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Wednesday January 7, 2026
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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Parent Tot Tumbletime (18months-3 years) and Tumbling (Ages 3-5) - Tumbling (3 - 5 years old)
Miss Sherry Grech, Dance Instructor Tumbletime - For children ages 18 months - 3 years with a Parent/GuardianA creative movement class where children learn body awareness, coordination, flexibility, strength, rhythmic and motor skills. They build self esteem, independence and socialization.Tumbling - For ages 3 - 5 yearsA class where children learn stretching and strengthening exercises along with gymnastic skills, cartwheels, backbends, handstands and more.
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4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Gymnastics and Dance Classes - Tap / Ballet Class
The Next Generation of Dance Instructor: Miss JennaThis dance and gymnastics program is designed for all skill levels. Dance is such a fun environment to be in. It's a place to be you, be silly, meet new friends and have fun!!. Students will be learning a variety of dance routines during Hip Hop and will be learning lots of awesome and fun gymnastics skills during gymnastics. - Students should wear dance/gymnastic attire, bare feet & a ponytail - Both age groups' classes are gymnastics and hip-hop only. - Students need to have their hair pulled back and out of their face. - Please bring a water bottle and use the restroom prior to the start of class. - Parents/guardians will have to wait in the hallway while class is in session-Parents if your child won't be in class, please let Miss Jenna know VIA text-Parents, Miss Jenna has other classes she needs to get to after your child's class, so please be on time for pick up.
Please keep an eye out for emails regarding cancellations, updated class info and more. Miss Jenna 860 307-4066
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5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics and Dance Classes - Gymnastics and Hip Hop Ages 7 - 10
The Next Generation of Dance Instructor: Miss JennaThis dance and gymnastics program is designed for all skill levels. Dance is such a fun environment to be in. It's a place to be you, be silly, meet new friends and have fun!!. Students will be learning a variety of dance routines during Hip Hop and will be learning lots of awesome and fun gymnastics skills during gymnastics. - Students should wear dance/gymnastic attire, bare feet & a ponytail - Both age groups' classes are gymnastics and hip-hop only. - Students need to have their hair pulled back and out of their face. - Please bring a water bottle and use the restroom prior to the start of class. - Parents/guardians will have to wait in the hallway while class is in session-Parents if your child won't be in class, please let Miss Jenna know VIA text-Parents, Miss Jenna has other classes she needs to get to after your child's class, so please be on time for pick up.
Please keep an eye out for emails regarding cancellations, updated class info and more. Miss Jenna 860 307-4066
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9:30 PM - 10:30 PM
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Parent Tot Tumbletime (18months-3 years) and Tumbling (Ages 3-5) - Parent/Tot Tumbletime Class - 18 months - 3 years
Miss Sherry Grech, Dance Instructor Tumbletime - For children ages 18 months - 3 years with a Parent/GuardianA creative movement class where children learn body awareness, coordination, flexibility, strength, rhythmic and motor skills. They build self esteem, independence and socialization.Tumbling - For ages 3 - 5 yearsA class where children learn stretching and strengthening exercises along with gymnastic skills, cartwheels, backbends, handstands and more.
