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office hoursMonday - Friday8:30 am - 4:30 pm*We will be closed on May 25, June 19July 3 & Sept. 7Phone: 781.270.1695Registration begins at 6 pm on Wednesday, April 15thlook for new programs throughout the brochure; THEy have colorful titlesRegistration begins at 6 pm on Wednesday, April 15thlook for new programs throughout the brochure; THEy have colorful titles1. For your convenience, online registration is available at www.burlingtonrecreation.org. You may also registerby mail.2. If your address is not printed on your check, provide a photocopy of your driver’s license.3. If you think the staff should be aware of any medical, physical or emotional conditions regarding theparticipant, please provide information on the registration form.4. The only time you will hear from us is if your program is full, canceled, you get your second choice, or there isa change in day or time. If both your choices are filled, your name will be placed on the waiting list and a refundwill be sent to you.If your desired class is filled, you will be notified and placed on a waiting list. We will make every effort toaccommodate those on the waiting list.1. Log on to burlingtonrecreation.org and print out a registration form.2. One registration form may be used for all of your family’s registrations.3. Fill out the registration form completely and accurately so that your family information may be entered intothe computer correctly.4. You may pay by check or money order (payable to Town of Burlington), MasterCard, Discover, Amex or Visa.5. Send registration form, payment, and birth certificates (if required) to: Burlington Parks & RecreationDepartment, Registration, Town Hall, Burlington, MA 01803. You can also drop of the registration documents inthe Recreation Center dropbox, which is located at 61 Center Street, next to the recreation entrance.What's insideRegistration guidelineshow to register by mail or DropboxTable of ContentsWaiting listPreschool Programs ------------------------- 4 & 5Youth Programs ------------------------------ 6 - 11Open House -------------------------------------- 12Youth STEAM Programs ------------------ 14 & 15Now Hiring! -------------------------------------- 16Middle & High School Programs -------- 18 & 19Something For Everyone ----------------- 20 & 21Therapeutic Recreation & Inclusion ----- 22 - 25Adult Programs ----------------------------26 & 27Adult Fitness and Yoga Programs -------- 28 - 31Active Adult Programs --------------------- 32 - 34Trips & Tours ------------------------------- ----- 36Community Events ------------------------- 38 - 41
Lindsay CarlsonChairSTeve nelsonVice ChairDavid NordenMemberJeremy BrooksSchool Department RepresentativeGregory ryanPlanning Board RepresentativeBRendan eganDirector of Parks and RecreationKelly Lehman, AFOAssistant Director of Parks and RecreationMark Gerbrands, cpoSuperintendent of Park MaintenanceEmma Andrus, CTRSTherapeutic Recreation Specialistjeff DisalvoProgram Coordinatorandrew mountain, CPRPAssistant Program CoordinatorKristen GonzalezFitness AdministratorThe Parks & Recreation Department’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for Burlingtoncitizens by providing high quality recreation facilities, programs and services.about recreation commission staff directory
Dates Activity #July 6 - 10 463400-AJuly 13 - 17 463400-BAug. 10 - 14 463400-FAug. 3 - 7 463400-EJuly 20 - 24 463400-CJuly 27 - 31 463400-DCrafts & Play(Jump Start Extended Day)Ages 4 - 6, Monday - Friday, 1 - 3 pm, $88Pine Glen Elementary, Director: Marie Haley-MartinThis program will give your child a hands-on approachto learning and socializing through activities such asstorytelling, art, science, and playing games. You canregister for this as a stand-alone program or register forboth Crafts & Play and Jump Start for your child to bewith us for an extended day. Children must be toilettrained. A copy of your child’s birth certificate mustaccompany the registration for new participants.pre-schoolDates Activity # Activity #July 6 - 10 473901-A 462600-AJuly 13 - 17 473901-B 462600-BAug. 10 - 14 473901-F 462600-FAug. 3 - 7 473901-E 462600-EJuly 20 - 24 473901-C 462600-CJuly 27 - 31 473901-D 462600-DJump StartAges 4 - 6, Monday - Friday, 9 am - 1 pm, $144Pine Glen Elementary, Director: Kylie PhilipsIn this program, participants will participate indevelopmentally appropriate games and activities. Thisprogram is designed to have fun while learning aboutsports skills and engaging in physical activity.Participants should bring a nut-free snack, lunch, anddrink. Children must be toilet-trained. A copy of yourchild’s birth certificate must accompany the registrationfor new participants. We recommend new participantscome in with birth certificates ahead of registration day.Sessions are limited to four per child until May 15.Summer DiscoveryAges 3 - 5, Monday - Friday, 9 am - 1 pm, $144Function Room, Director: Jenn MacLeodWith themes such as camping, the rainforest, and theocean, children will make discoveries through stories,songs, art, science, games, and dramatic play. Childrenshould bring a nut-free snack, lunch, and water(preferably in a refillable container). Children must betoilet-trained. A copy of your child’s birth certificatemust accompany the registration for new participants.We recommend that new participants bring in birthcertificates ahead of registration day. Sessions arelimited to four per child until May 15.Jump Start Crafts & PlayTinyTykes SoccerAges 2 - 5, Monday - Friday, Aug. 17 - 21, 3 - 3:45 pm$168, Rahanis Soccer FieldInstructor: Challenger Sports, Activity #: 462900-AThis curriculum has been created to promote andenhance the key areas of child development, focusing onfun! Children will develop their balance, agility,coordination, color recognition, and numerical learning,along with increasing their confidence and social skills.Registration fee includes ball and uniform for players.Inclusion ServicesInclusion support services are available for participantswith disabilities! Further information can be found onpage 23. The inclusion request deadline for summerinclusion services is June 1.
Fall: Discovery PreschoolAges 3 - 5 (toilet trained), 9 am - 1 pmVisco Building at Simonds ParkDirectors: Jenn Macleod & Tara ShanahanThrough activities such as music, storytelling, art, science,building, and dramatic play, your child will gain many newskills while making new friends. Each week, we’ll follownew themes related to the seasons and a child’s naturalcuriosity about the world. Please pack a water bottle, anut-free snack, and lunch. Be sure your child is dressedappropriately for outside play. A copy of your child’s birthcertificate should accompany the registration form of newparticipants.Mon.Wed.Sept. 14 - Dec. 7(not 10/12)Sept. 9 - Dec. 9(not 11/11 & 11/25)156810-A156810-B$508 (12 wks)$508 (12 wks)Parent & Me Music and MovementWalking - Age 3, Wednesdays, July 8 - Aug. 54:45 - 5:30 pm, $103 (5 weeks)Ellens School of Dance 67 Boston Rd, BillericaInstructor: Ellens School of Dance StaffActivity#: 433500-AJoin the fun with 45 minutes of Music and Movement.Parent and Me Music and Movement classes areinteractive sessions designed for young children andtheir parents or caregivers. These classes provide a funand engaging environment where children can exploremusic, movement, and rhythm alongside their grownups. During these classes, parents and children willparticipate in various activities that promotecoordination, fine and gross motor skills, socialinteraction, and musical development. Classes willinclude singing, dancing, playing instruments, andengaging in rhythmic activities with scarves, ribbons,puppets, bubbles, and much more! This class is sure toinstill a love of music and dance for all!!Little DragonsAges 3 - 4, (fee includes uniform) Steve Nugent’sInstitute / 207F Cambridge St.Instructors: Steve Nugent & StaffCome join the fun and explore this introductory karateprogram, which focuses on enhancing your child’s fineand gross motor skills. Emphasis will be put onlistening, memory, and attention. Children will betaught breathing, stretching, self-discipline, andcoordination. Classes also cover health, nutrition, firesafety, and stranger awareness.Day Dates Fee Activity #Day Dates Time Activity #Thurs. 3:30 - 4 pm 470000-AFee$169(8 weeks)Sat.July 11 -Aug. 299 - 9:30 am 470000-B$169(8 weeks)July 9 -Aug. 27Fall: Pre-School BookwormsAges 3 - 5 (toilet trained), 9 am - 1 pmVisco Building at Simonds Park, Director: Jenn MacleodWe all know that children are enriched by books. Storiespromote cognitive, social, and emotional developmentwhile building writing and reading skills. In this program,your child will become immersed in a new story eachweek through the use of books, flannel board, puppets,and dramatic play. Art, science, and other literacyexperiences will revolve around the chosen story, andimaginations will soar. Please pack a water bottle, a nutfree snack, and lunch. A copy of your child’s birthcertificate should accompany the registration form of newparticipants.(not 11/26)Tues.Thurs.Sept. 8 - Dec. 8(not 11/3)Sept. 10 - Dec. 10151600-A151600-B$548 (13 wks)$548 (13 wks)Day Dates Fee Activity #Time9:30 - 10:10 am10:15 - 10:55 amLil SportsAge 2 - 6, Rec Center Field, Instructor: Lil Sports StaffLil Sports creates a safe environment set to music for young children to play with their caregivers, to learn basicsports skills, and to gain exposure to a wide range of sports. Sports played include baseball, basketball, football,soccer, volleyball, lacrosse, and floor hockey. Caregiver participation is required.4:45 - 5:25 pmActivity #471800-A471800-B471800-CDaySat.Sat.Wed.DatesJuly 15 - Aug. 12July 11 - Aug. 15July 11 - Aug. 15Fee$117 (6 weeks)$117 (6 weeks)$103 (5 weeks)
Wildwood ParkDirector: Ashlyn BissoRahanis ParkDirector: Keira CoughlinyouthPark Place(Pre-registration required) Grades K - 5 (grade completed), 9 am - 3 pm, No FeeRain Day Location: BHS, (Parks place will close at noon on Aug. 14.)Take a “chance” and find out why the Park Place program has a Monopoly on fun and excitement. Our staff will offerimaginative activities and special events as well as traditional games, sports, and arts and crafts. Park Place is stillfree of charge (best bargain in town). There is no rain location for Park Place programs on Fridays; parks will closefor inclement weather. Sessions are limited to four per child until May 15.Dates Activity #July 6 - 10July 13 - 17July 27 - 31Aug. 3 - 7Aug. 10 - 14July 20 - 24464621-A464621-B464621-C464621-D464621-E464621-FNinja Warrior CampAges 7 - 12, Monday - Friday, Aug. 24 - 289 am - 3 pm, $358, Rec Center FieldInstructor: Viking Sports Staff, Activity #: 466201-AKids will run, jump, climb, and balance through excitingobstacle courses in this high-energy program designedto build strength, agility, and confidence in a fun,supportive environment. Each day includes fun gameslike capture the flag, dodgeball, kickball, and more. Wefinish every day with a fun Ninja Warrior bounce housecourse! The registration deadline is August 10. Norefunds will be issued beyond this date.Dates Activity #July 6 - 10July 13 - 17July 27 - 31Aug. 3 - 7Aug. 10 - 14July 20 - 24464631-A464631-B464631-C464631-D464631-E464631-FRegan ParkDirector: TBDDates Activity #July 6 - 10July 13 - 17July 27 - 31Aug. 3 - 7Aug. 10 - 14July 20 - 24464641-A464641-B464641-C464641-D464641-E464641-FHip-HopAges 6 - 10, Mondays, July 6 - Sept. 21(not 8/10 & 9/7), 4 - 4:45 pm, $85 (10 weeks)Recreation Gym, Instructor: Christin CaplanActivity #: 433801-AHip-Hop embodies a large genre of dance that includesfreestyle, rhythmic interpretation of music and socialdance norms. This high-energy class is designed toimprove cardiovascular strength while learninginnovative ways to move your body to music!Let's Play in French - Jouons en FrancaisGrades 2 - 6 (grade completed), Tuesdays, July 7 - 28, 4:30 - 5:30 pm, $153 (4 weeks)COA Room 207 & Rec Center Field, Instructor: Linh Detzel, Activity #: 452501-AJoin us to learn French through games. We’ll have a picnic, play board games, and try activities with hoops, balls, andbubbles. With a summer theme, this class is full of movement, music, and fun activities. We hope to see you there!
