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Thursday December 18, 2025
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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
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Veterans' Coffee House
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Cathy Taylor's Toys for Kids/Stockings for Teens - Cathy Taylor's Toy Program
Cathy Taylor Toys for Kids ProgramOur Toys for Kids Program is the same it has always been, we have renamed it in the honor of the late and great Cathy Taylor who spent years dedicated to the toy program in finding sponsors, donations, shopping, packaging, mailing out letters, and so much more. The toy program was one of her greatest joys and honor to coordinate each year for the children of Plainfield. This program is open to children in the four villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan, and Central Village. We will be serving infants-12 years old only. We no longer will be mailing out or accepting paper forms. All registration will be done by our online system.NEW Stockings for TeensThis program is open to teens in the four villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan, and Central Village. We will be serving 13-16 years old only for this program. Teens will receive a stocking with a few items and some sweet treats. Please read the following carefully1. Families must make a Plainfield Recreation account if they have not already. If you have an account but can not access it call our office Monday-Friday 9am-4pm for assistants.2. Gifts are handed out by child registration not parent or guardian. We only distribute at pick up to child's parents/legal guardians. 3. Pick up will be Thursday December 18th and Friday December 19th between the hours of 9am-4:30pm. If you wish to pick up after 4:30pm please call the office before 4pm to make arrangements. You must show ID in order to pick. 4. Gifts are all donations from the community and local businesses. We do not take requests for specific items nor do we know in advance what will be available to pass out.5. All registrations must be completed by Friday December 5th, and you must be a Plainfield Resident.If you would like to donate new unwrapped toys we have drop boxes set up at the Recreation Office.Please drop off any donations on or before December 12th @ 6pm
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Cathy Taylor's Toys for Kids/Stockings for Teens - Stockings for Teens
Cathy Taylor Toys for Kids ProgramOur Toys for Kids Program is the same it has always been, we have renamed it in the honor of the late and great Cathy Taylor who spent years dedicated to the toy program in finding sponsors, donations, shopping, packaging, mailing out letters, and so much more. The toy program was one of her greatest joys and honor to coordinate each year for the children of Plainfield. This program is open to children in the four villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan, and Central Village. We will be serving infants-12 years old only. We no longer will be mailing out or accepting paper forms. All registration will be done by our online system.NEW Stockings for TeensThis program is open to teens in the four villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan, and Central Village. We will be serving 13-16 years old only for this program. Teens will receive a stocking with a few items and some sweet treats. Please read the following carefully1. Families must make a Plainfield Recreation account if they have not already. If you have an account but can not access it call our office Monday-Friday 9am-4pm for assistants.2. Gifts are handed out by child registration not parent or guardian. We only distribute at pick up to child's parents/legal guardians. 3. Pick up will be Thursday December 18th and Friday December 19th between the hours of 9am-4:30pm. If you wish to pick up after 4:30pm please call the office before 4pm to make arrangements. You must show ID in order to pick. 4. Gifts are all donations from the community and local businesses. We do not take requests for specific items nor do we know in advance what will be available to pass out.5. All registrations must be completed by Friday December 5th, and you must be a Plainfield Resident.If you would like to donate new unwrapped toys we have drop boxes set up at the Recreation Office.Please drop off any donations on or before December 12th @ 6pm
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Senior Movies
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Line Dancing - Advanced 2nd Session (6 weeks)
Beginners: Wednesday Have you always wanted to learn how to line dance? Now’s your chance! No experience needed! In this class you’ll learn how to coaster step, jazz box, vine, shuffle, and weave, in addition to learning basic line dancing terms all while making new friends. This is the perfect way to get your steps!Intermediate: TuesdayStep things up a bit in this fun intermediate class. In this class the pace is a bit faster and the steps a little more on point. We’ll build off of what was taught in the beginner’s class to put everything together for some new dances. Previous line dancing experience strongly recommend. Session 2 is a continuation of the 1st session.Advanced: Thursday Calling all line dancing lovers!!! Looking to get back in the swing of things after a year and a half off? Our Advanced line dancing is back! This class is for those who have recent dance or line dancing experience. Choreography will be a bit faster with less time focused on instruction and more time DANCING! Session 2 is a continuation of the 1st session.Session 1 must be completed in order to participate in Session 2. If you missed the 1st session you must wait till the next season to attend. You may only attend the class you are signed up for, if you would like to dance in more than one class you MUST be signed up for both classes.New Dancers to the program may join in the beginning of September and January.Free Preview Night February 4th NO CLASSES ON:
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Friday December 19, 2025
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Cathy Taylor's Toys for Kids/Stockings for Teens - Cathy Taylor's Toy Program
Cathy Taylor Toys for Kids ProgramOur Toys for Kids Program is the same it has always been, we have renamed it in the honor of the late and great Cathy Taylor who spent years dedicated to the toy program in finding sponsors, donations, shopping, packaging, mailing out letters, and so much more. The toy program was one of her greatest joys and honor to coordinate each year for the children of Plainfield. This program is open to children in the four villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan, and Central Village. We will be serving infants-12 years old only. We no longer will be mailing out or accepting paper forms. All registration will be done by our online system.NEW Stockings for TeensThis program is open to teens in the four villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan, and Central Village. We will be serving 13-16 years old only for this program. Teens will receive a stocking with a few items and some sweet treats. Please read the following carefully1. Families must make a Plainfield Recreation account if they have not already. If you have an account but can not access it call our office Monday-Friday 9am-4pm for assistants.2. Gifts are handed out by child registration not parent or guardian. We only distribute at pick up to child's parents/legal guardians. 3. Pick up will be Thursday December 18th and Friday December 19th between the hours of 9am-4:30pm. If you wish to pick up after 4:30pm please call the office before 4pm to make arrangements. You must show ID in order to pick. 4. Gifts are all donations from the community and local businesses. We do not take requests for specific items nor do we know in advance what will be available to pass out.5. All registrations must be completed by Friday December 5th, and you must be a Plainfield Resident.If you would like to donate new unwrapped toys we have drop boxes set up at the Recreation Office.Please drop off any donations on or before December 12th @ 6pm
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Cathy Taylor's Toys for Kids/Stockings for Teens - Stockings for Teens
Cathy Taylor Toys for Kids ProgramOur Toys for Kids Program is the same it has always been, we have renamed it in the honor of the late and great Cathy Taylor who spent years dedicated to the toy program in finding sponsors, donations, shopping, packaging, mailing out letters, and so much more. The toy program was one of her greatest joys and honor to coordinate each year for the children of Plainfield. This program is open to children in the four villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan, and Central Village. We will be serving infants-12 years old only. We no longer will be mailing out or accepting paper forms. All registration will be done by our online system.NEW Stockings for TeensThis program is open to teens in the four villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan, and Central Village. We will be serving 13-16 years old only for this program. Teens will receive a stocking with a few items and some sweet treats. Please read the following carefully1. Families must make a Plainfield Recreation account if they have not already. If you have an account but can not access it call our office Monday-Friday 9am-4pm for assistants.2. Gifts are handed out by child registration not parent or guardian. We only distribute at pick up to child's parents/legal guardians. 3. Pick up will be Thursday December 18th and Friday December 19th between the hours of 9am-4:30pm. If you wish to pick up after 4:30pm please call the office before 4pm to make arrangements. You must show ID in order to pick. 4. Gifts are all donations from the community and local businesses. We do not take requests for specific items nor do we know in advance what will be available to pass out.5. All registrations must be completed by Friday December 5th, and you must be a Plainfield Resident.If you would like to donate new unwrapped toys we have drop boxes set up at the Recreation Office.Please drop off any donations on or before December 12th @ 6pm
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Monday Night Supper xmas
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Friday December 26, 2025
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Friday 12/26
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Holiday Camp 12/26-01/02
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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Monday December 29, 2025
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Holiday Camp 12/26-01/02
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Monday 12/29
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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American Red Cross Babysitter Training - CPR/First Aid Babysitter Training
The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training course is to provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave; and learn about basic child care and basic first aid. This training is designed for youths ages 11 to 16.Please bring a waterbottle, lunch, snack, and a baby doll/stuffed animal.