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Thursday January 8, 2026
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #1 Lifts Only
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #10 Sundown Passholders - Burlington Students
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #4 Lifts & Ski Rentals
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #5 Lifts & Snowboard Rentals
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Juniors Golf Lessons - Junior Golf Session- January
Burlington Parks and Recreation offers group lessons year-round, under the direction of Pete Stankevich, PGA Golf Professional and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at the University of Hartford. All classes will be at Chris Cote's Top Tracer Range in Southington. The state-of-the-art facility is covered and heated so golf can be practiced in all types of weather. Adult Novice, Women Only, and Junior Clinics start at the beginning of each month and meet on the same day and at the same time for each of the 4-one hour sessions. Classes include fundamentals of the set-up, fundamentals of the golf swing, how to play with irons and woods, pitching, sand bunker play, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette, and much more. Students can bring their own clubs or we will provide clubs for them to use during classes.Juniors We offer Junior Group Lessons that consist of 4 one hour sessions covering a wide variety of topics. They are designed for the junior golfer (ages 7-14) who has never played before, as well as the more experienced player who wants to learn more about the game and improve their score. Students may bring their own clubs or we will provide them for you.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Fencing Club - Fencing Club - Winter Session I
Instructor: Marc GanychNew to fencing?Join any session of class to start! Non-Competitive FencersLearn techniques to conduct basic fencing. Competitive FencersHave an opportunity to learn advanced fencing and compete local, nationally and internationally. Competitive fencers may have opportunities to fence on College teams.Equipment will be provided to start. If continuing after first month, equipment may be ordered and purchased at a discounted price.Recommended: Wear comfortable clothing, as in a gym class.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Adult Novice Golf Lessons - Adult Novice Golf- January
Burlington Parks and Recreation offers group lessons year-round, under the direction of Pete Stankevich, PGA Golf Professional and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at the University of Hartford. All classes will be at Chris Cote's Top Tracer Range in Southington. The state-of-the-art facility is covered and heated so golf can be practiced in all types of weather. Adult Novice, Women Only, and Junior Clinics start at the beginning of each month and meet on the same day and at the same time for each of the 4-one hour sessions. Classes include fundamentals of the set-up, fundamentals of the golf swing, how to play with irons and woods, pitching, sand bunker play, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette, and much more. Students can bring their own clubs or we will provide clubs for them to use during classes.Adult Novice We offer Adult Novice classes that consist of 4 one hour sessions covering a wide variety of topics. They are designed for the beginner golfer who has yet to pick up a club, as well as the more seasoned player who is struggling to break 100 and needs to work on different areas of their game. Students may bring their own clubs or we will provide them for you. High school students ages 15 and up can sign up as well.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Toning and Shaping & Total Body Fitness - Total Body Fitness
Instructor - Susan Coffey Toning and Shaping
All age's non-aerobic workout is set to a wide assortment of music
Complete body workout utilizes both major and smaller muscle groups to develop tone, definition, flexibility and strength
Class segments include combination of stretching, body sculpting, Pilates and weight training
Exercise mat or towel and hand weights are recommended.
Total Body Fitness
Includes warm-up, toning, stretching, weight training and cardiovascular routines.
Continuous movement combined with wide variety of music is fun for all
Cardio segments incorporate moves especially designed for all ages and fitness and intensity levels.
Have fun, burn calories and reduce stress while you tone and tighten
Exercise mat or towel and hand weights are recommended.
Classes will be held in either the Town Hall Auditorium or Senior Center depending on schedule.
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Wednesday January 14, 2026
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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Parent Tot Tumbletime (18months-3 years) and Tumbling (Ages 3-5) - Tumbling (3 - 5 years old)
Miss Sherry Grech, Dance Instructor Tumbletime - For children ages 18 months - 3 years with a Parent/GuardianA creative movement class where children learn body awareness, coordination, flexibility, strength, rhythmic and motor skills. They build self esteem, independence and socialization.Tumbling - For ages 3 - 5 yearsA class where children learn stretching and strengthening exercises along with gymnastic skills, cartwheels, backbends, handstands and more.
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4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Gymnastics and Dance Classes - Tap / Ballet Class
The Next Generation of Dance Instructor: Miss JennaThis dance and gymnastics program is designed for all skill levels. Dance is such a fun environment to be in. It's a place to be you, be silly, meet new friends and have fun!!. Students will be learning a variety of dance routines during Hip Hop and will be learning lots of awesome and fun gymnastics skills during gymnastics. - Students should wear dance/gymnastic attire, bare feet & a ponytail - Both age groups' classes are gymnastics and hip-hop only. - Students need to have their hair pulled back and out of their face. - Please bring a water bottle and use the restroom prior to the start of class. - Parents/guardians will have to wait in the hallway while class is in session-Parents if your child won't be in class, please let Miss Jenna know VIA text-Parents, Miss Jenna has other classes she needs to get to after your child's class, so please be on time for pick up.
