315702 - Puddlestompers Summer

Let us take your children out to discover the vibrant colors and activity of summer with PUDDLESTOMPERS Summer Vacation Program! Chirp with birds, gallop with animals and squirm with worms! Investigate the colorful show of wildflowers. Roll over logs and run through the grass. Each week will explore a different natural theme through hands-on investigation, active movement and play, crafts, stories, and songs. A snack will be provided each day, as well as a take-home craft and handout with additional activities and information to extend learning and exploration into your home.

315703 - Puddlestompers

Explore the wonders of nature this summer with your young naturalist! Learn
what is buzzing in the air and how animals keep cool in the heat. Investigate animal trails and the water they cool off in! Discover the amazing open spaces Wellesley has to offer. Weekly classes include hands-on nature exploration, active movement and play, snack and a story. Younger siblings, up to age 10 months and in a backpack, are welcome. Exceptions to age groupings may be granted by PUDDLESTOMPERS to allow siblings to take class together.

320299 - Badminton: Juniors

The Maugus Junior Badminton Team has been running in Wellesley for more than fifteen years and we are excited for your kids to join our training. Come learn badminton skills for all levels, improve coordination, play fun games, and be in a great environment with other kids. Run by two USA Badminton high performance certified coaches, the Maugus Junior Program coaches kids from the most beginner level to the highest level of national and international competition. We are experienced in providing strong skills training along with a fun and enjoyable experience for all ages. Our mission is to teach kids not just how to play badminton but how be team players and grow as individuals.

320600 - Terriers Summer Sports Camp

A Wellesley summertime favorite since 1991, Terriers is a unique and rewarding experience. Kids enjoy a daily blend of FREE PLAY & TEAM SPORTS, with a focus on INCLUSIVE FUN! Teams play baseball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer and flag football games – Terriers style – with ARENA TUNES, ANNOUNCERS, ACTION and ENERGY! Open gym and playground periods let kids enjoy summer fun playing wall ball, shooting baskets, playing catch, trading sports cards, or just hanging out with friends. Participants style with Terriers Team Shirts & Hats, and enjoy competing for coveted Terriers Championship Buckets. Awards are presented daily for Effort, Improvement and Sportsmanship

321404 - Pottery - Summer

In this one week course kids will learn the basics of hand building and wheel throwing while working on suggested projects as well as projects of their own choosing. All work will be kiln fired and must be picked up the following week. Please bring a snack for the half day program. Please bring a lunch and a snack for the full day program. Price includes materials fee.

321413 - Painting & Drawing: Summer Workshops

Step-by-step visual demonstration on how to draw and paint two artworks by modern or contemporary masters. Subject may include an animal, a still life or a figure. Students will learn about composition, color theory, shading and handling the paint brush to create different textural effects. Painted with professional quality acrylics on the finest papers, these 16" x 20" paintings will fit into standard size frames. You'll want to make room on your walls for these! New paintings will be done each week. All supplies included. More information on D'Ann can be found at her website at www.dannhansen.com

321423 - LEGO Playland Master Builders

Join the team from Event-FULL Parties and Events (www.event-full.net) for one, two or ALL five days!!! This class will help foster individual creativity, imagination, teamwork, negotiation, and pure childhood enjoyment! Each day you will go home with a framed photo of you and your LEGO creation to show friends and family what you designed and built! Please send your child with a nut-free snack and drink.

321455 - Pottery Workshop

In this one week course kids will learn the basics of hand building and wheel throwing while working on suggested projects as well as projects of their own choosing. All work will be kiln fired and must be picked up the following week. Please bring a snack for the half day program. Please bring a lunch and a snack for the full day program. Price includes materials fee.

321489 - Awesome Art Days!

Get unplugged and bring your creative mind to as many art sessions as you choose. Get involved in different Art Activities that are presented each day in 3 hour sessions! Artists will be guided with inspiring “project starters” and get to choose from a wide array of inspiring and unusual materials to develop their individual pieces. Abstract and Realistic works are created while each artist is encouraged to experiment with materials and to express themselves. Please bring a drink and a peanut free snack to each session. Find out more about Beth Meditz, M.Ed at www.event-full.net

322303 - Mini Musical Theater

An introduction to the wonderful world of musical theater! Children will sing, dance and act to bring a familiar story to life--each week will feature a different story. Time at each class will be spent learning songs, dances and dialogue working toward an informal performance at the end of the last class (12:30pm on Friday). The children will be assigned appropriate roles to play based on their age (5 - 10 years old). The children will also help to gather and / or make simple costumes and props for the performance. Family and friends are invited to this performance! Please have your child dress comfortably each day, with lightweight shoes, and bring a light lunch and water bottle to each class.

