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Wednesday March 11, 2026
6:05 PM - 6:55 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Beginner Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Advanced Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Thursday March 12, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Centergy with Meghan                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Drop in Centergy: Single Class                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Panther Prep Volleyball: Grades 5-8 - Spring Volleyball Participants will learn volleyball skills such as bump, set, serve, and spike, as well as basic rotation and strategy. High school volleyball team members will be present as assistant coaches to ensure participants have access to one on one coaching to bolster existing skills as well as welcome new players to the Pomperaug Volleyball Community!Spring Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3/12-4/7 5:00pm-6:30pmLocation:PHS Main Gym234 Judd RdSouthbury, CT 06488Please bring:- Water- Sneakers to change into (street shoes are not permitted on the gym floor)In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Friday March 13, 2026
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM	Dungeons and Dragons Multi-Generational Adventures - Dungeons & Dragons Dungeons and Dragons Adventures!We will provide the space - you provide the adventure! Southbury Parks and Recreation will provide game supplies, tables, and chairs. Groups are responsible for running their own games. If you are hoping to play with more participants, please invite your friends to sign up and join us! Minors must be accompanied by an adult, staff will check you in but will not run programming. Think of this program as a play date where no one has to clean their house before the fun (or clean up after it!).Once you register, we will reach out with a link to a Discord Server that will put you in direct communication with the other adventurers. The group will decide weekly who is able to meet and what the plan is be it character development, a "one-shot" game, or other D&D related activity! (days and times are subject to change based on group's needs) Reach out to Sara in the main office with any questions: spanaccio@southbury-ct.govIn order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Saturday March 14, 2026
1:00 PM - 1:45 PM	A Step Ahead Soccer - First Step Soccer: Age 2 At A Step Ahead Soccer, we are confident that our unique approach to preschool education through interactive storytelling and physical activities will give your child a significant advantage in both academics and athletics. Our program focuses on making learning extremely enjoyable and thoroughly captivating.By helping Smart Scott, the Soccer-bot (our soccer ball) on his exciting adventures, children enhance their attention spans, imagination, and ability to follow instructions. Moreover, our approach ensures that children not only have a great time but also retain the skills they acquire.Choose A Step Ahead Soccer and your child will be fully equipped to excel in both academics and athletics. We are excited to be a part of your child’s growth and success!First Step: 2 year oldsYour Child's First Adventure into Soccer!Gentle introductions using simple stories and imaginative play. Focus on parent-child interaction, exploring movement, becoming comfortable with the ball (our friend "Smart Scott the Soccer-bot")!, and following simple story cues. Adventures are adapted for short attention spans and maximum sensory fun.Step Up: 3'and 4'sBuilding Independence and Confidence!Children engage more independently in slightly more complex adventures. Storylines encourage basic dribbling ("navigating a path"), stopping the ball ("avoiding obstacles"), and listening to multi-step instructions within the narrative. Emphasis on cooperation and understanding roles within the story.Next Step: 5'sPreparing for the Next Level of Soccer!Adventures are more dynamic through the storyline. Challenges require more advanced skills and strategic thinking increases within the narrative framework, preparing children for more structured play while reinforcing developmental goals through our imaginative scenarios. Games are more realistic.Registration includes shorts, shirts, and socks.Program will take place at Southbury Parks and Recreation561 Main St SouthSouthbury CT 06488For more information visit our website https://www.astepaheadsoccer.com Questions? Email Coach Jo at Leagues@AStepAheadSoccer.com or call 1-844-543-9386 option #2To serve you better, all schedules of Southbury Parks & Recreation are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM	A Step Ahead Soccer - Next Step Soccer: Age 5 At A Step Ahead Soccer, we are confident that our unique approach to preschool education through interactive storytelling and physical activities will give your child a significant advantage in both academics and athletics. Our program focuses on making learning extremely enjoyable and thoroughly captivating.By helping Smart Scott, the Soccer-bot (our soccer ball) on his exciting adventures, children enhance their attention spans, imagination, and ability to follow instructions. Moreover, our approach ensures that children not only have a great time but also retain the skills they acquire.Choose A Step Ahead Soccer and your child will be fully equipped to excel in both academics and athletics. We are excited to be a part of your child’s growth and success!First Step: 2 year oldsYour Child's First Adventure into Soccer!Gentle introductions using simple stories and imaginative play. Focus on parent-child interaction, exploring movement, becoming comfortable with the ball (our friend "Smart Scott the Soccer-bot")!, and following simple story cues. Adventures are adapted for short attention spans and maximum sensory fun.Step Up: 3'and 4'sBuilding Independence and Confidence!Children engage more independently in slightly more complex adventures. Storylines encourage basic dribbling ("navigating a path"), stopping the ball ("avoiding obstacles"), and listening to multi-step instructions within the narrative. Emphasis on cooperation and understanding roles within the story.Next Step: 5'sPreparing for the Next Level of Soccer!Adventures are more dynamic through the storyline. Challenges require more advanced skills and strategic thinking increases within the narrative framework, preparing children for more structured play while reinforcing developmental goals through our imaginative scenarios. Games are more realistic.Registration includes shorts, shirts, and socks.Program will take place at Southbury Parks and Recreation561 Main St SouthSouthbury CT 06488For more information visit our website https://www.astepaheadsoccer.com Questions? Email Coach Jo at Leagues@AStepAheadSoccer.com or call 1-844-543-9386 option #2To serve you better, all schedules of Southbury Parks & Recreation are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM	A Step Ahead Soccer - Step Up Soccer: Ages 3 & 4 At A Step Ahead Soccer, we are confident that our unique approach to preschool education through interactive storytelling and physical activities will give your child a significant advantage in both academics and athletics. Our program focuses on making learning extremely enjoyable and thoroughly captivating.By helping Smart Scott, the Soccer-bot (our soccer ball) on his exciting adventures, children enhance their attention spans, imagination, and ability to follow instructions. Moreover, our approach ensures that children not only have a great time but also retain the skills they acquire.Choose A Step Ahead Soccer and your child will be fully equipped to excel in both academics and athletics. We are excited to be a part of your child’s growth and success!First Step: 2 year oldsYour Child's First Adventure into Soccer!Gentle introductions using simple stories and imaginative play. Focus on parent-child interaction, exploring movement, becoming comfortable with the ball (our friend "Smart Scott the Soccer-bot")!, and following simple story cues. Adventures are adapted for short attention spans and maximum sensory fun.Step Up: 3'and 4'sBuilding Independence and Confidence!Children engage more independently in slightly more complex adventures. Storylines encourage basic dribbling ("navigating a path"), stopping the ball ("avoiding obstacles"), and listening to multi-step instructions within the narrative. Emphasis on cooperation and understanding roles within the story.Next Step: 5'sPreparing for the Next Level of Soccer!Adventures are more dynamic through the storyline. Challenges require more advanced skills and strategic thinking increases within the narrative framework, preparing children for more structured play while reinforcing developmental goals through our imaginative scenarios. Games are more realistic.Registration includes shorts, shirts, and socks.Program will take place at Southbury Parks and Recreation561 Main St SouthSouthbury CT 06488For more information visit our website https://www.astepaheadsoccer.com Questions? Email Coach Jo at Leagues@AStepAheadSoccer.com or call 1-844-543-9386 option #2To serve you better, all schedules of Southbury Parks & Recreation are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Adult Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Child Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Senior Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM	CT Sports Network Grades: K-8 - Multi Sports Game-a-thon CT Sports Network offers a variety of sports programs for players to participate in. Sports Network instructors have the knowledge and skills to teach the right techniques and execution, as well as the rules of the game and the most effective strategies to play at your best. So no matter if your kid is starting right now or already has some experience, coaches will always meet them where needed. Cross Country - grades K through 8 at Settlers Park, 280 Crook Horn Rd, SouthburyThe clinics are open to all runners with our training programs designed for beginners through experienced racers.The younger classes will focus on age appropriate running games and basic running techniques with the other clinics providing a strong concentration on running form and pacing while building endurance through running drills, games and core exercises.All participants should have athletic shoes and water with them to each run.Multi-Sport clinics - ages 7-14 at the Parks and Recreation building, 561 Main St N, SouthburyClinic participants will have the opportunity to experience a variety of different sports. These may include team sports like soccer, basketball, baseball, kickball and other sports such as golf, track and field events, and foot golf. There may also be some additional 'new sports' that you may never have seen or played before!Participants will receive some technical instruction but will spend the majority of the time playing in realistic game situations and will meet and make new friends within our safe and fun environment. All activities will take place in an atmosphere which promotes good sportsmanship, teamwork and most of all, FUN! These clinics are dedicated to children of all abilities.All participants should have athletic shoes and plenty of water.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Sunday March 15, 2026