Modified Club SimondsParticipants with a disability, Grades K - 4 (grade completed), Simonds ParkRain Day Location: Francis Wyman Elementary, Directors: Emma Martinage & Cate HerndonIf your child attends summer enrichment programs at their school or the regular day is too long oroverwhelming, we offer a modified schedule that we hope may be helpful in meeting your needs. This option isappropriate for children with an IEP or 504 plan and/or those who will be receiving support as part of oursummer inclusion services. Space is limited. Please direct all questions and inquiries to Emma Andrus, CTRS [email protected]. Sessions are limited to four per child until May 15.Monday - ThursdayDates Fee 9 am - 12 pm 1 - 4 pmFridayDates Fee 9 am - 4 pmGrades K - 4 (grade completed), Monday - Friday, 9 am - 4 pm (Early drop-off: 8 - 9 am)Simonds Park, Rain Day Location: Francis Wyman Elementary, Directors: Emma Martinage & Cate HerndonAre you looking for a fun environment to send your child this Summer? The fun is always on at Club Simonds!Spend fun-filled days playing games, making arts and crafts, cooking or performing in a skit. Daily water activitiesmay include the wading pool and sprinklers or water games, so don’t forget your bathing suit! Children shouldbring nut-free snack, lunch and water bottles (preferably refillable) in an insulated cooler or bag. In the event ofrain, please call the cancellation line or check our Facebook page after 7 am. Sessions are limited to four perchild until May 15.Club SimondsDatesJuly 27 - 31Aug. 10 - 14*Aug. 3 - 7July 20 - 24July 13 - 17July 6 - 10Activity #460001-A460001-B460001-F460001-E460001-C460001-DFee$165$165$165$165$165$151Activity #460051-A460051-E460051-F460051-B460051-C460051-DFee$20$20$20$20$20$20*Program ends at Noon on Aug. 14*Program ends at Noon on August 14Early Drop-OffInclusion ServicesInclusion services are available for all summer programs. From fostering friendships to buildingindependence, our inclusion staff works to make our summer programs accessible and inclusive forparticipants with disabilities! Further information can be found on page 23. The inclusion request deadlinefor summer inclusion services is June 1.July 6 - 9 $70 495209-A 495309-AJuly 13 - 16 $70 495209-B 495309-BJuly 20 - 23 $70 495209-C 495309-CJuly 27 - 30 $70 495209-D 495309-DAug. 3 - 6 $70 495209-E 495309-EAug. 10 - 13 $70 495209-F 495309-FJuly 10 $33 495409-AJuly 17 $33 495409-BJuly 24 $33 495409-CJuly 31 $33 495409-DAug. 7 $33 495409-EAug. 14 $17 495409-F
Field Hockey ClinicGrades K - 8 (grade completed)June 22 - 26 (not 6/24), 5 - 7 pm, $79, Varsity FieldInstructors: Carolyn Bonnetti, Courtney Callahanand Angela Wilson, Activity #: 415201-AGet trained in all aspects of field hockey: positioning,dribbling, dodging, passing, defending and scoring.Players will improve their fundamentals, game sense,and develop a better understanding of the sport. Wearcomfortable clothing, sneakers/cleats, shin guards, amolded mouth-guard, and goggles. Field hockey stickswill be available to borrow. No experience necessary!Challenger Soccer CampMonday - Friday, Aug. 17 - 21, Rahanis Soccer FieldInstructor: Challenger SportsWe incorporate the best coaching methodologies fromaround the world and bring them to players across all ofNorth America… including your community. Players willwork on technical foundational skills in a fun and safeenvironment. It’s more than just a soccer camp; it’s acultural, educational, and informational program thatuses soccer to teach core values of responsibility andintegrity. respect, sportsmanship, and leadership. Theregistration deadline is August 3. No refunds will beissued beyond this date.Ages Time Fee Activity6 - 14 9 am - Noon$298463501-A6 - 14 9 am - 3 pm$233463501-B6 - 14 8 - 9 am $63 463501-C6 - 14 3 - 4 pm $63 463501-DFall 2026 Field Hockey TeamsGrades 1 - 8 (Fall 2026 Grade)Sept. - Oct., $198, Time & Location: TBDDirectors: Courtney Callahan and Angela WilsonWe are excited that Burlington Youth Field Hockey willcontinue to play in the Baystate Youth Field Hockeyleague for the 2026 season! We will have teams forplayers in Grades 1 - 8. We will be traveling tosurrounding towns to play as well as hosting games athome in Burlington. Grades 1 - 4 will play on a 60 by 40field size. Grades 5 - 8 will play the full field. Games andpractices will be determined at a later date. A uniformwill be provided. All players will need their ownequipment including a stick, goggles labeled with theASTM 2713 stamp, mouthguard, and shinguards.Dates Location Activity #July 6 - July 9July 27 - 30Aug. 17 - 20Grandview FarmGrandview Farm433001-A433001-BGrandview Farm 433001-CDance ClubAges 6 - 10, Monday - Thursday, 9 - 11:30 am$130, Instructor: Christin CaplanCome move and groove this summer! We will learnmultiple styles of dance including ballet, jazz, hip hop,and modern. With different themes each day, studentswill dance to fun music, play creative movement games,and do some arts and crafts projects. Dancers shouldwear comfortable clothing (dance clothing optional!).Please bring a filled water bottle and a nut-free snack.Proformance SoccerAges 5 - 14, Mondays, June 29 - Aug. 175:30 - 7:30 pm, $236 (8 weeks), MSMS FieldInstructor: ProFormance Soccer StaffActivity #: 474601-AThis FUN, action-packed program has been runningsuccessfully for over 5 summers in Burlington, last yearit was attended by over 65 players! The program is amix of individual skill training and game play. Theprogram is led by top local coaches and will keepplayers active and improving throughout the summer.Players will be grouped by age/gender/skill level.Fall 2026GradeActivity #2nd Grade 172211-B3rd Grade4th Grade 172211-D172211-C172211-A 5th Grade6th Grade7th Grade8th Grade 172211-H172211-G172211-E172211-FActivity #1st GradeFall 2026Grade
Gymnastics at BHSGrades 1 - 12 (grade completed), Monday - Thursday, 8:30 am - 1:30 pm$130, BHS Gym, Director: Caroline Spinali & Sarah GubnitskyThe gymnastics program will consist of instruction, recreational activities and special events. Students will beplaced in small groups according to age and ability. Skills will be taught in progression with emphasis onteamwork, cooperation, safety and fun. This program is for all ability levels. Please bring a nut-free lunch.Sessions are limited to two per child until May 15.July 27 - 30July 20 - 23July 13 - 16July 6 - 9DatesDate Ages 4 - 7 Ages 8 - 12 Ages 10 - 16July 6 - 10 460901-A 460921-A 460941-AJuly 13 - 17 460901-B 460921-B 460941-BJuly 20 - 24 460901-C 460921-C 460941-CJuly 27 - 31 460901-D 460921-D 460941-DAug. 3 - 7 460901-E 460921-E 460941-EAug. 10 - 14 460901-F 460921-F 460941-FYouth Tennis LessonsMonday - Friday, $73, Rahanis Tennis CourtsDirector: Scott BarrettThis program is for beginners to experienced players. Our staffwill keep you coming back all summer. Participants should bringa tennis racquet and water. Balls will be provided. A fewpeewee racquets are available at the program on a first-come,first-serve basis.PEEWEESAges 4 - 7, 4 - 4:45 pmIntroduction to tennis skills, development ofhand/eye coordination, fun for your little ones.RAIN DAY POLICYRain days will not be made up. At the end of the week you will receive a reimbursement for any days missed dueto our cancellation of the program.BEGINNER/ADVANCED BEGINNERAges 8 - 12, 5 - 6 pmBasic stroke development for new players,intro to volley, serve and various games thatimprove tennis skills.INTERMEDIATEAges 10 - 16, 6 - 7 pmFurther stroke development, footwork, lobsand overhead; development of topspin, singlesand doubles competition on separate court.Girls Grades Activity #Grades 1 & 2 461211-BGrades 3 - 5 461231-BGrades 6 - 12 461251-BGrades 1 & 2 461211-CGrades 3 - 5 461231-CGrades 6 - 12 461251-CGrades 1 & 2 461211-DGrades 3 - 5 461231-DGrades 6 - 12 461251-DGrades 1 & 2 461211 EGrades 3 - 5 461231-EGrades 6 - 12 461251-EBoys Grades Activity #Grades 1 & 2 461221-BGrades 3 - 5 461241-BGrades 6 - 12 461261-BGrades 1 & 2 461221-CGrades 3 - 5 461241-CGrades 6 - 12 461261-CGrades 1 & 2 461221-DGrades 3 - 5 461241-DGrades 6 - 12 461261-DGrades 1 & 2 461221-EGrades 3 - 5 461241-EGrades 6 - 12 461261-E
KarateAges 5 - 13, $169 (8 weeks, fee includes uniform)Steve Nugent’s Institute 207F Cambridge St.Instructors: Steve Nugent & StaffThis is an introductory karate program that teachesproper stance, breathing, how to stretch, self-discipline,coordination, and practical self-defense. Classes coverhealth, nutrition, fire safety, and stranger awareness.Time Activity #Mon. July 6 - Aug. 245:30 - 6:15 pm6:15 - 7 pm470501-A470501-BSat. July 11 - Aug. 29 1 - 1:45 pm 470501-DDay DatesSwim ClinicBurlington Swim and Tennis ClubAges 4+, $168 (5 lessons), Burlington Swim and Tennis Club, 1 Country Club LaneInstructor: Burlington Swim and Tennis Club StaffThis is a swim clinic for non-members of the Burlington Swim and Tennis Club. Participants come to the samelesson time each day for the duration of the program. See level descriptions and times listed below.Level & Description ActivityLevel 1: New swimmer, cannot be in the poolunassisted. Must be potty-trained and willingto get in the pool without a parent/guardian.9:15 - 9:45 amTimeLevel 2: Swimmer can support themselvesin the pool (doggy paddle) and is ready tobegin working on strokes.10 - 10:30 amLevel 3: Swimmer can swimthe backstroke and freestyleindependently.Level 4: Swimmer knows allthe strokes and is ready toimprove technique and turns.11:30 am - 12 pmKarate FrenzyGrades K - 6 (grade completed), Monday - FridayAug. 17 - 21, 9 am - 12 pm, $323 (uniform included)Steve Nugent’s Institute, 207F Cambridge St.Instructor: Steve Nugent & StaffActivity #470531-AEach day emphasis will be on the basic developmentof your child’s physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing through the integration of physical education,self-defense and general martial arts concepts. Theywill learn karate techniques, flexibility, concentrationand sportsmanship. Participants will be challengedphysically and mentally in fun and unique ways.Aquatic OpportunitiesCheck out page 20 for more aquatic opportunities!This section highlights how to get a pool pass forthe wading pool at Simonds Park as well as poolhours!Summer PickleballAges 7 - 14, TuesdaysJuly 7 - Aug. 11, 3 - 4:30 pm$193 (6 weeks), Picklr Burlington 40 Ray AveInstructors: Picklr Staff, Activity #: 474701-AJoin us this summer for a fun 6-week programdesigned to build skills, confidence, and a love of thegame. Whether you have never played before or arelooking to improve, our coaches will guide playersthrough drills, strategy, and match play.10:45 - 11:15 amDates466301-B466301-AB: Aug. 17 - 21A: Aug. 10 - 14466301-D466301-CB: Aug. 17 - 21A: Aug. 10 - 14466301-F466301-EB: Aug. 17 - 21A: Aug. 10 - 14466301-H466301-GB: Aug. 17 - 21A: Aug. 10 - 14
Ages Activity #7 - 910 - 12474001-A474001-BJr. Golf School ClinicAges 6 - 14, Monday - Friday, 9 - 10:15 am$214 (5 lessons), Billerica Country Club 51 BaldwinRd. Billerica, Instructor: Barrie Bruce Golf SchoolGolf is a great game for juniors, and our clinics aregeared toward NEW golfers AND those who want toimprove their skills. Golfers are grouped by age range,and we will teach safety, golf etiquette, club basics(irons, woods, short game), and swing skills. Equipmentand practice balls can be provided as needed.Activity #July 6 - 10Aug. 3 - 7Dates470601-B470601-AFlag FootballMonday - Friday, Aug. 24 - 28, 9 am - 3 pm, $216Simonds Park, Instructor: Skyhawks Sports AcademyScore a touchdown with Skyhawks Flag Football! Thisprogram teaches passing, receiving, kicking, and flagpulling, all while emphasizing heart and spirit.Participants gain confidence and learn life lessons liketeamwork and leadership in a fun, supportiveenvironment. Suit up and get in the game withSkyhawks Flag Football! Players can wear sneakers ormolded cleats (no metal), whichever they prefer. Pleasebring sunscreen, water, snacks, and a lunch. Theregistration deadline is August 10. No refunds willbe issued beyond this date.Everyone Deserves a Chance to PlayWe recognize the importance of recreation and the health and wellness benefits it provides. Our financialassistance program is here to assist families in need. To complete the application, please visit our websiteand click on parent portal.Kids’ Test KitchenGrades 1 - 5 (grade completed), Thursdays, July 9 - Aug. 13, 3:30 - 4:30 pm, $218 (6 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: Kids Test Kitchen Staff, Activity #: 451801-AKids’ Test Kitchen is on a mission to get young eaters cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients! Eachclass offers students the opportunity to explore new or familiar foods in their raw, unprocessed state. Then,working as a team, we’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until we’ve prepared the finished dish. Your aspiringchef will receive the main ingredient, or a sample of the finished dish, and the recipe so that they can show off whatthey’ve learned! Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy KTK, where participation is expected, but tasting is alwaysoptional. Please disclose any food allergies or dietary restrictions when you register.Athletic Training Basics$289, 2x per week (6 weeks), D1 60 South Ave., Instructor: D1 Staff1-hour workout that builds on foundational skills to develop speed, strength, agility, and coordination. Includesstructured, age-appropriate strength training with an emphasis on proper technique, performance, and continuedathletic development.Ages Days Dates Time Activity #7 - 11 Mon. & Wed. July 6 - Aug. 12 4:45 - 5:45 pm 466101-A7 - 11 Tues. & Thurs. July 7 - Aug. 13 4:45 - 5:45 pm 466101-B12 - 14 Mon. & Wed. July 6 - Aug. 12 3:45 - 4:45 pm 466101-C12 - 14 Tues. & Thurs. July 7 - Aug. 13 3:45 - 4:45 pm 466101-D15 - 18 Mon. & Wed. July 6 - Aug. 12 8 - 9 am 466101-E15 - 18 Tues. & Thurs. July 7 - Aug. 13 8 - 9 am 466101-F