322502 - REC: Wicked Cool Vet School

Do you dream of becoming a veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal lovers, as we learn about our favorite furry, flying and fishy friends! Follow a furry "patient", make amazing animal models, build big bones, and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. End the week with a featured visit with a live animal.

322503 - REC: How To Writing

Begin (or continue) exploring how-to texts and how-to writing! Students will have opportunities to explore mentor texts and apply what they learn to their own writing. All will be invited to share their work during and at the end of the course.

322504 - REC: Leap into 1st Grade

Leap into 1st is all about summertime fun while getting ready for 1st grade. During the course, we will review Kindergarten skills and explore some new grade one concepts. Be ready for lots of activities, great stories, arts and crafts and even some fun with food. Themes like Ocean Wonders, Exploring Nature and Amazing animals will be incorporated. Come join the fun and LEAP IN!

322505 - REC: Summer Scrapbooking

In Summer Scrapbooking, students will learn to document their favorite memories in their own custom made scrapbooks! We will discuss the scrapbooking process, then assemble and decorate books of our own. Please send students with photos, and other mementos they may wish to use.

322506 - REC: Literacy Reading

Practice building vocabulary, expanding phonetic skills, improving comprehension and developing fluency. Students will read a variety of genres and use thinking maps to organize ideas for creative writing experiences.

322507 - REC: Intro to 4th Grade

Come join us as we dive into practicing fourth grade literacy and math skills. Practice your problem solving skills and enhance your mathematical abilities while playing games! You will also build comprehension skills by reading a variety of books and engaging in read aloud discussions.

322509 - REC: Crochet

Kids of all ages can learn how to crochet. This is a beginners course and will have project available for all ages. Projects may include chaining, scarves, granny squares, hats, plushies and more! Open to all levels of experience.

322510 - REC: Weaving, Knotting and Stitching

Kids of all ages can learn the art of crafting. From sewing, needlepoint, crochet, to friendship bracelets and gimp, projects can include keychains, bracelets, plushies, pillows, hats, scarves and many more. Open to all ages and levels of experience.

322511 - REC: LegoMania

Calling all LEGOMANIACS! Are you obsessed with Legos? Think you can build anything you set your mind to? If so, this class is for you! We will brainstorm, build, and engineer our way through some amazing design challenges like lego skyscrapers, bridges and carnival rides. Come with an open mind and be ready to have fun!

322512 - REC: Intro to Kindergarten

Entering Kindergarten students will learn the basic routines and expectations of a typical kindergarten classroom. Each day will include of a morning meeting, read aloud, language arts activities, math games, snack, center time activities and outdoor play focused on developing gross and fine motor skills as well as building new friendships.

322515 - REC: Exploring Science

Students will be exploring the scientific methods with the use of hands-on experiments and an based approach. The course will have a different focus each week with a variety of experiences and high interest.

Topics. SPACE (week 1), ANIMALS (Week 2), GEOGRAPHY/GEOLOGY (Week 3) and WATER (Week 4).

322517 - REC: Code - Course 1

Students should have the opportunity to learn computer science. Skills developed - critical thinking, logic, persistence, and creativity - help students excel at problem-solving in all subject areas, no matter what their age. Working with curriculum developed with Code.org, an exciting and engaging week-long experience allows students to explore the limitless world of technology, beginning in elementary school. An individual laptop will be provided to each student during class.
Students create computer programs with loops and events and write algorithms for everyday tasks. Through this they learn to collaborate with others meaningfully, investigate different problem-solving techniques, persist in the face of difficult tasks, and learn about Internet safety. By the end of this course, students create their very own custom game or story that they can share.