12:10 PM - 12:40 PM	Winter Swim Lessons - Basic Skills Sunday The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/18 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 15th. The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/25 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 22nd. WINTER SWIM LESSONS Southbury Parks and Recreation will offer swim lessons on weekends during the winter months at Pomperaug High School.Swim Lessons for Winter 2026 will take place at PHS beginning the weekend of January 10th and 11th through March 7th and 8th. There will be NO LESSONS the weekend of February 14 and 15 due to Region 15 winter break. The later weekends in March are reserved for make-ups due to weather cancellations.  Lesson options are as follows:Saturday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Parent/Tot swim lesson               This is an introduction to water with the parent/guardian in the water with the child. Children will enjoy splashing, floating, kicking, and group activities with parents and other children their age. The goal is to acclimate our youngest pre-swimmers to an aquatic environment at an early age so they are comfortable, happy and ready to learn the basic swimming skills at the next level without a parent.  Any children who are not potty-trained MUST wear a swimming diaper AND a bathing suit.    This program is for children aged 6 months to 3 years old.Disclaimer:The PHS pool temperature is set for competitive swimming and long-sleeve/body suit swim suits are recommended. Saturday or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Preschool/Beginner swim lesson               This beginner lesson for 3 to 6 year olds, enables younger, newer swimmers to enjoy the water without a parent/guardian. Together with instructors, they will take part in various games, songs and activities designed to make them comfortable in the water while providing the basics needed to swim. The goal of this lesson will be for the child to build confidence in the water and begin to feel comfortable with breath holding, putting their face in, blowing bubbles, bobbing with bubbles, and forward movement.Saturday 12:50 - 1:30pm (4 weeks only in January) or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Basic Skills swim lesson               In this beginner lesson for ages 7 to 13 year olds, swimmers will be encouraged to build confidence in shallow and deep water. Instruction will be tailored to the swimmer skill level with instructors helping to train on deck and in the water. Each lesson will be geared toward necessary swim skills and may include floating, streamline, kicking, arm rotation and proper breathing. Swimmers will be instructed on how to coordinate arms and legs when swimming freestyle with rotary breathing. Similar instruction in backstroke will be introduced. The goal will be for swimmers to attempt to swim a full lap without holding on to the wall or stopping.Sunday 12:50 – 1:30pm       Level 5/Pre-Swim Team swim lessonThis lesson will provide more advanced instruction. Swimmers must already be able swim one lap of front crawl and some sort of backstroke. While building confidence in the water, swimmers will work on getting their arms out of the water, rotary breathing and proper kicking form. Focus will be on helping swimmers coordinate all three to be able to swim smoothly, with practice emphasizing freestyle and backstroke technique.  The goal is to swim 2 laps of freestyle without stopping, and 2 laps of backstroke without stopping, using learned techniques. Racing starts will be introduced.    Swim Lesson Need to Know:   Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your child’s lesson so they benefit from the entire lesson and do not have to join once the lesson is underway.   Children should arrive for lessons in their swim suit. Children with long hair should have their hair tied up in a ponytail. Please have goggles for your child if they want to wear them. The pool will not supply goggles.   Once arriving on the pool deck, we ask that all parents wait with their child until called by the instructor. All parents are then asked to remain on the benches away from the poolside. We encourage you to watch the lesson but advise that you refrain from approaching the lesson or calling out to your child, which will distract the swimmers. Please remain in your viewing spot throughout the entire lesson.   Instructors reserve the right to determine your child’s skill level and adjust instruction as necessary. All Region 15 weather and cancellations will be followed. Please check for lesson notifications or alerts on the MyRec Home page .   Program registration is for the totality of the program. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
12:10 PM - 12:40 PM	Winter Swim Lessons - Preschool/Beginner Sunday The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/18 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 15th. The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/25 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 22nd. WINTER SWIM LESSONS Southbury Parks and Recreation will offer swim lessons on weekends during the winter months at Pomperaug High School.Swim Lessons for Winter 2026 will take place at PHS beginning the weekend of January 10th and 11th through March 7th and 8th. There will be NO LESSONS the weekend of February 14 and 15 due to Region 15 winter break. The later weekends in March are reserved for make-ups due to weather cancellations.  Lesson options are as follows:Saturday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Parent/Tot swim lesson               This is an introduction to water with the parent/guardian in the water with the child. Children will enjoy splashing, floating, kicking, and group activities with parents and other children their age. The goal is to acclimate our youngest pre-swimmers to an aquatic environment at an early age so they are comfortable, happy and ready to learn the basic swimming skills at the next level without a parent.  Any children who are not potty-trained MUST wear a swimming diaper AND a bathing suit.    This program is for children aged 6 months to 3 years old.Disclaimer:The PHS pool temperature is set for competitive swimming and long-sleeve/body suit swim suits are recommended. Saturday or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Preschool/Beginner swim lesson               This beginner lesson for 3 to 6 year olds, enables younger, newer swimmers to enjoy the water without a parent/guardian. Together with instructors, they will take part in various games, songs and activities designed to make them comfortable in the water while providing the basics needed to swim. The goal of this lesson will be for the child to build confidence in the water and begin to feel comfortable with breath holding, putting their face in, blowing bubbles, bobbing with bubbles, and forward movement.Saturday 12:50 - 1:30pm (4 weeks only in January) or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Basic Skills swim lesson               In this beginner lesson for ages 7 to 13 year olds, swimmers will be encouraged to build confidence in shallow and deep water. Instruction will be tailored to the swimmer skill level with instructors helping to train on deck and in the water. Each lesson will be geared toward necessary swim skills and may include floating, streamline, kicking, arm rotation and proper breathing. Swimmers will be instructed on how to coordinate arms and legs when swimming freestyle with rotary breathing. Similar instruction in backstroke will be introduced. The goal will be for swimmers to attempt to swim a full lap without holding on to the wall or stopping.Sunday 12:50 – 1:30pm       Level 5/Pre-Swim Team swim lessonThis lesson will provide more advanced instruction. Swimmers must already be able swim one lap of front crawl and some sort of backstroke. While building confidence in the water, swimmers will work on getting their arms out of the water, rotary breathing and proper kicking form. Focus will be on helping swimmers coordinate all three to be able to swim smoothly, with practice emphasizing freestyle and backstroke technique.  The goal is to swim 2 laps of freestyle without stopping, and 2 laps of backstroke without stopping, using learned techniques. Racing starts will be introduced.    Swim Lesson Need to Know:   Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your child’s lesson so they benefit from the entire lesson and do not have to join once the lesson is underway.   Children should arrive for lessons in their swim suit. Children with long hair should have their hair tied up in a ponytail. Please have goggles for your child if they want to wear them. The pool will not supply goggles.   Once arriving on the pool deck, we ask that all parents wait with their child until called by the instructor. All parents are then asked to remain on the benches away from the poolside. We encourage you to watch the lesson but advise that you refrain from approaching the lesson or calling out to your child, which will distract the swimmers. Please remain in your viewing spot throughout the entire lesson.   Instructors reserve the right to determine your child’s skill level and adjust instruction as necessary. All Region 15 weather and cancellations will be followed. Please check for lesson notifications or alerts on the MyRec Home page .   Program registration is for the totality of the program. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
12:50 PM - 1:30 PM	Winter Swim Lessons - Level 5/Swim Team Sunday The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/18 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 15th. The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/25 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 22nd. WINTER SWIM LESSONS Southbury Parks and Recreation will offer swim lessons on weekends during the winter months at Pomperaug High School.Swim Lessons for Winter 2026 will take place at PHS beginning the weekend of January 10th and 11th through March 7th and 8th. There will be NO LESSONS the weekend of February 14 and 15 due to Region 15 winter break. The later weekends in March are reserved for make-ups due to weather cancellations.  Lesson options are as follows:Saturday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Parent/Tot swim lesson               This is an introduction to water with the parent/guardian in the water with the child. Children will enjoy splashing, floating, kicking, and group activities with parents and other children their age. The goal is to acclimate our youngest pre-swimmers to an aquatic environment at an early age so they are comfortable, happy and ready to learn the basic swimming skills at the next level without a parent.  Any children who are not potty-trained MUST wear a swimming diaper AND a bathing suit.    This program is for children aged 6 months to 3 years old.Disclaimer:The PHS pool temperature is set for competitive swimming and long-sleeve/body suit swim suits are recommended. Saturday or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Preschool/Beginner swim lesson               This beginner lesson for 3 to 6 year olds, enables younger, newer swimmers to enjoy the water without a parent/guardian. Together with instructors, they will take part in various games, songs and activities designed to make them comfortable in the water while providing the basics needed to swim. The goal of this lesson will be for the child to build confidence in the water and begin to feel comfortable with breath holding, putting their face in, blowing bubbles, bobbing with bubbles, and forward movement.Saturday 12:50 - 1:30pm (4 weeks only in January) or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Basic Skills swim lesson               In this beginner lesson for ages 7 to 13 year olds, swimmers will be encouraged to build confidence in shallow and deep water. Instruction will be tailored to the swimmer skill level with instructors helping to train on deck and in the water. Each lesson will be geared toward necessary swim skills and may include floating, streamline, kicking, arm rotation and proper breathing. Swimmers will be instructed on how to coordinate arms and legs when swimming freestyle with rotary breathing. Similar instruction in backstroke will be introduced. The goal will be for swimmers to attempt to swim a full lap without holding on to the wall or stopping.Sunday 12:50 – 1:30pm       Level 5/Pre-Swim Team swim lessonThis lesson will provide more advanced instruction. Swimmers must already be able swim one lap of front crawl and some sort of backstroke. While building confidence in the water, swimmers will work on getting their arms out of the water, rotary breathing and proper kicking form. Focus will be on helping swimmers coordinate all three to be able to swim smoothly, with practice emphasizing freestyle and backstroke technique.  The goal is to swim 2 laps of freestyle without stopping, and 2 laps of backstroke without stopping, using learned techniques. Racing starts will be introduced.    Swim Lesson Need to Know:   Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your child’s lesson so they benefit from the entire lesson and do not have to join once the lesson is underway.   Children should arrive for lessons in their swim suit. Children with long hair should have their hair tied up in a ponytail. Please have goggles for your child if they want to wear them. The pool will not supply goggles.   