YYoouutthh PPrrooggrr Thursday, Jun 4 - 5 pSimonds Park TrSSaavvee TThhee What is the “Open House?”This is an opportunity for youth participants and theirfamilies to meet the program directors that will beleading their favorite summer programs all season long!Social stories (story with photos on what to expect) foreach of the programs listed will be available for familiesto take home with them.Participants and caregivers can ask questions and learnmore about how summer programs operate at BurlingtonParks and Recreation Department.Why should my family attend?Summer programs while exciting can also be overwhelming especially for new participants!This open house will be an opportunity to meet directors, ask program questions and easeanxiety related to attending programs.This “preview” of what to expect may help improve your family’s summer programexperience with the potential for easier drop-off transitions, fewer home-sick phone callsand more!Have further support questions? Check out our inclusion support services. Furtherinformation can be found on page 23.CCrraaffttss && PPllaayyCClluubb SSiimmoonnddss Crafts & PlayClub Simonds JJuummpp SSttaarrttSSuummmmeerr DDiissccoovveePPaarrkkss PPllaacceeJump StartSummer DiscoveParks Place
Our staff is trained in the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis and the administration ofEpiPens. Staff will ensure that anyone suffering an allergic reaction will be treated andenabled to access emergency services promptly.Parent or legal guardian is required to fill out an Authorization to Administer Medicationform for each participant requiring an EpiPen. Additionally an Action Plan must becompleted by the participant’s physician. The original will be kept in the office and a copywill be given to the supervisor of the program the participant is attending. EpiPen must bein a clearly marked bag with participants name on it and the medication should be in itsoriginal container with the pharmacy label, which shows the date of filling, pharmacy nameand address, the filling pharmacist’s initials, the serial number of the prescription, the nameof the patient, name of prescribing practitioner, name of prescribed medication, directionsfor use and cautionary statements, if any, contained in such a prescription or required bylaw. The EpiPen should be stored in a cooled lunch bag / container and given to theprogram director upon arrival at the program. The EpiPen will be kept in a designated areaon site.The Parks and Recreation Department will not administer epinephrine unless and until afully completed Authorization Form and Action Plan is provided, regardless of whether ornot an EpiPen is provided in advance by or on behalf of the parent/guardian.The program director is responsible for making sure all staff are aware of the location ofEpiPen. The designated EpiPen location should be kept out of reach of programparticipants.AAnnaapphhyyllaaxxiiss //EEppiiPPeenn((AAuuttoo--IInnjjeeccttoorr))PPoolliiccyy
Day Dates TimeTues. July 7 - Aug. 25 4:30 - 6:30 pmWed. July 8 - Aug. 26 5:30 - 7:30 pmActivity #452811-B452811-ADungeons and DragonsGrades 5 - 12 (grade completed), $243 (8 weeks), Ceramics Room, Instructor: David MurrayAdventure awaits! Learn all about the world’s greatest role-playing game, how to create a character, and the rules ofthe game. Explore strange and exciting new worlds, puzzles, riddles, and monsters, under the guidance of the NorthShore’s premier youth Dungeon Master, David Murray, aka MR. DUNGEON!YOUTH STEAM3D Printing, Coding, and Design: Minecraft MakeryGrades 3 - 5 (grade completed), Mondays, July 6 - Aug. 10, 4:30 - 5:30 pm, $153 (6 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: Rhode Island Computer Museum Teacher, Activity #: 458602-AGet ready to build, code, and create: Minecraft style! If you’re a fan of the pixelated world of Minecraft, this class isfor you! Dive into the basics of 3D design using BlocksCAD, a web-based 3D modeling tool. You will learn how tobuild 3D models using colorful, drag-and-drop coding commands called “blocks.” Along the way, you will explorethe exciting world of geometry, working with primitive 3D shapes, transformations, and coordinates. You will useyour new skills to construct 3D models of the most iconic characters from Minecraft! You’ll finish the class withcreations you can import into Minecraft, and one of your projects will be transformed into a 3D print. Eachstudent will receive one complimentary 3D print after class concludes. RICM will provide Chromebooks forstudents to borrow during each class session.Community EventsLooking for fun activities the whole family can enjoy? Check out our community events on page 38!Safe@Home with CPRGrades 3 - 6 (grade completed), Saturday, July 2510 am - 1:30 pm, $123 Grandview Farm, Instructor:Safe Sitter® Staff, Activity #: 450404-ASafe@Home helps students build confidence andpreparedness for staying home alone and taking onmore independence, while incorporating parents intothe learning process. Focuses on safe habits, decisionmaking, and emergency response. Participants willreceive a CPR certificate. The program encouragesparent participation.Buildwave: A Hands-on Building Game!Ages 5 - 11, Saturday, July 11, 12 - 1 pm$53, Function RoomInstructor: Buildwave Staff, Activity #: 458901-ADuring Buildwave® event, participants receive kits ofbuilding materials, and the object of the 'game' is tobuild something with them. Participants receive waveafter wave of these kits, some filled with Lego®, somewith PlusPlus®, some with materials we design in-housefor Buildwave, and more. Check out the overview videoon our website to get a better sense of what theprogram looks and feels like!
App InventorsGrades 3 - 6 (grade completed), Monday - FridayAug. 17 - 21, Function Room 1Instructor: Circuit Lab Staff, Activity #: 467701-AWant to know how the apps work on your phone oriPad? Or do you already have the next great app ideaand need to know how to make it? We use MIT AppInventor software to create fun, creative Android phoneand tablet apps in this no-experience-required course.We will also explore wireless communication by buildingcustom Bluetooth hardware controllers and readouts forour apps. Participants will learn both the programmingand design aspects of creating great apps and have theopportunity to develop their own apps with Circuit Labinstructors' support. Students should bring a peanutfree snack. The registration deadline is August 10. Norefunds will be issued beyond this date.*Child care will be provided for full day participants between program transition.9 am - 12 pmTime Fee Activity #$22812:45 - 3:45 pm $2289 am - 3:45 pm $398467701-AProgramApp InventorsHands-On-ElectronicsBoth466701-B467701-CHands-On-ElectronicsGrades 3 - 6 (grade completed), Monday - FridayAug. 17 - 21, Function Room 1Instructor: Circuit Lab Staff, Activity #: 466701-BIn a world powered by smart technology and AI, themost innovative engineers understand how softwareand hardware work together. This course gives youngmakers that critical edge. We start by exploring themagic of electronics with simple circuits, then beginmaking customized programmable devices with Arduino.We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, avariety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programminginterfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build,and code a new hands-on project while developing avaluable skill set. Students should bring a peanut-freesnack. The registration deadline is August 10. Norefunds will be issued beyond this date.World Cup Art!Ages 5 - 12, Monday - Friday, Aug. 17 - 21, Function Room 2, Instructor: Kidcreate Studio StaffWhistle blows - creativity kicks off! In this high-energy Summer program, young artists celebrate the FIFA World Cupthrough color, pattern, and playful design. Kids will sculpt mini World Cup trophies, create a pinball soccer field,make a mini 3D soccer ball, and more. The registration deadline is August 10. No refunds will be issuedbeyond this date.Glow-tastic Summer ArtAges 5 - 12, Monday - Friday, Aug. 17 - 21, Function Room 2, Instructor: Kidcreate Studio StaffGet ready for a Glow-tastic adventure that will light up your child’s imagination - literally! Every project will glow-inthe-dark, as we use an exciting mix of clay, paint, and other luminescent materials - because art that glows iscooler! The registration deadline is August 10. No refunds will be issued beyond this date.9 am - 12 pmTime Fee Activity #$23312:30 - 3:30 pm $2339 am - 3:30 pm $308466501-AProgramGlow-tastic ArtBoth466501-B466501-CWorld Cup Art!*Child care will be provided for full day participants between program transition.
SSttaarrttiinngg aatt$$1177..5500 perhour!Starting at$17.50 perhour!Summer Program Leaders Summer Pro Seasonal Maintenance Workers Seasonal Ma Seasonal Inclusion Leaders Seasonal Inc Wading Pool Supervisors Wading Pool And More! And More!Summer Program LeadersSeasonal Maintenance WorkersSeasonal Inclusion LeadersWading Pool SupervisorsAnd More!*All applicants must be 16 years of age by May 1, 2026.* NNOOWW HHIIRR Scan here to apply now! Visit www.burlingto Not 16 yet? Check out page 17 for information on our Leaders-In-Training program
LeadershipTime ManagementResponsibilitySafetyActivity FacilitationPlanningInclusionAnd More!GRADE REQUIREMENTSBurlington Parks and Recreation Department has a NEWleader-in-training program this summer! Join us for asummer of fun and making a difference in the Burlingtoncommunity.JOIN UUSS AASS AALLEEAADDEERR--IINN--TTRRAAIINNIINNGG!!JOIN US AS ALEADER-IN-TRAINING!WHAT PROGRAMS HAVE LEADERS-IN-TRAININGTo become a Leader-In-Training forClub Simonds, Parks Place, SummerDiscovery, or Jump Start/Crafts & Play,you need to have finished 8th grade.To become a Leader-In-Training forTennis or Gymnastics you need to havefinished 9th grade.Will you be at least 16 years old by May 1?Check out Page 17 to learn how to applyfor a summer job with BPRD!APPLY HERE!Visit www.burlingtonrecreation.org orcall 781-270-1695 for more informationSKILL DEVELOPMENT AREASLOOKING TO BUILD YOUR RESUME?Wondering what you will g LITs will work on the throughout the summer seaJump StartCrafts & PlaySummer Discovery Club SimondsParks Place Gymnastics TennisLITs make a big impact in our pr
Middle School ParksGrades 5 - 8 (grade completed), Monday - Friday, 9 am - 3 pm, Fox Hill SchoolRainy Day Location: Fox Hill School, Directors: Caroline Sciarratta & Grace ViscoEach week will have new activities and trips geared toward middle school aged kids. Trips will be offered each dayof the program as described below. The week of August 10 a half day trip will be held on Friday, with the parkclosing at the trip’s conclusion on August 14. Staff members are responsible for children only when they areparticipating in park activities. After you have registered, you will receive a newsletter specific for that week whichwill include dates and times. In case of inclement weather on a trip day, an alternative indoor trip will be scheduled.Sessions are limited to three per child until May 15.Middle and high schoolDates Trips Activity #July 6 - 10 Open Swim, Singing Beach, Canobie Lake Park, Launch, Dave & Busters 461701-AJuly 13 - 17 Open Swim, Wayland Town Beach, Water Country, Chunkys, SkyZone 461701-BJuly 20 - 24 Open Swim, Level 99, Funtown Splashtown, *NARA , In The Game 461701-CJuly 27 - 31 Open Swim, Kings, Six Flags, Wayland Town Beach, Fun City 461701-DAugust 3 - 7 Open Swim, Singing Beach, Water Country, Franklin Park Zoo, Kimballs 461701-EAugust 10 - 14 Open Swim, Boda Borg, Canobie Lake Park, *NARA, Launch 461701-F*Nathaniel Allen Recreation Area, Acton, MATrip schedule is subject to change. We must have a minimum of 50 participants for each week. You must register no laterthan Thursday of the week prior to the week you are registering for.All children participating in this program are required to have a swim test prior to the start of the program(even if they were tested previously) as required by Christian’s Law. A lifeguard and staff will be available atthe Open Swim for Christian’s Law testing. Please see the Christian’s Law section of our website for moreinfo.Fee$282$295$297$291$269$283Co-ed VolleyballGrades 6 - 9 (grade completed), Monday - FridayJuly 13 - 17, 3 - 5 pm, $120, Recreation GymInstructor: Wingsze Seaman & Madison SpreadburyActivity #: 472601-AThis developmental program is a great opportunity todevelop volleyball skills and learn how to play the game.The program is suitable for all skill levels.Everyone Deserves a Chance to PlayWe recognize the importance of recreation and thehealth and wellness benefits it provides. Ourfinancial assistance program is here to assist familiesin need. To complete the application, please visit ourwebsite and click on parent portal.
