Fall 2022 PROGRAMS ACTIVITIES SPECIAL EVENTS - Town of Bloomfield CT
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Fall 2022
PROGRAMS ACTIVITIES SPECIAL EVENTS
BLOOMFIELDCT.MYREC.COM
860.243.2923
RECREATION@BLOOMFIELDCT.ORG
Preschool Tumble Class with World Cup Connecticut Creature Feature, Volume 2 + Bugs!:
Ages 2-4 Mad Science Workshops
Wednesdays Sept. 21st-Oct. 19th Ages 3.5-5
6:30pm-7:15pm Saturday Oct. 29th
$40/ Child 11am-12pm
111 W. Dudley Town Road Bloomfield $30/Two 30min Workshops
Preschool
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Preschool tumble class is designed to encourage whole body
exercise, including development in strength, flexibility, and Creature Feature, Volume 2 - This class explores the many
coordination. Classes are structured, but not rigid so that different characteristics of animals and why they exist. What
children are able to channel their physical energy while learning features can we use to identify different animals? Creature
Programs
to socialize with other students in a safe and fun environment. Feature Volume 2 focuses mostly on how animals camouflage
*This program is located at 111 W. Dudley Town Rd.* themselves from predators.
All tumbling instructors, from World Cup Connecticut Bugs! - Children are introduced to the world of entomology.
competitive cheerleading gym, are USASF certified in tumbling Examining real specimens and models help children familiarize
instruction of all levels. themselves with insect anatomy. They discover that insects
have specific body parts that set them apart from other
arthropods. An insect habitat match-up helps children
understand how insects adapt to their environment. They learn
how insects defend themselves and pollinate plants
Smart Start Basketball Creature Feature, Volume 1 + Animal Friends: Space Frontiers + Energy and Motion:
Ages 3-7 Mad Science Workshops Mad Science Workshops
Fridays Sept. 16th-Oct. 14th Ages 3.5-5 Ages 3.5-5
Oct. 28th- Dec. 2nd Saturday Oct. 8th Saturday Nov. 11th
5:30pm-6:15pm 11am-12pm 11am-12pm
$50/Session $30/Two 30min Workshops $30/Two 30min Workshops
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Smart Start Basketball teaches the fundamentals on how to Space Frontiers - Take your group on a trip through the solar
play organized basketball. This program focuses on teaching Creature Feature, Volume 1 - This portion explores the many system and sign them up for the Mad Science Astronaut in
children and their parents to improve basic skills such as different characteristics of animals and why they exist. What training program where they will learn all about the elements
dribbling, passing, and shooting. features can we use to identify different animals? Creature of space. Students will even get to take their very own mini
Feature Volume 1 focuses on identifying animals based on size, rocket home.
One parent/guardian must participate with the child. where they live, and types of body covering.
Energy and Motion- Children explore the concept of energy and
Animal Friends - Interactive and hands-on activities will assist how energy gets things moving in this workshop that uses toys
preschoolers with this introduction to animals. After this to help explain simple energy ideas. They will take home toys
workshop children will understand that: animals make different called “Boinks” that will help them remember how energy and
sounds and noises; animals have different types of coverings for motion are related.
their bodies such as fur, scales and feathers; animals look
different from the time that they are babies to when they are
adults.
Mommy & Me Drop In Paws and Pages Wtih the Ct humane society
Sponsored by the Family Resource Center Ages 3-5
Ages Birth-5 Saturday Oct. 15th
Tuesdays Sept. 20th-June 6th 10am-11am
Thursdays Oct. 13th-May 25th $2/Child
10am-12pm Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
The Paws and Pages program is designed for early learners
Open gym time for parents, daycare providers and preschoolers interested in pets. A Connecticut Humane Society Humane
to spend quality playtime together. Visit with other Family Educator will share a pet-themed book and then lead an
Resource Center parents while your children play. interactive discussion about safe and kind interactions with the
type of companion animal featured in the book.
This is a zero cost program however, pre-registration is
required. *Important note- no live animals will be at the programs for
safety, allergy and distraction concerns. Instead, life-sized plush
pets for hands-on demonstration and interactive learning.
Jukido - Fall Session American Red Cross Emergency Preparedness
Ages 6-15 Training-
Mon. Only, Weds. only or Both Mon.+ Weds. Prepare with Pedro
Session 1: Sept. 26th-Nov. 16th (No Class 10/10) Grades K-2
Youth
Session 2: Nov. 28th-Jan 11th (No Class 12/26 & 1/2)
Saturday Oct. 29th
6pm-7pm
10am-11am
$60/One Day a Week $100/ Two Days a Week
Free
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Jukido is a jujitsu system of maximum efficiency in self-defense.