Once arriving on the pool deck, we ask that all parents wait with their child until called by the instructor. All parents are then asked to remain on the benches away from the poolside. We encourage you to watch the lesson but advise that you refrain from approaching the lesson or calling out to your child, which will distract the swimmers. Please remain in your viewing spot throughout the entire lesson.   Instructors reserve the right to determine your child’s skill level and adjust instruction as necessary. All Region 15 weather and cancellations will be followed. Please check for lesson notifications or alerts on the MyRec Home page .   Program registration is for the totality of the program. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Adult Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Child Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Senior Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Monday March 16, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM	Tennis Lessons: Ages 3+ - Indoor PeeWee Tennis Lessons: Ages 3-4 Southbury welcomes Tennis Director Greg Sansonetti and his adult staff- back by popular demand! Based in Fairfield County, Greg brings over 26 years of tennis teaching experience. Junior Clinics offer a wide variety of teaching methods using USTA QuickStart tennis balls to develop forehand, backhand, volleys, and serves and incorporate those strokes into fun game situations. For more information, contact Greg at 203-414-9453 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.com.NEW THIS YEAR: Summer Junior Tennis CampJunior Tennis Camp: Focus is on forehand, backhand, volley & serve. Fun game situations reinforce skills. Campers will have the option to participate in cross-training sports for 20 minutes per day. Campers must bring a tennis racquet, nut-free snack, labeled water bottle, sunscreen, and wear appropriate tennis court shoes. Summer Camp will be held at Community Park160 Community House Road9:30am-12:30pmWinter classes will be held at Pomperaug Elementary School Gym 607 Main St SouthSouthbury, CT 06488Participants should bring their own racquet to class. Racquets are also available for sale through instructors. PeeWee: Focus is on development of hand-eye coordination in fun game situations Beginner/Advanced Beginner: Focus is on forehand, backhand, volley, and serves in game situations. Juniors continue to develop their strokes in game situations Low Intermediate/Intermediate: Juniors can rally in game situations Adult Beginner/Advanced Beginners: Focus is on forehands and backhands with dead ball drills to get the strokes down so players can transition to point play. Serves and volleys will also be practiced Rain Dates will extend the session if instructors deem necessary. Please ensure the email you sign up with is checked regularly for weather cancellation information. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Centergy with Alex                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Drop in Centergy: Single Class                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Tennis Lessons: Ages 3+ - Indoor Junior Beginner/Advanced Beginner: Ages 5-7 Southbury welcomes Tennis Director Greg Sansonetti and his adult staff- back by popular demand! Based in Fairfield County, Greg brings over 26 years of tennis teaching experience. Junior Clinics offer a wide variety of teaching methods using USTA QuickStart tennis balls to develop forehand, backhand, volleys, and serves and incorporate those strokes into fun game situations. For more information, contact Greg at 203-414-9453 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.com.NEW THIS YEAR: Summer Junior Tennis CampJunior Tennis Camp: Focus is on forehand, backhand, volley & serve. Fun game situations reinforce skills. Campers will have the option to participate in cross-training sports for 20 minutes per day. Campers must bring a tennis racquet, nut-free snack, labeled water bottle, sunscreen, and wear appropriate tennis court shoes. Summer Camp will be held at Community Park160 Community House Road9:30am-12:30pmWinter classes will be held at Pomperaug Elementary School Gym 607 Main St SouthSouthbury, CT 06488Participants should bring their own racquet to class. Racquets are also available for sale through instructors. PeeWee: Focus is on development of hand-eye coordination in fun game situations Beginner/Advanced Beginner: Focus is on forehand, backhand, volley, and serves in game situations. Juniors continue to develop their strokes in game situations Low Intermediate/Intermediate: Juniors can rally in game situations Adult Beginner/Advanced Beginners: Focus is on forehands and backhands with dead ball drills to get the strokes down so players can transition to point play. Serves and volleys will also be practiced Rain Dates will extend the session if instructors deem necessary. Please ensure the email you sign up with is checked regularly for weather cancellation information. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:05 PM - 6:55 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Beginner Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Advanced Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Tennis Lessons: Ages 3+ - Indoor Junior Beginner/Advanced Beginner: Ages 8-11 Southbury welcomes Tennis Director Greg Sansonetti and his adult staff- back by popular demand! Based in Fairfield County, Greg brings over 26 years of tennis teaching experience. Junior Clinics offer a wide variety of teaching methods using USTA QuickStart tennis balls to develop forehand, backhand, volleys, and serves and incorporate those strokes into fun game situations. For more information, contact Greg at 203-414-9453 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.com.NEW THIS YEAR: Summer Junior Tennis CampJunior Tennis Camp: Focus is on forehand, backhand, volley & serve. Fun game situations reinforce skills. Campers will have the option to participate in cross-training sports for 20 minutes per day. Campers must bring a tennis racquet, nut-free snack, labeled water bottle, sunscreen, and wear appropriate tennis court shoes. Summer Camp will be held at Community Park160 Community House Road9:30am-12:30pmWinter classes will be held at Pomperaug Elementary School Gym 607 Main St SouthSouthbury, CT 06488Participants should bring their own racquet to class. Racquets are also available for sale through instructors. PeeWee: Focus is on development of hand-eye coordination in fun game situations Beginner/Advanced Beginner: Focus is on forehand, backhand, volley, and serves in game situations. Juniors continue to develop their strokes in game situations Low Intermediate/Intermediate: Juniors can rally in game situations Adult Beginner/Advanced Beginners: Focus is on forehands and backhands with dead ball drills to get the strokes down so players can transition to point play. Serves and volleys will also be practiced Rain Dates will extend the session if instructors deem necessary. Please ensure the email you sign up with is checked regularly for weather cancellation information. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Tuesday March 17, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Zumba: Ages 18+ - Drop in Zumba: Single Class Join us for a fun and fabulous hour of cardio and calorie burning. Instructor Karen Miller has been a certified Zumba teacher for 11 years and would love for you to share her passion and experience her energy! You will not even realize you are working out. No previous dance experience is necessary. Wear comfortable work-out clothes and sneakers and bring plenty of water.JOIN THE PARTY!Southbury Parks and Recreation Building561 Main St South Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Zumba: Ages 18+ - Zumba Join us for a fun and fabulous hour of cardio and calorie burning. Instructor Karen Miller has been a certified Zumba teacher for 11 years and would love for you to share her passion and experience her energy! You will not even realize you are working out. No previous dance experience is necessary. Wear comfortable work-out clothes and sneakers and bring plenty of water.JOIN THE PARTY!Southbury Parks and Recreation Building561 Main St South Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Panther Prep Volleyball: Grades 5-8 - Spring Volleyball Participants will learn volleyball skills such as bump, set, serve, and spike, as well as basic rotation and strategy. High school volleyball team members will be present as assistant coaches to ensure participants have access to one on one coaching to bolster existing skills as well as welcome new players to the Pomperaug Volleyball Community!Spring Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3/12-4/7 5:00pm-6:30pmLocation:PHS Main Gym234 Judd RdSouthbury, CT 06488Please bring:- Water- Sneakers to change into (street shoes are not permitted on the gym floor)In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Wednesday March 18, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Half Day Programs: Grades K-5 - Gainfield Craft Biz 3/18 Join SPARK Business Academy at Parks and Recreation on select half days for Region 15 Elementary schools! Please register for the program according to your child's current school enrollment. Program runs from 1:00pm-4:00pm Students from all Region 15 elementary schools are welcome to join us for an afternoon of enrichment and innovation! Transportation will be provided from PES, GES, and LMES to the Parks and Recreation building. Upon registration, parents will sign digitally giving permission for Parks and Rec staff to pick up at dismissal and walk or bus participants to our building. Special Thanks to our Senior Center for providing the white bus and driver!Students from Middlebury Elementary School are welcome to join, however parents must provide their own transportation to the Parks and Rec building. The Half Day Adventure will run until 4:00pm - Please pack an afternoon snack and water bottle. If a Child Program Form has been completed previously, please confirm all information is correct.The program will take place at the Southbury Parks & Recreation building, 561 Main Street South.Wednesday, March 18th - Craft BizThursday, March 19th - Craft BizLet's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, students will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.Wednesday, April 29th - Young Inventors In this “inventive” program, students design and create solutions to problems, teaming up to identify the need for a new invention, and producing real structures and solutions. In one STEM challenge, students build bridges using a variety of material and experiment with how much weight they can hold. Students will also learn about famous inventors and discuss how inventions improve our lives.PES, GES, and LMES families must complete Region 15's online "School Dismissal Manager" assigning Early Dismissal to Park and Rec as the choice for your student the day of the program.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Half Day Programs: Grades K-5 - Long Meadow Craft Biz 3/18 Join SPARK Business Academy at Parks and Recreation on select half days for Region 15 Elementary schools! Please register for the program according to your child's current school enrollment. Program runs from 1:00pm-4:00pm Students from all Region 15 elementary schools are welcome to join us for an afternoon of enrichment and innovation! Transportation will be provided from PES, GES, and LMES to the Parks and Recreation building. Upon registration, parents will sign digitally giving permission for Parks and Rec staff to pick up at dismissal and walk or bus participants to our building. Special Thanks to our Senior Center for providing the white bus and driver!Students from Middlebury Elementary School are welcome to join, however parents must provide their own transportation to the Parks and Rec building. The Half Day Adventure will run until 4:00pm - Please pack an afternoon snack and water bottle. If a Child Program Form has been completed previously, please confirm all information is correct.The program will take place at the Southbury Parks & Recreation building, 561 Main Street South.Wednesday, March 18th - Craft BizThursday, March 19th - Craft BizLet's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, students will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.Wednesday, April 29th - Young Inventors In this “inventive” program, students design and create solutions to problems, teaming up to identify the need for a new invention, and producing real structures and solutions. In one STEM challenge, students build bridges using a variety of material and experiment with how much weight they can hold. Students will also learn about famous inventors and discuss how inventions improve our lives.PES, GES, and LMES families must complete Region 15's online "School Dismissal Manager" assigning Early Dismissal to Park and Rec as the choice for your student the day of the program.