322519 - REC: Building Blocks

Building Blocks is a fun, enriching experience for your child, building new projects each. Kids will have an opportunity to develop and expand their creativity and imagination while uses different tools and materials to build their projects. When children build and invent new things it reinforces science, technology, engineering and math concepts. Children will have an opportunity to develop an appreciation for how things work. This class fosters teamwork, problem solving skills, collaboration, and imaginations. Building Blocks is a safe, enriching environment to create and play.

322520 - REC: Jr Code Gaming 1

This class builds on topics that were covered in the Foundations level and is perfect for students who want to explore the options of creating their own games. Your child will apply their coding skills
and expand their skills to develop games that will test their understanding and reinforce their critical thinking skills.

322522 - REC: Sports, Fitness, Nutrition

Let the active adventure begin! This class is great for active children, as well as children who need a little motivation to get up and moving. We will be playing various sports and games each day, keeping it engaging and interesting. We will be working hard on many skills as well, like throwing, catching, hand-eye coordination, and others to help kids excel in any sports or active games they are interested in. Teamwork, sportsmanship and positive attitudes will be focused on in this class as well.

322523 - REC: You Can Do the Rubik's Cube

Learn to solve the Rubik’s Cube! In one week you will learn to solve all (or at least part) of a Rubik’s cube on your own. Learning how to solve 2x2 and 3x3 Rubik’s cubes will give you great practice following directions, perseverance, resilience, and having a growth mindset - all great qualities that will carry on through the school year. Learn to solve, increase your speed and also try your hand at building some Rubik’s cube mosaics!

322524 - REC: Soar into 2nd Grade

Want to have lots of fun this summer while getting ready for second grade? Each week we will read fun, interesting stories, complete fun activities to build ELA and Math skills, make creative craft projects, explore science activities and participate in exciting games. It will be A BLAST!

322525 - REC: Little Passports

Are you excited to travel? Ever want to explore new countries and learn how other people live? If so, this class is for you, little traveler! We are going to travel around the world (via Google Earth & our imaginations) and visit a new country daily! You'll get a stamp in your passport and then, off we go! We'll do a craft from the country we are visiting, listen to local music, and hear a story. More surprises are in store.

322527 - REC: Whats Bugging You

What makes an insect unique? Be a scientist and observe insects in their habitat. How are they the same or different? Learn how important insects are. Create your own big bug with craft materials.

322529 - REC: A Week of Songs

Do you like to learn and sing different songs? Is music your favorite class at school? Then, this is the class for you! Join Jessica Dalrymple, a graduate of the Wellesley Public Schools and Music Education student at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey, in a week of learning a variety of fun songs! We will learn multiple short songs that may be paired with some movement or instruments in a safe and supportive learning space. On our first day of class, we will learn different Welcome songs, and we will spend the rest of the week learning various songs from different countries, cultures, and even songs in different languages. We will learn body percussion, and/or basic dance moves for certain songs, and you will also be introduced to improvisation, and the solfege syllables and hand-signs. Sign up for this class to have a fun week of singing together!

322531 - REC: R.E.A.D.

R.E.A.D. - Really Entertaining and Delightful is an enrichment class that your children will learn and have loads of fun. Each day, we will read a new book, have a book discussion, do a writing activity, complete a craft and play phonic games. Miss Nelson is missing, and Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus are some of the books we will enjoy. The key to this class is that learning can be fun and the children will feel confident and reading and writing for their upcoming school year.

322533 - REC: Wicked Cool Science

These kid-approved top-10 STEAM experiments are sure to be a hit with any junior scientist. Grow giant glowing cubes, create crazy chemical reactions, make glow sticks glow brighter and delight your friends with magic fish. Make a DNA necklace with real DNA and harness the power of the sun. Kids get a lab coat and safety glasses to wear all week and take home, too!

322536 - REC: Backyard Mammals

What is a mammal? Learn about mammals that can live in your backyard habitat. Go on walks to observe these mini mammals. Where they live, what they eat. What is similar or different about the mammals, their homes and what they eat? Create a mini mammal using craft materials.

322537 - REC: Woodworking

Assemble fun projects out of wood. Take pride in making something useful. You will amaze your friends and family when you bring your creations home. Using hammers, nails, sandpaper and
paint, children will build an assortment of crafts including a birdhouse, picture frame, sailboat, coasters and a key holder. All wood is precut to ensure safety.

