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Parks and
Recreation
Department
Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs
Spring & Summer 2023
Mayor
Michael A. McCabe
Westfield City Council
Nicholas Morganelli Ward 1
Ralph J. Figy Ward 2
Bridget Matthews Kane Ward 3
Michael J. Burns Ward 4
John Beltrandi Ward 5
William Onyski Ward 6
STAFF James Adams At Large
Dan Allie At Large
Scott Hathaway Brent B. Bean II At Large
David A. Flaherty At Large
Deputy Superintendant Cindy C. Harris At Large
scott.hathaway@cityofwestfield.org Kristen Mello At Large
Jim Blascak Richard Sullivan At Large
Program Coordinator
j.blascak@cityofwestfield.org Parks and Recreation Commission
Scott LaBombard, Chairperson Vincent Olinski
Peg Goralczyk Michael Tirrell Sara Unger
Office Manager Kenneth Magarian Jane DeBarbieri
p.goralczyk@cityofwestfield.org Douglas Morash Peter Lurgio
Fran Cain
Proud Members of:
Acting Director of Public Works National Recreation and Parks Association
MA Recreation and Parks Association
Pioneer Valley Recreation & Park Assoc.
National Youth Sports Coaches Association
New England Park Association
Here’s What’s Inside
Parks and Recreation Department ......................................1
Parks / Playground ............................................................ 21
Special Events ........................................................................3
Westfield Parks and Spring Programs ...................................................................5
Recreation Department
4 Holcomb Street Summer Programs ................................................................8
Westfield, MA 01085
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Westfield Parks and Recreation 1
Mission Brochure Distribution
The Westfield Parks and Recreation Department is The department’s brochure is distributed throughout the
committed to enrich the quality of life through the promotion, Westfield Public Schools and private schools. Mailed to all
development, and maintenance of public recreation and past participants and available at the library and Mayor’s
enrichment opportunities, park lands and related facilities. Office. The department produces a Spring/Summer and
Fall/Winter brochure.
Westfield Parks and Recreation Commission
The Westfield Parks and Recreation Commission has For the Safety of Our Children
monthly meetings on the second Monday of each month. All
meetings will be held in Room 315 in City Hall at 6:30p.m. Participant Dismissal Policy
Anyone who would like to address the Commission needs to Any parent who does not want their child to be allowed to
be placed on the agenda by calling the Parks and Recreation leave a program site on their own or with anyone other than
Department (572-6263) two weeks before each meeting. their parent, can have their child held at the program site
The Parks and Recreation Commission is made up of eight until they arrive to get them. Program pick-up permission
members from the community appointed by the Mayor slips and information may be obtained at time of registration
and approved by the City Council. The purpose of the or anytime during the program. Parents are encouraged to
Commission is to set policies and advise the City Council be on time when picking up their children.
on needed parks and recreation programs; oversee the city
recreation programs and park areas; and plan, acquire and Programs Fill Quickly
develop recreation facilities, parks and open space areas to The following programs have a maximum participation
meet future needs as the city grows. level. The department will not increase the participation
levels once the program is filled. So don’t wait until the last
Sincere Appreciation minute to register for the following programs:
The commission would like to thank Westfield Public Theater Arts – Start Smart – Nature Secrets/Nature
Schools for the use of school facilities. The extra time and Detectives/Little Picassos – Horseback Riding
energy from secretaries, custodians, teachers and principals
is greatly appreciated. Volunteers
Program Cancellations Volunteers can demonstrate to the community that people
To receive information such as program cancellations due really care about the parks and recreation programs by
to inclement weather, etc. please call the department at wanting to help with the operation and improvements
572 – 6263 then press 7, or visit www.leaguelineup.com/ of them. Citizens who volunteer can take back into the
wprcancellations. community a true picture of the Westfield Parks and
Recreation Department and can be ambassadors of good
Please be aware that some programs many cancel due to the
fact there are not enough registered to hold the program. will. These are some of the reasons why we encourage the
When this happens, you will be notified and offered either services of volunteers whenever possible to supplement, but
an opportunity to take another program, receive credit or not replace, the services of paid employees.
receive a refund. Every effort will be made to notify you
if a program has been cancelled or changed. Programs are Refund Policy
subject to change in time, date, location and/or personnel. The Westfield Parks and Recreation Department reserves
the right to cancel, postpone, or combine programs. If
Photo Policy insufficient enrollment causes an activity to be cancelled,
The department reserves the right to photograph/videotape participants will receive a full refund. Please allow 3-4
program participants/spectators for publicity purposes. weeks for the processing of refunds.
To be eligible for a requested refund, the request must be
Americans with Disabilities Act received three working days before program has started.
The Westfield Parks and Recreation Department complies No refunds/credits will be granted after a program/activity
with the American with Disabilities has met more than two times. Your request will need to be
Act (ADA) which prohibits a letter to the department stating the reason why you are
discrimination on the basis of requesting a refund along with your name and address.
disability. The department will make There will be an administrative fee of $10.00 per program
reasonable accommodations for refunded. If you chose to have a credit placed on your
individuals with disabilities who meet
household account, the credit cannot be transferred to a
essential eligibility requirements.
refund check.
Contact the department regarding
special accommodations.
2 Westfield Parks and Recreation
Our Service Promise Fee Assistance and Scholarships
If at any time we do not meet our obligation of providing The Westfield Parks and Recreation Department recognizes
quality programs and facilities and you feel there is a problem there are community residents who may suffer from
with our service, the Parks and Recreation department will economic setbacks that might preclude their participation in
work with you in one of the following ways to make it right the programs. If such a need exists, please visit our website
with you. to print out the forms, or contact the department at 572-6263.
1. Repeat a program at no additional charge.
2. Receive a credit good for use towards any program or Give the Gift of Fun and Joy to a Child
service fee. Donate to the Youth Scholarship Fund
3. Receive a prorated refund or credit due to a medical
The Youth Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance
problem based upon number of classes attended.
to children who would not otherwise be able to participate
4. Meet with staff to discuss the situation and arrive at an
equitable solution. in our programs and activities. If you would like to
contribute, you may send a check or “ADD UP” on your
Help Keep Your Parks Clean registration form.