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Half Day Programs: Grades K-5 - Middlebury Elementary Craft Biz 3/18 Join SPARK Business Academy at Parks and Recreation on select half days for Region 15 Elementary schools! Please register for the program according to your child's current school enrollment. Program runs from 1:00pm-4:00pm Students from all Region 15 elementary schools are welcome to join us for an afternoon of enrichment and innovation! Transportation will be provided from PES, GES, and LMES to the Parks and Recreation building. Upon registration, parents will sign digitally giving permission for Parks and Rec staff to pick up at dismissal and walk or bus participants to our building. Special Thanks to our Senior Center for providing the white bus and driver!Students from Middlebury Elementary School are welcome to join, however parents must provide their own transportation to the Parks and Rec building. The Half Day Adventure will run until 4:00pm - Please pack an afternoon snack and water bottle. If a Child Program Form has been completed previously, please confirm all information is correct.The program will take place at the Southbury Parks & Recreation building, 561 Main Street South.Wednesday, March 18th - Craft BizThursday, March 19th - Craft BizLet's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, students will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.Wednesday, April 29th - Young Inventors In this “inventive” program, students design and create solutions to problems, teaming up to identify the need for a new invention, and producing real structures and solutions. In one STEM challenge, students build bridges using a variety of material and experiment with how much weight they can hold. Students will also learn about famous inventors and discuss how inventions improve our lives.PES, GES, and LMES families must complete Region 15's online "School Dismissal Manager" assigning Early Dismissal to Park and Rec as the choice for your student the day of the program.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Half Day Programs: Grades K-5 - Pomperaug Elementary Craft Biz 3/18 Join SPARK Business Academy at Parks and Recreation on select half days for Region 15 Elementary schools! Please register for the program according to your child's current school enrollment. Program runs from 1:00pm-4:00pm Students from all Region 15 elementary schools are welcome to join us for an afternoon of enrichment and innovation! Transportation will be provided from PES, GES, and LMES to the Parks and Recreation building. Upon registration, parents will sign digitally giving permission for Parks and Rec staff to pick up at dismissal and walk or bus participants to our building. Special Thanks to our Senior Center for providing the white bus and driver!Students from Middlebury Elementary School are welcome to join, however parents must provide their own transportation to the Parks and Rec building. The Half Day Adventure will run until 4:00pm - Please pack an afternoon snack and water bottle. If a Child Program Form has been completed previously, please confirm all information is correct.The program will take place at the Southbury Parks & Recreation building, 561 Main Street South.Wednesday, March 18th - Craft BizThursday, March 19th - Craft BizLet's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, students will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.Wednesday, April 29th - Young Inventors In this “inventive” program, students design and create solutions to problems, teaming up to identify the need for a new invention, and producing real structures and solutions. In one STEM challenge, students build bridges using a variety of material and experiment with how much weight they can hold. Students will also learn about famous inventors and discuss how inventions improve our lives.PES, GES, and LMES families must complete Region 15's online "School Dismissal Manager" assigning Early Dismissal to Park and Rec as the choice for your student the day of the program.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:05 PM - 6:55 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Beginner Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Advanced Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Thursday March 19, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Centergy with Meghan                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Drop in Centergy: Single Class                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Half Day Programs: Grades K-5 - Gainfield Craft Biz 3/19 Join SPARK Business Academy at Parks and Recreation on select half days for Region 15 Elementary schools! Please register for the program according to your child's current school enrollment. Program runs from 1:00pm-4:00pm Students from all Region 15 elementary schools are welcome to join us for an afternoon of enrichment and innovation! Transportation will be provided from PES, GES, and LMES to the Parks and Recreation building. Upon registration, parents will sign digitally giving permission for Parks and Rec staff to pick up at dismissal and walk or bus participants to our building. Special Thanks to our Senior Center for providing the white bus and driver!Students from Middlebury Elementary School are welcome to join, however parents must provide their own transportation to the Parks and Rec building. The Half Day Adventure will run until 4:00pm - Please pack an afternoon snack and water bottle. If a Child Program Form has been completed previously, please confirm all information is correct.The program will take place at the Southbury Parks & Recreation building, 561 Main Street South.Wednesday, March 18th - Craft BizThursday, March 19th - Craft BizLet's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, students will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.Wednesday, April 29th - Young Inventors In this “inventive” program, students design and create solutions to problems, teaming up to identify the need for a new invention, and producing real structures and solutions. In one STEM challenge, students build bridges using a variety of material and experiment with how much weight they can hold. Students will also learn about famous inventors and discuss how inventions improve our lives.PES, GES, and LMES families must complete Region 15's online "School Dismissal Manager" assigning Early Dismissal to Park and Rec as the choice for your student the day of the program.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Half Day Programs: Grades K-5 - Long Meadow Craft Biz 3/19 Join SPARK Business Academy at Parks and Recreation on select half days for Region 15 Elementary schools! Please register for the program according to your child's current school enrollment. Program runs from 1:00pm-4:00pm Students from all Region 15 elementary schools are welcome to join us for an afternoon of enrichment and innovation! Transportation will be provided from PES, GES, and LMES to the Parks and Recreation building. Upon registration, parents will sign digitally giving permission for Parks and Rec staff to pick up at dismissal and walk or bus participants to our building. Special Thanks to our Senior Center for providing the white bus and driver!Students from Middlebury Elementary School are welcome to join, however parents must provide their own transportation to the Parks and Rec building. The Half Day Adventure will run until 4:00pm - Please pack an afternoon snack and water bottle. If a Child Program Form has been completed previously, please confirm all information is correct.The program will take place at the Southbury Parks & Recreation building, 561 Main Street South.Wednesday, March 18th - Craft BizThursday, March 19th - Craft BizLet's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, students will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.Wednesday, April 29th - Young Inventors In this “inventive” program, students design and create solutions to problems, teaming up to identify the need for a new invention, and producing real structures and solutions. In one STEM challenge, students build bridges using a variety of material and experiment with how much weight they can hold. Students will also learn about famous inventors and discuss how inventions improve our lives.PES, GES, and LMES families must complete Region 15's online "School Dismissal Manager" assigning Early Dismissal to Park and Rec as the choice for your student the day of the program.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Half Day Programs: Grades K-5 - Middlebury Elementary Craft Biz 3/19 Join SPARK Business Academy at Parks and Recreation on select half days for Region 15 Elementary schools! Please register for the program according to your child's current school enrollment. Program runs from 1:00pm-4:00pm Students from all Region 15 elementary schools are welcome to join us for an afternoon of enrichment and innovation! Transportation will be provided from PES, GES, and LMES to the Parks and Recreation building. Upon registration, parents will sign digitally giving permission for Parks and Rec staff to pick up at dismissal and walk or bus participants to our building. Special Thanks to our Senior Center for providing the white bus and driver!Students from Middlebury Elementary School are welcome to join, however parents must provide their own transportation to the Parks and Rec building. The Half Day Adventure will run until 4:00pm - Please pack an afternoon snack and water bottle. If a Child Program Form has been completed previously, please confirm all information is correct.The program will take place at the Southbury Parks & Recreation building, 561 Main Street South.Wednesday, March 18th - Craft BizThursday, March 19th - Craft BizLet's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, students will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.Wednesday, April 29th - Young Inventors In this “inventive” program, students design and create solutions to problems, teaming up to identify the need for a new invention, and producing real structures and solutions. In one STEM challenge, students build bridges using a variety of material and experiment with how much weight they can hold. Students will also learn about famous inventors and discuss how inventions improve our lives.PES, GES, and LMES families must complete Region 15's online "School Dismissal Manager" assigning Early Dismissal to Park and Rec as the choice for your student the day of the program.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Half Day Programs: Grades K-5 - Pomperaug Elementary Craft Biz 3/19 Join SPARK Business Academy at Parks and Recreation on select half days for Region 15 Elementary schools! Please register for the program according to your child's current school enrollment. Program runs from 1:00pm-4:00pm Students from all Region 15 elementary schools are welcome to join us for an afternoon of enrichment and innovation! Transportation will be provided from PES, GES, and LMES to the Parks and Recreation building. Upon registration, parents will sign digitally giving permission for Parks and Rec staff to pick up at dismissal and walk or bus participants to our building. Special Thanks to our Senior Center for providing the white bus and driver!Students from Middlebury Elementary School are welcome to join, however parents must provide their own transportation to the Parks and Rec building. The Half Day Adventure will run until 4:00pm - Please pack an afternoon snack and water bottle. If a Child Program Form has been completed previously, please confirm all information is correct.The program will take place at the Southbury Parks & Recreation building, 561 Main Street South.Wednesday, March 18th - Craft BizThursday, March 19th - Craft BizLet's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, students will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.Wednesday, April 29th - Young Inventors In this “inventive” program, students design and create solutions to problems, teaming up to identify the need for a new invention, and producing real structures and solutions. In one STEM challenge, students build bridges using a variety of material and experiment with how much weight they can hold. Students will also learn about famous inventors and discuss how inventions improve our lives.PES, GES, and LMES families must complete Region 15's online "School Dismissal Manager" assigning Early Dismissal to Park and Rec as the choice for your student the day of the program.