Fall 2026 Field Hockey TeamsGrades 1 - 8 (Fall 2026 Grade)Sept. - Oct., $198, Time & Location: TBDDirectors: Courtney Callahan and Angela WilsonWe are excited that Burlington Youth Field Hockey willcontinue to play in the Baystate Youth Field Hockeyleague for the 2026 season! We will have teams forplayers in Grades 1-8. We will be traveling tosurrounding towns to play as well as hosting games athome in Burlington. Grades 1-4 will play on a 60 by 40field size. Grades 5-8 will play the full field. Games andpractices will be determined at a later date. A uniformwill be provided. All players will need their ownequipment including a stick, goggles labeled with theASTM 2713 stamp, mouthguard, and shinguards.Aug. 10 - 14 460912-FHigh School TennisGrades 8 - 12 (grade completed), 6 - 7 pm$78, Rahanis Tennis CourtsInstructor: Scott BarrettThis program is for both beginners and moreexperienced players. Clinics will take place eachweeknight evening from 6 - 7 pm. Matches againstother towns may be scheduled in the afternoons; theschedule of matches is TBD. Matches are notguaranteed. Participants are responsible for their owntransportation to matches.CrossFit Kids and TeensAges 8 - 15, 4 - 5pm, 2x per week, $182 (4 weeks)CrossFit Exclamation 15 Wall St.Instructor: Lori Becker & CFE Kids StaffOur classes are high-energy and great for all levels. Fullbody strength and mobility with games, running,jumping, and more! We get kids moving, build selfesteem and confidence, teach teamwork and leadershipskills. CFE makes exercise fun! Classes are split into twogroups by age and ability. Ages 8-14. Contact CFEdirectly about 1x/wk options.Days Dates Activity #Mon. & Wed. June 1- June 24 417301-ATues. & Thurs. June 2 - June 25 417301-BMon. & Wed. June 29 - July 22 417301-CTues. & Thurs. June 30 - July 23 417301-DJuly 6 - 10July 13 - 17July 20 - 24July 27 - 31Aug. 3 - 7460912-A460912-B460912-C460912-D460912-EDates Activity #Fall 2026GradeActivity #2nd Grade 172211-B3rd Grade4th Grade 172211-D172211-C172211-A 5th Grade6th Grade7th Grade8th Grade 172211-H172211-G172211-E172211-FActivity #1st GradeFall 2026GradeRed Cross Babysitting CourseGrades 6 - 8, Wednesday, July 22, 10 am - 4 pm$158, Grandview FarmInstructor: Safe Sitter® Staff, Activity #: 450101-ARed Cross is designed to prepare students to be safewhen they’re home alone, watching younger siblings,or babysitting. Students learn how to prevent unsafesituations and what to do when faced with dangerssuch as power failures or weather emergencies.Learning skills such as choking rescue and CPR is oftenstudents’ favorite part of the class. Students also learna system to help them assess and respond to injuriesand illnesses. Greater Boston Safety Training partnerswith the American Health and Safety Institute toinclude a First Aid and CPR certificate.Brazilian Jiu-JitsuAges 7 - 15, Tuesdays, July 7 - Aug 25, 3:30 - 4:15 pm, $169 (8 weeks, uniform included)Steve Nugent’s Institute 207F Cambridge St., Activity #: 481103-AWatch your child’s energy, confidence and spirit rise as they become strong and confident. We’re not just talkingabout physical strength but the kind that it takes to resist peer pressure and other negative aspects of life.Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a non-striking self-defense martial art system based on leverage and control over theopponent and is applied in response to physical aggression, so there’s no need to worry about your childbecoming violent.
something for everyoneWading Pool Hours: Aug. 14 - 22Monday: 12 - 7 pmTuesday - Friday: 10 am - 7 pmSaturday & Sunday: 10 am - 7 pmWading Pool Hours: Aug. 1 - 14Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 3 - 7 pmWednesday & Friday: 10 am - 7 pmSaturday & Sunday: 10 am - 7 pmWading Pool Hours: July 6 - 31Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 3 - 8 pmWednesday & Friday - Sunday: 10 am - 8 pmWading Pool Hours: June 13 - July 5Monday: 12 - 8 pmTuesday - Sunday: 10 am - 8 pm*Closed July 4Sew WhatMondays, March 30, 2026 - March 29, 2027, 6 - 9 pmNo Fee, COA Room 136, Activity #: 354003-AGet together with others who have projects that needto be finished and lend your help and support. Comework in a casual, fun atmosphere where friends willbe helping friends. Please bring your own sewingmachine. A schedule will be distributed uponregistration.Archery with On the Mark!Grade 4 - Adult (grade completed), Tuesdays, 6 - 7 pm, $177 (4 weeks), Mary PC Cummings EstateInstructor: On The Mark Archery StaffRecurve archery is one of the oldest forms of martial arts that involves patience, focus, discipline, andperseverance to achieve a goal. This fun and engaging class keeps students challenged while integrating keyconcepts of shooting a traditional recurve bow. All equipment is provided, and teams of certified USA Archeryinstructors train students. Prizes awarded to the top ace!DatesJuly 7 - 28Aug. 4 - 25481503-A481503-BActivity #Simonds Park Wading PoolPool Pass Required; Pool Opens on June 13. Passes are available at the Recreation Center starting May 13.Burlington residents are welcome to use the Simonds Park wading pool free of charge. In order to preventovercrowding and unauthorized use by non-residents, Burlington families must obtain a pool pass to gainadmittance to the wading pool throughout the summer. Passes may be obtained at the Parks & RecreationDepartment office. **There will be a $20 replacement fee for a lost pass.Supervision: A Parks & Recreation Department supervisor will be on duty at the pool during hours of operation.Please bring your receipt with you to check in. There will NOT be a lifeguard on duty. Children must beaccompanied by adults. *Burlington groups wishing to use the wading pool must get permission in advance and pay afee for a group pass.Private Tennis LessonsAges 5+, July & August, $198 (4 - 1 hour sessions)Rahanis Tennis CourtsInstructor: Scott Barrett, Activity #: 460904Interested in trying tennis or want to improve yourtennis game? Improve your game with this 1 hourprivate lesson. Once registered, you will coordinatetimes with Scott Barrett that works for your schedule.
Family Fitness Series6 weeks for $120 or $25 per family per session, Rec Center Field, Full Series Activity #: 412504-GGet the whole family moving, laughing and connecting through fitness! Our Family Fitness Series is designed for allages and fitness levels, no experience needed. Sign up for the full series or individual classes!Sunset YogaTuesday, June 30, 6 - 7pm, $25Instructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 412504-AWind down together with a relaxing, family-friendly yogasession as the sun sets. This gentle class focuses onstretching, breathing, and mindfulness, making it perfectfor all ages and experience levels. Enjoy quality time as afamily while improving flexibility, balance, and calmnessin a peaceful outdoor setting. Bring a yoga mat!Cruise Line DanceTuesday, July 7, 6 - 7 pm, $25Instructor: Lauren Mattson, Activity #: 412504-BGet ready to move, laugh, and feel like you’re onvacation! This upbeat class brings the fun of cruiseship line dancing to your local community. Familieswill learn easy-to-follow routines set to lively music—no experience needed. It’s a great way to get active,boost coordination, and enjoy high-energy funtogether.Family ObstaclesWednesday, July 15, 6 - 7 pm, $25Instructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 412504-CGet ready for action in this exciting obstacle challengebuilt for families! Work together to tackle a series of funand active stations that test agility, coordination, andteamwork. Whether you race or take it at your own pace,it’s all about moving, cheering each other on, and havinga great time.Family Fitness Game NightWednesday, July 22, 6 - 7 pm, $25Instructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 412504-DSkip the couch and bring your family game night to life!This interactive class features a mix of active games,team challenges, and creative movement activities.Designed for all ages, it’s a great way to stay active,spark friendly competition, and enjoy a night full oflaughter and connection.Sunset YogaTuesday, July 28, 6 - 7pm, $25Instructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 412504-EWind down together with a relaxing, family-friendly yogasession as the sun sets. This gentle class focuses onstretching, breathing, and mindfulness, making it perfectfor all ages and experience levels. Enjoy quality time as afamily while improving flexibility, balance, and calmnessin a peaceful outdoor setting. Bring a yoga mat!Family-Go-Round Station ChallengeWednesday, Aug. 5, 6 - 7 pm, $25Instructor: Lauren Mattson, Activity #: 412504-FStep into a structured, full-body workout designed withfamilies in mind! This circuit-style class guidesparticipants through a series of fitness stations—suchas jump rope intervals, bodyweight exercises, balancework, and light cardio bursts. Each station is timed andeasy to follow, allowing everyone to move at their ownpace while building strength, stamina, andcoordination!Volunteer with iCan BikeLooking for an active volunteer opportunity thissummer? Check out our iCan Bike program! iCanBike teaches individuals with disabilities to ride aconventional two-wheel bicycle using adapted bikeequipment and instruction. Further information onhow to volunteer to support the program can befound on page 25. No prior experience needed.Training is provided.Fishing PermitMill Pond Reservoir, April 1 - Oct. 31, Dawn to DuskPermit Fee: $10 (Ages 15+), Activity #: 905023-ABurlington residents are welcome to fish at the MillPond Reservoir, which has been stocked with rainbowand brown trout. Please purchase a fishing permit atthe Parks & Recreation Department office. Childrenunder age 15 do not need a permit, but they must beaccompanied by an adult when fishing at thereservoir.