Please keep an eye out for emails regarding cancellations, updated class info and more. Miss Jenna 860 307-4066
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5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics and Dance Classes - Gymnastics and Hip Hop Ages 7 - 10
The Next Generation of Dance Instructor: Miss JennaThis dance and gymnastics program is designed for all skill levels. Dance is such a fun environment to be in. It's a place to be you, be silly, meet new friends and have fun!!. Students will be learning a variety of dance routines during Hip Hop and will be learning lots of awesome and fun gymnastics skills during gymnastics. - Students should wear dance/gymnastic attire, bare feet & a ponytail - Both age groups' classes are gymnastics and hip-hop only. - Students need to have their hair pulled back and out of their face. - Please bring a water bottle and use the restroom prior to the start of class. - Parents/guardians will have to wait in the hallway while class is in session-Parents if your child won't be in class, please let Miss Jenna know VIA text-Parents, Miss Jenna has other classes she needs to get to after your child's class, so please be on time for pick up.
Please keep an eye out for emails regarding cancellations, updated class info and more. Miss Jenna 860 307-4066
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9:30 PM - 10:30 PM
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Parent Tot Tumbletime (18months-3 years) and Tumbling (Ages 3-5) - Parent/Tot Tumbletime Class - 18 months - 3 years
Miss Sherry Grech, Dance Instructor Tumbletime - For children ages 18 months - 3 years with a Parent/GuardianA creative movement class where children learn body awareness, coordination, flexibility, strength, rhythmic and motor skills. They build self esteem, independence and socialization.Tumbling - For ages 3 - 5 yearsA class where children learn stretching and strengthening exercises along with gymnastic skills, cartwheels, backbends, handstands and more.
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Thursday January 15, 2026
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #1 Lifts Only
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #10 Sundown Passholders - Burlington Students
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #4 Lifts & Ski Rentals
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #5 Lifts & Snowboard Rentals
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Juniors Golf Lessons - Junior Golf Session- January
Burlington Parks and Recreation offers group lessons year-round, under the direction of Pete Stankevich, PGA Golf Professional and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at the University of Hartford. All classes will be at Chris Cote's Top Tracer Range in Southington. The state-of-the-art facility is covered and heated so golf can be practiced in all types of weather. Adult Novice, Women Only, and Junior Clinics start at the beginning of each month and meet on the same day and at the same time for each of the 4-one hour sessions. Classes include fundamentals of the set-up, fundamentals of the golf swing, how to play with irons and woods, pitching, sand bunker play, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette, and much more. Students can bring their own clubs or we will provide clubs for them to use during classes.Juniors We offer Junior Group Lessons that consist of 4 one hour sessions covering a wide variety of topics. They are designed for the junior golfer (ages 7-14) who has never played before, as well as the more experienced player who wants to learn more about the game and improve their score. Students may bring their own clubs or we will provide them for you.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Fencing Club - Fencing Club - Winter Session I
Instructor: Marc GanychNew to fencing?Join any session of class to start! Non-Competitive FencersLearn techniques to conduct basic fencing. Competitive FencersHave an opportunity to learn advanced fencing and compete local, nationally and internationally. Competitive fencers may have opportunities to fence on College teams.Equipment will be provided to start. If continuing after first month, equipment may be ordered and purchased at a discounted price.Recommended: Wear comfortable clothing, as in a gym class.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Adult Novice Golf Lessons - Adult Novice Golf- January
Burlington Parks and Recreation offers group lessons year-round, under the direction of Pete Stankevich, PGA Golf Professional and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at the University of Hartford. All classes will be at Chris Cote's Top Tracer Range in Southington. The state-of-the-art facility is covered and heated so golf can be practiced in all types of weather. Adult Novice, Women Only, and Junior Clinics start at the beginning of each month and meet on the same day and at the same time for each of the 4-one hour sessions. Classes include fundamentals of the set-up, fundamentals of the golf swing, how to play with irons and woods, pitching, sand bunker play, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette, and much more. Students can bring their own clubs or we will provide clubs for them to use during classes.Adult Novice We offer Adult Novice classes that consist of 4 one hour sessions covering a wide variety of topics. They are designed for the beginner golfer who has yet to pick up a club, as well as the more seasoned player who is struggling to break 100 and needs to work on different areas of their game. Students may bring their own clubs or we will provide them for you. High school students ages 15 and up can sign up as well.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Toning and Shaping & Total Body Fitness - Total Body Fitness
Instructor - Susan Coffey Toning and Shaping
All age's non-aerobic workout is set to a wide assortment of music
Complete body workout utilizes both major and smaller muscle groups to develop tone, definition, flexibility and strength
Class segments include combination of stretching, body sculpting, Pilates and weight training
Exercise mat or towel and hand weights are recommended.
