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Tuesday February 3, 2026
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Drop In 2/3
A Vinyasa Flow Yoga class taught from an anatomical and aligned standpoint. Great for all levels, even better for beginners to help break or avoid improper postural patterns. The class will have a therapeutic approach amid focus on bringing harmony between mind and body. Linking breath to gentle movement sequences helping to improve mobility at a lower intensity all while allowing your heart rate to increase. Sequences will vary from class to class with offerings of various yogic breath techniques and guided relaxation allowing for a deep sense of mindfulness, self-connection and ease.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Tuesdays - Winter 2026
A Vinyasa Flow Yoga class taught from an anatomical and aligned standpoint. Great for all levels, even better for beginners to help break or avoid improper postural patterns. The class will have a therapeutic approach amid focus on bringing harmony between mind and body. Linking breath to gentle movement sequences helping to improve mobility at a lower intensity all while allowing your heart rate to increase. Sequences will vary from class to class with offerings of various yogic breath techniques and guided relaxation allowing for a deep sense of mindfulness, self-connection and ease.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Backyard Discovery - Winter - Grades K-5
The leaves have all fallen and many of the animals who call the woods their home have settled in for their long winter nap but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to see and do outside in the Winter months! We will look for birds, hunt for animal tracks and investigate snow! Join us as we discover all this and more! Each day will consist of a craft, a story and an adventure in our big back yard, the Ashland State Park! Please dress accordingly for the weather, we will go outside daily unless there are unsafe weather conditions. Staff is first aid/CPR certified and will carry a cell phone and first aid kit on all trips.Parents do NOT have to stay for class but are always welcome to join us on our daily adventures.
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Wednesday February 4, 2026
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2:00 PM - 7:15 PM
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Ski Club Grades 3-5 (Nashoba Valley) - Nashoba Valley Bus and Lift Ticket
Program General Information The Recreation Department is happy to offer an after school ski club to David Mindess School students. The program is for Ashland students grades 3-5. Students will ski/board at Nashoba Valley Ski Area after school on six Wednesdays starting January 7thAge Requirements: Afternoon ski club for students in Grades 3-5.Group Lessons: Traditional lesson for beginner and intermediate skiers with one instructor teaching to their group of students. Students will be placed in a lesson with students of similar age and ability. The lesson groups will consist of students from other schools, recreation departments and online registrations. Snowboard Lessons are not available at this time.Class Placement/Class Size: When registering for lessons participants will be asked their ability level (Never Skied, Beginner & Intermediate). On the first day students will have a "ski off" to demonstrate their skills in order to be placed in the appropriate group level. If after the first day the instructor feels the student needs to have an adjustment for their class placement an adjustment will be made. Lesson Meeting Place: Ski lessons meet out on the snow in front of the Rental Shop. Please note that classes may begin and end on different slopes.Postponements and Make-Ups: Please be sure to inform the parents that children need to be dressed for the elements, esp. rain, snow, or extreme cold. In the case of a postponement, the class will be made up at the end of the session. Lessons are offered on scheduled program dates. If a scheduled week is canceled by Nashoba Valley Ski Area, we will offer a make-up date to the programs. Equipment RentalIf you choose to rent directly from Nashoba Valley a representatives from Nashoba Valley will come to the Community Center here in Ashland for an equipment fitting night at Ashland Community Center in December. They will size/fit and order ski rentals from Nashoba Valley. Equipment will stay at Nashoba Valley and your child will sign it out and return it weekly at Nashoba Valley. If you miss the fitting night and would like to rent skis from Nashoba Valley, you must take your child to Nashoba Valley before the program begins to be fit. SEASON RENTALS:You can also choose to rent from local businesses for the entire winter: Ski Barn in Westboro, Boston Ski and Tennis in Westboro, Ski Haus in Framingham and Village Ski & Snowboard are great options. Costs vary depending on location.Badges/Lift Tickets: In lieu of a lift ticket all students are issued a plastic badge that must be attached visibly to the student’s jacket. Badges will be collected weekly by chaperons at the end of the trip, there is a $5 charge to replace a lost badge. Release Form: Each participant is required to submit a Snow Sports Release Form each year. If there are any participants who have not signed the waiver they will not be able to participate in the program. ALL SALES FINAL, refunds only issued if your child's seat on the bus is filled by a participant from the wait list.
