resources to help continue the music-making fun at home and nurture your child's musical growth.Sibling discount is applied automatically when you register a second child in your household.
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11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Stretchercize: July/August
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Card & Game Open Play
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Chair Tap Dance: July/August
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Pinochle
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Sew This! Sewing Camp - Sew This! Sewing Camp
Learn to operate sewing machines and craft 6 wearable and whimsical projects. Tackle elastic application, hems and French seams.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Farmers Market Fresh: Seasonal Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Reserved
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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National Night Out
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Tuesdays 6:00 PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:50 PM - 7:35 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Tuesdays 6:50 PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:50 PM - 7:50 PM
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Child and Adult Fun Runs! - August 4th Fun Run
Grab your sneaks and run some extra miles! Children jog for one mile around the Smith Middle School Soccer Field. Adult courses are 1.0, 2.4 and 3.5 miles. Register at the Smith Middle School Upper Soccer Field starting at 6:30 p.m., or pre-register below! Race begins at 6:50 p.m. Divisions include male and female 35 & up, 19-34, 15-18, 13-14, 10-12, 7-9 and 6 & under. Runs will be held on Tuesdays, June 23, June 30, July 7, July 14, July 21, July 28 and August 4. These events are FREE!BACK FOR 2026: Not interested in running, but want to get some exercise? Join us for a 0.5 mile walking course around Smith Middle School! Walk for Wellness on these 7 Tuesdays during the summer, all for FREE! Staff will not time participants who are doing the walking portion. Pre-registration is not required. Interested in being a proud partner of the Child and Adult Fun Runs? Email partner@glastonburyct.gov or visit www.glastonburyct.gov/partner for more information!
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Wednesday August 5, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Early Voting
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Playground Program - Smith Middle School Playground Extra Week
SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM Children must have completed kindergarten! Playgrounds Camp is packed with adventure! Campers spend their days exploring the community on exciting field trips, cooling off with regular swimming outings, and enjoying a wide variety of fun, hands-on activities both on and off site. Each day offers something new, keeping campers active, engaged, and making memories all summer long. Preview of Field Trips: Fun City, Urban Air (Waterbury), Bowl O Rama, Mystic Aquarium, Chuck E Cheese, Quassy, Science Center, Movies, Lessard Lanes, Lake Compounce*Detailed trip calendars will be released closer to the start of camp. PLAYGROUNDS JUNIORAn introduction to our Playgrounds program for ages 4-6. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the Pond and Splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due on May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay on May 15th or after. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Playgrounds include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and Camp Swimming Information must be filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Playgrounds Junior include: Camper Information Form, and Camp Permission Form. Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 11! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here!
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Discovery - Adventure Week - 1
A traditional day camp program designed to meet the needs of working parents while providing a fun-filled day. Campers participate in program areas, swim lessons, free swim, special events, and field trips. Campers are split age groups, all meeting at the same location and seeing each other throughout the day but field trips and activities will differ. This is not a drop-in program and campers should plan on being there for the entire day.NEW LOCATION @ Gideon Welles School. Swim lessons will be held at Grange Pool. Please see Parent Handbook attached below for more details! Register for Age GroupsCampers must be registered by Age Group. Please see sub headings below and select the correct group for your child. NOTE: We will again have the Navigators Group which falls between the Explorers and Pathfinders and will have children who have completed grades 1 and 2. A week before each session we will move children who are registered for Explorers or Pathfinders into this group at the discretion of camp leadership. Hours & Extended CareCamp Discovery will run 8:30-4:30 with Extended Care offered from 7:30-8:30 and 4:30-5:30. All campers who are registered for Camp Discovery and wish to register for Extended care will be accommodated.Extended Care will be $50 per session for AM Extended Care and PM Extended Care will also be $50 per session. Information on how to register for before and after care will be emailed to all families registered for Camp Discovery in May. Extended Care is not available for Adventure Week. Camp Discovery JuniorAn introduction to our traditional Camp Discovery program. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the pond or splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. Not recommended for children who have completed 1st grade.PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due by May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay after May 14th. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Camp Discovery include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and, Camp Swimming Information, filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Discovery Junior include: Camper Information Form and Camp Permission Form.Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 10th! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here! If program fills please add your child to the wait list! We will do our best to move people off the wait list as quickly as possible.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Art-Ventures Jungle Journey
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Summer Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Camp Sunrise 2026 - Camp Sunrise Adventure Week (Ages 16-Adult)