Total Body Fitness
Includes warm-up, toning, stretching, weight training and cardiovascular routines.
Continuous movement combined with wide variety of music is fun for all
Cardio segments incorporate moves especially designed for all ages and fitness and intensity levels.
Have fun, burn calories and reduce stress while you tone and tighten
Exercise mat or towel and hand weights are recommended.
Classes will be held in either the Town Hall Auditorium or Senior Center depending on schedule.
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Wednesday January 21, 2026
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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Parent Tot Tumbletime (18months-3 years) and Tumbling (Ages 3-5) - Tumbling (3 - 5 years old)
Miss Sherry Grech, Dance Instructor Tumbletime - For children ages 18 months - 3 years with a Parent/GuardianA creative movement class where children learn body awareness, coordination, flexibility, strength, rhythmic and motor skills. They build self esteem, independence and socialization.Tumbling - For ages 3 - 5 yearsA class where children learn stretching and strengthening exercises along with gymnastic skills, cartwheels, backbends, handstands and more.
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4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Gymnastics and Dance Classes - Tap / Ballet Class
The Next Generation of Dance Instructor: Miss JennaThis dance and gymnastics program is designed for all skill levels. Dance is such a fun environment to be in. It's a place to be you, be silly, meet new friends and have fun!!. Students will be learning a variety of dance routines during Hip Hop and will be learning lots of awesome and fun gymnastics skills during gymnastics. - Students should wear dance/gymnastic attire, bare feet & a ponytail - Both age groups' classes are gymnastics and hip-hop only. - Students need to have their hair pulled back and out of their face. - Please bring a water bottle and use the restroom prior to the start of class. - Parents/guardians will have to wait in the hallway while class is in session-Parents if your child won't be in class, please let Miss Jenna know VIA text-Parents, Miss Jenna has other classes she needs to get to after your child's class, so please be on time for pick up.
Please keep an eye out for emails regarding cancellations, updated class info and more. Miss Jenna 860 307-4066
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5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics and Dance Classes - Gymnastics and Hip Hop Ages 7 - 10
The Next Generation of Dance Instructor: Miss JennaThis dance and gymnastics program is designed for all skill levels. Dance is such a fun environment to be in. It's a place to be you, be silly, meet new friends and have fun!!. Students will be learning a variety of dance routines during Hip Hop and will be learning lots of awesome and fun gymnastics skills during gymnastics. - Students should wear dance/gymnastic attire, bare feet & a ponytail - Both age groups' classes are gymnastics and hip-hop only. - Students need to have their hair pulled back and out of their face. - Please bring a water bottle and use the restroom prior to the start of class. - Parents/guardians will have to wait in the hallway while class is in session-Parents if your child won't be in class, please let Miss Jenna know VIA text-Parents, Miss Jenna has other classes she needs to get to after your child's class, so please be on time for pick up.
Please keep an eye out for emails regarding cancellations, updated class info and more. Miss Jenna 860 307-4066
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9:30 PM - 10:30 PM
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Parent Tot Tumbletime (18months-3 years) and Tumbling (Ages 3-5) - Parent/Tot Tumbletime Class - 18 months - 3 years
Miss Sherry Grech, Dance Instructor Tumbletime - For children ages 18 months - 3 years with a Parent/GuardianA creative movement class where children learn body awareness, coordination, flexibility, strength, rhythmic and motor skills. They build self esteem, independence and socialization.Tumbling - For ages 3 - 5 yearsA class where children learn stretching and strengthening exercises along with gymnastic skills, cartwheels, backbends, handstands and more.