Please place your garbage in proper garbage containers
located at each area. “Add Up For Easy Giving”
A great way to contribute to the Youth Scholarship Fund
Park Regulations is to “ADD UP” when you register. Simply round off your
***No Smoking*** - The City of Westfield has banned payment to the next easy denomination and enter this
smoking in all Parks & Playgrounds. additional amount on the Youth Scholarship Fund donation
Park Hours - Dawn to Dusk line on your registration form.
Property Damage - No person shall deface, disfigure, break, Financial Assistance
cut, tamper with, displace or remove from any park, park
property, either permanent or temporary. Financial assistance for youth programs fees is available
through the Youth Scholarship Fund. The fund will
Dogs - Owner shall remove all waste deposited by his or
subsidize the program fee for a youth participant. “Youth” is
her animal in all areas of parks.
considered anyone 17 years old or younger or still a student
Vehicles - Vehicle parking is only allowed in designated in high school. Financial assistance must be applied for at
areas. No vehicles are allowed to park on any grass area the time of registration.
without permission from the department.
Eligibility: To register for a program and apply for financial
No person shall possess, drink or consume any alcoholic
assistance, return a completed registration form and a
beverage or any malt beverage upon any school, park or
completed financial assistance form to the department.
playground property of the city.
Both forms can be obtained at the department’s office or call
Participant Code of Conduct 572-6263.
Equal Access - No participants shall on the basis of race, sex, Notice: A $25.00 service fee will be applied to checks with
creed, national origin or disability, be denied equal access to insufficient funds.
programs, activities, services or benefits, or be limited in the
exercise of any right, privilege, advantage, or opportunity.
Behavior - Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate
behavior at all times. The following guidelines have been
developed to make recreation department programs safe
and enjoyable for all participants. Additional rules may be
developed for particular programs and athletic leagues as
deemed necessary by staff:
Participants shall:
• Show respect to all participants, volunteers and staff
• Refrain from using foul language
• Refrain from causing bodily harm to other participants,
volunteers and staff
• Show respect for equipment, supplies and facilities
Discipline - A positive approach will be used. The Westfield
Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to
dismiss a participant. Each situation will be evaluated on its
own merit.
Special Events 3
23rd Annual Big Wheel 500 Mayors Easter Egg Hunt
Drivers ages 3-6, rev up your engines for the annual Big Wheel Join Mayor Mike McCabe at the 29th Annual Easter Egg
500. Each driver must bring their own vehicle (Big Wheel) Hunt. Children hunt for plastic eggs filled with small toys
and helmet. Big Wheel must have plastic tires, no rubber tires or candy in an area designated for their age group. Special
please. Be prepared for a grueling race around the parking appearance from the Easter Bunny and several other local
lot at Westfield High School. All participants must arrive by characters. Games and face- painting will also be available
11:45 pm to register. Register early at the parks and recreation to enjoy. Participants are asked to bring a non-perishable
office. Division races begin promptly at 12:00pm. Divisions food item to be donated to the Westfield Food Pantry.
will be determined by the number of participants enrolled.
Participants are able to practice prior to race. Date: Saturday April 1st (Rain or Shine!)
Fee: Free
Date: June 4 Age: 3 - 6 Ages: 1 - 10
Time: 12:00pm race time Day: Sunday Time: 9:30am
Fee: $15 per participant, includes t-shirt Location: Westfield Middle School Field - Use the first
Location: entrance to Amelia Park on South Broad Street and
Westfield High follow around to the Boys and Girls Club.
School Parking Don’t forget a container for your eggs, and a donation
Lot for the Westfield Food Pantry!
Thank you to the following individuals who “Added Up” with their fall/winter program registrations!
Veronica Acevedo Julia Colon Sarah Heckman Angela Lamothe Reina Pellegrini
Jorge Alvarado Alfred Colonna Jr Robert & Maureen Hamel Amanda Lamountain Stephen Phillips
Sergio Alvarado Ali Connor Nichole Hellers Meredith Lawrence Jeff & Tracy Piper
Sara Anderson-Potts Sarah Coughlin Crystal Hickey Deanna Leighty Suzanne & Erik Pedersen
Edmund Apostle Amy Craven Elba Houser Racheal Lemon Katrina Popielarczyk
Janea Barrett Emilie Crumpton Crystal Hynek Deborah Lennon Anna Rigali
Shannon Barry Chelsie & Kevin Cremona George Imbayi Jillian Leon Tara Roberts
Annie Bartlett Cora Daley Lenny Jasmin Marco Liquori Dominika Podolska-Blair
Richard Barus Jennifer Daley Polina Jitov Heather Lloyd Apryl Sabadosa
Matthew Beattie Lori Dearborn John Johnson Tom Locke Maria Sardinha
Laura Bendiksen Jason & Laura Debruin Curtis Jones Laurel Lower Jody Schnabl
Justine Bernado Ron Deroy Jr Johanne Juste Julianne Mack Mike & Lianne Raposo
Candice Berube Gregg Desmarais Gina Kane Kerrie Mancino Julieann Schortmann
Tami Bliven Danielle Dessereau Heather Kane Andrew Mcardle Rebecca Shoemaker
Anthony Bouchard Lauren Donnelly Meghan Kane Ariel Mccarthy Jessica Simon
Lauren Bouvier Kelly Duffy-Clark Nicole Kane David Meagher Ethan Slavin
Jessica Bray Bryan Edelman Will Kann Kristyn & Greg Miller Stephanie St Louis
Shondra Britton Janice Fedor Simon Kebede Sarah Monroe Molly St Peter
Rachael Brodeur Colleen Dziengelewski Joshua Kelly Layah Monteiro Fawn Strandness
Meghan Brown Stephanie French Natallia Khotsin Patrick Moody Donald Strange
Olivia Brown Dawn Gahran Pamela Kotarski Peter & Karen Miller Elliot Szlachetka
Amanda Bruno Lauren Gallagher Jill & Andrew Knights Alexis Morales Laura Taylor
Tony Capua Patricia Gaspar Kelly Kraft Marianne Morrissey Stephen Thomas
Erin & Tony Burke Kristen Gleason Rebecca Kreke Alyssa Nangle Cody Turcotte
Jennifer Castell Gina Grabowski Michael Krok Melissa & Bob Moriarty Brian Velazquez
Maureen Cavanaugh Ashley Graveline Jennifer Kubic Nicole Niemiec Krista Walker
Amanda Charter Dawn Grimaldi Karissa Kustra Kaitlyn O’Brien Michael Werman
Ashley Clarke Laura Hardy Cole Labonte Nicholaus Paradis Marcy Werner
Courtney Collins Indra Harris Lisa Lamarche Stephanie Paul Amy Woody
4 Park News
MUNICIPAL, CHAPMAN & SADIE KNOX PLAYGROUND – SPRAY PAD AND PARK RULES
• Municipal Playground is located on Greylock Street which is off Franklin Street. Please use the parking lot
which is located on Greylock Street. Chapman Playground is located on St. Paul Street. Please use parking lot
located on Fowler Street. Sadie Knox Playground is located on Prospect Street.