PROGRAM IS OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF GLASTONBURY, NEWINGTON, CROMWELL, ROCKY HILL AND WETHERSFIELD ONLY.CAMP SUNRISE is sponsored and operated by the Parks and Recreation Departments in Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, Newington, Glastonbury and Cromwell. Camp runs for six weeks (one week sessions) from June 22-July 31 with a special 5 day Adventure Trip Camp session for campers ages 16+ from August 3-7 (transportation is not offered on these days). Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. The program will meet at the Smith Middle School Cafeteria. Each group participates in a variety of activity periods each day which include games, sports, art and crafts, nature walks and field trips. There will be no camp on July 4th. Dates are subject to change based on school cancelation days. A typical camp day consists of several planned activity periods throughout the day including sports, nature, arts and crafts and special events. Campers will swim at the Addison outdoor pool and your weekly schedule for camp will detail on which days your child swims. Please make sure your child brings a lunch every day (except where noted) and a towel and bathing suit on days they are swimming.Please Note: A 50% deposit for the weekly fee is required at the time of registration (unless you are receiving funding from an outside agency). Transportation (if selected) and Monday Lunch Bunch (if selected) must be paid in full at the time of registration.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 9:15am
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Wednesday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Scopa: Italian Card Game
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 10:15am
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11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 11:15am
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bridge
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Mahjong Wednesdays
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Pottery Workshop- July/August
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Sew This! Sewing Camp - Sew This! Sewing Camp
Learn to operate sewing machines and craft 6 wearable and whimsical projects. Tackle elastic application, hems and French seams.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Farmers Market Fresh: Seasonal Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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1:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Glastonbury Town Band Concert
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2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Bereavement Support Group
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4:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Glastonbury Special Olympics Croquet Practice
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4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Reserved
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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Thursday August 6, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Early Voting
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Playground Program - Smith Middle School Playground Extra Week
SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM Children must have completed kindergarten! Playgrounds Camp is packed with adventure! Campers spend their days exploring the community on exciting field trips, cooling off with regular swimming outings, and enjoying a wide variety of fun, hands-on activities both on and off site. Each day offers something new, keeping campers active, engaged, and making memories all summer long. Preview of Field Trips: Fun City, Urban Air (Waterbury), Bowl O Rama, Mystic Aquarium, Chuck E Cheese, Quassy, Science Center, Movies, Lessard Lanes, Lake Compounce*Detailed trip calendars will be released closer to the start of camp. PLAYGROUNDS JUNIORAn introduction to our Playgrounds program for ages 4-6. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the Pond and Splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due on May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay on May 15th or after. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Playgrounds include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and Camp Swimming Information must be filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Playgrounds Junior include: Camper Information Form, and Camp Permission Form. Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 11! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here!
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Discovery - Adventure Week - 1
A traditional day camp program designed to meet the needs of working parents while providing a fun-filled day. Campers participate in program areas, swim lessons, free swim, special events, and field trips. Campers are split age groups, all meeting at the same location and seeing each other throughout the day but field trips and activities will differ. This is not a drop-in program and campers should plan on being there for the entire day.NEW LOCATION @ Gideon Welles School. Swim lessons will be held at Grange Pool. Please see Parent Handbook attached below for more details! Register for Age GroupsCampers must be registered by Age Group. Please see sub headings below and select the correct group for your child. NOTE: We will again have the Navigators Group which falls between the Explorers and Pathfinders and will have children who have completed grades 1 and 2. A week before each session we will move children who are registered for Explorers or Pathfinders into this group at the discretion of camp leadership. Hours & Extended CareCamp Discovery will run 8:30-4:30 with Extended Care offered from 7:30-8:30 and 4:30-5:30. All campers who are registered for Camp Discovery and wish to register for Extended care will be accommodated.Extended Care will be $50 per session for AM Extended Care and PM Extended Care will also be $50 per session. Information on how to register for before and after care will be emailed to all families registered for Camp Discovery in May. Extended Care is not available for Adventure Week. Camp Discovery JuniorAn introduction to our traditional Camp Discovery program. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the pond or splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. Not recommended for children who have completed 1st grade.PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due by May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay after May 14th. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Camp Discovery include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and, Camp Swimming Information, filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Discovery Junior include: Camper Information Form and Camp Permission Form.Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 10th! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here! If program fills please add your child to the wait list! We will do our best to move people off the wait list as quickly as possible.