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Thursday January 22, 2026
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #1 Lifts Only
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #10 Sundown Passholders - Burlington Students
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #4 Lifts & Ski Rentals
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #5 Lifts & Snowboard Rentals
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Juniors Golf Lessons - Junior Golf Session- January
Burlington Parks and Recreation offers group lessons year-round, under the direction of Pete Stankevich, PGA Golf Professional and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at the University of Hartford. All classes will be at Chris Cote's Top Tracer Range in Southington. The state-of-the-art facility is covered and heated so golf can be practiced in all types of weather. Adult Novice, Women Only, and Junior Clinics start at the beginning of each month and meet on the same day and at the same time for each of the 4-one hour sessions. Classes include fundamentals of the set-up, fundamentals of the golf swing, how to play with irons and woods, pitching, sand bunker play, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette, and much more. Students can bring their own clubs or we will provide clubs for them to use during classes.Juniors We offer Junior Group Lessons that consist of 4 one hour sessions covering a wide variety of topics. They are designed for the junior golfer (ages 7-14) who has never played before, as well as the more experienced player who wants to learn more about the game and improve their score. Students may bring their own clubs or we will provide them for you.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Fencing Club - Fencing Club - Winter Session I
Instructor: Marc GanychNew to fencing?Join any session of class to start! Non-Competitive FencersLearn techniques to conduct basic fencing. Competitive FencersHave an opportunity to learn advanced fencing and compete local, nationally and internationally. Competitive fencers may have opportunities to fence on College teams.Equipment will be provided to start. If continuing after first month, equipment may be ordered and purchased at a discounted price.Recommended: Wear comfortable clothing, as in a gym class.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Adult Novice Golf Lessons - Adult Novice Golf- January
Burlington Parks and Recreation offers group lessons year-round, under the direction of Pete Stankevich, PGA Golf Professional and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at the University of Hartford. All classes will be at Chris Cote's Top Tracer Range in Southington. The state-of-the-art facility is covered and heated so golf can be practiced in all types of weather. Adult Novice, Women Only, and Junior Clinics start at the beginning of each month and meet on the same day and at the same time for each of the 4-one hour sessions. Classes include fundamentals of the set-up, fundamentals of the golf swing, how to play with irons and woods, pitching, sand bunker play, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette, and much more. Students can bring their own clubs or we will provide clubs for them to use during classes.Adult Novice We offer Adult Novice classes that consist of 4 one hour sessions covering a wide variety of topics. They are designed for the beginner golfer who has yet to pick up a club, as well as the more seasoned player who is struggling to break 100 and needs to work on different areas of their game. Students may bring their own clubs or we will provide them for you. High school students ages 15 and up can sign up as well.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Toning and Shaping & Total Body Fitness - Total Body Fitness
Instructor - Susan Coffey Toning and Shaping
All age's non-aerobic workout is set to a wide assortment of music
Complete body workout utilizes both major and smaller muscle groups to develop tone, definition, flexibility and strength
Class segments include combination of stretching, body sculpting, Pilates and weight training
Exercise mat or towel and hand weights are recommended.
Total Body Fitness
Includes warm-up, toning, stretching, weight training and cardiovascular routines.
Continuous movement combined with wide variety of music is fun for all
Cardio segments incorporate moves especially designed for all ages and fitness and intensity levels.
Have fun, burn calories and reduce stress while you tone and tighten
Exercise mat or towel and hand weights are recommended.
Classes will be held in either the Town Hall Auditorium or Senior Center depending on schedule.
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Wednesday January 28, 2026
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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Parent Tot Tumbletime (18months-3 years) and Tumbling (Ages 3-5) - Tumbling (3 - 5 years old)
Miss Sherry Grech, Dance Instructor Tumbletime - For children ages 18 months - 3 years with a Parent/GuardianA creative movement class where children learn body awareness, coordination, flexibility, strength, rhythmic and motor skills. They build self esteem, independence and socialization.Tumbling - For ages 3 - 5 yearsA class where children learn stretching and strengthening exercises along with gymnastic skills, cartwheels, backbends, handstands and more.
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4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Gymnastics and Dance Classes - Tap / Ballet Class
The Next Generation of Dance Instructor: Miss JennaThis dance and gymnastics program is designed for all skill levels. Dance is such a fun environment to be in. It's a place to be you, be silly, meet new friends and have fun!!. Students will be learning a variety of dance routines during Hip Hop and will be learning lots of awesome and fun gymnastics skills during gymnastics. - Students should wear dance/gymnastic attire, bare feet & a ponytail - Both age groups' classes are gymnastics and hip-hop only. - Students need to have their hair pulled back and out of their face. - Please bring a water bottle and use the restroom prior to the start of class. - Parents/guardians will have to wait in the hallway while class is in session-Parents if your child won't be in class, please let Miss Jenna know VIA text-Parents, Miss Jenna has other classes she needs to get to after your child's class, so please be on time for pick up.