322538 - REC: Code - Course 2

Students create programs with loops, events, and conditionals and write algorithms for everyday tasks. They will translate their names into binary, investigate different problem-solving techniques, and discuss societal impacts of computing. By the end of the curriculum, students create interactive games or stories they can share. While the description of some lessons may look similar to lessons in the Course 1, this review is important for those who have taken Course 1 as most will be at the lower elementary level. The complexity and depth of topics discussed are scaffolded appropriately to provide all students a rich and novel experience. Students starting in Level Two will be students who have completed Level One.

322542 - REC: Sculpting Fun

Pinch? Pull? Twist? How will you change the clay with your hands while creating your sculpture? Explore how to create a sculpture that is strong and will last! Add texture to your clay with a
carving stick. When combined with your imagination, the potential of your clay is endless.

322543 - REC: Gadgets & Contraptions

Design, build, and experiment with classic moving gadgets and investigate how they work. Tinker with tops and construct zany ziplines. Create cars that move with magnets. Conquer kinetic energy with wind-ups and rubber band powered playthings. Build an awesome motorized doodling robot friend.

322545 - REC: Math & Art

Through the lense of math, students will be inspired to see the connections between art and the world around them. This class is jam-packed with ideas on integrating math with art history. Students will use geometry, fractions, patterns, and tessellations to make unique art work. These fun art project have many different math connections like counting, comparing, and symmetry! Children will love exploring math concepts with these hands on, creative art projects.

322546 - REC: Do You Believe in Magic

ABRACADABRA! ALAKAZAAM! Do you know how to tie a knot in your mouth? Can you make coins disappear? Astound your friends and family with some AMAZING tricks! Children will practice many supernatural feats of magic including The Vanishing Quarter Trick, The Straw and String Trick, card tricks and Math-Magic. These aspiring magicians will perform their sleight of hand magic tricks for parents and students at our end of session Magic Show!

322549 - REC: Intro to Theater

An introduction to the wonderful world of theater! The children will be assigned equitable roles to play; through character development, improvisation and scripted dialogue, they will bring a story to life. They will also help to gather and / or make simple props to use. Costumes and other props will be provided by the instructor. Family and friends are invited attend an informal performance at the end of the last day. Please have your child dress comfortably each day, with lightweight shoes, and bring a snack and water bottle to each class.

322550 - REC: 3D Construction Studio

Calling all emerging artists, inventors, and engineers! Choose your own materials and use your own ideas to build a 3D construction. Learn how to make attachments without glue or tape. Later move onto building 3D constructions using cardboard, string, wire, and plastic. Paint the “skin” of your construction and create a miniature person or animal that can fit inside.

322553 - REC: Rocket Science

Rocket Science ‘18 features our favorite rocket, the customizable E2X, perfect for the young aerospace engineer. Keep a Commander’s Log as you investigate the solar system, design a satellite, and build a space base for an astronaut. Go on an out of this world adventure making galactic slime and glittering galaxies. Blast off with a solid fuel high-flying rocket launch at the end of the week, weather permitting.

322554 - REC: Scratch

Scratch is a computer programming application, developed by the MIT Media Lab, which allows users to create and share their own interactive stories, animations and games. It is easier to use than traditional programming languages, as it consists of graphical blocks which snap together.

By thinking logically and communicating clearly with the computer, students will explore and create projects which support the concepts of problem solving. Collaboration is stressed, as we cover various concepts in algebra, number, shape and space, and measurement and data. These ideas are included in creative ways as the student builds and designs. Elements of understanding in creating video games are investigated. Individual laptops are used throughout the class.

322556 - REC: Are You Game

Build mathematical thinking skills through number games and puzzles. Develop efficient mental math strategies for addition and subtraction using egg cartons, coins, 100's charts, and number lines. Play mathematically meaningful games to expand your number sense and strengthen place value concepts. Practice skills and increase computational fluency playing engaging dice and card games. Discover basic principles of geometry while solving ancient Chinese puzzles. At the end of each session, students will bring home many of hte materials needed to play the games introduced during the week.

322580 - REC: Jr Code Gaming 2

This class builds on topics that were covered in the Foundations level and is perfect for students who want to explore the options of creating their own games. Your child will apply their coding skills
and expand their skills to develop games that will test their understanding and reinforce their critical thinking skills.