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Buildwave - Warren Winter 2026
Want to foster your child's interest in STEM, while igniting their creative spark at the same time?Buildwave is a creative building program that feels like a video game! Over the course of 8 sessions students create with over 50 different building materials, including Lego®, PlusPlus®, and custom-made Buildwave materials. Each session of the program is a new “level” of the Buildwave game, with an audiovisual setup featuring animations and music that guide students through the different building waves. As your child creates with wave after wave of new objects, they build creative confidence, become better collaborators, and encounter design and engineering fundamentals in a unique and memorable context
Learn more by visiting our websitewww.buildwave.com
General Information
Location: Warren School, Computer RoomDate: Wednesdays, January 14 - March 11 (no class on 2/18)Time: 3:30-4:30pmGrades: K-2Cost: $260Location: Mindess School, Library Center Date: Thursdays, January 15 - March 12 (no class on 2/19)Time: 2:10-3:10pmGrades: 3-5Cost: $260Register by January 7th and save $20
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski Club Grades 6-12 (Wachusett) - 2025 Wachusett Ski Bus
Registration opens on October 15thThe Recreation Department is excited to offer another year of our ski club to the students of Ashland.The Wachusett Ski Club program is for Ashland Students in grades 6-12. Participants ski at Wachusett Mountain on Wednesday evenings, January 7- February 11th, 2026. Students depart on coach buses for the mountain directly from their school after dismissal.Registration requires TWO purchases:Step 1: Bus Pass, register below - after December 1st, a $20 late fee will be applied.Step 2: Lift ticket directly from Wachusett Mountain via their website. You must purchase a bus pass before you are able to purchase a school group lift ticket. The invoice for the bus pass will contain the access code needed to purchase your school group discounted lift badge.Cost of the lift ticket is $195.This will increase by $30 on December 1st.Need to rent equipment?Here are two options:Rent from Wachusett Mountain via their website. Skis, snowboards and helmets are available to rent. If you choose this option, your child will pick up and drop of the skis at Wachusett Mountain on each trip. This rental option is the most convenient choice for kids who plan to ski only during ski club.Rent from a local store. Ski Barn Westboro, Boston Ski and Tennis Westboro, Ski Barn, Shrewsbury or Village Ski, Franklin are great locations. This option is great if your child plans to ski throughout the winter, not just during ski club. Costs vary depending on location.Ski and Board LessonsLessons are available to purchase directly from Wachusett Mountain via their website.Questions?Lift badges, rental equipment and lesson questions can be answered by calling Group Sales at Wachusett Mountain: 978-464-2300 x3550Detailed program instructions regarding departure and return policies will be sent by December 31st.Important Safety MessagePlease check out this important safety message brought to you from our friends at Wachusett Mountain and UMASS Memorial Health Care.