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8:45 AM - 9:30 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Restorative Yoga - Thursday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Art-Ventures Jungle Journey
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Summer Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Camp Sunrise 2026 - Camp Sunrise Adventure Week (Ages 16-Adult)
PROGRAM IS OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF GLASTONBURY, NEWINGTON, CROMWELL, ROCKY HILL AND WETHERSFIELD ONLY.CAMP SUNRISE is sponsored and operated by the Parks and Recreation Departments in Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, Newington, Glastonbury and Cromwell. Camp runs for six weeks (one week sessions) from June 22-July 31 with a special 5 day Adventure Trip Camp session for campers ages 16+ from August 3-7 (transportation is not offered on these days). Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. The program will meet at the Smith Middle School Cafeteria. Each group participates in a variety of activity periods each day which include games, sports, art and crafts, nature walks and field trips. There will be no camp on July 4th. Dates are subject to change based on school cancelation days. A typical camp day consists of several planned activity periods throughout the day including sports, nature, arts and crafts and special events. Campers will swim at the Addison outdoor pool and your weekly schedule for camp will detail on which days your child swims. Please make sure your child brings a lunch every day (except where noted) and a towel and bathing suit on days they are swimming.Please Note: A 50% deposit for the weekly fee is required at the time of registration (unless you are receiving funding from an outside agency). Transportation (if selected) and Monday Lunch Bunch (if selected) must be paid in full at the time of registration.
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Daytime Setback
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Color Your Calm
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11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Stretchercize: July/August
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Intermediate Line Dancing- July/August
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Creative Crafters
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Wii Bowling
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Art Blazers
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Farmers Market Fresh: Seasonal Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Beginner Line Dancing- July/August
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Reserved
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Chess Club
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Private Event
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Tai Chi: July/August
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Mahjong Evenings
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Friday August 7, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Early Voting
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8:10 AM - 8:55 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Advanced Strength- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Playground Program - Smith Middle School Playground Extra Week
SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM Children must have completed kindergarten! Playgrounds Camp is packed with adventure! Campers spend their days exploring the community on exciting field trips, cooling off with regular swimming outings, and enjoying a wide variety of fun, hands-on activities both on and off site. Each day offers something new, keeping campers active, engaged, and making memories all summer long. Preview of Field Trips: Fun City, Urban Air (Waterbury), Bowl O Rama, Mystic Aquarium, Chuck E Cheese, Quassy, Science Center, Movies, Lessard Lanes, Lake Compounce*Detailed trip calendars will be released closer to the start of camp. PLAYGROUNDS JUNIORAn introduction to our Playgrounds program for ages 4-6. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the Pond and Splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due on May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay on May 15th or after. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Playgrounds include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and Camp Swimming Information must be filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Playgrounds Junior include: Camper Information Form, and Camp Permission Form. Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 11! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here!