Please keep an eye out for emails regarding cancellations, updated class info and more. Miss Jenna 860 307-4066
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5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics and Dance Classes - Gymnastics and Hip Hop Ages 7 - 10
The Next Generation of Dance Instructor: Miss JennaThis dance and gymnastics program is designed for all skill levels. Dance is such a fun environment to be in. It's a place to be you, be silly, meet new friends and have fun!!. Students will be learning a variety of dance routines during Hip Hop and will be learning lots of awesome and fun gymnastics skills during gymnastics. - Students should wear dance/gymnastic attire, bare feet & a ponytail - Both age groups' classes are gymnastics and hip-hop only. - Students need to have their hair pulled back and out of their face. - Please bring a water bottle and use the restroom prior to the start of class. - Parents/guardians will have to wait in the hallway while class is in session-Parents if your child won't be in class, please let Miss Jenna know VIA text-Parents, Miss Jenna has other classes she needs to get to after your child's class, so please be on time for pick up.
Please keep an eye out for emails regarding cancellations, updated class info and more. Miss Jenna 860 307-4066
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9:30 PM - 10:30 PM
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Parent Tot Tumbletime (18months-3 years) and Tumbling (Ages 3-5) - Parent/Tot Tumbletime Class - 18 months - 3 years
Miss Sherry Grech, Dance Instructor Tumbletime - For children ages 18 months - 3 years with a Parent/GuardianA creative movement class where children learn body awareness, coordination, flexibility, strength, rhythmic and motor skills. They build self esteem, independence and socialization.Tumbling - For ages 3 - 5 yearsA class where children learn stretching and strengthening exercises along with gymnastic skills, cartwheels, backbends, handstands and more.
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Thursday January 29, 2026
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #1 Lifts Only
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #10 Sundown Passholders - Burlington Students
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #4 Lifts & Ski Rentals
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski & Snowboard Club 2026 (Burlington Residents) - #5 Lifts & Snowboard Rentals
*$25 late fee is added as of 11/7/25**If you are looking to register please email parksandrec@burlingtonct.govWHO: Burlington students in grades 5 – 12 (Harwinton Residents must register in Harwinton)https://harwintonct.myrec.com/info/default.aspx WHAT: Skiing and snowboarding at discounted rates!
Lift passes, group lessons and rental equipment are available.
Lesson package includes 5 weekly one hour group lessons for any level skier or
New skiers and boarders are required to take lessons.
Students not taking lessons must possess a solid knowledge of the sport in order to
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participants.
WHEN: Thursdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 TIME: 4-8 pm (Lessons: 5-6 pm) Make-up dates will be added for cancellationsIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Program notifications/cancellations will be communicated through E-MAIL and Text Notification
Due to a statewide shortage of bus drivers, we are unable to provide transportation for this program
Parents will be responsible to transport students to and from Ski Sundown
CHAPERONES: Chaperones needed! Chaperones ski or snowboard for free during program, Chaperones are needed for inside the lodge as well. All chaperones are required to fill out paperwork. This program cannot run without chaperones. REGISTRATION INFORMATION:1) Register online at myburlingtonrec.com and then print out and mail/drop off Ski Sundown Group Participation Information and Program Agreement form to the Parks and Recreation office OR 2) Register in person at the Parks and Recreation office during regular business hours. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 7. Late fee of $25 must be paid if received after 11/7/25 SKI SKILL LEVELS
First time on skis – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chair lift and skiing independently, making wedge turns on beginner terrain. Ready to discover linking turns, changing the size, shape, and rhythm of turns, pole use, skating, and intro to parallel turns.
Intermediate – Skiing in a small wedge or beginning parallel turns on intermediate terrain. Ready to build more confidence by skiing more turn shapes and sizes on more challenging terrain and in different conditions
Advanced – Making consistent parallel turns on advanced terrain and ready to explore all the mountain has to offer by learning the skills and tactics that it takes to ski steeper terrain, moguls, and variable snow conditions.