The Therapeutic Recreation Division offers year round specialized programming for individuals of all ages who have disabilities.Inclusion services are also available for any individual who may have a disability and is looking to participate in a program withsupport. If you have any questions about what type of program is right for you or your family member, please do not hesitate tocontact our Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, Emma Andrus, CTRS at 781-270-1937 or [email protected] *Note: For newparticipants, a few mandatory forms are required to be filled out and returned at least two weeks prior to thebeginning of a program. For Inclusion Services, please see page 23 for further information. All support services arepending staff availability and assessment by the Therapeutic Recreation Specialist.therapeutic recreationAthlete & Caregiver Inclusive FitnessAges 12+ with a disability & Adult Parent/CaregiverTuesdays, July 7 - Aug. 1110 - 10:45 am, $515 (6 weeks)Inclusive Fitness 20 Third Ave Suite B BurlingtonInstructor: Inclusive Fitness CoachesActivity #: 499319-AThe Caregiver & Me small group classes are designedso that the neurodivergent athlete and theirparent/caregiver can participate together! Everyone willget a great workout, meet new friends, and build fitnessskills, all while having fun along the way. The class hasbeen designed to support athletes at all fitness levels.1:1 Inclusive Fitness Personal TrainingAges 12+ with a disability, Monday - Friday SessionTime between July 6 - August 14, $615 (6 weeks)Inclusive Fitness 20 Third Ave Suite B BurlingtonInstructor: Inclusive Fitness CoachesActivity #: 499309-AGet your summer strength on! At Inclusive Fitness we’rehelping neurodivergent athletes and individuals withdisabilities build strength, confidence, and community ina sensory-friendly space. In the 1:1 training program, anexpert coach will work with you or your athlete todesign a custom fitness program based on your goals.They meet each athlete where they are, and worktogether to build generalizable strength, stability, andstamina.You will work with Inclusive Fitness to schedule aweekday session time between the hours of 10 am and5 pm. Specific days/times to be determined incollaboration with the Inclusive Fitness team, andsubject to facility and coach availability.Sensory FriendlyCelebrate BurlingtonAll ages with a disability, Friday, Aug. 7, 6 - 8 pmTown Common, Activity #: 400657-AWe understand that for some, our Celebrate Burlingtonevent can be a crowded, loud and overwhelmingexperience. Therefore, in an effort to increaseaccessibility we are offering a sensory friendly eventfrom 6 to 8 pm on Friday, Aug. 7 for those who wouldprefer to enjoy a limited number of activities in a moresensory friendly environment.Pre-registration for each event is required. Please onlyregister if you have a disability or if you areaccompanying an individual with a disability. Burlingtonresidents only. Spots are extremely limited.iCan BikeLooking for another active opportunity thissummer? Check out our iCan Bike program! iCanBike teaches individuals with disabilities to ride aconventional two-wheel bicycle using adapted bikeequipment and instruction. Further information onhow to participate in the program or volunteer tosupport it can be found on page 25.
Examples of inclusi Supportive program environmentsInclusion support is a process designed to increaseindependence within programs over time. Inclusionsupport will look different for each individual participant!The Therapeutic Recreation Specialist will utilize acomprehensive inclusion support assessment todetermine which support strategies may work best forthat unique participant.Summer Inclusion Program ~ Deadline: Monday, June 1If your child receives special education services in school or requires any accommodations in programs,they may qualify for free inclusion support. Our Therapeutic Recreation Specialist will work with yourfamily to ensure the appropriate accommodations are being made, and our qualified inclusion staff willwork with your child as needed in the various programs that they may attend in order to provide yourchild with a rewarding and fun experience. Our Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, support staff andprogram directors will work as a team to modify activities and/or equipment, provide emotional andbehavioral support and facilitate social interaction so that all children can participate to their fullestpotential. Burlington Parks and Recreation utilizes a group inclusion model and 1:1 support isgranted only on an as-needed basis, pending assessment by the Therapeutic RecreationSpecialist and pending staff availability.In order to accommodate with a sufficient number of staff members, the deadline to notify usfor summer program support is June 1. If we are not notified by June 1, additional supportservices cannot be guaranteed. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.What does inclusion support look like?Individualized support toolsMeet and greet withprogram directors withsocial stories! Check outpage __ for further“Open House’information.Team of inclusion staff who support participantsin small groups and 1:1 on as needed basisCLICK HERE TOREQUESTINCLUSIONSUPPORT
Out & AboutAges 25+ with a disability, dates varyTwice a month we will enjoy a night out on the town. Activities may include, going to the movies, dining out orexploring our local community! Sign up for one or all of the outings that interest you.Canobie Lake ParkJuly 17 / 6 - 10 pm / $40 / Activity #: 495099-ATR Goal Area(s): SocialJoin us for a night of rollercoasters, rides and fun atCanobie Lake Park! Please bring money from home ifyou wish to purchase snacks.Dates Activity #Aug. 10 - 14 496409-AAug. 17 - 21 496409-BRecTogetherAges 13 - 25 with a disability, 9 am - 3 pm, $268Grandview FarmRecTogether is a social and recreational summer dayprogram for participants ages 13 to 25 with cognitiveand/or developmental disabilities. This program isdesigned to foster inclusion, empowerment andindependence. The group will do arts & crafts, teambuilding games, sports and go on local field trips eachweek! Please direct all new participant inquiries to EmmaAndrus, CTRS at 781-270-1937 [email protected].*A caregiver guide is available for Out & About with program specific information at www.burlingtonrecreation.org.*BowlingAug. 14 / 6 - 9 pm / $25 / Activity #: 495099-CTR Goal Area(s): Exercise, SocialLet’s head to King’s Dining for a night of bowlingwith friends!Mini Golf & Ice CreamAug. 20 / 6 - 9 pm / $25 / Activity #: 495099-DTR Goal Area(s): Exercise, SocialJoin us for a fun night of mini golfing at Trombetta’sFarm! Ice cream is included. *This is a Thursdaynight outing*Pizza and Martial ArtsJuly 31 / 6 - 8 pm / $33 / Activity #: 495099-BTR Goal Area(s): Exercise, SocialA Premier Martial Arts instructor will guide thegroup through an introductory level martialarts class followed by dinner!Therapeutic Horseback Riding:Fall BlockAges 3 through adult with a diagnosis, Sept. - Dec.Monday - Friday lesson time, $763 (weekly lesson)Ironstone Farm 450 Lowell Street AndoverInstructors: Ironstone Staff, Activity #: 193009-AIn partnership with Burlington's Disability AccessCommission and Ironstone Farm, we are excited to offerthis program for thirty minute private lessons atIronstone Farm therapeutic riding program. There will bean initial evaluation required for all new riders. You willcoordinate with the farm to find a time Monday throughFriday for the fall block that fits with your schedule!*Number of total lessons may vary based on which weekday is selected.*iCan BikeLooking for another active opportunity this summer? Check out our iCan Bike program! iCan Bike teachesindividuals with disabilities to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle using adapted bike equipment andinstruction. Further information on how to participate in the program or volunteer to support it can befound on page 25.
Volunteers must be age VVoolluunntteeeerrssiCan BikeParticipants with a disability, August 17 - 21$150 (5 lessons), Francis Wyman Elementary School GymnasiumiCan Shine is a non-profit organization that teaches individuals withdisabilities to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle using adaptedbike equipment through its iCan Bike program. This five-dayprogram, requires riders to attend only one 75-minute session perday.iCan Shine uses customized adapted equipment, trainedprofessionals and volunteers. With 75 minutes of instruction over fivedays, approximately 80% of riders learn to ride a conventional bicycleindependently by the end of camp. The remaining 20% often makegreat progress towards that goal.To be eligible to enroll, riders must: be at least eight years old; have adisability; be able to walk without an assistive device such as a walkeror cane; be able to side-step quickly to both sides; have a minimuminseam measurement of 20 inches from the floor; and weigh nomore than 220 pounds.Ages Time Activity #When is iCan Bike?Monday, August 17 through Friday,August 21Session Times are listed above.Register to volunteer for one or asmany sessions as you like!Where is iCan Bike?Francis Wyman Elementary SchoolWhat will volunteers do?Be a “spotter” for the same rider foreach of the 5 days and experience thethrill of giving the gift of riding a bike!Just 75 invigorating minutes per day…it just may be the most rewardingexercise and emotional experienceyou’ve ever had!No prior experience needed - trainingis provided!iCan Bike Participate 0r Volunteer!PPaarrttiicciippaannttss8+ 8:30 - 9:45 am 498209-A8+ 10:05 - 11:20 am 498209-B8+ 11:40 - 12:55 pm 498209-C8+ 2 - 3:15 pm 498209-D8+ 3:35 - 4:50 pm 498209-EClick here toregister tovolunteer!
AdultPick-Up VolleyballMondays, June 29 - Aug. 24, 8 - 10 pm$64 (9 weeks), Recreation Gym, Activity #: 480703-AEnjoy the friendly competition of pick up volleyball.Please wear sneakers.480613-AActivity#Tues. 480613-BSun. 480613-CThurs.July 21 - Aug. 18Aug. 2 - 30June 4 - July 2Day DatesIntroduction to Golf$262 (5 lessons), 5:30 - 6:30 pmBillerica Country Club, 51 Baldwin Rd, BillericaInstructor: Barrie Bruce Golf SchoolIntro to Golf is perfect for the new-to-the-game golferwith no golf experience. The basics of golf are taught ina stress-free clinic setting. Each program is (5) 1-hourlessons. Equipment/practice balls provided as needed.Next Level PickleballWednesdays, June 10 - July 1, 5 - 6:30 pm$77 (4 weeks), Recreation Gym & Simonds ParkCourts, Instructor: Kevin Martin, PPR CertifiedCoach, Activity #: 380403-AAre you an “improving” player looking to bring yourgame to the next level? This clinic is designed for theadvanced beginner to intermediate player. Drills, drills,drills will help you remember the proper technique foreach type of shot. The more you drill, the more you’llintegrate better technique into your game. Practice willgenerate better results. Players are encouraged torepeat the class to improve their play. Wear pockets,we’ll be keeping plenty of balls in motion.Pick-Up BasketballThursdays, July 2 - Aug. 27, 8 - 10 pm$64 (9 weeks), Recreation Gym, Activity #: 481933-AModerately competitive pick-up basketball games foradults. Players should wear a light and dark coloredshirt each evening.Lunch Hour BasketballMon., Wed. & Fri., April - September, 12 - 2 pm, $57Recreation Gym, Activity #: 382003-AThese are moderately competitive pick-up basketballgames for adults who live or work in Burlington.Players should bring a light-colored and a darkcolored shirt to differentiate teams.Intermediate GolfSaturdays, July 11 - Aug. 1, 10 - 11 am$247 (4 lessons), Instructor: Barrie Bruce GolfBillerica Country Club 51 Baldwin Rd, BillericaActivity #: 480623-AThis program focuses on fine-tuning skill improvementfor specific areas to help you manage course play andlower your scores! Skills include keeping drives on thefairway, skills to avoid, 3-putting, iron shots, andchipping. Class size is limited to a 4:1 student-toinstructor ratio.Early Bird Tennis LessonsFridays, July 10 - Aug. 7, $95 (5 weeks)Rahanis Tennis Courts, Instructor: Scott BarrettJoin us bright and early on the tennis court to learn thebasics and refine your skills. This program is for bothnew-to-the-sport and advanced-level players. Pleasebring water and your own racquet.Level Activity #:Intermediate 480913-AAdvanced 480913-BTime8:30 - 9:30 am9:30 - 10:30 am
For ALL Ignis Arts Ballroom ProgramsLocation: Ignis Arts Ballroom Studio, 630 Boston RdSuite 201A, BillericaInstructors: Ignis Arts Ballroom Studio StaffNo dance partner required! Come solo or bring afriend.No dance experience required!Bring comfy shoes and water.A Beginner Waltz Series!Thursdays, Sept. 3 - 24, 6:30 - 7:15 pm, $93 (4 weeks), Activity #: 433803-AStep into the timeless elegance of Waltz this September. Known for its graceful turns and flowing movement,Waltz is one of the most classic ballroom dances and a beautiful way to experience partner dancing.A Beginner Bachata Series!Thursdays, Aug. 6 - 27, 6:30 - 7:15 pm$93 (4 weeks), Activity #: 434203-ASpend August learning Bachata, a smooth and rhythmicpartner dance that originated in the DominicanRepublic and has become a favorite at Latin dancenights around the world. Bachata is known for itsrelaxed feel, expressive movement, and music that’sboth romantic and fun.A Beginner Salsa Series!Thursdays, July 2 - 23, 6:30 - 7:15 pm$93 (4 weeks), Activity #: 434103-ABring some heat to your summer with Salsa this July!Salsa is a lively and energetic partner dance known forits vibrant music, rhythmic footwork, and fun turns. It’sone of the most popular social dances in the worldand a favorite at clubs, festivals, and dance events.Intro to Hip HopThursdays, 7:15 - 8 pm, $93 (4 weeks)This hip hop class is open to all levels and focuses ongrooves, musicality, and approachable choreography.The class emphasizes rhythm, confidence, andmovement fundamentals, offering challenge for allexperience levels while building skills across multiplesessions.Dates Activity #July 2 - 23 434303-AAug. 6 - 27 434303-BBadmintonWednesdays, July 1 - Aug. 26, 8:15 - 10:15 pm$64 (9 weeks), Recreation GymActivity #: 488103-AWhether you are an amateur or an expert badmintonplayer, this program is to play friendly pick up games!Participants are required to bring their own racketand wear indoor court shoes. A prior knowledge ofrules is encouraged.Brazilian Jiu-JitsuMondays, July 6 - Aug. 24, 7 - 8 pm, $158 (8 weeks, fee includes uniform)Steve Nugent’s Institute 207F Cambridge St., Instructor: Steve Nugent & Staff Activity #: 481203-ABrazilian jiu-jitsu is a ground based martial art using principles of leverage, angles, pressure and timing in orderto achieve a non-violent submission of one’s opponent. The Art was developed by the Gracie Family of Brazil andmade popular by the sport of Mixed Martial Arts in the UFC. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is for all men and womenregardless of athletic ability.Everyone Deserves a Chance to PlayWe recognize the importance of recreation and thehealth and wellness benefits it provides. Ourfinancial assistance program is here to assistfamilies in need. To complete the application,please visit our website and click on parent portal.