• Spray Pad Hours: 10:30a.m. – 8:00p.m. Monday – Sunday June – September
• Water will be turned off if: 1) outside temperature is below 68 F or less or 2) inclement weather.
• Activate water by placing hand over and touch the top of green bollards (posts).
• Water is not re-circulated.
• Spray pad surface may be slippery when wet, use caution – footwear is strongly recommended.
• Children 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult. Swim diapers are required for children under
four years of age.
• Do not swing, hang, pull, climb on or throw objects at spray equipment.
• Not responsible for lost or stolen items.
• No skateboarding, roller blading, bicycling, scooters, pets, water balloons, beach balls, etc. are allowed in and
around spray pad and pavilion area.
• Security Notice – Park is protected by video surveillance.
• No grilling, outdoor cooking, glass containers or breakable objects allowed in the park.
• Restrooms are open to park users and are open only when a supervisor is present.
• Spray pad or pavilion can not be reserved for parties or groups.
• All participants must conduct themselves in a courteous and safe manner. City of Westfield reserves the right
to remove parties from the pad or park that are not in compliance with spray pad or park rules.
• No food or beverages allowed in or on the spray pad area.
• Please clear or exit the area when conditions for thunder or lightening are possible.
• Municipal & Chapman Playground is open dawn to dusk. When basketball, tennis or horseshoe lights are on
the parks are open to 10:45p.m.
• Please report vandalism or park damage to Westfield Parks and Recreation Department at 572-6263; for
emergency contact the Westfield Police.
The City of Westfield or its agents assumes no liability for injuries sustained in the use of these facilities.
WE ARE NOW ONLINE!
To register online, click on the link below!
WestfieldMAParksRec.com
To get started, click on the New Account
icon in the center of the page. You will
only need to create one account for
your entire family.
Spring Programs 5
Intro to Movement with Dacia Start Smart
New to exercising? Looking to get out and enjoy the fresh When is a child old enough to play sports? In this sport
air? Did you know exercise is one of the best ways to crazed world, that is a question with many answers. Start
relieve stress and anxiety? Smart is a proven instructional program that prepares
children for the world of organized sports without the
This is a great beginner group exercise platform designed threat of competition or the fear of getting hurt. Parents/
to burn some calories without any harsh expectations. guardians work together with your own children in a
Move at your comfort level and get out of your comfort supportive environment to learn all the basic skills. Start
zone. Most workouts will be body weight movements and Smart was developed by top motor development specialists
will be held outside while surrounding yourself with those in the field of youth sports. Parents and child groups
who inspire and motivate you. perform motor skill tasks that gradually build confidence
Workouts may consist of a warmup, jogging/ running, while having FUN at the same time. Different aspects of
body weight and banded exercises, and some weighted throwing, catching and hitting different size balls will
exercises that will help increase your strength and stamina. be introduced along with golf. Games will be played in
This can be done at your pace, so you scale it back or turn kickball and t-ball. Fee includes all equipment. Participant
the heat up! All you need is a mat and water. will receive t-shirt on first day of program.
This program requires total parent/guardian involvement.
*Bonus, Weekly workout Challenges and nutritional
guidance available Date: April 29 – June 10 (no program May 27)
Date: Session A April 20 – May 25 Age: 3 - 4 Fee: $40
Session B June 15 – July 20 Day: Saturday Time: 9:00am - 9:45am
Age: 18 and up Max: 25 - 30
Fee: $69.00 Max: 10 Location: Westfield Middle School Field
Time: 5:30 – 6:30pm Days: Thursday
Location: Municipal Playground Boys T-Ball
Instructor: Dacia Lucas
Dacia’s Background - Personal Training, Cross-Fit, obstacle T-Ball is an instructional baseball program for boys 4-5
course racing, and gymnastics. My goal is to empower you years of age. A batting tee is used instead of a pitcher and
through encouragement and motivation. designed to accommodate each child according to their
Credentials: ACE Certified* skill level. Participants must provide their own glove. A
*Group Exercise Fitness Instructor foam ball will be used. Teams will be formed prior to the
*Fitness Nutrition Specialist first session. If your child needs to be placed with a certain
*Weight Management Specialist. individual for car pooling please place individuals name on
*Ambassador to STRONGCAMP & STRONG Fitness your registration form indicating such.
Magazine Date: April 24 – June 5 (No meeting May 29)
CPR/AED Certification Age: Session A 4 - 5 yr old
Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Day: Mondays
Fee: $50 Max: 48 per session
Location: Westfield Middle School Field
Instructor: Volunteer Coaches, staff member on site
Date: April 26– May 31
Age: Session B 4 - 5 yr old
Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Day: Wednesdays
Fee: $50 Max: 48 per session
Location: Westfield Middle School Field
NOTE FOR CHILDREN’S SPORTS PROGRAMS Instructor: Volunteer Coaches, staff member on site
Our sports programs for children under the age
of 6 years are non-competitive and emphasize the
“FUN”damentals of the sport. Participants will be
taught the basic skills of the sport, however, other games
may be played during the program to further develop
the motor skills needed to play the sport. When playing,
scores will not be recorded, but rather the importance of
teamwork, fun, and physical fitness will be stressed.