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Panther Prep Volleyball: Grades 5-8 - Spring Volleyball Participants will learn volleyball skills such as bump, set, serve, and spike, as well as basic rotation and strategy. High school volleyball team members will be present as assistant coaches to ensure participants have access to one on one coaching to bolster existing skills as well as welcome new players to the Pomperaug Volleyball Community!Spring Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3/12-4/7 5:00pm-6:30pmLocation:PHS Main Gym234 Judd RdSouthbury, CT 06488Please bring:- Water- Sneakers to change into (street shoes are not permitted on the gym floor)In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Friday March 20, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Grow Together Play Club Grades: 4-8 - Play Club Mailing List At the Grow Together Play Club, unstructured time proves to be a powerful engine for development. When kids play freely, they're building essential life skills. Mixed-age environments naturally encourage social growth, teaching kids cooperation, empathy, and leadership as older children mentor younger ones. Self-directed activities sharpen problem-solving and critical thinking while boosting creativity and imagination. Crucially, it develops the independence to make decisions and learn emotional regulation in a low-stress setting. Ultimately, "just playing" is how your children learn to be resilient, confident, and successful friends.Please sign up for the mailing list for direct information about all upcoming programs. As information becomes available, register for activities you are interested in joining. Different weeks will have different group sizes, so please register as soon as you can - registration is limited!Program location may vary, information will be updated as it becomes available. Most programs will be Friday nights between 5:00pm and 8:00pm.Upcoming Dates: March: 20th Games Galore! 5:30pm - 7:15pm Join your peers for fun and friendly competition at Play Club: Games Galore! Each participant is asked to bring at least one game (board game, card game, etc.)  to share with the group. Children should be familiar enough with their game to teach others how to play. Participants are also responsible for keeping track of all game pieces and helping with cleanup after the games. Come ready to play, learn, and make new friends!  NEW DATE Thursday, April: 2nd Inside Out(doors)! 5:00pm - 7:15pm Get ready to bring the backyard vibe inside as we turn our indoor space into a mini lawn-game arena. Think cornhole, giant Jenga, ring toss, and other outdoor favorites—played safely inside.  Participants are encouraged to bring a lawn game from home that is indoor-friendly (lightweight, soft-toss, or tabletop versions welcome). The game stations will be the perfect way to unwind, move, laugh, and enjoy classic games with friends—no sunshine required!In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:30 PM - 7:15 PM	Grow Together Play Club Grades: 4-8 - Play Club March 20 At the Grow Together Play Club, unstructured time proves to be a powerful engine for development. When kids play freely, they're building essential life skills. Mixed-age environments naturally encourage social growth, teaching kids cooperation, empathy, and leadership as older children mentor younger ones. Self-directed activities sharpen problem-solving and critical thinking while boosting creativity and imagination. Crucially, it develops the independence to make decisions and learn emotional regulation in a low-stress setting. Ultimately, "just playing" is how your children learn to be resilient, confident, and successful friends.Please sign up for the mailing list for direct information about all upcoming programs. As information becomes available, register for activities you are interested in joining. Different weeks will have different group sizes, so please register as soon as you can - registration is limited!Program location may vary, information will be updated as it becomes available. Most programs will be Friday nights between 5:00pm and 8:00pm.Upcoming Dates: March: 20th Games Galore! 5:30pm - 7:15pm Join your peers for fun and friendly competition at Play Club: Games Galore! Each participant is asked to bring at least one game (board game, card game, etc.)  to share with the group. Children should be familiar enough with their game to teach others how to play. Participants are also responsible for keeping track of all game pieces and helping with cleanup after the games. Come ready to play, learn, and make new friends!  NEW DATE Thursday, April: 2nd Inside Out(doors)! 5:00pm - 7:15pm Get ready to bring the backyard vibe inside as we turn our indoor space into a mini lawn-game arena. Think cornhole, giant Jenga, ring toss, and other outdoor favorites—played safely inside.  Participants are encouraged to bring a lawn game from home that is indoor-friendly (lightweight, soft-toss, or tabletop versions welcome). The game stations will be the perfect way to unwind, move, laugh, and enjoy classic games with friends—no sunshine required!In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM	Dungeons and Dragons Multi-Generational Adventures - Dungeons & Dragons Dungeons and Dragons Adventures!We will provide the space - you provide the adventure! Southbury Parks and Recreation will provide game supplies, tables, and chairs. Groups are responsible for running their own games. If you are hoping to play with more participants, please invite your friends to sign up and join us! Minors must be accompanied by an adult, staff will check you in but will not run programming. Think of this program as a play date where no one has to clean their house before the fun (or clean up after it!).Once you register, we will reach out with a link to a Discord Server that will put you in direct communication with the other adventurers. The group will decide weekly who is able to meet and what the plan is be it character development, a "one-shot" game, or other D&D related activity! (days and times are subject to change based on group's needs) Reach out to Sara in the main office with any questions: spanaccio@southbury-ct.govIn order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Saturday March 21, 2026
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Adult Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Child Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Senior Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM	CT Sports Network Grades: K-8 - Multi Sports Game-a-thon CT Sports Network offers a variety of sports programs for players to participate in. Sports Network instructors have the knowledge and skills to teach the right techniques and execution, as well as the rules of the game and the most effective strategies to play at your best. So no matter if your kid is starting right now or already has some experience, coaches will always meet them where needed. Cross Country - grades K through 8 at Settlers Park, 280 Crook Horn Rd, SouthburyThe clinics are open to all runners with our training programs designed for beginners through experienced racers.The younger classes will focus on age appropriate running games and basic running techniques with the other clinics providing a strong concentration on running form and pacing while building endurance through running drills, games and core exercises.All participants should have athletic shoes and water with them to each run.Multi-Sport clinics - ages 7-14 at the Parks and Recreation building, 561 Main St N, SouthburyClinic participants will have the opportunity to experience a variety of different sports. These may include team sports like soccer, basketball, baseball, kickball and other sports such as golf, track and field events, and foot golf. There may also be some additional 'new sports' that you may never have seen or played before!Participants will receive some technical instruction but will spend the majority of the time playing in realistic game situations and will meet and make new friends within our safe and fun environment. All activities will take place in an atmosphere which promotes good sportsmanship, teamwork and most of all, FUN! These clinics are dedicated to children of all abilities.All participants should have athletic shoes and plenty of water.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Sunday March 22, 2026
12:10 PM - 12:40 PM	Winter Swim Lessons - Basic Skills Sunday The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/18 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 15th. The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/25 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 22nd. WINTER SWIM LESSONS Southbury Parks and Recreation will offer swim lessons on weekends during the winter months at Pomperaug High School.Swim Lessons for Winter 2026 will take place at PHS beginning the weekend of January 10th and 11th through March 7th and 8th. There will be NO LESSONS the weekend of February 14 and 15 due to Region 15 winter break. The later weekends in March are reserved for make-ups due to weather cancellations.  Lesson options are as follows:Saturday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Parent/Tot swim lesson               This is an introduction to water with the parent/guardian in the water with the child. Children will enjoy splashing, floating, kicking, and group activities with parents and other children their age. The goal is to acclimate our youngest pre-swimmers to an aquatic environment at an early age so they are comfortable, happy and ready to learn the basic swimming skills at the next level without a parent.  Any children who are not potty-trained MUST wear a swimming diaper AND a bathing suit.    This program is for children aged 6 months to 3 years old.Disclaimer:The PHS pool temperature is set for competitive swimming and long-sleeve/body suit swim suits are recommended. Saturday or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Preschool/Beginner swim lesson               This beginner lesson for 3 to 6 year olds, enables younger, newer swimmers to enjoy the water without a parent/guardian. Together with instructors, they will take part in various games, songs and activities designed to make them comfortable in the water while providing the basics needed to swim. The goal of this lesson will be for the child to build confidence in the water and begin to feel comfortable with breath holding, putting their face in, blowing bubbles, bobbing with bubbles, and forward movement.Saturday 12:50 - 1:30pm (4 weeks only in January) or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Basic Skills swim lesson               In this beginner lesson for ages 7 to 13 year olds, swimmers will be encouraged to build confidence in shallow and deep water. Instruction will be tailored to the swimmer skill level with instructors helping to train on deck and in the water. Each lesson will be geared toward necessary swim skills and may include floating, streamline, kicking, arm rotation and proper breathing. Swimmers will be instructed on how to coordinate arms and legs when swimming freestyle with rotary breathing. Similar instruction in backstroke will be introduced. The goal will be for swimmers to attempt to swim a full lap without holding on to the wall or stopping.Sunday 12:50 – 1:30pm       Level 5/Pre-Swim Team swim lessonThis lesson will provide more advanced instruction. Swimmers must already be able swim one lap of front crawl and some sort of backstroke. While building confidence in the water, swimmers will work on getting their arms out of the water, rotary breathing and proper kicking form. Focus will be on helping swimmers coordinate all three to be able to swim smoothly, with practice emphasizing freestyle and backstroke technique.  The goal is to swim 2 laps of freestyle without stopping, and 2 laps of backstroke without stopping, using learned techniques. Racing starts will be introduced.    Swim Lesson Need to Know:   Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your child’s lesson so they benefit from the entire lesson and do not have to join once the lesson is underway.   Children should arrive for lessons in their swim suit. Children with long hair should have their hair tied up in a ponytail. Please have goggles for your child if they want to wear them. The pool will not supply goggles.   Once arriving on the pool deck, we ask that all parents wait with their child until called by the instructor. All parents are then asked to remain on the benches away from the poolside. We encourage you to watch the lesson but advise that you refrain from approaching the lesson or calling out to your child, which will distract the swimmers. Please remain in your viewing spot throughout the entire lesson.   Instructors reserve the right to determine your child’s skill level and adjust instruction as necessary. All Region 15 weather and cancellations will be followed. Please check for lesson notifications or alerts on the MyRec Home page .   Program registration is for the totality of the program. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