Programs
We stress anti-bullying strategies and emphasize building Preparedness program for K=2nd grade students. Follow
confidence. Our techniques use the attacker’s strength against Pedro the Penguin and his friends as they learn how to
them by a targeted use of leverage and motion. All instructors take action during an emergency.
are certified black belts with additional training to teach this
amazing art. Jukido is a group activity with individual progress
and attention. Everyone is encouraged to do their personal best.
Classes, while disciplined, are fun! For more information you can
contact Sensei Philip Brennan at Bloomfieldjukido@yahoo.com
Basketball Development Skills American Red Cross Emergency Preparedness
Session 1: Fridays Sept. 16th- Oct. 14th Training-
Session 2: Fridays Oct. 28th - Dec. 2nd (No Class 11/25) Pillowcase Project
Grades 3-5: 6:30pm-7:30pm Grades 3-5
Grades 6-8: 7:45pm-8:45pm Saturday Oct. 29th
$75/Resident 11am-12pm
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Free
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
Basketball Development Skills is a program for grades 3-8 with a
Preparedness program for 3rd-5th grade students that covers
focus on developing offensive and defense skills.
local hazards, coping skills and family preparedness through a
"Learn, Practice, Share" framework.
Each lesson, taught by coach Travis Waldon, will introduce one or
more of the skills necessary to play the game of basketball.
After School Program Fall Session Family Open Gym & Night Ball Winter Break Camp
Grades 5-8 Grades K-6 Grades K-8
Monday-Friday Sept. 19th-Jan. 13th Grades 7-12 Monday Dec. 22nd- Friday Dec. 30th
3pm-6pm Oct. 1st - June 16th 8am-5:30pm
$140/child $10 One Time Membership Fee Tuesday s- 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm - Grades - 7-12 $75/Resident
Alvin and Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Wednesdays - 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm - Grades K-6 Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
Thursdays - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm - Grades 9-12
This program is designed for youth in grades 5-8 and operates Fridays - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm - Grades 7-12 Looking for something to do during Winter Break?
Monday through Friday form 3pm-6pm. students attending Saturdays - 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Grades K-6
Carmen Arace Middle and Intermediate School can walk over to Saturdays - 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM - Grades 7-12 Join us at the Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center for
The Rec (Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center). No Winter Break Camp. Children in Grades K-8 will be able to do Arts
transportation is provided. & Crafts, board games, Xbox 360, Nintendo switch, sports in the
The Youth Center is a facility strictly for Bloomfield youth in
gym or hang out in the youth center and play Pool or Air Hockey
grades K-12 featuring a gymnasium, pool table, foosball
Many recreational activities will be available including sports, arts
table, and ping pong table. The lounge area is a place for
& crafts and cooking. Children will also have access to a Parents must provide a lunch and snacks for the day.
friends to hang out. If the mood strikes, participants may
dedicated homework room with limited homework assistance
provided by staff. watch TV or videos or play one of the many board games
available. At night, the center becomes a drop-in facility
Program is cancelled during school holidays, breaks/vacations with a strong focus on Night Ball. Membership is required
and inclement weather (snowdays). Medical release and pick-up to participate in the Youth Center at a rate of $10 for the
authorization form are required. season!
Pickleball Therapeutic Yoga Thursdays
Age 18+ Ages 16+
Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Sundays Oct. 2nd- May 28th Thursdays Nov. 3rd-Dec. 29h (No Classes 11/24)
$40/Resident 7pm-8:30pm
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center $56/Resident
Monday: 6pm-9pm Therapeutic yoga is a system of self-care that focuses on easy to
Tuesday: 9:30am-1pm learn yoga postures, breathing exercises and meditation that can
Adult
Friday: 12pm-3pm be done anywhere and anytime to help manage stress and to
Sunday: 9:30am-11:30am promote:
One time membership fee for 8 months of drop in Adult Pickleball. 1. Health and balance in the physical body.
Open to both residents and non-residents - all abilities welcome. 2. Efficiency in breathing and energy levels.
3. Relaxation, calm and ease the mind.
Programs
adult basketball
Ages 16+ Classes are easy to moderate and suitable for beginners and can
Sundays, Wednesdays & Thursdays Oct. 2nd-May 28th be done on a yoga mat or in a chair. Please wear loose
$35/Resident comfortable clothing.