322581 - REC EXT AM

322906 - Super Soccer Stars

At Super Soccer Stars, it is our goal to teach soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. Our philosophy is to use soccer to nurture, to build self-confidence, and to develop teamwork in every class. Our specially designed curricula use positive reinforcement
and a low child-to-coach ratio to ensure that each child improves
at his or her own rate while having endless fun.

324800 - Chess

Chess is a mindful game that is both fun and challenging. This class will give particiants the oportunity to both play and learn strategy. Instruction will be given so that the advanced player as well as the beginner will benefit. Don't miss this exhilarating class.

324850 - Chess Summer Clinic

Join U.S. Chess Federation expert James Della Selva for a Summer Chess Clinic. This program will provide beginner and intermediate chess players with the opportunity to learn more about the
game and practice their skills in daily matches.

324852 - 2018 Summer Chess Championship

The Wellesley Recreation Department proudly presents the 2018 Summer Chess Championship. Students will have the opportunity to play high level tournament chess while learning rules and strategies designed to raise their level of play. The championship will be divided into sections according to age and grade level. All players will receive a trophy or medal according to their performance. The tournament will be directed by Jim Della Selva (United States Chess Federation Expert). Rules and strategies will be taught by Jim Dell Selva. This is a tournament that is not USCF rated but will be based on many if not all, of their rules. It is an opportunity for serious chess players with little or no tournament experience.

324906 - Camp Invention

All new program this summer! Imaginations get their rocket fuel at Camp Invention! This summer’s all-new curriculum allows children in 1st through 6th grade to transform a distant exoplanet, blast rockets, wire circuits, and take risks as future entrepreneurs. Local educators lead a week of hands-on activities that fuel children’s 21st century STEM skills.

325200 - Tennis: Pee Wee

This is a fun approach to learning tennis. Emphasis will be placed on developing hand eye coordination skills while providing an introduction to the game of tennis. You must provide your own racquet and please bring a water bottle. All participants will get a T-shirt.

325202 - Tennis Junior

Lessons focus on different aspects of the sport including skill evaluation, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, over-head, and strategy. You must provide your own racquet and please bring a water bottle. All participants will get a T-shirt.

325204 - Tennis: Teen Clinic

Take the next step in tennis with this week long clinic. This program is geared toward the player looking to make their middle or high school team or playing tournament tennis. Must have match play experience. All participants will get a T-shirt.

325205 - Tennis 1/2 Day Clinic

Lessons focus on different aspects of the sport including skill evaluation, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, over-head, and strategy. You must provide your own racquet and please bring a water bottle. All participants will get a T-shirt.

335388 - Archery

Learn the focus oriented sport of traditional recurve archery and experience the thrill of success when your arrow strikes the target. This course emphasizes safety, discipline and proper form in a fun environment that enables students to learn more than just the fundamentals of shooting. Our certified USA Archery instructors empower the individual by training their instincts and mindset to concentrate on an objective and zero in on their target. All equipment provided.

340273 - Archery for Adults

Archery is a universal sport that is all-inclusive and requires no prior athletic ability or skill to succeed in. This introductory program will emphasize the fundamentals that lead to success. Safety, range rules and procedures, shooting technique and scoring will all be covered. All equipment is provided. All instructors are USA Archery certified and NFAA certified.

340488 - Fusion Fit

An innovative combination of cardio, core, strength work, balance and flexibility, all choreographed and set to fun, funky, upbeat music. Class incorporates hand weights, pilates rings, dynabands, ankle bands & balance pads. Strong body, strong bones, strong mind!!!!

340519 - Yoga for Living Well

Discover the joys of Hatha yoga at a gentle, accessible pace. This class is for boomers, seniors and those living with a chronic illness. Postures are modified as needed, and students are encouraged to work within their limits to build strength, flexibility, and improve their balance and posture. Each class incorporates breath work, relaxation and meditation. You will learn stress reduction techniques that will broaden your ability to practice the art of relaxed living. The session can be of benefit to all levels of yoga practitioners, including beginners. Please bring water and a towel.