12:10 PM - 12:40 PM	Winter Swim Lessons - Preschool/Beginner Sunday The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/18 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 15th. The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/25 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 22nd. WINTER SWIM LESSONS Southbury Parks and Recreation will offer swim lessons on weekends during the winter months at Pomperaug High School.Swim Lessons for Winter 2026 will take place at PHS beginning the weekend of January 10th and 11th through March 7th and 8th. There will be NO LESSONS the weekend of February 14 and 15 due to Region 15 winter break. The later weekends in March are reserved for make-ups due to weather cancellations.  Lesson options are as follows:Saturday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Parent/Tot swim lesson               This is an introduction to water with the parent/guardian in the water with the child. Children will enjoy splashing, floating, kicking, and group activities with parents and other children their age. The goal is to acclimate our youngest pre-swimmers to an aquatic environment at an early age so they are comfortable, happy and ready to learn the basic swimming skills at the next level without a parent.  Any children who are not potty-trained MUST wear a swimming diaper AND a bathing suit.    This program is for children aged 6 months to 3 years old.Disclaimer:The PHS pool temperature is set for competitive swimming and long-sleeve/body suit swim suits are recommended. Saturday or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Preschool/Beginner swim lesson               This beginner lesson for 3 to 6 year olds, enables younger, newer swimmers to enjoy the water without a parent/guardian. Together with instructors, they will take part in various games, songs and activities designed to make them comfortable in the water while providing the basics needed to swim. The goal of this lesson will be for the child to build confidence in the water and begin to feel comfortable with breath holding, putting their face in, blowing bubbles, bobbing with bubbles, and forward movement.Saturday 12:50 - 1:30pm (4 weeks only in January) or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Basic Skills swim lesson               In this beginner lesson for ages 7 to 13 year olds, swimmers will be encouraged to build confidence in shallow and deep water. Instruction will be tailored to the swimmer skill level with instructors helping to train on deck and in the water. Each lesson will be geared toward necessary swim skills and may include floating, streamline, kicking, arm rotation and proper breathing. Swimmers will be instructed on how to coordinate arms and legs when swimming freestyle with rotary breathing. Similar instruction in backstroke will be introduced. The goal will be for swimmers to attempt to swim a full lap without holding on to the wall or stopping.Sunday 12:50 – 1:30pm       Level 5/Pre-Swim Team swim lessonThis lesson will provide more advanced instruction. Swimmers must already be able swim one lap of front crawl and some sort of backstroke. While building confidence in the water, swimmers will work on getting their arms out of the water, rotary breathing and proper kicking form. Focus will be on helping swimmers coordinate all three to be able to swim smoothly, with practice emphasizing freestyle and backstroke technique.  The goal is to swim 2 laps of freestyle without stopping, and 2 laps of backstroke without stopping, using learned techniques. Racing starts will be introduced.    Swim Lesson Need to Know:   Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your child’s lesson so they benefit from the entire lesson and do not have to join once the lesson is underway.   Children should arrive for lessons in their swim suit. Children with long hair should have their hair tied up in a ponytail. Please have goggles for your child if they want to wear them. The pool will not supply goggles.   Once arriving on the pool deck, we ask that all parents wait with their child until called by the instructor. All parents are then asked to remain on the benches away from the poolside. We encourage you to watch the lesson but advise that you refrain from approaching the lesson or calling out to your child, which will distract the swimmers. Please remain in your viewing spot throughout the entire lesson.   Instructors reserve the right to determine your child’s skill level and adjust instruction as necessary. All Region 15 weather and cancellations will be followed. Please check for lesson notifications or alerts on the MyRec Home page .   Program registration is for the totality of the program. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
12:50 PM - 1:30 PM	Winter Swim Lessons - Level 5/Swim Team Sunday The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/18 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 15th. The Sunday swim lessons canceled on 1/25 due to snow will be made up on Sunday March 22nd. WINTER SWIM LESSONS Southbury Parks and Recreation will offer swim lessons on weekends during the winter months at Pomperaug High School.Swim Lessons for Winter 2026 will take place at PHS beginning the weekend of January 10th and 11th through March 7th and 8th. There will be NO LESSONS the weekend of February 14 and 15 due to Region 15 winter break. The later weekends in March are reserved for make-ups due to weather cancellations.  Lesson options are as follows:Saturday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Parent/Tot swim lesson               This is an introduction to water with the parent/guardian in the water with the child. Children will enjoy splashing, floating, kicking, and group activities with parents and other children their age. The goal is to acclimate our youngest pre-swimmers to an aquatic environment at an early age so they are comfortable, happy and ready to learn the basic swimming skills at the next level without a parent.  Any children who are not potty-trained MUST wear a swimming diaper AND a bathing suit.    This program is for children aged 6 months to 3 years old.Disclaimer:The PHS pool temperature is set for competitive swimming and long-sleeve/body suit swim suits are recommended. Saturday or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Preschool/Beginner swim lesson               This beginner lesson for 3 to 6 year olds, enables younger, newer swimmers to enjoy the water without a parent/guardian. Together with instructors, they will take part in various games, songs and activities designed to make them comfortable in the water while providing the basics needed to swim. The goal of this lesson will be for the child to build confidence in the water and begin to feel comfortable with breath holding, putting their face in, blowing bubbles, bobbing with bubbles, and forward movement.Saturday 12:50 - 1:30pm (4 weeks only in January) or Sunday 12:10 – 12:40pm     Basic Skills swim lesson               In this beginner lesson for ages 7 to 13 year olds, swimmers will be encouraged to build confidence in shallow and deep water. Instruction will be tailored to the swimmer skill level with instructors helping to train on deck and in the water. Each lesson will be geared toward necessary swim skills and may include floating, streamline, kicking, arm rotation and proper breathing. Swimmers will be instructed on how to coordinate arms and legs when swimming freestyle with rotary breathing. Similar instruction in backstroke will be introduced. The goal will be for swimmers to attempt to swim a full lap without holding on to the wall or stopping.Sunday 12:50 – 1:30pm       Level 5/Pre-Swim Team swim lessonThis lesson will provide more advanced instruction. Swimmers must already be able swim one lap of front crawl and some sort of backstroke. While building confidence in the water, swimmers will work on getting their arms out of the water, rotary breathing and proper kicking form. Focus will be on helping swimmers coordinate all three to be able to swim smoothly, with practice emphasizing freestyle and backstroke technique.  The goal is to swim 2 laps of freestyle without stopping, and 2 laps of backstroke without stopping, using learned techniques. Racing starts will be introduced.    Swim Lesson Need to Know:   Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your child’s lesson so they benefit from the entire lesson and do not have to join once the lesson is underway.   Children should arrive for lessons in their swim suit. Children with long hair should have their hair tied up in a ponytail. Please have goggles for your child if they want to wear them. The pool will not supply goggles.   Once arriving on the pool deck, we ask that all parents wait with their child until called by the instructor. All parents are then asked to remain on the benches away from the poolside. We encourage you to watch the lesson but advise that you refrain from approaching the lesson or calling out to your child, which will distract the swimmers. Please remain in your viewing spot throughout the entire lesson.   Instructors reserve the right to determine your child’s skill level and adjust instruction as necessary. All Region 15 weather and cancellations will be followed. Please check for lesson notifications or alerts on the MyRec Home page .   Program registration is for the totality of the program. In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 1:30 AM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Senior Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Adult Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Child Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Monday March 23, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Centergy with Alex                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Drop in Centergy: Single Class                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:05 PM - 6:55 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Beginner Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Advanced Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Tuesday March 24, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Zumba: Ages 18+ - Drop in Zumba: Single Class Join us for a fun and fabulous hour of cardio and calorie burning. Instructor Karen Miller has been a certified Zumba teacher for 11 years and would love for you to share her passion and experience her energy! You will not even realize you are working out. No previous dance experience is necessary. Wear comfortable work-out clothes and sneakers and bring plenty of water.JOIN THE PARTY!Southbury Parks and Recreation Building561 Main St South Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Zumba: Ages 18+ - Zumba Join us for a fun and fabulous hour of cardio and calorie burning. Instructor Karen Miller has been a certified Zumba teacher for 11 years and would love for you to share her passion and experience her energy! You will not even realize you are working out. No previous dance experience is necessary. Wear comfortable work-out clothes and sneakers and bring plenty of water.JOIN THE PARTY!Southbury Parks and Recreation Building561 Main St South Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Panther Prep Volleyball: Grades 5-8 - Spring Volleyball Participants will learn volleyball skills such as bump, set, serve, and spike, as well as basic rotation and strategy. High school volleyball team members will be present as assistant coaches to ensure participants have access to one on one coaching to bolster existing skills as well as welcome new players to the Pomperaug Volleyball Community!Spring Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3/12-4/7 5:00pm-6:30pmLocation:PHS Main Gym234 Judd RdSouthbury, CT 06488Please bring:- Water- Sneakers to change into (street shoes are not permitted on the gym floor)In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Wednesday March 25, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