Adult fitnessFit ClubJuly - Sept., $252, Activity #: 418213-AFit Club options offer participants an opportunity to payone discounted fee and attend a variety of fitnessclasses.Eligible Classes: *Barre Gold, *B.E.S.T., Cardio Dance,*Cardio Dance Gold, Lift and Burn, Morning Total BodyExpress, Outdoor Morning Lift Express, All Pilates,Pound, Pure Strength, Tai Chi, Work it Out, *Yoga Gold,and Zumba + Lift, Zumba (limited to 1 Zumba Class)*These classes have age restrictions.No Limit Fitness CardAre you looking for more flexibility in your fitnessroutine? Own your fitness this summer with the NoLimit Fitness Card! The No Limit Fitness Cards are aflexible enrollment option to fit your busy and everchanging schedule. When you purchase a card, youmay use \"punches\" for any eligible class on ourschedule. Eligible classes for summer 2026: CardioDance, *Cardio Dance Gold, Lift and Burn, MorningTotal Body Express, Outdoor Morning Lift Express, AllPilates, Pound, Pure Strength, Tai Chi, Zumba + Lift.*These classes have age restrictions.10 class card $137 410711-AStudents20 class card $252 410711-BFee Activity #10 class card $165 410713-AAdults20 class card $275 410713-BFee Activity # Morning Total Body ExpressThursdays, July 9 - Sept. 24 (not 8/13)8 - 8:45 am, $84 (11 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 410803-AThis energetic and fun class involves muscle controlledexercises using various bands, bars and dumbbells,along with bursts of cardio throughout the class. Youwon’t even realize 45 minutes has passed because thisworkout is so much fun. Bring your mat and waterbottle.Outdoor Morning Lift ExpressTuesdays, July 7 - Sept. 22, (not 8/11), 7 - 7:45 am$92 (11 weeks), TRW Outdoor Fitness Court(Rain location: Recreation Gym)Instructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 415603-AThis energetic and fun class involves muscle-controlledexercises using the outdoor fitness court equipmentand body weight exercises. You won’t even realize anhour has passed because this workout is so much fun.Bring your mat and water bottle. All fitness levelswelcome!Tai ChiSundays, July 12 - Sept. 27 (not 9/6), 6 - 7 pm$75 (11 weeks), Rec Center FieldInstructor: James Regan, Activity #: 405803-ATai Chi class will guide you through techniques, forms,and exercises to enhance flexibility, strength, andbalance. Suitable for all levels, this class invites you tomove at your own pace. Flat, well-fitting shoes arerecommended.Play it safe...Participants must recognize that all classes of a physical nature involve some risk, and by attending such a class,there is an assumption of risk by the participant. Prior to starting any type of fitness program, it is best to checkwith your doctor. For your own safety, you need to know your limitations.
Lift and BurnFridays, July 10 - Sept. 25 (not 8/14), 9 -10 am$92 (11 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan. Activity #: 401053-ALooking to lose weight, tone up and have fun? Thenthis class is for you! This class will lead you through afull-body workout using dumbbells, resistance bands,medicine balls and steps combined with bodyweightexercises to get you lean, toned and fit.Curvy Girls BootcampMondays & Thursdays, 2x per week$332 (8 weeks), CrossFit Exclamation, 15 Wall St.Instructor: Lori Becker, Activity #: 415513-AThis is a ladies-only, fun, full-body workout designed forwomen in their 30s-40s-50s-60s and beyond who wantto live a healthier lifestyle. Workouts are modified for alllevels to get you results in a safe and effective manner.Super motivating environment. Small group trainingclass. Build your confidence and strength and havesome fun too.Date Time Activity # $332, 2x per w You don't need to be an ath small, friendly group, we'll h prior experience needed. Jus June 1 - July 23 6 - 7 pm12:30 - 1:30 pm 410503-A410503-BDate Time Activity #June 1 - July 23 6 - 7 pm 415513-AJune 1- July 23 7 - 8 pm 415513-BPure StrengthRecreation Gym or Zoom, Instructor: Brenda Jo HubbardIron is tough, but you are tougher! Build strength, not bulk, in this innovative weightlifting class. Mix moves likeplanks, dead lifts, arm presses and more. This workout will keep you constantly challenged, and you will walk outfeeling fearless. Just have a mat and hand weights.Day Dates Times Fee Location Activity #Wed. July 8 - Sept. 23 4 - 5 pm $95 (12 weeks)Recreation Gym 414213-ASat. July 11 - Sept. 26 (not 9/5) 9 - 10 am $92 (11 weeks)Recreation Gym 414213-BVirtualVirtual 414213-VIRA414213-VIRBCouch to 5KJune - Aug., $282, 2x per week, (12 weeks)Burlington Run Club,156 Cambridge St. Suite 7Instructors: BRC Staff, Activity #: 425503-AFall is the perfect time to crush your 5K goals, and ourCouch to 5K program is here to help! With flexiblescheduling options available 7 days a week, you canchoose from a mix of resistance training or strictlyrunning classes. Whether you’re a beginner or looking toimprove your time, we’ve got you covered. Onceregistered, you can book classes on the app!Athletic Training Basics$288, 2x per week (6 weeks), D1 60 South AveInstructor: D1 StaffA 1-hour workout focused on the fundamentals ofathletic training for adults. Builds strength, power, andagility while improving balance, coordination, andmovement quality through safely coached resistancetraining.Days Date Time Activity #Mon. & Wed. July 6 - Aug. 12 6 - 7 am 414403-AMon. & Wed. July 6 - Aug. 12 6 - 7 pm 414403-BTues. & Thurs. July 7 - Aug. 13 6 - 7 am 414403-CTues. & Thurs. July 7 - Aug. 13 6 - 7 pm 414403-DDaysMon. & Wed.Mon. & Thurs.June 1 - July 22
yoga, Pilates & Cardio danceGentle, Relaxing & Restorative YogaMondays, July 6 - Aug. 314:30 - 5:30 pm, $79 (9 weeks), Function Room 1Instructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 419903-AThis is a class structured around rejuvenating andhealing the body. Class is held at a slow pace andfocuses on stretching all of the body, while releasingstress and tension from joints and muscles. It is a classdesigned to restore the nervous system and helprelease deeply held tensions from the body and mind.Yoga Barre BlendCOA Room 207, Instructor: Karen PicketteTogether, barre and yoga can help you achieve a healthy body. You’ll have the strength you need and will be ableto develop toned and leaned muscle without excess bulk. Barre classes are excellent for toning and yoga willenhance flexibility. The combination of both will have real benefits to your mind and body.DayJuly 9 - Sept. 10Sat.Dates Time Fee Activity #July 11 - Sept. 12 (not 9/5) 10:15 - 11:15 am $79 (9 weeks) 410603-AThur. 6 - 7 pm $84 (10 weeks) 410603-BYoga, Core and MoreTuesdays, July 7 - Aug. 4, 9 - 10 am$45 (5 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Paulette Savage, Activity #: 471273-AThis class will be a yoga flow focusing on incorporatingcore building yoga poses and exercises. We willincorporate blocks, straps or flex bands during mostclasses making it fun and new! This class is appropriatefor all level yogis.Evening FlowTuesdays, July 7 - Aug. 4, 7 - 8 pm, $45 (5 weeks)COA Room 207, Instructor: Paulette SavageActivity #: 410216-AEnd your day in the best way: stretching, bending andbreathing. This yoga flow will help relieve stress in thebody and de-clutter the mind. Combining slow movingsequences, twists and forward folds, this flow not onlymelts the stress of the day but sets you up for a restfulnight’s sleep. Appropriate for beginners & all levels.Hatha YogaThursdays, July 9 - Aug. 6, 9 - 10 am$45 (5 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Paulette Savage, Activity #: 411203-AHatha Yoga will guide you through yoga postures thatbuild flexibility, strength, and balance. Discover theconnection between, body, mind & breath! Pleasebring a mat. This class is designed for mixed-levelparticipants - All levels welcome.Yoga SculptMondays, July 6 - Aug.319:30 - 10:30 am, $79 (9 weeks), COA Room 207Instructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 415003-AYoga Sculpt will help you take your practice to the nextlevel and allow you to find a new kind of strength.Adding hand weights to yoga poses is good for yourheart, your bones, your muscles and will get youstronger. Please bring a set of light weights and aresistance band or strap to the class. All levels arewelcome.Mindful Movement & MeditationThursdays, July 9 - Sept. 10, 4:30 - 5:30 pm$84 (10 weeks), COA Room 207Instructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 415503-AThis class will help us improve our bodies by stretching,strengthening, and toning. Mindful movement can helpus boost our energy, focus, and resilience. The class willfocus on standing and seated postures, incorporatinggentle stretches and a guided meditation to conclude.This will be a great midweek energy boost.
Recreation GymZumba fuses hypnotic musical rhythms and tantalizing moves to create a dynamic workout system designed to befun and easy! This class will be an absolute blast in one exhilarating hour of caloric burning, heart racing, musclepumping, body energizing movements meant to engage and captivate for life.Zumba416403-DDay Dates Time Instructor Fee Activity #Tues. July 7 - Sept. 22Sun.July 12 - Sept. 27(not 9/6)6:15 - 7:15 pm8 - 9 amTisha WilsonLauren Mattson$95(12 weeks)$92(11 weeks)Thurs. 6:30 - 7:30 pm Marcia Mailloux 416403-C416403-AJuly 9 - Sept. 24Wed. July 8 - Sept. 23 6:30 - 7:30 pm Sarah Hamilton 416403-B$95(12 weeks)$95(12 weeks)Zumba Special!July - Sept.Sign up for 3 or 4 Zumbaclasses to receive adiscounted price! Toreceive the discount, youmust register for all 3 or 4classes at the same time.3 Zumba Classes - 15% off4 Zumba Classes - 20% offZumba + LiftWednesdays, Aug. 19 - Sept. 23, 7 - 7:45 am, $70 (6 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Lauren Mattson, Activity #: 416403-EResearch consistently shows the benefits of adding strength training to an exercise routine. Zumba + Lift™ is ascience-based, music-driven workout that fuses the high-energy fun of the Zumba® program with the musclesculpting power of strength training. Help burn fat, build strength, and boost endurance with intervals of dancingand weightlifting set to an electrifying playlist.Pilates StrongMondays, July 6 - Aug. 17, 6 - 7 pm$65 (7 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Tonia Egan, Activity #: 419203-ABe your strongest self by working from the inside outwith Pilates Strong. In this class we use Classical Pilatesfundamentals which concentrate on mind bodyconnection, strengthening and lengthening the bodywhile building overall core strength. This class is foreverybody as each student will be challenged by usingprops, modifications and progression add ons which willmatch individual fitness levels. Various props may beused but all you need to bring is a mat. Come join us fora fun summer while you build a stronger you.Pilates Fundamentals & MoreTuesdays, July 7 - Sept. 22, 5:30 - 6:30 pm$95 (12 weeks), Function Room 1Instructor: Barbara Hospod, Activity #: 411333-AEnjoy exploring and practicing the essential exercises ofPilates within the Classical format. The exercises will bebroken down to learn what muscle groups should beactivated, proper technique, and form. Props will beadded to provide some progressions as well asmodifications. Feel the benefit of feeling more groundedwith deep inner core strength, lengthened muscles,improved posture, and balance. Great for beginners -who are new and want to learn Pilates, as well as thosewho would like to get back to basics and enhance theirskills. Please bring a mat, a desire to move, and a smile!PoundThursdays, July 9 - Sept. 24, 5 - 5:45 pm$95 (12 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Tisha Wilson, Activity #: 419303-APound is a full-body, cardio jam session, combining lightresistance with constant simulated drumming. It usescardio, Pilates, isometric movements, and plyometricposes. Strengthen and sculpt infrequently used muscles,and drum your way to a leaner, slimmer physique whilerocking out to your favorite music. Great music and yourchoice of weights inspires you to get fast results.Cardio DanceMondays, July 6 - Sept. 21 (not 8/10 & 9/7), 5 - 6 pm$85 (10 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 412003-AThis class incorporates interval training with acombination of low-impact aerobics, dancechoreography, toning, and stretching. Students willmove and groove to a fusion of popular music whileimproving their cardiovascular endurance and muscletone. Class will consist of a warm-up, varying dancechoreography, full-body conditioning, and a cooldown/stretch.