General Information
Location: Bus departs from Ashland Middle School at 3:00 PM for Mt. WachusettTimes: Lift tickets valid 4:00-8:00 PM, Parent pick up at Ashland Middle School 9:00 PMDates: Wednesdays, January 7 - February 11Grades: 6-12Bus Fee: $225Lift Ticket: $195Optional items:6 week ski or snowboard rental: $996 week helmet rental: $276 week one hour lesson: $102Terrain Park: $5Badge Insurance: $39ALL SALES FINAL, refunds only issued if your child's seat on the bus is filled by a participant from the wait list.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Ski Club Grades 3-5 (Nashoba Valley) - Ski Lessons
Program General Information The Recreation Department is happy to offer an after school ski club to David Mindess School students. The program is for Ashland students grades 3-5. Students will ski/board at Nashoba Valley Ski Area after school on six Wednesdays starting January 7thAge Requirements: Afternoon ski club for students in Grades 3-5.Group Lessons: Traditional lesson for beginner and intermediate skiers with one instructor teaching to their group of students. Students will be placed in a lesson with students of similar age and ability. The lesson groups will consist of students from other schools, recreation departments and online registrations. Snowboard Lessons are not available at this time.Class Placement/Class Size: When registering for lessons participants will be asked their ability level (Never Skied, Beginner & Intermediate). On the first day students will have a "ski off" to demonstrate their skills in order to be placed in the appropriate group level. If after the first day the instructor feels the student needs to have an adjustment for their class placement an adjustment will be made. Lesson Meeting Place: Ski lessons meet out on the snow in front of the Rental Shop. Please note that classes may begin and end on different slopes.Postponements and Make-Ups: Please be sure to inform the parents that children need to be dressed for the elements, esp. rain, snow, or extreme cold. In the case of a postponement, the class will be made up at the end of the session. Lessons are offered on scheduled program dates. If a scheduled week is canceled by Nashoba Valley Ski Area, we will offer a make-up date to the programs. Equipment RentalIf you choose to rent directly from Nashoba Valley a representatives from Nashoba Valley will come to the Community Center here in Ashland for an equipment fitting night at Ashland Community Center in December. They will size/fit and order ski rentals from Nashoba Valley. Equipment will stay at Nashoba Valley and your child will sign it out and return it weekly at Nashoba Valley. If you miss the fitting night and would like to rent skis from Nashoba Valley, you must take your child to Nashoba Valley before the program begins to be fit. SEASON RENTALS:You can also choose to rent from local businesses for the entire winter: Ski Barn in Westboro, Boston Ski and Tennis in Westboro, Ski Haus in Framingham and Village Ski & Snowboard are great options. Costs vary depending on location.Badges/Lift Tickets: In lieu of a lift ticket all students are issued a plastic badge that must be attached visibly to the student’s jacket. Badges will be collected weekly by chaperons at the end of the trip, there is a $5 charge to replace a lost badge. Release Form: Each participant is required to submit a Snow Sports Release Form each year. If there are any participants who have not signed the waiver they will not be able to participate in the program. ALL SALES FINAL, refunds only issued if your child's seat on the bus is filled by a participant from the wait list.
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Thursday February 5, 2026
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Backyard Discovery - Winter - Ages 3.5 - 6
The leaves have all fallen and many of the animals who call the woods their home have settled in for their long winter nap but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to see and do outside in the Winter months! We will look for birds, hunt for animal tracks and investigate snow! Join us as we discover all this and more! Each day will consist of a craft, a story and an adventure in our big back yard, the Ashland State Park! Please dress accordingly for the weather, we will go outside daily unless there are unsafe weather conditions. Staff is first aid/CPR certified and will carry a cell phone and first aid kit on all trips.Parents do NOT have to stay for class but are always welcome to join us on our daily adventures.