6:05 PM - 6:55 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Beginner Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Advanced Register by 1/19 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Thursday March 26, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Centergy with Meghan                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Drop in Centergy: Single Class                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Panther Prep Volleyball: Grades 5-8 - Spring Volleyball Participants will learn volleyball skills such as bump, set, serve, and spike, as well as basic rotation and strategy. High school volleyball team members will be present as assistant coaches to ensure participants have access to one on one coaching to bolster existing skills as well as welcome new players to the Pomperaug Volleyball Community!Spring Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3/12-4/7 5:00pm-6:30pmLocation:PHS Main Gym234 Judd RdSouthbury, CT 06488Please bring:- Water- Sneakers to change into (street shoes are not permitted on the gym floor)In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Friday March 27, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM	Dungeons and Dragons Multi-Generational Adventures - Dungeons & Dragons Dungeons and Dragons Adventures!We will provide the space - you provide the adventure! Southbury Parks and Recreation will provide game supplies, tables, and chairs. Groups are responsible for running their own games. If you are hoping to play with more participants, please invite your friends to sign up and join us! Minors must be accompanied by an adult, staff will check you in but will not run programming. Think of this program as a play date where no one has to clean their house before the fun (or clean up after it!).Once you register, we will reach out with a link to a Discord Server that will put you in direct communication with the other adventurers. The group will decide weekly who is able to meet and what the plan is be it character development, a "one-shot" game, or other D&D related activity! (days and times are subject to change based on group's needs) Reach out to Sara in the main office with any questions: spanaccio@southbury-ct.govIn order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Saturday March 28, 2026
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Spring Event: All Ages! - Spring Event Join us on Saturday, March 28th for our Spring Event! Activities taking place: Candy Scramble separated by ages: 4 and under and 5- 12 (candy-filled eggs and capsules placed out for children to collect) Decorated spring scene for photo opportunity with the Easter bunny  Live animals from Furry Scaly Friends Non-perishable food collection for the Southbury Food Bank Time Photo booth 9:00am-9:45am: Before the Scramble, join us inside the Parks and Recreation Building to take photos with our props, backdrop, and larger-than-life Easter bunny friend! Visit Live Small Animals 9:00am-9:45am:  Furry Scaly Friends invites you to get up close with their amazing critters — pet them, take photos, and even hold some of your favorites. Candy Scramble 10:00 am SHARP: The Candy Scramble will take place on the field behind Pomperaug Elementary School, weather permitting. The Candy Scramble may be moved inside if there is inclement weather. Sensory Friendly Hour 10:00am-11:00am: Join us inside for a low energy hour with the Easter bunny and the Furry Scaly Friends! We will also have sensory friendly Candy Scrambles personalized to requested needs.  What to bring: A basket or bag to hold your goodies from the Candy Scramble. A non-perishable food item for the Southbury Food Bank. Visit their website to find the current list of critical needs: www.southburyfoodbank.org/ways-to-help/#fooddonation. Location: Parks and Recreation/Senior Center Building at 561 Main Street South. The Candy Scramble will take place next door at at Pomperaug Elementary School - staff will be available to direct you. Parking: Patrons may park at one of several locations: Parks and Recreation/Senior Center parking lot, Town Hall lower and upper parking lot, and/or Pomperaug Elementary School parking lot. There will be a designated handicapped parking and drop-off area for people with accessibility needs on the Senior Center Parking lot side monitored by our staff. Don't forget: Before you leave, find our egg/capsule return station and feel free to leave them for us to reuse next year!In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Adult Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Child Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Senior Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Sunday March 29, 2026
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Adult Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Child Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM	Winter Open Swim: All Ages - Senior Pass Family and adult lap swimming will be held on weekends at Pomperaug High School Pool, 234 Judd Road in Southbury, beginning January 10, 2026 through March, 29, 2026.March Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays: 1:00pm–3:30pm      Family Swim 3 lanes / Lap Swim 3 lanesLap Swimmers must share lanes, swimming in a circular direction to the right of the black line at all times.Pool availability will follow the REGION 15 Calendar and weather cancellations.  An open swim date may be canceled if the pool is needed for a school activity. Updates will be on our main page in a red banner at the top. You must have a pool pass to enter the facility. Children, 16 or younger, must be accompanied by an Adult Pass Holder or Senior Pass Holder. All household member passes must be added to cart separately. Pool passes for children cannot be processed without an adult pass from their household.   Pool passes purchased online will be sent directly to the BILLING ADDRESS associated with the purchasing member profile.Day passes are available in our online store, show receipt to gain entry at pool. An Adult is anyone 18 and older; a Senior is anyone 55 and older. Child passes can be added to any above pass. Minors must be accompanied by a Pass Holder. Definition of Household:-Individuals who comprise a family unit and who reside in the same dwelling, sometimes including domestic help.-A household is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as all the people who occupy a single housing unit, regardless of their relationship to one another. Only the Coast Guard Brand “Puddle Jumper" is allowed in the pool as a flotation device. No other personal flotation devices are allowed at open swim. If you need other special accommodations, please contact the Southbury Parks and Recreation Department.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Monday March 30, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Centergy with Alex                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Drop in Centergy: Single Class                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Tuesday March 31, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Zumba: Ages 18+ - Drop in Zumba: Single Class Join us for a fun and fabulous hour of cardio and calorie burning. Instructor Karen Miller has been a certified Zumba teacher for 11 years and would love for you to share her passion and experience her energy! You will not even realize you are working out. No previous dance experience is necessary. Wear comfortable work-out clothes and sneakers and bring plenty of water.JOIN THE PARTY!Southbury Parks and Recreation Building561 Main St South Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Zumba: Ages 18+ - Zumba Join us for a fun and fabulous hour of cardio and calorie burning. Instructor Karen Miller has been a certified Zumba teacher for 11 years and would love for you to share her passion and experience her energy! You will not even realize you are working out. No previous dance experience is necessary. Wear comfortable work-out clothes and sneakers and bring plenty of water.JOIN THE PARTY!Southbury Parks and Recreation Building561 Main St South Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Panther Prep Volleyball: Grades 5-8 - Spring Volleyball Participants will learn volleyball skills such as bump, set, serve, and spike, as well as basic rotation and strategy. High school volleyball team members will be present as assistant coaches to ensure participants have access to one on one coaching to bolster existing skills as well as welcome new players to the Pomperaug Volleyball Community!Spring Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3/12-4/7 5:00pm-6:30pmLocation:PHS Main Gym234 Judd RdSouthbury, CT 06488Please bring:- Water- Sneakers to change into (street shoes are not permitted on the gym floor)In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games

Wednesday April 1, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games

Thursday April 2, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Drop in Centergy: Single Class                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Panther Prep Volleyball: Grades 5-8 - Spring Volleyball Participants will learn volleyball skills such as bump, set, serve, and spike, as well as basic rotation and strategy. High school volleyball team members will be present as assistant coaches to ensure participants have access to one on one coaching to bolster existing skills as well as welcome new players to the Pomperaug Volleyball Community!Spring Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3/12-4/7 5:00pm-6:30pmLocation:PHS Main Gym234 Judd RdSouthbury, CT 06488Please bring:- Water- Sneakers to change into (street shoes are not permitted on the gym floor)In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 7:15 PM	Grow Together Play Club Grades: 4-8 - Play Club April 10 At the Grow Together Play Club, unstructured time proves to be a powerful engine for development. When kids play freely, they're building essential life skills. Mixed-age environments naturally encourage social growth, teaching kids cooperation, empathy, and leadership as older children mentor younger ones. Self-directed activities sharpen problem-solving and critical thinking while boosting creativity and imagination. Crucially, it develops the independence to make decisions and learn emotional regulation in a low-stress setting. Ultimately, "just playing" is how your children learn to be resilient, confident, and successful friends.Please sign up for the mailing list for direct information about all upcoming programs. As information becomes available, register for activities you are interested in joining. Different weeks will have different group sizes, so please register as soon as you can - registration is limited!Program location may vary, information will be updated as it becomes available. Most programs will be Friday nights between 5:00pm and 8:00pm.Upcoming Dates: March: 20th Games Galore! 5:30pm - 7:15pm Join your peers for fun and friendly competition at Play Club: Games Galore! Each participant is asked to bring at least one game (board game, card game, etc.)  to share with the group. Children should be familiar enough with their game to teach others how to play. Participants are also responsible for keeping track of all game pieces and helping with cleanup after the games. Come ready to play, learn, and make new friends!  NEW DATE Thursday, April: 2nd Inside Out(doors)! 5:00pm - 7:15pm Get ready to bring the backyard vibe inside as we turn our indoor space into a mini lawn-game arena. Think cornhole, giant Jenga, ring toss, and other outdoor favorites—played safely inside.  Participants are encouraged to bring a lawn game from home that is indoor-friendly (lightweight, soft-toss, or tabletop versions welcome). The game stations will be the perfect way to unwind, move, laugh, and enjoy classic games with friends—no sunshine required!In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games

Friday April 3, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games