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Bring a yoga mat and a light blanket. All levels welcome.
Sunday: 12pm-4pm
Wednesdays 11am-3pm
Thursdays 6pm-9pm
One time membership fee for 8 months of drop in Adult
Basketball. Open to both residents and non-residents - all abilities
welcome.
Jukido - Fall Session Over The Mountain hike
Ages 16+ Saturday Oct. 8th
Mon. Only, Weds. only or Both Mon.+ Weds. 9am-1pm
Session 1: Sept. 26th-Nov. 16th (No Class 10/10) Free
Session 2: Nov. 28th-Jan 11th (No Class 12/26 & 1/2) Filley Park
7pm-8pm
$60/One Day a Week $100/ Two Days a Week Meet us at Filley Park in Bloomfield. Enjoy an invigorating hike from
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Simsbury to Bloomfield. Co-sponsored by Wintonbury & Simsbury Land Hands only cpr -
Trusts and Bloomfield Parks, Recreation & Leisure Services. Along with the
American red cross emergency preparedness
glorious scenery, this free hike will showcase Wintonbury Land Trust,
Jukido is a jujitsu system of maximum efficiency in self-defense.
Simsbury Land Trust and town properties that provide trail connectivity training
We stress anti-bullying strategies and emphasize building Ages 16+
between the two town centers through Penwood State Park. The hike is
confidence. Our techniques use the attacker’s strength against approximately 6 miles. Saturday Nov. 19th
them by a targeted use of leverage and motion. All instructors 11am-12pm
are certified black belts with additional training to teach this You will meet at 9am at the hiker's end point, historic Filley Park in Free
amazing art. Jukido is a group activity with individual progress Bloomfield center. Parks, Recreation & Leisure Services will provide a bus Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
and attention. Everyone is encouraged to do their personal best. to shuttle hikers to the starting point, Simsbury Land Trust's Owen-
Classes, while disciplined, are fun! For more information you can Mortimer Preserve near Simsbury Center. From Owen-Mortimer we will
30 minute training teaching adults hands-only technique for CPR.
access SLT's adjacent Tanager Hill property for a lovely ascent into
contact Sensei Philip Brennan at Bloomfieldjukido@yahoo.com Participants learn how to check for consciousness, call 911 and
Penwood State Park. Once at Penwood we will join the yellow trail and
proceed to Lake Louise and visit The Pinnacle. From there we will descend give continuous chest compressions. *This CPR training is for
ADULT VOLLEYBALL to the Penwood picnic grounds and take the red trail to Wintonbury Land learning purposes only-this is not a certification course.*
Ages 16+ Trust's Stout Family fields, Bloomfield's gateway to the state park. From
Wednesdays & Saturdays Oct.. 1st - Jan. 28th there we will proceed a short distance to the WLT's Hawk Hill farm. At Be Red Cross Ready -
Weds. - 6pm-9pm Hawk Hill we will take the rails to the adjoining LaSalette Park where we
should get some stunning views of Hartford. At LaSalette we will visit the
American Red Cross Emergency Preparedness
Sat. 1pm-5pm
1834 Oliver Filley House and then proceed into Bloomfield ending our Training
$20/Resident Ages 16+
journey on the recently refurbished Filley Park loop trail.
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10am-11am
Do you love to serve, set and spike? Free
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Come and join us Wednesday evenings from 6pm-9pm and
Saturday afternoons from 1pm-5pm for adult Volleyball. Bring Preparedness program for adults teaching how to prepare for
your friends or meet new ones at this drop in program. and respond appropriately to disasters likely to occur in their
community such as hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, tornados,
Open to both residents and non-residents - all abilities welcome. etc.
pumpkin carving IN The Presence of trees - dance Performance
Ages 4+ A trees for bloomfield initiative event
Friday Oct. 14th All Ages
6pm-8:30pm Sunday Oct. 16th
$10/Pumpkin 3pm-5pm
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Free
Farmington River Park - 460 Tunxis Ave Ext.