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Discovery - Adventure Week - 1
A traditional day camp program designed to meet the needs of working parents while providing a fun-filled day. Campers participate in program areas, swim lessons, free swim, special events, and field trips. Campers are split age groups, all meeting at the same location and seeing each other throughout the day but field trips and activities will differ. This is not a drop-in program and campers should plan on being there for the entire day.NEW LOCATION @ Gideon Welles School. Swim lessons will be held at Grange Pool. Please see Parent Handbook attached below for more details! Register for Age GroupsCampers must be registered by Age Group. Please see sub headings below and select the correct group for your child. NOTE: We will again have the Navigators Group which falls between the Explorers and Pathfinders and will have children who have completed grades 1 and 2. A week before each session we will move children who are registered for Explorers or Pathfinders into this group at the discretion of camp leadership. Hours & Extended CareCamp Discovery will run 8:30-4:30 with Extended Care offered from 7:30-8:30 and 4:30-5:30. All campers who are registered for Camp Discovery and wish to register for Extended care will be accommodated.Extended Care will be $50 per session for AM Extended Care and PM Extended Care will also be $50 per session. Information on how to register for before and after care will be emailed to all families registered for Camp Discovery in May. Extended Care is not available for Adventure Week. Camp Discovery JuniorAn introduction to our traditional Camp Discovery program. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the pond or splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. Not recommended for children who have completed 1st grade.PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due by May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay after May 14th. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Camp Discovery include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and, Camp Swimming Information, filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Discovery Junior include: Camper Information Form and Camp Permission Form.Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 10th! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here! If program fills please add your child to the wait list! We will do our best to move people off the wait list as quickly as possible.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Strength Training- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Art-Ventures Jungle Journey
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Summer Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Camp Sunrise 2026 - Camp Sunrise Adventure Week (Ages 16-Adult)
PROGRAM IS OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF GLASTONBURY, NEWINGTON, CROMWELL, ROCKY HILL AND WETHERSFIELD ONLY.CAMP SUNRISE is sponsored and operated by the Parks and Recreation Departments in Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, Newington, Glastonbury and Cromwell. Camp runs for six weeks (one week sessions) from June 22-July 31 with a special 5 day Adventure Trip Camp session for campers ages 16+ from August 3-7 (transportation is not offered on these days). Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. The program will meet at the Smith Middle School Cafeteria. Each group participates in a variety of activity periods each day which include games, sports, art and crafts, nature walks and field trips. There will be no camp on July 4th. Dates are subject to change based on school cancelation days. A typical camp day consists of several planned activity periods throughout the day including sports, nature, arts and crafts and special events. Campers will swim at the Addison outdoor pool and your weekly schedule for camp will detail on which days your child swims. Please make sure your child brings a lunch every day (except where noted) and a towel and bathing suit on days they are swimming.Please Note: A 50% deposit for the weekly fee is required at the time of registration (unless you are receiving funding from an outside agency). Transportation (if selected) and Monday Lunch Bunch (if selected) must be paid in full at the time of registration.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 9:15am
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Yoga- Fridays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Current Issues
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Blood Pressure Screenings
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 10:15am
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11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun- W/F- July/August- 11:15am
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 7)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Card & Game Open Play
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bingo
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Art Blazers
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Farmers Market Fresh: Seasonal Baking
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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Monday August 10, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Voting - On Site Registartion
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Registrar of Voters Work Space
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Discovery - Adventure Week - 2
A traditional day camp program designed to meet the needs of working parents while providing a fun-filled day. Campers participate in program areas, swim lessons, free swim, special events, and field trips. Campers are split age groups, all meeting at the same location and seeing each other throughout the day but field trips and activities will differ. This is not a drop-in program and campers should plan on being there for the entire day.NEW LOCATION @ Gideon Welles School. Swim lessons will be held at Grange Pool. Please see Parent Handbook attached below for more details! Register for Age GroupsCampers must be registered by Age Group. Please see sub headings below and select the correct group for your child. NOTE: We will again have the Navigators Group which falls between the Explorers and Pathfinders and will have children who have completed grades 1 and 2. A week before each session we will move children who are registered for Explorers or Pathfinders into this group at the discretion of camp leadership. Hours & Extended CareCamp Discovery will run 8:30-4:30 with Extended Care offered from 7:30-8:30 and 4:30-5:30. All campers who are registered for Camp Discovery and wish to register for Extended care will be accommodated.Extended Care will be $50 per session for AM Extended Care and PM Extended Care will also be $50 per session. Information on how to register for before and after care will be emailed to all families registered for Camp Discovery in May. Extended Care is not available for Adventure Week. Camp Discovery JuniorAn introduction to our traditional Camp Discovery program. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the pond or splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. Not recommended for children who have completed 1st grade.PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due by May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay after May 14th. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Camp Discovery include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and, Camp Swimming Information, filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Discovery Junior include: Camper Information Form and Camp Permission Form.Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 10th! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here! If program fills please add your child to the wait list! We will do our best to move people off the wait list as quickly as possible.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Strength Training - Monday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Bocce & Petanque Open Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Dominoes Under the Pavillion
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Abrakadoodle Art That Pops!