Saturday April 4, 2026
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games

Sunday April 5, 2026
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games

Monday April 6, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel games/practices
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel practice
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Centergy with Alex                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Centergy: Ages 18+ - Drop in Centergy: Single Class                                                        Grow longer and stronger with Centergy, an invigorating 60 minute mind-body workout. It incorporates yoga and Pilates fundamentals with athletic training and a focus on mobility and flexibility. Emotive music drives the experience as your breathe and sweat through this choreographed workout. Centergy is a great stand-alone workout for stretching and working on balance and strength, or exercisers might treat it as recovery from more physically demanding sports, such as running. All you need to bring is a Yoga mat and water.      IS CENTERGY FOR ME? Group Centergy is truly for everyone, removing barriers of age, gender, and fitness background. The consistent format of the program makes it easy for everyone to achieve success, master techniques over time, and return for more. Group Centergy is perfect for: New exercisers because the program makes it easy to work at your own pace The “fit-it-in-where-you-can” exerciser, because Group Centergy is a timely way to increase strength, flexibility, and to relax – all in one hour The athlete, because it keeps your body in peak condition, helps fight injury, and facilitates quick recovery Men and women of all ages and fitness experiences that want to enjoy the mental benefits of a mind-body discipline *Please note participants must be able to get down on the floor and up from the floor for certain exercises.Our morning class is taught by Meghan, our Parks and Recreation Director, and the evening class is taught by Alex Capaldo, a 500 hour registered Yoga Teacher. Both Meghan and Alex are certified Mossa instructors. Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
6:05 PM - 6:55 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Beginner Register by 4/20 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Advanced Register by 4/20 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Tuesday April 7, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Zumba: Ages 18+ - Zumba Join us for a fun and fabulous hour of cardio and calorie burning. Instructor Karen Miller has been a certified Zumba teacher for 11 years and would love for you to share her passion and experience her energy! You will not even realize you are working out. No previous dance experience is necessary. Wear comfortable work-out clothes and sneakers and bring plenty of water.JOIN THE PARTY!Southbury Parks and Recreation Building561 Main St South Drop ins welcome! Drop in registration will be open one week before any given class and remain open until the class start. Drop-in registration is good for the one date shown on receipt. Please be mindful when registering: no refunds will be provided for drop-in registrations.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Panther Prep Volleyball: Grades 5-8 - Spring Volleyball Participants will learn volleyball skills such as bump, set, serve, and spike, as well as basic rotation and strategy. High school volleyball team members will be present as assistant coaches to ensure participants have access to one on one coaching to bolster existing skills as well as welcome new players to the Pomperaug Volleyball Community!Spring Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3/12-4/7 5:00pm-6:30pmLocation:PHS Main Gym234 Judd RdSouthbury, CT 06488Please bring:- Water- Sneakers to change into (street shoes are not permitted on the gym floor)In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel games/practices
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel practice

Wednesday April 8, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM	Pickleball Academy: Ages 9+ - New Beginner (Pickleball 101) Pickleball classes taught by Ken Henderson who is an IPTPA Master Teaching Pro and has taught Pickleball for 16+ Years. New Beginner: Pickleball 101 (18+)  For Players brand new to the game or who have played only a few times. Fundamental Shots taught to you will be: Dink & Drive Shots, Volleys, Serve/Return. You will also be shown how to play a doubles game as we go over scoring, positioning, and moving in unison with your partner.Fun Instructional League (18+) This class is for players looking to learn how to improve their doubles game play. We will go over fundamental technique, scoring, strategy, and moving in unison with your partner. This also will be fun oriented as you will get a chance to play with and meet many new players as we use a round robin format.Junior Pickleball Classes (Ages 10-17) Junior Pickleball Class for boys and girls ages 10 to 17 years old. Learn the fundamental shots of game including: Dink & Drive Shots, Volleys, and Serve/Return. Juniors will also learn how to play a doubles games as we go over scoring and proper court positioning.Location for Pickleball programs: Ballantine Park611 Old Field RdSouthbury, CT 06488All participants must bring:Tennis SneakersWaterEquipment available:Paddles and balls will be provided for new players; returning players are encouraged to bring their own paddles.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM	Pickleball Academy: Ages 9+ - Advanced Beginner/Low Intermediate Fun Instructional League Pickleball classes taught by Ken Henderson who is an IPTPA Master Teaching Pro and has taught Pickleball for 16+ Years. New Beginner: Pickleball 101 (18+)  For Players brand new to the game or who have played only a few times. Fundamental Shots taught to you will be: Dink & Drive Shots, Volleys, Serve/Return. You will also be shown how to play a doubles game as we go over scoring, positioning, and moving in unison with your partner.Fun Instructional League (18+) This class is for players looking to learn how to improve their doubles game play. We will go over fundamental technique, scoring, strategy, and moving in unison with your partner. This also will be fun oriented as you will get a chance to play with and meet many new players as we use a round robin format.Junior Pickleball Classes (Ages 10-17) Junior Pickleball Class for boys and girls ages 10 to 17 years old. Learn the fundamental shots of game including: Dink & Drive Shots, Volleys, and Serve/Return. Juniors will also learn how to play a doubles games as we go over scoring and proper court positioning.Location for Pickleball programs: Ballantine Park611 Old Field RdSouthbury, CT 06488All participants must bring:Tennis SneakersWaterEquipment available:Paddles and balls will be provided for new players; returning players are encouraged to bring their own paddles.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
4:15 PM - 5:15 PM	Pickleball Academy: Ages 9+ - Junior Pickleball Class Pickleball classes taught by Ken Henderson who is an IPTPA Master Teaching Pro and has taught Pickleball for 16+ Years. New Beginner: Pickleball 101 (18+)  For Players brand new to the game or who have played only a few times. Fundamental Shots taught to you will be: Dink & Drive Shots, Volleys, Serve/Return. You will also be shown how to play a doubles game as we go over scoring, positioning, and moving in unison with your partner.Fun Instructional League (18+) This class is for players looking to learn how to improve their doubles game play. We will go over fundamental technique, scoring, strategy, and moving in unison with your partner. This also will be fun oriented as you will get a chance to play with and meet many new players as we use a round robin format.Junior Pickleball Classes (Ages 10-17) Junior Pickleball Class for boys and girls ages 10 to 17 years old. Learn the fundamental shots of game including: Dink & Drive Shots, Volleys, and Serve/Return. Juniors will also learn how to play a doubles games as we go over scoring and proper court positioning.Location for Pickleball programs: Ballantine Park611 Old Field RdSouthbury, CT 06488All participants must bring:Tennis SneakersWaterEquipment available:Paddles and balls will be provided for new players; returning players are encouraged to bring their own paddles.In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel games/practices
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel practice
6:05 PM - 6:55 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Beginner Register by 4/20 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Taekwon-Do: Ages 7+ - Taekwon-Do: Advanced Register by 4/20 TAEKWON-DOTaught by award-winning black belts, participants learn sparing, age-appropriate self-defense, safety awareness, patterns and much more through Taekwon-do, a Korean martial art. Taekwon-do helps kids learn respect for themselves and for others, heightens concentration and increases self-restraint. Adults gain improved health, better balance, flexibility and personal protection. Uniforms are not required, although recommended. For more information about the program, Taekwon-do, the instructors, and where you can purchase a uniform, see the program’s website SouthburyTKD.com. Family discount: every additional member of your household will receive a $25 discount (applied at check out).In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.

Thursday April 9, 2026
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel games/practices
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel practice

Friday April 10, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Open Play - All Levels
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Grow Together Play Club Grades: 4-8 - Play Club Mailing List At the Grow Together Play Club, unstructured time proves to be a powerful engine for development. When kids play freely, they're building essential life skills. Mixed-age environments naturally encourage social growth, teaching kids cooperation, empathy, and leadership as older children mentor younger ones. Self-directed activities sharpen problem-solving and critical thinking while boosting creativity and imagination. Crucially, it develops the independence to make decisions and learn emotional regulation in a low-stress setting. Ultimately, "just playing" is how your children learn to be resilient, confident, and successful friends.Please sign up for the mailing list for direct information about all upcoming programs. As information becomes available, register for activities you are interested in joining. Different weeks will have different group sizes, so please register as soon as you can - registration is limited!Program location may vary, information will be updated as it becomes available. Most programs will be Friday nights between 5:00pm and 8:00pm.Upcoming Dates: March: 20th Games Galore! 5:30pm - 7:15pm Join your peers for fun and friendly competition at Play Club: Games Galore! Each participant is asked to bring at least one game (board game, card game, etc.)  to share with the group. Children should be familiar enough with their game to teach others how to play. Participants are also responsible for keeping track of all game pieces and helping with cleanup after the games. Come ready to play, learn, and make new friends!  NEW DATE Thursday, April: 2nd Inside Out(doors)! 5:00pm - 7:15pm Get ready to bring the backyard vibe inside as we turn our indoor space into a mini lawn-game arena. Think cornhole, giant Jenga, ring toss, and other outdoor favorites—played safely inside.  Participants are encouraged to bring a lawn game from home that is indoor-friendly (lightweight, soft-toss, or tabletop versions welcome). The game stations will be the perfect way to unwind, move, laugh, and enjoy classic games with friends—no sunshine required!In order to serve you better, Southbury Parks and Recreation's programs are subject to change. All Parks and Recreation programs are covered by the Universal Disclaimer.
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel games/practices
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Rec and travel practice

Saturday April 11, 2026
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM	Lacrosse Practices & Games
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Rec and travel games
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Rec and travel games/practices