6 Spring Programs
Spring Vacation Horseback Riding
COACHES MEETING A.J. Stables located 1040 East Mountain Road in Westfield,
Boys and Girls T-Ball has acres of beautiful pasture and trails. Programs have been
Date: TBD created for your child to enjoy a bit of the country in the
Time: TBD city. Spend a day on the farm experiencing how to care for
and ride a horse. Each day you child will receive a riding
Mandatory for all adults who will be a volunteer lesson and learn about feeding, grooming, and maintenance
coach or an assistant coach programs listed. associated with horses. Participants will experience brushing,
tacking, cleaning, walking etc. All lessons are conducted by
a Massachusetts Licensed Riding Instructor. All programs
take place at A. J. Stables. You must register your child(ren)
Girls T-Softball through the parks and recreation office using a program
T-Ball is an instructional softball program for girls 4-5 registration form. When dropping off children please drive
years of age. A batting tee is used instead of a pitcher and to the back of the property. PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY.
designed to accommodate each child according to their Program Guidelines
skill level. Participants must provide their own glove. An 11 No sandals or open toed shoes
inch softball will be used. Teams will be formed prior to the Provide backpack for personal items
first session. If your child needs to be placed with a certain Wear long pants for riding horses
individual for car pooling please place individuals name on Bring rain coat on rainy days
your registration form indicating such. No canvass sneakers
Date: April 25 – May 30 Age: 4 - 5 yr olds Program held rain or shine
Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Day: Tuesday Bring snack/drinks-will set aside time
Fee: $50 Max: 48 Apply sunscreen and bug spray before arriving
Location: Westfield Middle School Field Participants will get dirty so please wear appropriate
clothing. Department will provide riding helmets on a loan
Instructor: Volunteer Coaches, staff member on site
basis for each riding session.
Parents/Guardians are requested to leave the farm after
Westfield Girl’s Free Basketball Clinic Series they drop their child(ren) off and not linger around the
Fast paced session s of skills and scrimmaging with Girls farm. Pictures can be taken on Thursday of each session.
Suburban Coordinator John Deland
Date: Day: Varies Fee: FREE Vacation Week Horseback Riding
April 12 Wednesday April 27 Thursday Spend a morning on the farm experiencing feeding,
May 9 Tuesday May 24 Wednesday grooming and maintenance associated with horses and
June 8 Thursday ponies. Participants will experience the brushing, tacking,
Location: Westfield Intermediate School saddling and cleaning of horses. Will include a riding lesson
Instructor: John Deland each day. **Dress appropriate for weather!
Time: Grades 3 - 7 6:00 - 7:00pm
Date: April 17 – 20
Age: 6 – 14
Adult Softball Leagues Time: 9:00am - 12 noon
Form your own team and join our league. Team is Day: M-TH
responsible for providing own team shirts and sponsor. Fee: $180 per child
Date: April Max: 25
Ages: 18 and older
Location: Whitney Playground Weekend Horseback Riding
Time: Varies on game day Date: Session A April 22 – 23
Days: Coed M/T/W Division, Women’s Thursday, Session B June 3 – 4
Men’s Friday Session C June 17 – 18
Fee: $375 per team (Teams will also be responsible
for umpire and scorekeeper fees each game) Day: Saturday – Sunday
I.D.#: Coed M/T/W Fee: $375 Age: 6 – 14
Men’s Friday Fee: $375 Time: 9:00am - 12 noon
Women’s Thursday Fee: $375 Fee: $100 per child
Max: 25
Spring Programs 7
Youth Tennis Lessons Spring Pickleball for Adults
No matter what level, you will enjoy a great opportunity Intro to Pickleball is designed to introduce adults of all ages
to improve your skills. Instructor provides a balance of to one of the fastest growing paddle sports. Participants will
instruction and practice. Emphasis will be on proper grip, be taught the basics of the game: Serving, return, grip, swing,
stance, swing, serve and ball placement as well as hitting footwork, ball placement (dinking), keeping score and the
with control for depth and power. Please bring own tennis general rules of the game. Participants will also learn drills
racket, water and wear appropriate clothing and footwear. they can practice at home! Participants should bring water,
Date: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6 & 13 a small hand towel and wear appropriate clothing and
Day: Saturday footwear.
Fee: $65 Date: Session A April 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, & 20
Location: Municipal Playground Session B June 3, 10, 17, 24, July 1 & 8
Instructor: Nicole Vilane Max: 10 Ages: 18 & up Fee: $65
Age: 4-6 Time: 12:00pm -12:45pm Time: 9:30 - 11:30am Day: Saturday
Age: 7-9 Time: 1:00pm - 1:45pm Instructor: Lucas Castro Max: 8
Age: 10-14 Time: 2:00pm - 3:00pm Location: Municipal Playground
Adult Tennis Spring Pee Wee Soccer
No matter what level, you will enjoy a great opportunity The first half of camp will focus on the introduction to
to improve your skills. Instructor provides a balance of the game of soccer. Basic skills will be taught through the
instruction and practice. Each session will focus on a new enjoyment of games led by our Directors of Coaching and
skill, building towards Mixed Doubles and Doubles Match our Senior Coaches. Mini campers will then enjoy game play
play. Please bring own tennis racket, water and wear versus other mini campers during the second half of camp.
appropriate clothing and footwear Our spring session is run in conjunction with Westfield FC’s
Date: May 17, 24, 31, June 7, 14 & 21 Mini-Camp.
Location: Municipal Playground Date: April 14 - May 19 Max: 30
Instructor: Nicole Vilane Max: 10 Ages: 5-8 Fee: $75 per child
Age: 18 & Up Fee: $65 Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Day: Friday
Time: 6:00pm -7:15pm Day: Wednesdays Location: Woronoco Soccer Fields – North Rd.
Spring Pickleball for Youth Spring Field Hockey Clinic
Intro to Pickleball is designed to introduce children to one Dust off the cobwebs from your stick, or come give a new
of the fastest growing paddle sports. Participants will be sport a try! All ages and experience are welcome! Experienced
taught the basics of the game: Serving, return, grip, swing, players are encouraged to bring a non field hockey friend!
footwork, ball placement (dinking), keeping score and the Please bring water. Sticks are available for players who need
general rules of the game. Participants will also learn drills one. Shin guards and mouth guards are recommended, but
they can practice at home! Participants should bring water, not required.
a small hand towel and wear appropriate clothing and
Dates: May 13 Rain date May 14
footwear.