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun; Mondays Only- July/August- 9:15am
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Knitting & Crocheting Group
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9:50 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Yoga- Mondays AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Diabetes Self-Management Program
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10:15 AM - 11:05 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Fitness is Fun; Mondays Only- July/August- 10:15am
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11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Primary Voting
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Cribbage
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1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Gentle Pilates- Mondays PM In Person
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Monday Movies
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Duplicate Bridge (Bridge II)
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Abrakadoodle Beach Party Art Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Tai Chi Intro: July/August
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Sunstone Financial
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5:45 PM - 6:30 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Yoga - Monday PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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Tuesday August 11, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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Primary Voting
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Registrar of Voters Work Space
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Discovery - Adventure Week - 2
A traditional day camp program designed to meet the needs of working parents while providing a fun-filled day. Campers participate in program areas, swim lessons, free swim, special events, and field trips. Campers are split age groups, all meeting at the same location and seeing each other throughout the day but field trips and activities will differ. This is not a drop-in program and campers should plan on being there for the entire day.NEW LOCATION @ Gideon Welles School. Swim lessons will be held at Grange Pool. Please see Parent Handbook attached below for more details! Register for Age GroupsCampers must be registered by Age Group. Please see sub headings below and select the correct group for your child. NOTE: We will again have the Navigators Group which falls between the Explorers and Pathfinders and will have children who have completed grades 1 and 2. A week before each session we will move children who are registered for Explorers or Pathfinders into this group at the discretion of camp leadership. Hours & Extended CareCamp Discovery will run 8:30-4:30 with Extended Care offered from 7:30-8:30 and 4:30-5:30. All campers who are registered for Camp Discovery and wish to register for Extended care will be accommodated.Extended Care will be $50 per session for AM Extended Care and PM Extended Care will also be $50 per session. Information on how to register for before and after care will be emailed to all families registered for Camp Discovery in May. Extended Care is not available for Adventure Week. Camp Discovery JuniorAn introduction to our traditional Camp Discovery program. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the pond or splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. Not recommended for children who have completed 1st grade.PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due by May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay after May 14th. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Camp Discovery include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and, Camp Swimming Information, filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Discovery Junior include: Camper Information Form and Camp Permission Form.Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 10th! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here! If program fills please add your child to the wait list! We will do our best to move people off the wait list as quickly as possible.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Abrakadoodle Art That Pops!
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:15 AM - 10:00 AM
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Music Together - Music Together - Summer Tuesdays 9:15 AM
An innovative approach to early childhood music learning based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Children explore and express music alongside their most important role models; parents, caregivers and teachers. Nurture your child’s natural enthusiasm for music & movement during this early childhood stage of most rapid growth. Instructor is Little Hands in Harmony. Join your favorite Music Together teachers for some musical magic with a wintery holiday theme. Jingle Jam will include singing, dancing, playing instruments and crafts for you and your little ones! Each semester, families receive a new Music Together® collection of songs with a CD, beautifully illustrated songbook, a downloadable app with access to all of your Music Together music to stream from your devices and filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Also included are other print and online resources to help continue the music-making fun at home and nurture your child's musical growth.Sibling discount is applied automatically when you register a second child in your household.
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9:35 AM - 10:35 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Morning Mat Pilates- Tuesdays AM In Person
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Chair Yoga: July/August
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Rummikub
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10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
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Music Together - Music Together - Summer Tuesdays 10:15 AM
An innovative approach to early childhood music learning based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Children explore and express music alongside their most important role models; parents, caregivers and teachers. Nurture your child’s natural enthusiasm for music & movement during this early childhood stage of most rapid growth. Instructor is Little Hands in Harmony. Join your favorite Music Together teachers for some musical magic with a wintery holiday theme. Jingle Jam will include singing, dancing, playing instruments and crafts for you and your little ones! Each semester, families receive a new Music Together® collection of songs with a CD, beautifully illustrated songbook, a downloadable app with access to all of your Music Together music to stream from your devices and filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Also included are other print and online resources to help continue the music-making fun at home and nurture your child's musical growth.Sibling discount is applied automatically when you register a second child in your household.