340550 - Tai Chi

Experience the joys and benefits of tai chi as we practice outside at the Wellesley Town Green.
Improve balance, prevent falls, develop strength, improve flexibility, gait and mobility. Relax, meditate and de-stress. Chi gong instruction included. Please bring water.
In the event of rain, class will be cancelled and will use a makeup date

343800 - Ed2Go

344043 - Zumba: Tuesdays

Working out and getting in shape has never been so much fun! Zumba is a Latin-inspired, dance fitness class that incorporates a variety of music with a focus on Latin and International music and dance. The dance routines feature easy-to-follow moves that tone your body while burning calories. Zumba welcomes everyone - from any fitness level or any age. Ditch the workout and join the party! Please wear sneakers or dance shoes, fitness attire, and bring a water bottle to class.

345201 - Tennis Beginner

This is an introduction to the sport; covering the most basic aspects. Participants will work on forehand, backhand, serve and learning the rules of the game.Please bring a tennis racquet. Classes canceled dueto inclement weather, will be added on at the end ofthe session.
Evening lessons REQUIRE a tennis tag.

345202 - Tennis Intermed/Adv

This class is for the player who is looking to develop their court strategy and improve technique. We will also work on stroke positioning, volley, and serve. Please bring a tennis racquet. Classes canceled due to inclement weather, will be added on at the end of the session. Evening lessons REQUIRE a tennis tag.

345209 - Tennis Drill & Play

This class will include fast paced drilling with a hitting partner and then match play. Classes canceled due to inclement weather, will be added on at the end of the session

345400 - Family Campout

The second annual Family Campout is here! We will be back behind Bates School camping with a bunch of fun activites. There will be nature walks, games by Knucklebones, food, a camp fire a more. We have limited tents to rent or you can bring your own. Bring your whole family out for this event which is perfect for first time campers who are ready to try it out!

420633 - Terriers NFL Flag Football

Offered under the lights at the Hunnewell playing fields, our NFL Flag Football program will be directed by Terriers Sports, whose popular programs are designed and managed to offer enjoyable and inclusive experiences to participants of all experience levels. Kids love the fast paced action flag football offers and get a great overall workout. Games are played with “no contact” rules. Teams are based on school affiliation, balanced by grade and provided with official NFL replica game jerseys. Mixed with Terriers "arena tunes", they enjoy high-octane fun. At the conclusion of the program teams enjoy our traditional “Bucket Tournament”. This is a very popular program & due to space limitations suggest early registration.

423156 - Knuckle Bones T-Ball

Knucklebones’ Micro T-ball engages participants in learning to play like the big leaguers. Each class brings a steady progression of skills and game play; starting with tees, we’ll progress to underhand pitching, practice fielding, understanding rules, batting technique & base running. Children will gain the essence of the game and have fun!
The last day will be the most fun as the children will take on the parents/guardians in a game for bragging rights! Comfortable clothing and sneakers are required.

423157 - Knucklebones Gymnastics

Knuckle Bones' Gymnastics curriculum focuses on fundamental language, movement, flexibility and skills of gymnastic levels 1-4. Children will acquire and develop the proper progression of skills through various apparatus including: beam and balancing stones, mini-high bar, mat shapes, spring board, mini trampolines, and numerous other components emphasizing gross motor and skill development. KB prides itself on consistently engaging children through a designed circuit of gymnastics activities.

445899 - Wellesley Town Band

If you have ever played a brass, woodwind, or percussion instrument, there’s a chair, music, a music stand, and a warm welcome waiting for you in the Wellesley Town Band! Players of all ages (Grade 8 upwards) and musical abilities are welcome, no auditions are required. The Band has a real family feel with spouses, in-laws, and parents and students, all playing together.

Now starting its fifth season, the Band is led by legendary Wellesley schools band director Henry Platt. Rehearsals are held in the Wellesley High School band room on Mondays 7-8:30 pm from September through mid-June (excluding school holidays). There is always a friendly, supportive, and enjoyable atmosphere of making music together. The repertoire is traditional concert band fare: light classics, favorite show tunes, and stirring marches.

Besides the ever popular Winter Concert in December, and a Spring Concert in May, the Band performs outdoors for MassHort’s Gardeners’ Fair at Elm Bank in May, and the Summertime Concert series at Town Hall in June.

Please Note: Anyone interested in joining the band is encouraged, and welcome, to come along to any rehearsal to try it out. For more information, contact 781-237-5203 or info@wellesleytownband.org .