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2:10 PM - 3:10 PM
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Buildwave - Mindess Winter 2026
Want to foster your child's interest in STEM, while igniting their creative spark at the same time?Buildwave is a creative building program that feels like a video game! Over the course of 8 sessions students create with over 50 different building materials, including Lego®, PlusPlus®, and custom-made Buildwave materials. Each session of the program is a new “level” of the Buildwave game, with an audiovisual setup featuring animations and music that guide students through the different building waves. As your child creates with wave after wave of new objects, they build creative confidence, become better collaborators, and encounter design and engineering fundamentals in a unique and memorable context
Learn more by visiting our websitewww.buildwave.com
General Information
Location: Warren School, Computer RoomDate: Wednesdays, January 14 - March 11 (no class on 2/18)Time: 3:30-4:30pmGrades: K-2Cost: $260Location: Mindess School, Library Center Date: Thursdays, January 15 - March 12 (no class on 2/19)Time: 2:10-3:10pmGrades: 3-5Cost: $260Register by January 7th and save $20
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Drop In 2/5
A Vinyasa Flow Yoga class taught from an anatomical and aligned standpoint. Great for all levels, even better for beginners to help break or avoid improper postural patterns. The class will have a therapeutic approach amid focus on bringing harmony between mind and body. Linking breath to gentle movement sequences helping to improve mobility at a lower intensity all while allowing your heart rate to increase. Sequences will vary from class to class with offerings of various yogic breath techniques and guided relaxation allowing for a deep sense of mindfulness, self-connection and ease.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Thursdays - Winter 2026
A Vinyasa Flow Yoga class taught from an anatomical and aligned standpoint. Great for all levels, even better for beginners to help break or avoid improper postural patterns. The class will have a therapeutic approach amid focus on bringing harmony between mind and body. Linking breath to gentle movement sequences helping to improve mobility at a lower intensity all while allowing your heart rate to increase. Sequences will vary from class to class with offerings of various yogic breath techniques and guided relaxation allowing for a deep sense of mindfulness, self-connection and ease.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Kids' Test Kitchen - Winter 2026
Kids’ Test Kitchen is on a mission to get young eaters cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients!We present kids the opportunity to explore new or familiar foods in their raw, unmanipulated state. Then, working as a team, they’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until they’ve prepared the finished dish. Class closes with opportunity to taste the result of their hard work. Students receive a printed recipe card and the focal ingredient - or a sample of the finished dish - so they can show off what they learned!Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy Kids' Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one's own. Lessons are planned to celebrate seasonal produce, whole grains, and legumes. Yes – join us again! Each scheduled series of classes offers fresh new recipes to prepare and explore!Kids have food allergies, but they shouldn’t miss out on the fun. We know allergies and can work around them, making sure that everyone is having fun and staying safe.*Please clearly disclose all food allergies and/or dietary restrictions upon registration. Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchenRegister by January 20th and save $20!
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Charcuterie Board Workshop - February 5, 2026
Hosted by: Red Apron Charcuterie
1 hour 20 mins, interactive workshop on how to create a charcuterie board
Take-home cheat sheet with tips & tricks on arranging, styling, and pairing meats & cheeses
All ingredients to make their board, including 3 assorted cheeses, 2 cured meats, fruits, crackers, nuts, jam, and more
10" Palm Leaf Platter - to take home
Boxes to take people’s charcuterie home
A Grazing board for everyone to enjoy with the finest New England products, such as honey from Top Sun Farm from Stoughton, MA and natural chocolates from Wright Old School Chocolate from Walpole, MA.
Thursday, February 5th: 6:30p-8:00p (Any cancellations must be made a week prior) Location: Ashland Recreation Center
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Tuesday February 10, 2026
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Seasonal Preschool Crafts - Valentines Crafts
Join us for a sweet Valentine’s Day craft just for preschoolers! Little hands will have fun creating simple, love-filled projects while practicing creativity and fine motor skills. It’s a fun and festive way to celebrate Valentine’s Day together!Open to kids age 2-6 with an adult caregiver.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Tuesdays - Winter 2026
A Vinyasa Flow Yoga class taught from an anatomical and aligned standpoint. Great for all levels, even better for beginners to help break or avoid improper postural patterns. The class will have a therapeutic approach amid focus on bringing harmony between mind and body. Linking breath to gentle movement sequences helping to improve mobility at a lower intensity all while allowing your heart rate to increase. Sequences will vary from class to class with offerings of various yogic breath techniques and guided relaxation allowing for a deep sense of mindfulness, self-connection and ease.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Backyard Discovery - Winter - Grades K-5
The leaves have all fallen and many of the animals who call the woods their home have settled in for their long winter nap but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to see and do outside in the Winter months! We will look for birds, hunt for animal tracks and investigate snow! Join us as we discover all this and more! Each day will consist of a craft, a story and an adventure in our big back yard, the Ashland State Park! Please dress accordingly for the weather, we will go outside daily unless there are unsafe weather conditions. Staff is first aid/CPR certified and will carry a cell phone and first aid kit on all trips.Parents do NOT have to stay for class but are always welcome to join us on our daily adventures.