active adults & seniorsB.E.S.T.Ages 50+, Mondays, July 6 - Sept. 28 (not 9/7)10:45 - 11:45am, $92 (12 weeks), ZoomInstructor: Trish Marfione, Activity #: 411807-AExercise is the key to staying strong, energetic, andhealthy as you age. This class is for those who want toage well, live life to the fullest, and have fun whilestrength training, balancing, moving, and stretching.Bring a mat, sneakers, comfortable clothing, and handweights.Cardio Dance GoldFridays, July 10 - Sept. 25 (not 8/14)10 - 11 am, $85 (11 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 410033-AThis class combines low-impact aerobics, dancechoreography, toning, and stretching. Participants willmove and groove to a fusion of popular music whileimproving their cardiovascular endurance and muscletone. Class will consist of a warm-up, varying styles ofdance choreography, full-body conditioning, and a cooldown/stretch.Zumba GoldAge 50+, Instructor: Mary Ellen ReardonZumba Gold was designed for the active older adult who is interested in taking a lower-impact Zumba class. Thesame Latin styles of music and dance are used, and it is just as much fun as the regular Zumba classes. Zumba Goldstrives to improve balance, strength, flexibility, and, most importantly, the heart. Dress to workout and bring water.Tues. July 7 - Sept. 22 11 am - Noon $92 (12 weeks) Recreation Gym 416407-ASat. July 11 - Sept. 26 (not 9/5) 10 - 11 am $85 (11 weeks) Murray-Kelly Wing 416407-DDay Dates Time Fee Location Activity #Yoga GoldMondays, July 6 - Aug. 3110:45 - 11:45 am, $79 (9 weeks), COA Room 207Instructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 419803-AYoga Gold is a class made to build foundation, strength,and stretching in a way that is accessible to all levels ofexperience. An equal amount of support and challengewill be offered including some slow flow to begin with,standing postures, seated postures, and relaxation.Barre GoldAge 50+, Thursdays, July 9 - Sept. 1011 am - 12 pm, $84 (10 weeks), COA Room 207Instructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 412107-ABarre Gold is a dynamic fitness class designed to build astrong foundation while enhancing strength andflexibility in an accessible way for all experience levels.This class focuses on targeted movements that sculptand tone your body without adding excess bulk. You'llengage in a series of exercises that combine elements ofballet, Pilates, and yoga!Play it safe...Participants must recognize that all classes of a physical nature involve some risk, and by attending such aclass, there is an assumption of risk by the participant. Prior to starting any type of fitness program, it is bestto check with your doctor. For your own safety, you need to know your limitations.
Golf Club at King RailTuesdays, mid-April thru mid-Nov., 7:30 amFees: About $20 for 9 holes, Golf Club at King RailKing Rail Golf Course, 1 King Rail Dr., LynnfieldActivity #: 510007-EPlay golf with your friends and neighbors, in a noncompetitive, fun, social environment. The club will placeyou in a group who you will probably play with allseason. There is no better way to improve your golfgame than playing regularly.Golf Club at Swanson MeadowWednesdays, mid-April - mid-Nov., 9 amFees: About $20 for 9 holesSwanson Meadow Golf Course216 Rangeway Rd. North BillericaActivity #: 510007-FPlay golf with your friends and neighbors, in anoncompetitive, fun, social environment. Theclub will place you in a group who you willprobably play with all season. There is no betterway to improve your golf game than playingregularly.Hiking ClubApril 2026 - March 2027Hikes will vary in length; up to 3 miles longHikes are announced monthly and are weatherdependent, Activity #: 510007-GOur hiking club holds monthly hikes on easy tointermediate trails within 20 miles of Burlington.Hiking shoes, hydration, bug repellant, hat, andsunscreen are all recommended.Burlington Club 50If being active is one of your priorities, Burlington Club 50 needs you! We recognize that an active lifestyleencompasses not only traditional exercise, sport and nutrition, but intellectual enrichment and other leisureactivities as well.For most Club 50 programs you just have to register once a year; registration begins each spring. You canregister any time of the year though, as long as space is still available in the activity. *For Pickleball only,registration happens three times per year; in the Spring, Fall, and Winter. Non-residents to register forclubs for a $15 annual fee.Do you have a passion or a talent that you would like to share with the community? We are always looking fornew clubs to add to our growing list! Become an activity coordinator today! In addition to activity coordinators,the Club is also looking for Board Members. Help us plan clubs and activities for the community! Interested injoining us? Email us at [email protected] & Third Tuesday of every month6 - 7:30 pm, May 2026 - Oct. 20264th Ave Green Space, Activity #: 510007-BBocce ball has become one of the most playedsports in the world. It is easy to learn andbeginners are welcome! This activity does notrequire any special attire and we provide all of theequipment.
Join Club 50!If being active is one of your priorities, Burlington Club 50 needs you! We recognize that an active lifestyleencompasses not only traditional exercise, sport and nutrition, but intellectual enrichment and other leisureactivities as well. Do you have a passion or a talent that you would like to share with the community? Weare always looking for new clubs to add to our growing list! Become an activity coordinator today!In addition to activity coordinators, the Club is also looking for Board Members. Help us plan clubs andactivities for the community! Interested in joining us? Email us at [email protected] Club8:30 - 11 am, April 2026 - Oct. 2026Rahanis Playground Tennis CourtsThe tennis club is a friendly, informal senior sportsand social group. Anyone over age 50 is welcome toplay with the group for drop-in, intermediate mixeddoubles tennis. This is a great way to get someoutside exercise, meet new people, improve yourtennis game and have lots of fun! Start date TBD.Day Activity #Tues.Thurs. 510007-L510007-KWhistApril 2026 - March 2027Fridays, 9 am, COA Room 207, Activity #: 510007-MWhist is a game of mental engagement, strategicthinking and social interactions. Haven't played in awhile or maybe never at all? No worries, come ondown, we will show you the ropes!Sing A Long ClubThursdays, April 2026 - March 2027 (not June - August)1:15 - 3 pm, Function Room, Activity #: 510007-JThe sing a long club provides an avenue for you to engage in recreational singing. The emphasis of this club is oncamaraderie and singing for the fun of it.Pickleball ClubApril 20 - Oct. at Simonds ParkPickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in thenation! It is great exercise, easy to learn and tons offun! Tournaments are typically held each season ifenough interest is shown. Participants are limitedto sign up for 1 session.Level Activity #Social510007-HTime6:30 - 8 pmIntermediate510007-I6 - 8 pm6:30 - 8:30 pm Beginner 510007-N9 - 10:30 am Social510007-RDayTues.Sat.Thurs.Mon.Biking ClubBike routes will vary in length from 5 to 10 milesor longer, Rides are announced monthly and areweather dependent, Activity #: 510007-DJoin our cycling club and take rides through theBruce Freeman, Minute Man Trails, and other localtrails. Rides may be followed by a relaxing lunch at anearby restaurant.
Open to all players. Pickleball is asocial game. Mixed times areintended for players to “mix it up”and get to know one another. Playersare encouraged to “play up” or “playdown” to help develop better playersat every level.MixedNovice to intermediate playerslooking for a fun, relaxed game.Courtesy and sportsmanship makeany sport fun.SSoocciiaallPlayers should self-select their appropriate level of play. (See Skill-Level Ratings below.) If you findyou’re winning consistently, you should move up. If you’re being outplayed, losing consistently, youshould move down. Pickleball is more fun and enjoyable when teams pair off against teams of nearequal abilities. If you want to improve your game against better players, find an experienced partnerwilling to help you get better through play.CourtsCourts DO NOT OPEN until 9 am. The Burlington Parks & Recreation Department does not recognizeany online scheduling programs. Creating a reservation with an online scheduler does not give youspecial rights to a court. Courts are open for play for the general public, from April through October, ona first-come, first-served basis, and you must follow the court sharing and rotation rules.Experienced and skilled playerslooking for a higher-level ofcompetition.AAddvvaanncceedd//UUppppeerrIInntteerrmmeeddiiaatteeAdvanced/UpperIntermediatePPiicckklleebbaa
Tall Ships - America’s 250 AnniversarythTuesday, July 14, $165 per person, Danversport Yacht Club & Boston Harbor, Activity #: 01042This magnificent fleet of international and military ships from the 18 & 19 century are sailing into BostonHarbor. The day will feature a harbor cruise, which will give magnificent views of the entire fleet, as well as aluncheon at the Danversport Yacht Club.th thTrips, Tours & SHowsAll Trips and Tours are offered in cooperation with Best of Times Travel & Entertainment Group. Below youwill find general information for all trips. For detailed information please visit our website or pick up a flyerat our Recreation Center.For each trip, pick up and drop off will be at Burlington Recreation Center if we have at least 10 people enrolled. Ifwe have less than 10 people enrolled pick up and drop off will be at a different location, in a nearby town. Alternatepick up and drop off location is TBD. An exact itinerary including pick up and drop off information will be emailed toyou at least one week prior to the trip date. For shows & day trips, there are no cancellations or refunds allowedwithin 30 days of trip departure date.To see all 2026 trips and more information on each trip, please visit our website atwww.burlingtonrecreation.org or pick up a flyer at the Parks and Recreation Center.NH Turkey TrainWednesday, Oct. 7, $159 per person, Meredith, NH, Activity #: 01043Join us as we travel to central NH for a day of fun and wonderful autumn sight seeing. All aboard the Turkey Trainto see the beautiful views and enjoy a Turkey Luncheon provided by Hart’s Turkey Farm. The trip also makes amystery stop that is sure to “sweeten your day”.Simon Pearce Glass BlowingWednesday, June 24, $189 per person, Vermont, Activity #: 01041Enjoy a fun filled day in Vermont. Start with a stop at the famous Vermont Country Store, then head to SimonPearce to watch master glassblowers and potters at work before shopping for the finished product. The tripconcludes with a stop at King Arthurs Factory.Boston Harbor BINGO CruiseThursday, Sept. 3, $149 per person, Boston Harbor, Activity #: 01045Looking for the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement? Join Best of Times Travel for our highly anticipatedBoston Harbor Bingo Cruise. This trip will include scenic cruising, gourmet dining, live entertainment, and ofcourse BINGO and prizes!Neil Diamond & FriendsThursday, Oct. 22, $138 per person, Castleton, Windham, NH, Activity #: 01046Experience the some of the greatest hits from one of the greatest entertainers of all time. Neil Diamond & Friendswill have you dancing and singing your day away. The trip includes transportation to and from the venue and aplated luncheon.