• Mondays from 7:00 - 8:30 pm
• January 8 - June 18
(No rehearsals  1/15, 2/19, 4/16, 5/28)
• Wellesley High School Band Room
• To register online, use activity #445899-01
• Cost is $100 per person: Winter/Spring
 Wellesley Public School students (Gr. 8-12) can join for free!

522401 - Birthday Parties

Celebrate your birthday at the Warren Building. When booking a party the family is responsible for providing proper supervision at all times. You are responsible for all clean up. In order to secure the date for the birthday party you will need to download the Birthday Rental Form and send it to the Recreation Department after registering and paying for your birthday party. The Children's Room birthday party's are only for ages 6 and under. Ages 6 and older use the Gym and Kitchen.

533390 - Teen Center

Have fun at Wellesley Teen Center events! On select Saturday nights, the Teen Center will provide safe and recreational events for teens. Membership is open to Wellesley residents and/or WMS students who as of Sept 2017 will be enrolled in grades 6 - 8

555200 - Tennis/Tags

Tennis court lights are operational seven nights a week from April 25 - October 14. Use of the Hunnewell Tennis courts anytime after 6 pm, requires the purchase of a seasonal tennis tag.
Important Information:
? Tags will be sold at the Recreation Office starting Wednesday, April 11, M -F, 8:30 am - 4 pm. If you are an online user of Wellesley Recreation, Tennis Tags may be purchased online. If you purchase tags online, you must pick up your tag(s) at the Recreation office. You may use a copy of your online receipt until you have an opportunity to pick up your tags.
? Due to special events or circumstances, the Town of Wellesley reserves the right to postpone activities in or around the Hunnewell Field Complex including the Hunnewell Tennis Courts.

Please note that tennis lights will not be available for Sunday, May 20, 2018.

This is due to Wellesley's Wonderful Weekend Event Fireworks. Please plan accordingly.

Due to special events or circumstances, the Town of Wellesley reserves the right to postpone activities in or around the Hunnewell Field Complex including the Hunnewell Tennis Courts.

621600 - Camp Joey

Camp Joey is designed for the younger kids in mind as they get ready to experience their first few summers of Summer Camp. Typical days include arts and crafts, sports, free time, and also trips to Morses Pond for swimming. Additionally, we are in the process of creating a schedule to offer swim lessons to campers during their free swim time.

Fields Trips for Camp Joey are on Wednesdays. The 2018 schedule will be filled in as trips are confirmed.

June 27 - Worcester Ecotarium
July 5th - Launch Trampoline (this is a Thursday trip due to 4th of July being a Wednesday)
July 11 - TBA
July 18 - TBA
July 25 - Boston Children's Museum
August 1 - TBA
August 8 - TBA
August 15 - Water Wizz

621601 - Joey Extended AM

621602 - Joey Extended PM

631600 - Kinder Camp

KinderCamp is an introduction to the Camp experience. Perfect for little ones to get a taste of what summer camp is like. Days are filled with arts and crafts, sports, free play and more!

New this year, Kindercamp will be going on field trips with our Camp Joey on Wednesdays. Most field trips return to the Warren Building around 4:30pm.

641600 - KAMPERS IN TRAINING

731703 - CAMP Q Extended AM

731704 - CAMP Q Extended PM

741700 - CAMP Q

Camp Q is our redesigned Summer Camp merging Camp Quest and Camp Odyssey together into Camp Q. We have some exciting new ideas for camp including use of the pool at Babson College during the week and now having TWO field trips per week (Tuesdays and Thursdays)

This is the schedule for Summer of 2017 (Subject to Change)

June 27 - Launch Trampoline Park
June 29 - TBA
July 6 - TBA
July 11 - TBA
July 13 - Boston Harbor Whale Watch
July 18 - TBA
July 20 - Tree Top Adventures
July 25 - Boda Borg
July 27 - Chunky's Theater
August 1 - Spectacle Island (Boston Harbor)
August 3 - Water Country
August 8 - TBA
August 10 - Canobie Lake Park
August 15 - TBA
August 17 - Water Wizz

741800 - Camp Adventure

822000 - Swim Lessons

852000 - Morses Pond Beach Tags

All Beach Tags will be available for pick at Morses Pond Beach, the first day the pond opens for the season. Please bring your receipt or I.D. when picking up your tags.

888888 - MOPO MILER