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Wednesday February 11, 2026
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2:00 PM - 7:15 PM
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Ski Club Grades 3-5 (Nashoba Valley) - Nashoba Valley Bus and Lift Ticket
Program General Information The Recreation Department is happy to offer an after school ski club to David Mindess School students. The program is for Ashland students grades 3-5. Students will ski/board at Nashoba Valley Ski Area after school on six Wednesdays starting January 7thAge Requirements: Afternoon ski club for students in Grades 3-5.Group Lessons: Traditional lesson for beginner and intermediate skiers with one instructor teaching to their group of students. Students will be placed in a lesson with students of similar age and ability. The lesson groups will consist of students from other schools, recreation departments and online registrations. Snowboard Lessons are not available at this time.Class Placement/Class Size: When registering for lessons participants will be asked their ability level (Never Skied, Beginner & Intermediate). On the first day students will have a "ski off" to demonstrate their skills in order to be placed in the appropriate group level. If after the first day the instructor feels the student needs to have an adjustment for their class placement an adjustment will be made. Lesson Meeting Place: Ski lessons meet out on the snow in front of the Rental Shop. Please note that classes may begin and end on different slopes.Postponements and Make-Ups: Please be sure to inform the parents that children need to be dressed for the elements, esp. rain, snow, or extreme cold. In the case of a postponement, the class will be made up at the end of the session. Lessons are offered on scheduled program dates. If a scheduled week is canceled by Nashoba Valley Ski Area, we will offer a make-up date to the programs. Equipment RentalIf you choose to rent directly from Nashoba Valley a representatives from Nashoba Valley will come to the Community Center here in Ashland for an equipment fitting night at Ashland Community Center in December. They will size/fit and order ski rentals from Nashoba Valley. Equipment will stay at Nashoba Valley and your child will sign it out and return it weekly at Nashoba Valley. If you miss the fitting night and would like to rent skis from Nashoba Valley, you must take your child to Nashoba Valley before the program begins to be fit. SEASON RENTALS:You can also choose to rent from local businesses for the entire winter: Ski Barn in Westboro, Boston Ski and Tennis in Westboro, Ski Haus in Framingham and Village Ski & Snowboard are great options. Costs vary depending on location.Badges/Lift Tickets: In lieu of a lift ticket all students are issued a plastic badge that must be attached visibly to the student’s jacket. Badges will be collected weekly by chaperons at the end of the trip, there is a $5 charge to replace a lost badge. Release Form: Each participant is required to submit a Snow Sports Release Form each year. If there are any participants who have not signed the waiver they will not be able to participate in the program. ALL SALES FINAL, refunds only issued if your child's seat on the bus is filled by a participant from the wait list.