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Tuesday December 30, 2025
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Holiday Camp 12/26-01/02
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Tuesday 12/30
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Wednesday December 31, 2025
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Holiday Camp 12/26-01/02
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Wednesday 12/31
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Friday January 2, 2026
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Friday 01/02
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Holiday Break Camp 12/26-1/2 - Holiday Camp 12/26-01/02
The kids get a break but unfortunately the adults need to work. Let us help you out then. Join us in our Recreation Building from 9am-4pm December 26th-January 2nd for kids currently in grades K-6th to come and play while you work. Our summer staff are on break too and can not wait to get to hang out with everyone each day. We have so much planned for all the kids to do like S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M activities, art, gym, movies, games, and so much more! If the weather is nice we will go out and play so please bring coats, hats and gloves each day. If there is snow please bring snow pants/suits and boots. We are not able to provide breakfast or lunch. Please eat breakfast before you arrive or bring with you along with a bagged lunch and water bottle each day. We will provide one fun snack each day.There are not any scholarships, care for kids, or sibling discounts available for this program. Registration opens November 25th for residents and December 9th for non residentsRegistration closes Friday December 19th at 4:00pm Late Fee for pick ups after 4pm Daily Themes ( activities being added daily)Friday December 26th Warm & Cozy Pajama PartyWear PJs and bring a favorite stuffed animal, parachute drop packages and tree stacking cups, movie of the day Klaus!Monday December 29th Snow Day Spectacular!A winter-themed event with snowball games and STEM exploration, movie of the day Snow Day! Tuesday December 30th Arctic Animal Adventure!"Hunt" for animal tracks and animal creatures as well as, create animal masks and more! Movie of the day Norm of the North!Wednesday December 31st New Year, New me Kids Day!Create your own time capsule, movement games, movie of the day is Yes Day!January 2nd “Penguin Party: A Happy Feet Winter Day!Wiggle,waddle, and watch Happy feet! Kids will enjoy a snow globe craft, A penguin waddle race, and learn to dance like mumble!
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Tuesday January 6, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Functional Exercise for Seniors - Functional Exercise for Seniors January
Functional fitness training is strength training that readies your body for daily activities, like bending, twisting, lifting, pushing, pulling, and squatting, but that's just the start.Our instructor Dawn Ennis, has several years of experience teaching fitness and nutrition all across Eastern CT. Dawn is a certified personal trainer and nutritional coach through ISSA and is a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition.This is not a drop in program, you must register for the entire month.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Butts and Guts with Ab Blast - Butts and Guts with Ab Blast Winter 1 (6weeks)
A structured, circuit based class, which targets your abs, legs, and gluts. Butts and Guts is designed to achieve a mid to high aerobic level intensity. You will start this workout with a warm up circuit, and then move into multiple strength and cardio circuits. Using free weights, kettle bells, bands, stability balls, and your own body resistance. Finish off with a cool down and some stretches. Ab Blast - A high intense ab/core class designed to strengthen the mid-section and make you sweat. In only 30 minutes you will go through a variety of exercises that will fire you up and get you ready for anything!In the event of rain or too high or low temperatures outside the program will be moved to Plainfield Recreation's fitness room.