Join us for our pumpkin carving night. Pumpkins, carving utensils,
special
paints and light refreshments will be provided. Must pre-register Hartford-based Justice Dance Prerormance Project is coming to
by October 10th. Farmington River Park to perform a seasonal, site specific dance
No registration at the door. theater piece about the wisdom and value of trees, especially in
the urban forest.
trunk or treat
Ages 1+ Funded in part by a CT DEEP Urban Forestry Capacity Building
Friday Oct. 21st grand and the Edward C. and Ann T. Roberts Foundation, ' In the
events
6:30pm-8:30pm Presence of Trees' highlights the hidden connections and
$5/Resident communication among trees, and the lessons trees can teach us
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center about communities, climate change and the implication of
environmental justice inequities. A Q&A talk back with the
Dress to impress in your favorite costume. Register early because performers and artistic director will follow the performance.
space is limited (Pre-registration required). We will also be
showing an Outdoor Movie so bring your blankets and chairs!! Tickets are fee but advance registration is requested. Visit "In the
Movie registration must be done separately. Event will be held Presence of Trees' https://bit.ly/3LBi4ga to reserve your tickets
outdoors (Rain date 10/28) today. this program has been graciously welcomed to
Bloomfield by Trees for Bloomfield Initiative; Bloomfield Parks,
(No registration at the Door) Portion of proceeds will benefit the Recreation & Leisure Services; Wintonbury Land Trust; and Doll's
Bloomfield Food Bank. House Foundation.
Paint Night Party
Ages 5+
Friday Oct. 7th
Friday Dec. 9th Family Bingo
5:30pm-8:30pm Ages 5+
$15/Resident Friday Oct. 28th
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Friday Jan. 13th
Fun-filled, "Create Your Own Work of Art" paint night party! Make 6pm-8pm
it a family event or bring a friend. $5/Resident
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No experience necessary!
Each player has one or more cards printed with differently
We will provide supplies, our Artist/Multi-Media Exploration numbered squares on which to place markers when the
Instructor Harold Blanchard, will explain what to do, and you will respective numbers are drawn and announced by a caller. The
go home with your original work of art! first player to mark a complete row or other pattern of numbers
is the winner. Multiple games played, multiple prizes awarded
throughout the night and Light Refreshments are provided.
*Pre-registration required*
Guided Walking Tour of the Arboretum - Tie-dye night
A Trees for bloomfield initiative event Ages 3+
All Ages Friday Nov. 4th
Saturday Oct. 8th Friday Jan. 13th
10am-12pm 6pm-8:30pm
Free $10/Resident
Bloomfield Town Hall Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
Guided walking tour of the Arboretum at Bloomfield Town Hall Come have some family fun and create your own unique tie-dye.
with Arborist Jake Bongiovanni from SavATree. 10am to Noon. Bring your own t-shirts, socks or anything else (within reason)
Enjoy a beautiful fall day as you walk the grounds at 800 that you want to tie-dye.
Bloomfield Avenue and learn about the many different trees that
occupy this beautiful property. *Pre-registration required*
Drag & Drop Coding Visual Based Python
Ages 7-8 Ages 8-10
S.t.e.m.
Wednesdays Oct. 12th-Nov. 16th Wednesdays Oct. 12th- Nov. 16th
4:30pm 4:30pm
$75/Resident $75/Resident
Online - Virtual Program Online - Virtual Program
(Science, technology,
engineering, math) Dive into the world of code by boding your own space
shooter games, trivia games, music bands etc. Perfect for
Like the idea of animations, funny storytelling with
characters or making 2-player games to share with
Programs
the young beginner, drag & drop coding is the perfect way friends? this course will get you to use a unique frag-to-
to start learning to code all while having a good time! text platform that guides you through text based Python in
a fun and interactive way using sprites and animations!
*This is a virtual program held online with Code Wiz
by Code Wiz instructors, computer is not provided* *This is a virtual program held online with Code Wiz
instructors, computer is not provided*
Game Based Python Minecraft Coding Roblox Game Development
Ages 8-10 Ages 8-12 Ages 7-9
Wednesdays Oct. 12th- Nov, 16th Wednesdays Oct. 12th-Nov.16th Wednesdays Oct. 12th-Nov.16th
5:30pm Choice of 4:30pm or 5:30pm 4:30pm
$75/Resident $75/ Resident $75/ Resident
Online - Virtual Program Online - Virtual Program Online - Virtual Program
Do you love playing games? Do you want to learn how to Explore, create or survive! Mine deep into the Minecraft Anyone can build a game in Roblox! Roblox studio has all
code? You'll learn to code by playing a game & solving world and create the future. In our modding with Minecraft the the tools to make your wildest gaming imaginations a
coding puzzles that get increasingly challenging. As you go course you'll challenge the odds, craft your own kinds of reality. You tell us what game you want to make and we'll
you'll get to create your own game in Python using the weapons and build dream worlds using code. you will do teach you the fundamentals and coach you through
skills & problem solving skills you have just gained! this while also learning fundamental programming bringing that game to life! Through extensions to the
concepts, level design and problem solving skills. you will Roblox game while fostering your creativity and learning
*This is a virtual program held online with Code Wiz make use of ready made coding blocks to create their mini real world computer coding.
instructors, computer is not provided* versions of Minecraft games all throughout the course.