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Buildwave - Warren Winter 2026
Want to foster your child's interest in STEM, while igniting their creative spark at the same time?Buildwave is a creative building program that feels like a video game! Over the course of 8 sessions students create with over 50 different building materials, including Lego®, PlusPlus®, and custom-made Buildwave materials. Each session of the program is a new “level” of the Buildwave game, with an audiovisual setup featuring animations and music that guide students through the different building waves. As your child creates with wave after wave of new objects, they build creative confidence, become better collaborators, and encounter design and engineering fundamentals in a unique and memorable context
Learn more by visiting our websitewww.buildwave.com
General Information
Location: Warren School, Computer RoomDate: Wednesdays, January 14 - March 11 (no class on 2/18)Time: 3:30-4:30pmGrades: K-2Cost: $260Location: Mindess School, Library Center Date: Thursdays, January 15 - March 12 (no class on 2/19)Time: 2:10-3:10pmGrades: 3-5Cost: $260Register by January 7th and save $20
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4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Ski Club Grades 6-12 (Wachusett) - 2025 Wachusett Ski Bus
Registration opens on October 15thThe Recreation Department is excited to offer another year of our ski club to the students of Ashland.The Wachusett Ski Club program is for Ashland Students in grades 6-12. Participants ski at Wachusett Mountain on Wednesday evenings, January 7- February 11th, 2026. Students depart on coach buses for the mountain directly from their school after dismissal.Registration requires TWO purchases:Step 1: Bus Pass, register below - after December 1st, a $20 late fee will be applied.Step 2: Lift ticket directly from Wachusett Mountain via their website. You must purchase a bus pass before you are able to purchase a school group lift ticket. The invoice for the bus pass will contain the access code needed to purchase your school group discounted lift badge.Cost of the lift ticket is $195.This will increase by $30 on December 1st.Need to rent equipment?Here are two options:Rent from Wachusett Mountain via their website. Skis, snowboards and helmets are available to rent. If you choose this option, your child will pick up and drop of the skis at Wachusett Mountain on each trip. This rental option is the most convenient choice for kids who plan to ski only during ski club.Rent from a local store. Ski Barn Westboro, Boston Ski and Tennis Westboro, Ski Barn, Shrewsbury or Village Ski, Franklin are great locations. This option is great if your child plans to ski throughout the winter, not just during ski club. Costs vary depending on location.Ski and Board LessonsLessons are available to purchase directly from Wachusett Mountain via their website.Questions?Lift badges, rental equipment and lesson questions can be answered by calling Group Sales at Wachusett Mountain: 978-464-2300 x3550Detailed program instructions regarding departure and return policies will be sent by December 31st.Important Safety MessagePlease check out this important safety message brought to you from our friends at Wachusett Mountain and UMASS Memorial Health Care.
General Information
Location: Bus departs from Ashland Middle School at 3:00 PM for Mt. WachusettTimes: Lift tickets valid 4:00-8:00 PM, Parent pick up at Ashland Middle School 9:00 PMDates: Wednesdays, January 7 - February 11Grades: 6-12Bus Fee: $225Lift Ticket: $195Optional items:6 week ski or snowboard rental: $996 week helmet rental: $276 week one hour lesson: $102Terrain Park: $5Badge Insurance: $39ALL SALES FINAL, refunds only issued if your child's seat on the bus is filled by a participant from the wait list.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Ski Club Grades 3-5 (Nashoba Valley) - Ski Lessons
Program General Information The Recreation Department is happy to offer an after school ski club to David Mindess School students. The program is for Ashland students grades 3-5. Students will ski/board at Nashoba Valley Ski Area after school on six Wednesdays starting January 7thAge Requirements: Afternoon ski club for students in Grades 3-5.Group Lessons: Traditional lesson for beginner and intermediate skiers with one instructor teaching to their group of students. Students will be placed in a lesson with students of similar age and ability. The lesson groups will consist of students from other schools, recreation departments and online registrations. Snowboard Lessons are not available at this time.Class Placement/Class Size: When registering for lessons participants will be asked their ability level (Never Skied, Beginner & Intermediate). On the first day students will have a "ski off" to demonstrate their skills in order to be placed in the appropriate group level. If after the first day the instructor feels the student needs to have an adjustment for their class placement an adjustment will be made. Lesson Meeting Place: Ski lessons meet out on the snow in front of the Rental Shop. Please note that classes may begin and end on different slopes.Postponements and Make-Ups: Please be sure to inform the parents that children need to be dressed for the elements, esp. rain, snow, or extreme cold. In the case of a postponement, the class will be made up at the end of the session. Lessons are offered on scheduled program dates. If a scheduled week is canceled by Nashoba Valley Ski Area, we will offer a make-up date to the programs. Equipment RentalIf you choose to rent directly from Nashoba Valley a representatives from Nashoba Valley will come to the Community Center here in Ashland for an equipment fitting night at Ashland Community Center in December. They will size/fit and order ski rentals from Nashoba Valley. Equipment will stay at Nashoba Valley and your child will sign it out and return it weekly at Nashoba Valley. If you miss the fitting night and would like to rent skis from Nashoba Valley, you must take your child to Nashoba Valley before the program begins to be fit. SEASON RENTALS:You can also choose to rent from local businesses for the entire winter: Ski Barn in Westboro, Boston Ski and Tennis in Westboro, Ski Haus in Framingham and Village Ski & Snowboard are great options. Costs vary depending on location.Badges/Lift Tickets: In lieu of a lift ticket all students are issued a plastic badge that must be attached visibly to the student’s jacket. Badges will be collected weekly by chaperons at the end of the trip, there is a $5 charge to replace a lost badge. Release Form: Each participant is required to submit a Snow Sports Release Form each year. If there are any participants who have not signed the waiver they will not be able to participate in the program. ALL SALES FINAL, refunds only issued if your child's seat on the bus is filled by a participant from the wait list.