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11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Stretchercize: July/August
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
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Senior Center Special Activities, Workshops, Services & Social Groups - Tufts University Lunch Program Study Info Session (August)
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Card & Game Open Play
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Chair Tap Dance: July/August
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Pinochle
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Abrakadoodle Beach Party Art Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
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Gymnastics Rec Class Snack Time
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Drop-In Indoor Pickleball
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Tuesdays 6:00 PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:50 PM - 7:35 PM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Pilates- Tuesdays 6:50 PM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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Thursday August 13, 2026
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7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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GHYMCA Camp Glawackus
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Billiards
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:15 AM - 8:20 AM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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8:20 AM - 8:25 AM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Discovery - Adventure Week - 2
A traditional day camp program designed to meet the needs of working parents while providing a fun-filled day. Campers participate in program areas, swim lessons, free swim, special events, and field trips. Campers are split age groups, all meeting at the same location and seeing each other throughout the day but field trips and activities will differ. This is not a drop-in program and campers should plan on being there for the entire day.NEW LOCATION @ Gideon Welles School. Swim lessons will be held at Grange Pool. Please see Parent Handbook attached below for more details! Register for Age GroupsCampers must be registered by Age Group. Please see sub headings below and select the correct group for your child. NOTE: We will again have the Navigators Group which falls between the Explorers and Pathfinders and will have children who have completed grades 1 and 2. A week before each session we will move children who are registered for Explorers or Pathfinders into this group at the discretion of camp leadership. Hours & Extended CareCamp Discovery will run 8:30-4:30 with Extended Care offered from 7:30-8:30 and 4:30-5:30. All campers who are registered for Camp Discovery and wish to register for Extended care will be accommodated.Extended Care will be $50 per session for AM Extended Care and PM Extended Care will also be $50 per session. Information on how to register for before and after care will be emailed to all families registered for Camp Discovery in May. Extended Care is not available for Adventure Week. Camp Discovery JuniorAn introduction to our traditional Camp Discovery program. This half-day program will include arts & crafts, games, special activities, and weekly trips to the pond or splash pad. Campers should pack a lunch and will eat together before going home. Not recommended for children who have completed 1st grade.PAYMENT OPTIONS Pay 50% deposit at the time of registration. The full amount is due by May 14th. A late fee of $15 will be charged if you pay after May 14th. If full payment is not received by May 21st your child will be removed from the program and your deposit refunded.FILL OUT YOUR FORMS EARLY! Looking to get one step ahead? Fill out the required camp forms prior to registration day! Required forms for Camp Discovery include: Camper Information Form, Camp Permission Form, and, Camp Swimming Information, filled out for each camper you plan on registering. Required forms for Discovery Junior include: Camper Information Form and Camp Permission Form.Links to the forms are below in the "Links" section below. NOTE: Filling out these forms does NOT register you for the program. You will still need to go through the traditional registration process. Filling out the required forms ahead of time will simply mean a quicker check-out process on March 10th! All required forms will appear during the checkout process if they are not filled out ahead of time. For more information click here! If program fills please add your child to the wait list! We will do our best to move people off the wait list as quickly as possible.
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8:45 AM - 9:30 AM
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Fitness - Summer Classes - Restorative Yoga - Thursday AM
Looking to get back in shape or continue your healthy lifestyle? Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of classes from Pilates to Strength Training to ZUMBA and more! Workout in the comfort of your own home with our virtual classes or sign up for an In Person class if you prefer to come to us!Class Descriptions and specific information on each class below.Virtual Class are held live via ZOOM. ZOOM link will be on your receipt! Log on to ZOOM at the day and time of your class to participate in a live class. All Virtual Classes are taught by Personal Euphoria. They require a waiver filled out yearly to participate please see attached form below for additional info.
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8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 3-8/ Xcel Silver & Up (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Abrakadoodle Art That Pops!