Time: 9:30am – noon Day: Saturday
Date: April 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, & 20 Grades: 1 - 8 Fee: FREE
Age: 10 – 15 Fee: $65 Location: Boardman Athletic Field 177 Montgomery Road
Time: 12 noon - 1: 30pm Day: Saturday (Behind WHS)
Instructor: Lucas Castro Max: 8 Instructor: Jenn Oakland – Westfield Warriors coach,
Location: Municipal Playground Westfield High Varsity Coach, USAFH Level 2 Certifield.
Pre-registration is not required but helpful!
Registration is simple: please email your child’s name,
grade and your phone number to Jenn Oakland at
westfieldwarriorsfieldhockey@gmail.com
8 Summer Programs
13 yr. olds $45 per week
14 yr. olds $25 per week
15 yr. olds Free
Dates: Session A June 20 – 23 (No Monday, June 19)
Session B June 26 – 30
Session C July 3 – 7 (No Tuesday, July 4)
Session D July 10 – 14
Session E July 17 – 21
Session F July 24 – 28
Session G July 31 – August 4
Session H August 7 – 11
Fee: Session A & C $100/week (4 day weeks)
Session B, D - H $125 per week
Per day fee - $35.00
Location: Westfield Voc-Tech High School
Time: 7:30am - 5:30pm
Adventure Zone is a full day program for children 5-12 Age: 5-12
years of age. Designed for the working parent(s) who Day: M-F
need affordable child care during the summer. Adventure Instructor: Nicole Vilante
Zone will offer a rich program experience for participants.
Activities include, but not limited to; arts and crafts, sports,
tournaments, field trips, swimming once a week (Agawam Parent/Guardian Orientation Meeting
State Pool), environmental activities, guest speakers and Get informed about the program before you send your child
much more. Participants are divided into age appropriate to Adventure Zone. Learn everything you need to know from
groups. Some of the benefits of attending this are a sense activities being offered, field trip and swimming routine,
of adventure, building self esteem, socialization, interaction volunteer roles, staff roles and parent responsibilities.
with peers, increasing creativity and personal growth. Receive parent handbook at orientation, if not attending
Participants should bring own lunch, snack and drink. handbooks are mailed the first week in June.
Lunches should be brought in a small cooler with ice pack.
Date: Tuesday, May 2 Time: 6:00pm
Refrigeration is not available. Water will be available for
drinks. Location: Municipal Playground Pavilion, Greylock/
Hubbard Street
Will visit Municipal Playground’s Spray Park
Registration requires a separate form than the one located
in this brochure. Please call the dept. to receive the
Field Trips Adventure Zone registration form.
Field trip expenses will be the responsibility of the Staff attends ten hours of training, are First Aid/CPR
participant. Some of our destinations for this summer will certified and have Criminal Background checks. The
be to Play Bousquet, Brownstone Park, Starfires Baseball program maintains a 1:10 staff/participant ratio.
Game and Sonny’s Place. Participants will have a field trip
once a week. Pack a mask, as they may be required on the The staff consist two co-directors who are 21years of age or
bus and/or at the field trip. older and 8 - 10 leaders who are 18 years of age and over,
who have experience working with children.
Junior Leaders A quality full day program
Children who are 13 and older may apply for volunteering
as a Junior Leader.
to meet your child care needs!
Volunteer application must be completed prior to May 31.
Will only accept 5-6 volunteers per session. Junior Leaders
are responsible for their own field trip fees.Summer Programs 9
Summer Playground Program Little Kickers
A great program that lets kids be kids. Led by our vibrant staff, This camp is designed as a fun, non stressful introduction to
the playground program is a celebration of imagination for soccer for young girls and boys. Points of emphasis will be
youth, as they bring dreams to life. This program includes a safety, basic skills, simple drills, and daily micro soccer games.
wide variety of games, crafts, sports and tournaments. Two Date: Session A July 10 – 14 9:00am - 11:00am
- three qualified staff members will supervise each of the Age: 5 - 8 Day: M - F
playgrounds who are CPR and First Aid certified. Program
Fee: $70 per child, fee includes drink and t-shirt
will be held depending funding.
Location: Westfield Middle School Soccer Fields
Date: July 3 – Aug 4 (No July 4) Age: 6 - 12
Time: 8:30am - 1:30pm Day: M-F
Fee: Free, no registration required
World Cup Soccer
Locations: Papermill Playground, Munger Hill School A fun soccer experience ideal for learning or improving
Playground, Municipal Playground, Chapman Playground skills. Focus will be on dribbling, passing, receiving,
and Sadie Knox Playground. shooting, defensive tactics and field play. Includes daily skill
challenges, games and a Mini World Cup Tournament!
Department reserves the right to close a site if not adequate
participation. Age: 9 - 12 Day: M-F
Date: July 17 – 21 Time: 8:30am – 11:30am
Fee: $80 per child, fee includes drink and t-shirt
Westfield Girls Basketball Camp Location: Westfield Middle School Soccer Fields
Come explore the game of basketball! This beginner
program focusses on fundamentals and fun! Learn dribbling,
shooting, layups, defense and more, through drills and
games designed for this age group. Whether you’ve never
played or are a returning player, this program will sharpen
your skills, understanding, and passion for the game.
Highly rewcommended for girls who have played (or plan
to play) in the Park & Rec program and aspire to play at the
Suburban Level in 4th or 5th grade.
Date: June 26 – 29 (Rain day Fri. June 30)
Grades: 1 - 3 Ages: 6 - 9
Time: 6:00 -7:00 pm Day: M-Th
Fee: $55 per child, includes t-shirt
Location: Chapman Playground Basketball Courts
Instructor: John Deland, Westfield Girls Suburban Coach
and Coordinator Dance Camp
This camp will include a little of everything: jazz, acro, ballet,
Soccer Camps tap, lyrical and hip hop. It will be a fantastic week of dance
friends fun and a few surprises! We will end the weeks with
Join us for an outstanding soccer experience. Our camps a special talent showcase for our family and friends along
are organized to accommodate every ability from beginner with a awards for all of the dancers. Each week will include
to advanced. Full or short games played daily. Participants manicures, pedicures, glitter tattoos, yoga, musical theatre &
should bring extra drinks, footwear and a ball to camp. themed party days. Make your own sundae! Everyone will
Location: All sessions will take place at Westfield Middle enjoy a pool party at Roots Aquatic & Fitness Center and of
School Soccer Fields course a few special appearances by a princess or superhero.