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Thursday February 12, 2026
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Backyard Discovery - Winter - Ages 3.5 - 6
The leaves have all fallen and many of the animals who call the woods their home have settled in for their long winter nap but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to see and do outside in the Winter months! We will look for birds, hunt for animal tracks and investigate snow! Join us as we discover all this and more! Each day will consist of a craft, a story and an adventure in our big back yard, the Ashland State Park! Please dress accordingly for the weather, we will go outside daily unless there are unsafe weather conditions. Staff is first aid/CPR certified and will carry a cell phone and first aid kit on all trips.Parents do NOT have to stay for class but are always welcome to join us on our daily adventures.
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2:10 PM - 3:10 PM
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Buildwave - Mindess Winter 2026
Want to foster your child's interest in STEM, while igniting their creative spark at the same time?Buildwave is a creative building program that feels like a video game! Over the course of 8 sessions students create with over 50 different building materials, including Lego®, PlusPlus®, and custom-made Buildwave materials. Each session of the program is a new “level” of the Buildwave game, with an audiovisual setup featuring animations and music that guide students through the different building waves. As your child creates with wave after wave of new objects, they build creative confidence, become better collaborators, and encounter design and engineering fundamentals in a unique and memorable context
Learn more by visiting our websitewww.buildwave.com
General Information
Location: Warren School, Computer RoomDate: Wednesdays, January 14 - March 11 (no class on 2/18)Time: 3:30-4:30pmGrades: K-2Cost: $260Location: Mindess School, Library Center Date: Thursdays, January 15 - March 12 (no class on 2/19)Time: 2:10-3:10pmGrades: 3-5Cost: $260Register by January 7th and save $20
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Thursdays - Winter 2026
A Vinyasa Flow Yoga class taught from an anatomical and aligned standpoint. Great for all levels, even better for beginners to help break or avoid improper postural patterns. The class will have a therapeutic approach amid focus on bringing harmony between mind and body. Linking breath to gentle movement sequences helping to improve mobility at a lower intensity all while allowing your heart rate to increase. Sequences will vary from class to class with offerings of various yogic breath techniques and guided relaxation allowing for a deep sense of mindfulness, self-connection and ease.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Kids' Test Kitchen - Winter 2026
Kids’ Test Kitchen is on a mission to get young eaters cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients!We present kids the opportunity to explore new or familiar foods in their raw, unmanipulated state. Then, working as a team, they’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until they’ve prepared the finished dish. Class closes with opportunity to taste the result of their hard work. Students receive a printed recipe card and the focal ingredient - or a sample of the finished dish - so they can show off what they learned!Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy Kids' Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one's own. Lessons are planned to celebrate seasonal produce, whole grains, and legumes. Yes – join us again! Each scheduled series of classes offers fresh new recipes to prepare and explore!Kids have food allergies, but they shouldn’t miss out on the fun. We know allergies and can work around them, making sure that everyone is having fun and staying safe.*Please clearly disclose all food allergies and/or dietary restrictions upon registration. Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchenRegister by January 20th and save $20!