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Wednesday January 7, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Sippy Cups and Sanity - Winter Sippy Cups & Sanity
A relaxed, judgment-free space where parents,caregivers, new parents, stay-at-home parents, or anyone needing community can
Connect with others going through the same ups and downs
Share laughs, tips, frustrations, or just listen
Let kids burn energy in a safe play area
Parents, guardians, or caregivers of kids aged 0–5
Especially welcoming to new parents, stay-at-home parents, or anyone needing community
Sippy Cups and Sanity's vibe
No pressure to entertain or host
Messy hair, tired eyes, and real talk welcome
Structured activities? Only if someone feels like it
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Matinee Magic - 1/7 Everyone's Fine
Looking for a fun way to spend your Wednesday morning? Matinee Magic invites you to enjoy classic films and engaging documentaries a few times each month in the Art Room, these free matinee screenings are the perfect chance to unwind, connect with others, and celebrate a shared love of cinema. Bring a friend, bring a snack, and settle in for a great film experience — all at no cost!Wednesday December 10th @ 10:30am (movie) Christmas HeroWhen a young war vet returns home from Afghanistan, he struggles to find joy in the life he once knew. As he comes close to giving up all hope , his guardian angel pays a visit to show him there's more meaning to his life than he ever knew. Wednesday January 7th @ 10:30am (movie)Everyone's Fine When a recent widower goes on a road trip to connect with his grown children, he learns, some truths about himself and his kids.Robert De Niro, Dew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale, Sam Rockwell Wednesday January 21st @ 10:30am (movie)The Thursday Murder ClubFour Friends in a retirement home solve murders for fun. Until they become entangled in an active case in this adaptation of Richard Osman's bestseller. Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, Ben Kingsley, Celia Imrie
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Flexiblity Fitness - Adult Flexibilty Fitness Winter 1 (6 weeks)
What is Flexibility fitness? Fitness with bands for all levels of resistance, and all levels of fitness.
Resistance band workout is a strength training session that utilizes elastic bands to provide resistance during exercises, allowing for a full-body workout by targeting various muscle groups through movements like pulls, presses, and stretches, all while maintaining constant tension on the muscles throughout the range of motion.When the weather is nice join Dawn at the Lion's Park next to the Town Hall, if it is too hot or raining then class will be inside at Plainfield Recreation. Fall Classes end November 26th
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Tuesday January 13, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Functional Exercise for Seniors - Functional Exercise for Seniors January
Functional fitness training is strength training that readies your body for daily activities, like bending, twisting, lifting, pushing, pulling, and squatting, but that's just the start.Our instructor Dawn Ennis, has several years of experience teaching fitness and nutrition all across Eastern CT. Dawn is a certified personal trainer and nutritional coach through ISSA and is a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition.This is not a drop in program, you must register for the entire month.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Butts and Guts with Ab Blast - Butts and Guts with Ab Blast Winter 1 (6weeks)
A structured, circuit based class, which targets your abs, legs, and gluts. Butts and Guts is designed to achieve a mid to high aerobic level intensity. You will start this workout with a warm up circuit, and then move into multiple strength and cardio circuits. Using free weights, kettle bells, bands, stability balls, and your own body resistance. Finish off with a cool down and some stretches. Ab Blast - A high intense ab/core class designed to strengthen the mid-section and make you sweat. In only 30 minutes you will go through a variety of exercises that will fire you up and get you ready for anything!In the event of rain or too high or low temperatures outside the program will be moved to Plainfield Recreation's fitness room.
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Wednesday January 14, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Sippy Cups and Sanity - Winter Sippy Cups & Sanity
A relaxed, judgment-free space where parents,caregivers, new parents, stay-at-home parents, or anyone needing community can
Connect with others going through the same ups and downs
Share laughs, tips, frustrations, or just listen
Let kids burn energy in a safe play area
Parents, guardians, or caregivers of kids aged 0–5
Especially welcoming to new parents, stay-at-home parents, or anyone needing community
Sippy Cups and Sanity's vibe
No pressure to entertain or host
Messy hair, tired eyes, and real talk welcome
Structured activities? Only if someone feels like it
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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pitch
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Flexiblity Fitness - Adult Flexibilty Fitness Winter 1 (6 weeks)
What is Flexibility fitness? Fitness with bands for all levels of resistance, and all levels of fitness.
Resistance band workout is a strength training session that utilizes elastic bands to provide resistance during exercises, allowing for a full-body workout by targeting various muscle groups through movements like pulls, presses, and stretches, all while maintaining constant tension on the muscles throughout the range of motion.When the weather is nice join Dawn at the Lion's Park next to the Town Hall, if it is too hot or raining then class will be inside at Plainfield Recreation. Fall Classes end November 26th
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