Instructors Remember to wear comfortable clothes or dance clothes. If
Dan Tenero is a Retired Physical Education teacher in you have dance shoes please being them if not the dance
Westfield with a Masters Degree in Movement Science. He center has extra tap shoes we would be happy to share with
has many years of soccer experience including co-directing you bring a drink and a snack.
the parks and recreation summer soccer program for over Date: Session A July 10 – 14
twenty years. Session B July 31 – Aug 4
Mark Fournier is a retired Adaptive PE Teacher in Holyoke Age: 4 and up
for almost 30 yrs. He played soccer at Westfield State Time: 9:00am - 12:30pm Day: M–F
University, and began coaching his senior year. He has Fee: $130 per child Max: 20
coached all levels but mainly both boys and girls high school Location: All Star Dance Center - 209 Root Road
teams at Holyoke High. Instructor: All – Stars Dance Center Staff10 Summer Programs
All Star Tuesdays! Westfield Junior Golf Camp
Session A – Glow in the Dark Spa Party Camp includes 8 hours of golf instructions: shortgame, full
Get ready to get your glow on as we glow the night away! swing, playing thoughts, and fun games to help learning
We’ll rock out to amazing music, dancing the night away friendly competition.
with some Jazz/Acro along with glitter glow tattoos as we
slip into relaxation mode. We will be pampered with a spa Wear athletic attire, golf shoes or sneakers. Bring own clubs
treatment or two! Next, we will enjoy ice cream sundaes if you have them. Club will provide clubs for others. Bring
and goodie bags to end this amazing event! water and snacks.
Session B – Moving with Moana Date: June 26 – 29 Age: 7-14 Grade: 2 - 9
Set your sight on the horizon and set sail for an Island Time: 9:00am – 11:00am
Adventure from the movie Moana. Enjoy island crafts, a Fee: $140 per child Max: 60 Day: M – TH
BBQ lunch complete with coconut drinks and even learn to Location: East Mountain Country Club
swim like Moana and Maui! We will learn a great dance to Instructor: Ted Perez, Jr.-PGA Golf Professional
our island music and end the day with a show for all to see.
Session C – Unicorn University Youth Volleyball Camp for Boys and Girls
We don’t sweat, we sparkle! Join us for a dance filled day Campers will be instructed on the fundamental techniques
learning lyrical, ballet and acro moves. Let the magic inside and strategies that are used in the game of volleyball.
you make your most creative self with a craft. Be a unicorn Whether this is your first time playing or have played before,
on a field full of horses! We’ll stand out with our manicures come learn from some local high school coaches and players.
& face paint. We are one of a kind at Unicorn University!! We will cover serving, passing, setting, hitting, blocking and
(sweet treat included) digging.
Session D – Fancy Nancy Knee pads are recommended but not required. Bring water,
Fancy Nancy would like to invite you to join us for a lunch and snacks.
stupendous day of dancing, a sparkling craft, a fancy hairdo
Date: August 14 – 17 Age: 10-15
& shimmering nails. You will enjoy a stupendous lunch and
Time: 9:00am –1:00pm
take home a tres bon goodie bag!!! Fancy Nancy herself will
Fee: $85 per child Max: 48 Day: M - TH
escort you to the extravaganza!
Location: Westfield High School Gym
Session E – Mickey & Minnie Disco Party Instructor: Tyler Wingate, WHS Boys & Girls Varsity
“Hiya Pal, it’s Me Mickey Mouse, I’m calling all Mousketeers Volleyball Coach and Phys. Ed teacher.
for the best disco party known to man! Minnie Mouse has
spent a ton of time planning this event for all our Terrific
Friends.” Theater Arts
Have you ever wanted to be an actor or actress? Join us for
Join us for a night of Disco, Disney inspirited crafts and
a little theater fun. Learn stage movement, voice projection,
lunch that our friend Pluto taste tested himself! Of course,
and characterization. Enjoy your own moment in the
no party can go without the coolest goodie bags. We can’t
spotlight as you become part of a one act production! Join
wait to move and groove with you!
one of Westfield’s finest drama instructors. The children
Date: Session A July 11 hold a performance for the public on the last day of each
Time: 4:00pm-7:00pm Ages: 3 & up session. Participants should bring a snack and drink. Please
Date: Session B July 18 no peanut products!
Time: 9:30am-1:30pm Ages: 3 & up
Date: Session A July 3 –14 (No Tuesday, July 4)
Date: Session C July 25
Session B July 17 – 28
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm Ages: 3 & up
Time July 3 – 7 9:00am – 1:00pm
Date: Session D August 1
July 10 – 28 9:00am – 12:00pm
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm Ages: 3 & up
Age: 9 and up
Date: Session E August 8
Days: M-F (No Monday, July 4)
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm Ages: 3 & up
Max: 18
Location: All Star Dance Center - 209 Root Road
Fee: $90 per child
Fee: $25 per child Max: 25
Location: Franklin Ave School
Instructor: All – Stars Dance Center Staff
Instructor: Kathy Palmer is a local playwright & director
with four plays published by Spenser PressSummer Programs 11
*New* Field Hockey Goalie Clinic Series Register for Fall Field Hockey Teams
Calling all goalies!!! A special clinic just for you to work on Field hockey program for participants in grades 2-8.