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COMMUNITY EVENTSSummer PerformancesGrab a blanket, picnic and some friends and join us for outdoor entertainment this summer! In the event ofinclement weather on the day of a concert; check the status of the concert by visiting one of our social mediaplatforms. A decision will generally be posted by 3 pm. Performances will be held on the Burlington Town Commonbeginning at 6:30 pm. Unless otherwise noted, all performances are sponsored by Burlington Parks & RecreationDepartment in partnership with the Simonds Trust. *Performers are subject to change.July 1: Magic FredJuly 8: Toe Jam Puppet BandJuly 15 : Lindsay & Her Puppet PalsJuly 22: Matt Heaton & The Outside ToysJuly 29: Wayne PotashAug. 5: Ben Rudnick & FriendsAug. 12: Joys of NatureChildren's Shows6:30 - 7:30 pm, Town CommonWednesdaysJune 30: Rico Barr BandJuly 7: Elvis July 14: Cactus Gang July 21: Rusty RandomsJuly 28: School of RockAug. 4: 4EverFabAug. 11: Moose JuiceFamily Concerts6:30 - 8 pm, Town CommonTuesdaysJuly 9: Johnny the KJuly 16: Rainforest ReptilesJuly 23: Bryson LangJuly 24: BJ HickmanJuly 31: Flying High DogsAug. 7: Science HeroesChildren's Shows1 - 2 pm, Simonds ParkThursdaysCelebrate Burlington 2026!Saturday, August 8, 11 am, Town CommonJoin us at our annual Celebrate Burlington event! This year is looking to be one of the best events yet! We hope tooffer more events, more performers and to top it all off….FIREWORKS! We have planned to have the events on theCommon run from 11 am until 4 pm followed by a concert on the bandstand beginning at 7 pm. To end the day,we will shoot off FIREWORKS at 9 pm.Attractions may include: fire engine rides, remote car racing, a giant water slide, trackless train rides, and muchmore! A large raffle will also be held during the carnival. There is no charge to participate in the activities. Pleasebring money for food. Restrooms available at Simonds Park & Town Hall. The fireworks can best be seen from theTown Common.The success of Celebrate Burlington is due to the support of our many sponsors and non-profit partners. Want tobe a part of this year's event? Reach out to Kelly at [email protected] or 781.270.1695 to find out how youcan.
Community GardensMay - Oct., Francis Wyman SchoolExperience the gratification of producing flowers andfood for your table. Twenty plots are available forleasing during the growing season. Two of the plots aredesigned for gardeners with physical limitations. Fullplots are 200 sq. ft. (10’ x 20’) and half plots are 100 sq.ft. (10’ x 10’).600586-APlot Size Fee Activity #600586-BFull Plot $50Half Plot $30Rahanis Park OpenSponsored by Kohler by Rite WindowSaturday and Sunday, July 11- 12, Singles: $25 Doubles: $40Rahanis Park Tennis CourtsOur 20th annual tennis tournament, the Rahanis Park Open, is moving back to July!Those looking to enter the tournament need to pre-register; please register basedon your tennis ranking, which are explained below.Ranking Activity #:4 - 4.53 - 3.59 max (combined rating)405041-AGroupMen A SinglesMen B SinglesMen A DoublesMen B DoublesWomen A SinglesWomen A DoublesWomen B SinglesWomen B DoublesJunior Singles (13 and under)Mixed A Doubles4 - 4.53 - 3.59 max (combined rating)7 max (combined rating)7 max (combined rating)2.5 - 3Mixed B Doubles9 max (combined rating)7 max (combined rating)405041-D405041-E405041-F405041-G405041-H405041-I405041-J405041-B405041-C405041-K3 - 3.5 ranking: Player has achievedimproved stroke dependability anddirection on moderate pace shots, butstill lacks depth and variety. This playerexhibits more aggressive net play, hasimproved court coverage and isdeveloping teamwork in doubles.4 - 4.5 ranking: Player has begun tomaster the use of power and spins andis beginning to handle pace, has soundfootwork, can control depth of shots,and is beginning to vary tacticsaccording to opponents. This player canhit first serves with power and accuracyand place the second serve and canrush the net successfully.Great American CampoutJune 6 - 7, No Fee, 5 pm (rain or shine)Simonds Park, Activity #: 405833-AJoin us as we participate in The Great AmericanCampout 2026! We will be joining thousands of peopleacross the nation as they take part in this annualevent that provides a fun-filled evening for allgenerations to get outside and connect with nature.We ask that you bring your own tent. If you do nothave a tent, but would like to participate, pleasecontact us. This event is for Burlington residentsonly and pre-registration for this event is required.Family Fishing FestivalAll Ages, Saturday, May 9, $25 (per family)10 am - 1 pm (rain or shine), Mill Pond ReservoirActivity #: 305011-AJoin us for Burlington’s 32nd Annual Family FishingFestival! This event is great for the whole family. Festivalis catch and release only. You may bring your ownfishing equipment or use equipment which will beprovided. Fishing licenses are not required for thefestival. Please be sure to pre-register!Community Yard SaleSponsored by: Nicole Cella, Exit Premier Real Estate& Burlington OrthodonticsSaturday, May 9, 9 am - 1 pmRegister to hold a yard sale at your own home or at thecommunity location - Marshall Simonds Middle School.If you register to hold your yard sale at the communitylocation you will be given a 24 x 12 space and there willbe a $15 fee. We will be compiling a map and list ofwares being sold at each location that will be releasedjust before the event. We encourage everyone to visityard sales around Burlington on this day to recycle, repurpose, and re-use! Registration deadline is May 1.Space is limited at the community location.300599-ALocation of Yard Sale Activity #300599-BPrivate ResidenceCommunity Location
springapalooza 2026!Join us as we celebrate all things spring! This year, we arepartnering with the Conservation Department to provide somespring fun! We have a variety of activities for residents of all agesand abilities. Check out ALL the events on the next page.Spring Kick of EventSpringMKick of Eventay 22ndSpringMKick of Eventay 2ndJoin us on The Common for some golf fun! The event will feature 18holes of a “portable” mini golf, a golf simulator courtesy of Back Nine,and some other “Masters” golf-themed activities. Pre-registration formini golf is required. Golfing as a family? You must register eachindividual. See the next page to register and for complete details.Golf SimulatorMini GolfGolf Games& more!
Family Fishing Festival!This year's festival will be held on Saturday, May 9 from10 am - 1 pm at the Mill Pond Reservoir Bring your ownequipment or use some of ours! Activity #: 305011-AVernal Pool ExplorationWednesday, April 15, 10 - 11:30 amMill Pond Reservoir, No Fee, Activity #: 300637-AVernal pools are unique seasonal wetlands that aremostly precipitation-fed, as these pools often appearand fill to capacity with spring rainfalls andsnowpack melting. Join us to visit a vernal pool andlearn how we can help protect them. We will alsoexplore their inhabitants, along with their featuresand roles in the ecosystem.Bird WalkWednesday, April 29, 9 - 11 am, No FeeMary PC Cummings Park, Activity #: 300638-AJoin Burlington Conservation to observe resident birdsand spring migrants in a unique habitat that is afavorite location for many bird species. You will findand identify birds through field marks, sounds, andbehaviors. Birders of all levels will enjoy this guidedwalk. Walkers will meet in the Trustees lot.Spring Kick off Event: Mini MastersMini Golf on the CommonSponsored by: Back Nine Mobile Golf SimulatorSaturday, May 2, 10 am - 12 pm, $8 per golferTown Common, Activity #: 300661-AJoin us on the common for a “Masters” themed minigolfing. The event will feature 18 holes of a “portable”mini golf course, a golf simulator courtesy of Back Nine,and other “Masters” themed activities. Pre-registrationfor Mini Golf is required ONLY. All family memberslooking to participate in mini golf must register.springapalooza 2026!Community Health FairThe fair will take place at Burlington High School on April25 from 10 am - 1 pm. Join us for demonstrations, eyeexams, balance screenings, and more - all for free!Preregistration is not required.Community Yard SaleSponsored by: Nicole Cella, Exit Premier RealEstate & Burlington OrthodonticsJoin us on May 9 from 9 am - 1 pm. Register to host ayard sale either at your own home or at a communitylocation. Activity #: 300599Goat YogaAges 3* - Adult, Saturday, May 16, $25Regan Park, Instructor: Chip-In Farm StaffJoin Chip-In Farm for some simple yoga while smiling,laughing, and having fun with baby goats - known assome of the cutest and cuddliest animals on the farm.Please bring a yoga mat.*Children 12 and under must be accompanied by anadult.300644-ATime Activity #300644-B9 - 10 am10 - 11 amSpring Arts & CraftsAges 5 - 8, Saturdays, 10 - 11:30 am, $32 per class or$112 for all 4 classes, Instructor: Sunniya SaleemJoin these fun and cool arts and crafts classes thisSpring. We will explore elements in nature, paint, andmake arts and crafts together.Location Activity #April 11 Ceramics Room 347501-AMay 30 Simonds Park Treehouse 347501-DMay 9 Simonds Park Treehouse 347501-CSimonds Park Treehouse 347501-BAll 4 classes 347501-EDateMay 2Wildflower Seed Bomb WorkshopWednesday, April 29, 3:30 pm, $5Ceramics Room, Activity #: 300639-ALearn how to make seed bombs! Join ConservationDepartment staff making native seed bombs to helpsow native plants that support local pollinators. Thishands-on activity is for ALL AGES - so make sure youcome ready to get your hands dirty.
SImonds park TRW Playgroundwildwood park regan PlaygroundTwo lighted little leaguebaseball fieldssoftball fieldlighted tennis courtTwo lighted basketballcourtswading poolplaygroundUniversally accessibletreehouseskate park with halfpipestreet hockey courtPicnic Areaconcession standRestroomsVisco BuildingFour PickleballcourtsTwo little league baseball multi-purpose fieldFitness courtplaygroundWalking traillittle league baseball fieldbasketball courtplaygroundgaga ball pitTwo multi-purpose fieldsTwo basketball courtsplaygroundWalking trailPicnic Areafitness equipmentGaga ball pitParks & Facilities
rotary fieldMarvin fieldsoftball fieldbasketball courtplaygroundbasketball courtplaygroundBandstandRahanis Playground veteran's playgroundWildmere playground Town commonTwo multi-purpose fieldssoftball fieldSix tennis courtsbasketball courtBurlington Dog Parksand volleyball courtNot picturedPathwoods tot lotoverlook parkGaga ball pitplaygroundPicnic areaRestroomsRead the description below each photo for alist of amenities available at each parkand/or facility.
Policies & ProceduresAge RequirementIf a minimum age is specified for a program listedin this brochure, a child must be that age on theprogram starting date.Grade RequirementThe grade specified for certain programs refers tothe school grade the child is in during the 2025 -2026 school year.Birth CertificatesIf your child is 5 years old or younger and you areregistering for a Parks & Recreation Departmentprogram for the first time, please enclose a copy ofyour child’s birth certificate.Refund Guidelines1. If you decide to cancel a registration, pleasenotify the Parks & Recreation Department as soonas possible prior to the program starting date.2. If you give sufficient notice of cancellation, theParks & Recreation Department may be able togive you a full or partial refund. There will be a $15processing charge for all refunds given. Pleaseinquire about a refund at the time you cancel yourregistration.3. If you cancel your registration for a program forwhich the Parks & Recreation Department has paiddeposits, purchased equipment or incurred otherexpenses on your behalf; your refund, if any, willbe reduced by the amount of the expensesincurred.4. Refunds take 2 - 4 weeks to process. If paymentwas made by check or cash, a check from the Townwill be mailed. If paid by credit card, your creditcard will be refunded. If you have an outstandingbalance, the refund will be automatically appliedto the balance.Financial AssistanceFinancial assistance is available! Please contact theoffice for more information.Non-ResidentsNon-residents may register for programs beginning threeweeks after resident registration has begun. At theDirector of Parks and Recreation’s discretion, someprograms or events may only be open to Burlingtonresidents. There is an additional $15 fee for nonresidents.CancellationsPlease call the Cancellation Line at (781)270-1695 (option3), visit our Facebook page(facebook.com/burlingtonrecreation), or follow us onTwitter (@Burlington_Rec) when you have any doubtabout weather cancellations. In most instances, we willtry to notify participants of a change or cancellation byemail. Please be advised that some programs maycontinue to run outside in inclement and/or adverseweather conditions. Programs may run even if theBurlington Schools cancel school and/or afternoonactivities.Make-UpsWe will attempt to make up cancelled classes, but wecannot guarantee that all classes will be made up.Serving People with DisabilitiesThe Therapeutic Recreation Division offers year roundspecialized programming for individuals of all ages whohave disabilities. Inclusion services are also available forany individual who may have a disability and is looking toparticipate in a program with support. If you have anyquestions about what type of program is right for you oryour family member, please do not hesitate to contactour Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, Emma Andrus,CTRS at [email protected] or 781-270-1937. *Note:For new participants, a few mandatory forms arerequired to be filled out and returned at least one weekprior to the beginning of a program. For InclusionServices, please fill out the forms just mentioned as wellas an Inclusion Application and allow a minimum of 10days for services to begin.