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Fest Picnic 2026 - Summer Fest Picnic Ticket
Start the day with setback followed by terrific music and a great meal! The best part, air conditioning! End the day with Bingo featuring some great prizes. Tickets on sale for residents beginning on Tuesday, March 10 and non-residents beginning on Tuesday, March 24. Tickets will also be sold the day of the picnic! Tickets can be purchased online, at the Community Center, or at the Parks & Recreation Office. Schedule of Events:9-10am: Breakfast9:30-11:30am: Setback Tournament9:30-11:30am: Puzzle Palooza11:30am-1:00pm: Entertainment by Chris Marra11:30am-12:30pm: Lunch1-2pm: BingoOther activities include: Carnival Games, Bocce Games, Pickleball Clinic, and Yard Games.Interested in being a proud partner of the Adult & Senior Picnic? Email partner@glastonburyct.gov or visit www.glastonburyct.gov/partner for more information!
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Summer Fest Picnic 2026 - Summer Fest Picnic Ticket
Start the day with setback followed by terrific music and a great meal! The best part, air conditioning! End the day with Bingo featuring some great prizes. Tickets on sale for residents beginning on Tuesday, March 10 and non-residents beginning on Tuesday, March 24. Tickets will also be sold the day of the picnic! Tickets can be purchased online, at the Community Center, or at the Parks & Recreation Office. Schedule of Events:9-10am: Breakfast9:30-11:30am: Setback Tournament9:30-11:30am: Puzzle Palooza11:30am-1:00pm: Entertainment by Chris Marra11:30am-12:30pm: Lunch1-2pm: BingoOther activities include: Carnival Games, Bocce Games, Pickleball Clinic, and Yard Games.Interested in being a proud partner of the Adult & Senior Picnic? Email partner@glastonburyct.gov or visit www.glastonburyct.gov/partner for more information!
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Daytime Setback
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Fest Picnic 2026 - Summer Fest Picnic Ticket
Start the day with setback followed by terrific music and a great meal! The best part, air conditioning! End the day with Bingo featuring some great prizes. Tickets on sale for residents beginning on Tuesday, March 10 and non-residents beginning on Tuesday, March 24. Tickets will also be sold the day of the picnic! Tickets can be purchased online, at the Community Center, or at the Parks & Recreation Office. Schedule of Events:9-10am: Breakfast9:30-11:30am: Setback Tournament9:30-11:30am: Puzzle Palooza11:30am-1:00pm: Entertainment by Chris Marra11:30am-12:30pm: Lunch1-2pm: BingoOther activities include: Carnival Games, Bocce Games, Pickleball Clinic, and Yard Games.Interested in being a proud partner of the Adult & Senior Picnic? Email partner@glastonburyct.gov or visit www.glastonburyct.gov/partner for more information!
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10:00 AM - 10:55 AM
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Playgroup Parties & Special Events - Beach Party - 10 AM
Come celebrate the holidays in themed parties designed for children ages 1-5. Each party will consist of a story, craft, games and a snack. Children must be accompanied by a caregiver for the all events.St Patty, Bunny Hop & Under the Sea Party - Programs meets in the Academy Gym to begin with Free Play, a game and story, then move into the cafeteria/multipurpose room for the craft and snack/treat.Beach Party - Will meet in Academy Multipurpose Room.Summer Picnic - Will meet at JB Williams Park Little Sweeties DanceJoin us for a heart warming Valentine’s Day celebration for young children and a special adult! Enjoy making festive crafts, listening to a sweet story, dancing to fun music, and sharing a light snack with friends. Dress fancy or in your favorite Valentine colors and get ready for a morning filled with love, laughter, and joyful memories. Teddy Bear PicnicJoin us for a delightful Teddy Bear Picnic filled with fun, creativity, and imagination! Children will enjoy a magical day that includes Crafts, Story Time, Activities, Games and Making their very own Teddy Bear. Pack a blanket and get ready for an unforgettable day of smiles and snuggles. Perfect for young children and their favorite adult! Pirate CruiseJoin Glastonbury Parks & Recreation and Slip-A-Way tours on the high seas (aka Connecticut River) for a Pirate Adventure. We’ll hunt for treasure and sing pirate songs on a 45 minute cruise on a 30 foot pontoon boat. Registration includes spot for one child and one adult. If you wish to bring a second child you may register for a maximum of one additional child. Registration for Under the Sea, Summer Picnic and Beach Party begins on Tuesday, March 10th.