*This is a virtual program held online with Code Wiz
*This is a virtual program held online with Code Wiz instructors, computer is not provided* A PC or MAC is
instructors, computer is not provided* A PC or MAC is required for this program, Chromebooks will NOT work with
required for this program, Chromebooks will NOT work with this course.
this course.
Roblox Game Development
Ages 10+
Wednesdays Oct. 12th-Nov.16th
Choice of 4:30pm or 5:30 pm
$75/ Resident
Online - Virtual Program
Anyone can build a game in Roblox! Roblox studio has all
the the tools to make your wildest gaming imaginations a
reality. You tell us what game you want to make and we'll
teach you the fundamentals and coach you through
bringing that game to life! Through extensions to the
Roblox game while fostering your creativity and learning
real world computer coding.
*This is a virtual program held online with Code Wiz
instructors, computer is not provided* A PC or MAC is
required for this program, Chromebooks will NOT work with
this course.
sky- a Talcott Mountain science center program Primetime Robotics
Grades 4-8 Grades K-3
S.t.e.m.
Saturdays Oct. 1st-Dec. 3rd Saturday Oct. 1st, 8th & 15th
10am-4pm 10am-4pm
$100/Student $75/Student
Talcott Mountain Science Center Academy - Avon Talcott Mountain Science Center Academy - Avon
(Science, technology,
engineering, math) Saturday's at Talcott "The Sky's the Limit" Fall Robotics &
First Lego League
Design, build, code and test your Lego Mindstorms Robots
and compete in our "Research Roundup" challenge! May
Programs
the best bots win!
Fall is Robot season! Join Talcott and prepare to compete in
the First Lego League Robotics Competition in November. Register in person at the Bloomfield Parks, Recreation &
Teams of up to ten students will create a robot to play the Leisure Services office. Register by Sept. 23rd space is
In Partnership with "First Energize" game and produce a collaborative research
project to solve crucial problems facing people around the
limited.
talcott Mountain Science globe.
Center Register in person at the Bloomfield Parks, Recreation &
Leisure services office by Sept. 23rd. Space extremely
limited.
Primetime Dinosaurs
Grades K-3
Saturday Nov. 5th, 12th & 19th
10am-4pm
$75/Student
Talcott Mountain Science Center Academy - Avon
Dinosaurs- they lived millions of years ago and today you
become the local paleontologist! You'll even bring home a
life size dinosaur or dinosaur art project. (you may need a
bigger fridge to put these on)!
Register in person at the Bloomfield Parks, Recreation &
Leisure Services office. Register by Sept. 23rd space is
limited.
Primetime Inventions
Grades K-3
Saturday Dec. 3rd, 10th & 17th
10am-4pm
$75/Student
Talcott Mountain Science Center Academy - Avon
Like to Tinker? Take things apart? Build cool stuff? We'll
have design contests, speed building, LEGO prototyping
and new inventions from everyday objects. You can even
earn a "Talcott Patent". Bring your busted stuff from home
for take-apart or use ours!
Register in person at the Bloomfield Parks, Recreation &
Leisure Services office . Register by Sept. 23rd space is
limited.