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Wednesday February 25, 2026
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Buildwave - Warren Winter 2026
Want to foster your child's interest in STEM, while igniting their creative spark at the same time?Buildwave is a creative building program that feels like a video game! Over the course of 8 sessions students create with over 50 different building materials, including Lego®, PlusPlus®, and custom-made Buildwave materials. Each session of the program is a new “level” of the Buildwave game, with an audiovisual setup featuring animations and music that guide students through the different building waves. As your child creates with wave after wave of new objects, they build creative confidence, become better collaborators, and encounter design and engineering fundamentals in a unique and memorable context
Learn more by visiting our websitewww.buildwave.com
General Information
Location: Warren School, Computer RoomDate: Wednesdays, January 14 - March 11 (no class on 2/18)Time: 3:30-4:30pmGrades: K-2Cost: $260Location: Mindess School, Library Center Date: Thursdays, January 15 - March 12 (no class on 2/19)Time: 2:10-3:10pmGrades: 3-5Cost: $260Register by January 7th and save $20
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Community Paint Night - February Community Paint Night
Join the Recreation Staff for a fun evening and and let your imagination flow onto the canvas! Each artist will receive a blank 16" x 20" canvas, and all the necessary supplies (easel, paint brushes, paint etc) to complete the project under the guidance of the instructor.Whether you’re a complete beginner or you already love to paint this event is for everyone.Artists ages 6 & under must be accompanied by an adult.
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Thursday February 26, 2026
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Backyard Discovery - Winter - Ages 3.5 - 6
The leaves have all fallen and many of the animals who call the woods their home have settled in for their long winter nap but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to see and do outside in the Winter months! We will look for birds, hunt for animal tracks and investigate snow! Join us as we discover all this and more! Each day will consist of a craft, a story and an adventure in our big back yard, the Ashland State Park! Please dress accordingly for the weather, we will go outside daily unless there are unsafe weather conditions. Staff is first aid/CPR certified and will carry a cell phone and first aid kit on all trips.Parents do NOT have to stay for class but are always welcome to join us on our daily adventures.
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2:10 PM - 3:10 PM
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Buildwave - Mindess Winter 2026
Want to foster your child's interest in STEM, while igniting their creative spark at the same time?Buildwave is a creative building program that feels like a video game! Over the course of 8 sessions students create with over 50 different building materials, including Lego®, PlusPlus®, and custom-made Buildwave materials. Each session of the program is a new “level” of the Buildwave game, with an audiovisual setup featuring animations and music that guide students through the different building waves. As your child creates with wave after wave of new objects, they build creative confidence, become better collaborators, and encounter design and engineering fundamentals in a unique and memorable context
Learn more by visiting our websitewww.buildwave.com
General Information
Location: Warren School, Computer RoomDate: Wednesdays, January 14 - March 11 (no class on 2/18)Time: 3:30-4:30pmGrades: K-2Cost: $260Location: Mindess School, Library Center Date: Thursdays, January 15 - March 12 (no class on 2/19)Time: 2:10-3:10pmGrades: 3-5Cost: $260Register by January 7th and save $20
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Kids' Test Kitchen - Winter 2026
Kids’ Test Kitchen is on a mission to get young eaters cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients!We present kids the opportunity to explore new or familiar foods in their raw, unmanipulated state. Then, working as a team, they’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until they’ve prepared the finished dish. Class closes with opportunity to taste the result of their hard work. Students receive a printed recipe card and the focal ingredient - or a sample of the finished dish - so they can show off what they learned!Even the most reluctant eaters enjoy Kids' Test Kitchen, where participation is encouraged, and the choice to taste is always one's own. Lessons are planned to celebrate seasonal produce, whole grains, and legumes. Yes – join us again! Each scheduled series of classes offers fresh new recipes to prepare and explore!Kids have food allergies, but they shouldn’t miss out on the fun. We know allergies and can work around them, making sure that everyone is having fun and staying safe.*Please clearly disclose all food allergies and/or dietary restrictions upon registration. Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchenRegister by January 20th and save $20!
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