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11:00 AM - 11:55 AM
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Playgroup Parties & Special Events - Beach Party - 11 AM
Come celebrate the holidays in themed parties designed for children ages 1-5. Each party will consist of a story, craft, games and a snack. Children must be accompanied by a caregiver for the all events.St Patty, Bunny Hop & Under the Sea Party - Programs meets in the Academy Gym to begin with Free Play, a game and story, then move into the cafeteria/multipurpose room for the craft and snack/treat.Beach Party - Will meet in Academy Multipurpose Room.Summer Picnic - Will meet at JB Williams Park Little Sweeties DanceJoin us for a heart warming Valentine’s Day celebration for young children and a special adult! Enjoy making festive crafts, listening to a sweet story, dancing to fun music, and sharing a light snack with friends. Dress fancy or in your favorite Valentine colors and get ready for a morning filled with love, laughter, and joyful memories. Teddy Bear PicnicJoin us for a delightful Teddy Bear Picnic filled with fun, creativity, and imagination! Children will enjoy a magical day that includes Crafts, Story Time, Activities, Games and Making their very own Teddy Bear. Pack a blanket and get ready for an unforgettable day of smiles and snuggles. Perfect for young children and their favorite adult! Pirate CruiseJoin Glastonbury Parks & Recreation and Slip-A-Way tours on the high seas (aka Connecticut River) for a Pirate Adventure. We’ll hunt for treasure and sing pirate songs on a 45 minute cruise on a 30 foot pontoon boat. Registration includes spot for one child and one adult. If you wish to bring a second child you may register for a maximum of one additional child. Registration for Under the Sea, Summer Picnic and Beach Party begins on Tuesday, March 10th.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Lessons (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Gymnastics Camp - Gymnastics Camp 2026 - Level 2/ Xcel Bronze (Session 8)
Glastonbury Gymnastics ClubCommitted to providing a fun and safe learning experience, we offer individual instruction, recreational and competitive programs and structured classes.About our StaffStaff consists of caring, dedicated and well trained class instructors. Director Kathy Johnson is a USAG Professional Member, with Safety and Meet Director certifications. Team Coaches are USAG members and safety certified. All are First Aid/CPR certified.About our FacilityLocated in the Academy Building, 2143 Main Street, our facility meets all the standards of USA Gymnastics and is outfitted with multiple balance beams, uneven bars, tumble trak trampoline, full spring floor and a large array of creative preschool equipment.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Arts, Crafts & Literature Programs - Creative Crafters
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Center Cards, Games & Movies - Wii Bowling
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Summer Enrichment and Sports Camps - Abrakadoodle Beach Party Art Camp
Get your creativity on with our summer enrichment and sports camps! Offerings include science, technology, engineering, art and sports programs. There truly is something for EVERYONE! All class descriptions can be found by clicking on the link below. Refund Policy: To avoid classes being canceled at the last minute due to insufficient enrollment and in order to accommodate waiting lists in a timely fashion, refund requests must be made no later than five (6) business days before the program begins. Refund requests will not be considered after this time unless accompanied by a doctor’s note.SKYHAWKS CAMPS IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to limited indoor space at the schools, the first session of Skyhawks' Mini Hawk program will be held outdoors at the Riverfront Community Center on the Fairgrounds. In the event of inclement weather—including rain, expected thunderstorms, or extreme heat—programs will be cancelled. Since cancellations may occur due to weather, we do not recommend this program for essential child care needs. An indoor space at the Riverfront Community Center will be available for restrooms and as a temporary shelter if unexpected weather arises. We will make every effort to announce cancellations in advance based on the forecast. Prorated refunds will be provided for any cancelled days. For alternative child care options, please explore our day camp options.
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Reserved
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Chess Club
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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Camp Ingersoll Bus Stop
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4:35 PM - 4:40 PM
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YMCA Camp Ingersoll Camp Drop Off and Pick Up
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Glastonbury Little League (GAB)
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5:45 PM - 9:45 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Senior Center Fitness Programs - Tai Chi: July/August
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball League
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Hartwell Soccer - Summer Camp
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Mahjong Evenings
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Senior Center Evening & Weekend Programs - Quantum Cafe
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