SNOWBOARD SKILL LEVELS
First time on snowboard – new to the sport
Novice – Riding chairlift & snowboarding independently, controlling direction & speed on beginner terrain, ready to discover speed control through heel and toe edge movements, and intro to linking turns.
Intermediate – Exploring intermediate terrain using linked turns to control direction. Ready to learn speed control through turn shape & intro to carving and ground tricks.
Advanced – Making carved turns on advanced terrain. Ready for advanced carving skills, switch riding, moguls and intro to aerials
Helmets are strongly recommended for ALL group participantsForms for purchasing helmets, goggles and ski locks are available for downloading on our website. Need equipment? Go to the Ski Swap sponsored by Ski Sundown Ski Patrol on Friday 11/7 4-9 pm, Saturday 11/8 10am-8pm and Sunday 11/9 10am-2pm.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Juniors Golf Lessons - Junior Golf Session- January
Burlington Parks and Recreation offers group lessons year-round, under the direction of Pete Stankevich, PGA Golf Professional and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at the University of Hartford. All classes will be at Chris Cote's Top Tracer Range in Southington. The state-of-the-art facility is covered and heated so golf can be practiced in all types of weather. Adult Novice, Women Only, and Junior Clinics start at the beginning of each month and meet on the same day and at the same time for each of the 4-one hour sessions. Classes include fundamentals of the set-up, fundamentals of the golf swing, how to play with irons and woods, pitching, sand bunker play, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette, and much more. Students can bring their own clubs or we will provide clubs for them to use during classes.Juniors We offer Junior Group Lessons that consist of 4 one hour sessions covering a wide variety of topics. They are designed for the junior golfer (ages 7-14) who has never played before, as well as the more experienced player who wants to learn more about the game and improve their score. Students may bring their own clubs or we will provide them for you.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Fencing Club - Fencing Club - Winter Session II
Instructor: Marc GanychNew to fencing?Join any session of class to start! Non-Competitive FencersLearn techniques to conduct basic fencing. Competitive FencersHave an opportunity to learn advanced fencing and compete local, nationally and internationally. Competitive fencers may have opportunities to fence on College teams.Equipment will be provided to start. If continuing after first month, equipment may be ordered and purchased at a discounted price.Recommended: Wear comfortable clothing, as in a gym class.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Adult Novice Golf Lessons - Adult Novice Golf- January
Burlington Parks and Recreation offers group lessons year-round, under the direction of Pete Stankevich, PGA Golf Professional and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at the University of Hartford. All classes will be at Chris Cote's Top Tracer Range in Southington. The state-of-the-art facility is covered and heated so golf can be practiced in all types of weather. Adult Novice, Women Only, and Junior Clinics start at the beginning of each month and meet on the same day and at the same time for each of the 4-one hour sessions. Classes include fundamentals of the set-up, fundamentals of the golf swing, how to play with irons and woods, pitching, sand bunker play, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette, and much more. Students can bring their own clubs or we will provide clubs for them to use during classes.Adult Novice We offer Adult Novice classes that consist of 4 one hour sessions covering a wide variety of topics. They are designed for the beginner golfer who has yet to pick up a club, as well as the more seasoned player who is struggling to break 100 and needs to work on different areas of their game. Students may bring their own clubs or we will provide them for you. High school students ages 15 and up can sign up as well.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Toning and Shaping & Total Body Fitness - Total Body Fitness
Instructor - Susan Coffey Toning and Shaping
All age's non-aerobic workout is set to a wide assortment of music
Complete body workout utilizes both major and smaller muscle groups to develop tone, definition, flexibility and strength
Class segments include combination of stretching, body sculpting, Pilates and weight training
Exercise mat or towel and hand weights are recommended.
Total Body Fitness
Includes warm-up, toning, stretching, weight training and cardiovascular routines.
Continuous movement combined with wide variety of music is fun for all
Cardio segments incorporate moves especially designed for all ages and fitness and intensity levels.
Have fun, burn calories and reduce stress while you tone and tighten
Exercise mat or towel and hand weights are recommended.
Classes will be held in either the Town Hall Auditorium or Senior Center depending on schedule.
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