the basics, learn new skills with specialized attention. We Please register for grade entering in fall of 2023. No prior
will work on footwork, clearing accuracy, fitness, diving and experience is required. The season runs from August
confidence. A fun and competitive atmosphere is promised. through November with games played against local cities/
Goalies need to have access to their own equipment and at towns. The parent meeting and practices will start the fourth
least 1 year of experience. week of August. Participants will need to provide their own
Dates: July 20 – August 11 Day: Thursdays & Fridays protective equipment: shin guards and mouth guards. The
Grades: 5 - 12 Time: 9:00 – 11:30am Fee: $150 Park & Rec Department has sticks for players who wish to
Location: Boardman Athletic Field borrow one. Uniforms will be provided and collected back
Instructor: Jenn Oakland, USAFH Level 2 certified coach at the end of season family fun game in November. Players
and Westfield High varsity coach-originally from Westfield, are asked to purchase team socks.
six year experience playing in Ireland at senior club level A parent meeting will be held Monday August 21, 5:30pm
and represented Connacht at the Irish national level. Department has field hockey sticks available on loan basis
Field Hockey Fundamental Skills Clinic Date: August 21 – mid November
Grades: 2-8
The month of July is devoted to the great sport of field
Time: varies
hockey. There will be two sessions offered dividing skill/
Day: practice 2-3x/week, games 1-2x/week
age to give players more what the need for the upcoming
Fee: $150
season. This will be 3 hours of skills, small sided games,
Location: Boardman Athletic Field
and fun! All current Westfield Warriors are encouraged to
Instructor: Jenn Oakland, USAFH Level 2 certified coach
attend. Please bring water, stick, shin guards and a mouth
and Westfield High varsity coach-originally from Westfield,
guard. Sticks are available for those who need one.
six year experience playing in Ireland at senior club level
Session A and represented Connacht at the Irish national level
Dates: July 10 – 14 Grades: 2 - 5
Day: M – F Time: 9:00am – noon
Session B
Sports Sampler
Dates: July 10 – 14 Grades: 6 - 12 Have some fun. Sample a little of this and that. Learning
Day: M – F Time: 5:00pm – 8:00pm the basics of baseball, basketball, soccer and tennis.
Fee: $80 Cooperative team games will also be played! Participants
Location: Boardman Athletic Field should bring extra drinks. No sandals or open toed shoes
Instructor: Jenn Oakland, USAFH Level 2 certified coach during the athletic participation. Provide a bathing suit,
and Westfield High varsity coach-originally from Westfield, towel and water shoes.
six year experience playing in Ireland at senior club level Will visit spray park (weather permitting). Apply sunscreen
and represented Connacht at the Irish national level. prior to arrival at camp.
Date: Session A July 17 – 21 Ages 5-8
Fall Field Hockey Preseason Conditioning/Skills Clinic Session B July 24 – 28 Ages 5-8
Get a jump start on conditioning and sharpening those skills Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Day: M-F
for the fall season. The focus will be on circuit training, Fee: $75 per child
speed, endurance, skills and game play. High school and Location: Municipal Playground, meet at pavilion
Warriors field hockey players are encouraged to attend. Max: 20
Instructor: Nina King, Elementary Phys. Ed teacher at
Mouth, shin guards and sticks required. Sticks are available
Munger Hill
for players who do not own one.
Dates: August 7 – 11 Grades: 5 - 12
Day: M-F Time: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Fee: $80
Location: Boardman Athletic Field
Instructor: Jenn Oakland, USAFH Level 2 certified coach
and Westfield High varsity coach-originally from Westfield,
six year experience playing in Ireland at senior club level
and represented Connacht at the Irish national level12 Summer Programs
Skateboard Camp Tennis Lesson Camp
Want to learn how to Ollie, kick flip, or just ride your No matter what level, you will enjoy a great opportunity
skateboard. Instructors from Theory skate shop will be on to improve your skills. Instructor provides a balance of
hand to teach beginner and intermediate tricks. Participants instruction and practice. Emphasis will be on proper grip,
divided by age and ability level. Bring your own skateboard. stance, swing, serve and ball placement as well as hitting
Helmets required, elbow and knee pads recommend. Bring with control for depth and power. Please bring own
your own water and snacks. Participants will have an option tennis racket and water and wear appropriate clothing and
to visit spray park 2-3 times per week footwear. Participants will have an option to visit spray
Date: July 10 – 13 Age: 7 & up park 2-3 times per week. Will be notified on the first day of
Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm Day: M – Thur schedule.
Location: Chapman Playground Basketball Court, Date: Session A July 3, 5 – 7 6-9 yr old
St. Paul Street Session B July 10 – 14 10 & up
Fee: $75 per child Session C July 17 – 21 6-9 yr old
Instructors: Dan Dziuban - co-owner of Theory Skate Session D July 24 – 28 10 & up
Shop, has been teaching skate camp for 20 Time: 9:00am - 12noon
years and has been skateboarding for over Location: Municipal Playground
25 years. Day: M-F Fee: Session A $60 per participant includes
WPR bag
Session B-D $75 per participant includes WPR
Intro to Youth Pickleball bag
Intro to Pickleball is designed to introduce children to one Instructor: Irene Colvin – Current Boy’s High School coach,
of the fastest growing paddle sports. Participants will be has been coaching/instructing for over 10 years.
taught the basics of the game: Serving, return, grip, swing,
footwork, ball placement (dinking), keeping score and the
general rules of the game. Participants will also learn drills
they can practice at home! Participants will have an option
to visit spray park 2-3 times per week. Will be notified on
the first day of schedule. Participants should bring water,
a small hand towel and wear appropriate clothing and
footwear.
Date: Session A July 10 – 14 10 – 15 yr old
Time: 12:00pm – 2:00pm
Location: Municipal Playground
Day: M-F Max: 8
Fee: $75 per participant includes WPR bag
Instructor: Lucas CastroSummer Programs 13
Nature Secrets Horseback Riding Camp
Children can participate in a variety of outdoor activities A.J. Stables located 1040 East Mountain Road in Westfield,
designed to stimulate their interest in the natural world. has acres of beautiful pasture and trails. Programs have
Nature crafts, outdoor activities and games planned. Age been created for you and your children to enjoy a bit of the
appropriate activities. Wear comfortable shoes. Bring a country in the city. All riding lessons are conducted by a
snack/drink. Will allow participants to play on playground Massachusetts licensed riding instructor. All programs
equipment. will take place at A.J. Stables at 1040 East Mountain Road.