Bloomfield Parks & Playgrounds
Waiver of Participant or Self and Photo Release In consideration of my child’s/ward’s participation in the Town of Bloomfield Leisure Services Programs, including travel, I / we the undersigned do hereby agree for myself / ourselves, my / our child, ward, heirs, executors, administrators, and legal representatives that there are inherent risks involved in Town of Bloomfield Leisure Services programs. 1) I / we, for myself / ourselves and for my / our child, ward heirs, assignee(s), successors, executors, administrator(s), and legal representatives, acknowledge that such activities are potentially hazardous and pose a risk of injuries that can be significant and that I assume such risks. 2) I / we, for myself / ourselves and for my / our child, ward, heirs, assigns, successors, executors, administrators, and legal representatives, agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless Town of Bloomfield and its agents, servants or employees from any and all claims, suits or demands by anyone arising my / our child’s/ ward’s use of the Town of Bloomfield facilities and equipment. 3) I / we, for myself / ourselves and for my / our child, ward, heirs, assigns, successors, executors, administrators, and legal representatives, hereby release the Town of Bloomfield and its agents, servants or employees for damages for personal injury sustained by my / our child / ward while using the Town of Bloomfield facilities and equipment. I / we have read this waiver, hold harmless agreement and release of liability and fully understand its terms. I / we attest that the above information is correct and that my son / daughter is in good health and physically able to participate in Bloomfield Leisure Department Programs. I / we authorize the release of any medical information necessary for the Bloomfield Leisure Services Department, Bloomfield Working Parents, The Early Learning Center, or The Bloomfield Extensions program to process my child’s registration in either recreation programs or before & after care services. I/we authorize all representatives of the Bloomfield Leisure Services Department to act on my/our behalf for the purpose of obtaining emergency medical treatment for the registrant. Please note: Insurance: All persons participating in Leisure Services programs should carry their own personal health insurance. The Town of Bloomfield is not responsible for personal injuries. Participants in all department sponsored programs do so at their own risk. Only those enrolled in the program may attend. Photo Policy: By registering for a program, you give the Bloomfield Leisure Services Department permission to take and use photos of you/your child participating in the program for the department's promotional purposes. If you don't want to have you/your child's photo used in promotions, you must include this request in writing along with the registration form. The Town of Bloomfield’s child and youth programs are not licensed by the Office of Early Childhood. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Self or Parent/Guardian Signature Printed Name Date Residency policy Non-residents may attend programs, activities or special events (unless indicated as a resident only program/activity/special event) at an additional fee. Proof of residency is required at time of registration. Refund Policy Refunds for programs will be given only if a recreational activity is cancelled due to lack of registration or department activity schedule change is made. Refunds for recreational activities will be given for proven medical reasons. However, refunds must be requested before the first activity period and must be put into writing and submitted either in person or by email to Recreation@BloomfieldCT.Org. Once an activity begins there will be no refunds for that program unless initiated by the department. Checks returned for insufficient funds will be charged an additional $25 fee. *The Bloomfield Leisure Services Department has made every effort to prepare this publication as accurately as possible. However, errors may make it into print and circumstances may require program adjustments to fees, schedules, etc. We reserve the right to make such changes. We apologize in advance should you find an error or for any inconvenience these errors or adjustments may cause.*
Frequently used Telephone Numbers Adult Education 860.286.2637 BATV 860.243.9710 Bloomfield 4-H Education Center at Auerfarm 860.242.7144 Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce 860.242.3710 Bloomfield Early Learning Center 860.243.2665 Bloomfield High School 860.286.2630 Bloomfield Junior Soccer Association 860.578.4564 Bloomfield Raiders Youth Football 860.922.1250 Blue Hills Fire 860.243.8949 Board of Education 860.769.4200 Carmen Arace Middle School 860.286.2622 Center Fire 860.242.1779 Central CT Jaguars Track Club 860.794.2403 Department of Public Works 860.243.1487 Family Resource Center 860.769.5518 First Congregational Church Preschool 860.242.0776 Global Experience Magnet School 860.769.6600 Laurel Elementary School 860.286.2675 Metacomet Elementary School 860.286.2660 Mini Bus Services 860.243.8364 P. Faith McMahon Wintonbury Library 860.242.0041 Prosser Library 860.243.9721 Senior Services 860.243.8361 Social & Youth Services 860.242.1895 Trash & Recycling 860.289.7850 Town Clerk 860.769.3507 West Hartford Bloomfield Health District 860.561.7900 Wintonbury Early Childhood Magnet School 860.769.5510 Wintonbury Hills Golf Course 860.242.1401
Bloomfield Parks, Recreation & Leisure Services
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
330 Park Avenue
Bloomfield, CT 06002
Office Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM - 5: 00 PM
David Melesko
Director of Parks, Recreation & Leisure Services
Matthew Mace
Assistant Director of Parks, Recreation & Leisure Services
Melissa Satchell
Administrative Analyst II
Jenna DiScipio
Clerk Typist II
Office Phone: 860.243.2923
Office Fax: 860.242.4267
Office Email: Recreation@Bloomfieldct.org
Website: Bloomfieldct.myrec.com
Youth Center Lounge Phone: 860.769.3566
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