Date: Session A July 3 – 7 (No July 4) Day: M-F You must register your child(ren) through the parks and
Session B July 17 – 21 Day: M-F recreation office using a program registration form. When
Age: 3-5 Max: 20 dropping off children please drive to the back of the property.
Time: 9:00am - 11:00am PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY.
Fee: Session A $52 per child, Program Guidelines
Session B $65 per child No sandals or open toed shoes
Location: Stanley Park, Provide backpack for personal items
will meet at the playground pavilion Wear long pants for riding horses
Instructors: Session A: Heidi Hiner and TBA Bring rain coat on rainy days
Session B: Heidi Hiner and TBA No canvass sneakers
Program held rain or shine
Bring snack/drinks-will set aside time
Nature Detectives Apply sunscreen and bug spray before arriving
Be a detective and join us as we investigate different areas Participants will get dirty so please wear appropriate
of nature. Participants will be exposed to an outdoor clothing. Department will provide riding helmets on a loan
recreation setting while participating in nature activities. basis for each riding session.
Wear comfortable shoes and bring a snack/drink. Must be Parents/Guardians are requested to leave the farm after
required age by start of program. Will allow participants to they drop their child(ren) off and not linger around the
play on playground equipment. farm. Pictures can be taken on Thursday of each session.
Date: Session A July 10 – 14
Day: M-F Summer Riding
Age: 6-8 Grade: K- 3
Time: 9:00am - 12noon Spend a day on the farm experiencing how to care for and ride
Fee: Session A - $75 per child a horse. Each day you child will receive a riding lesson and
Location: Stanley Park, meet at the playground pavilion learn about feeding, grooming, and maintenance associated
Instructors: Heidi Hiner and TBA with horses. Participants will experience brushing, tacking,
cleaning, walking etc.
Date: August 21 – 24
Little Picassos – Art in the Park! Age: 6 – 14
Your “Little Picassos” will be allowed to unleash the Time: 9:00am - 12noon
“artist within” in a supervised, instructive, child-friendly Day: M-TH
environment. Activities will include art, games, songs and Fee: $180 per child
literature. Bring a snack and drink. Will allow participants Max: 25
to play on playground equipment.
Date: Session A July 24 – 28, Session B July 31-Aug 4 Weekend Summer Riding Camp
Age: Session A 3 - 5 yrs Session B 6 - 8 yrs
Time: 9:00am - 11:00am Date: Session A Aug. 26 & 27 Day: Saturday & Sunday
Day: M-F Session B Sept. 9 & 10 Day: Saturday & Sunday
Fee: $65 per child Age: 6 – 14
Location: Stanley Park, Time: 9:00am - 12noon
will meet at the playground pavilion Fee: $100 per child
Instructors: Session A: Heidi Hiner and TBA Max: 25
Session B: Heidi Hiner and TBA
Max: Session A: 20
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR CHECK OR MONEY If register through the mail, the dept. will process
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registration with fee and mail receipt. All programs
ORDER ONLY! registered with a fee will receive a receipt whether you
Mail To: Westfield Parks and Recreation Department register in person or through the mail.
4 Holcomb Street 8. Registrations will not be processed without payment.
Westfield MA 01085 9. A $25.00 service fee will apply to any checks with
insufficient funds.
After Hours Drop Off 10. ***No Smoking*** - The City of Westfield has banned
Place registration form and payment in a smoking in all Parks & Playgrounds.
sealed envelope and place in our drop slot
located at our office on side of building.
Registration Deadlines
Please note the start date for all programs to avoid
Walk In disappointments. All programs require a minimum and
maximum number of registrants.
Walk in registration at 4 Holcomb Street.
Youth Scholarship Fund
Where Are We? Financial assistance is available to city residents, 17 years
We are located at 4 Holcomb Street off Court Street. old or younger or a high school student. Call 572 - 6263 for
more information.
General Policy
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All programs (unless stated otherwise) require a Typo, Human Errors, We Goofed...!?
completed registration form. Pre-registration is required Occasionally there may be an error in days, times,
for programs (except stated otherwise). The registration registration requirements, or fees in the guide. If so, we will
form may be copied. do everything possible to correct the situation promptly.
Thank you for your patience and understanding should
No on site registration will be allowed unless specified
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these situations arise.
with the program description. Staff will not accept
registrations/payment at program site. No News Is Good News
3. Payment can be made by personal check, money order If you have registered for a program, we will contact you if
or cash. Make checks payable to Westfield Parks and there is a problem with your registration. Please assume you
Recreation. are registered for the program you selected if you do not
4. The Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right hear from us.
to cancel, postpone, or combine programs.
5. Cancellations: If a program does not have sufficient Adopt a Park or Public Area Program
registration, the program will be terminated. The City and the Westfield Parks and Recreation Department
6. Registrants joining a program after the starting date will has embarked on a project to revitalize city’s parks and public
be charged a prorated fee for the expired portion of the areas. The city makes every effort to maintain superior parks and
program. (Some exceptions may apply) public spaces, but the realization is that maintenance needs to be
stepped up in order to increase the aesthetics and usability.
Who Can Adopt A Park or Public Area?
Any business, civic associations, schools, neighborhood
2023-24 Fall/Winter Program Guide associations, military, scout groups, individual families,
churches, or community-based groups. Groups make a two year
Program Guide will be available during the first week commitment to assist in maintaining the park or public area.
in August. Registration for the following programs
will begin when program guide is available. What Commitment and Contribution Must a Group Make?
Pee Wee Soccer---------------------- 4-5yrs., 6yr.olds We ask groups to conduct a cleanup of their adopted area in
who do not meet Westfield FC age cutoff accordance with the responsibilities outlined for each area. Some
Field Hockey-------------------------- 2nd - 8th grade areas require more time than others depending on size, planting
and maintenance. Groups may work on flower bed improvement
Westfield United Basketball
Registration takes place in August, projects, tree care, perform minor park maintenance and/or
ages 5 - 18 yrs. perform other needed services.
Adult Men’s Basketball Groups may perform the actual labor and provide materials or
Field Hockey make a monetary donation to assist in maintaining the area. For
a complete description of the program, contact the department
and a packet will be mailed.Program Registration Form
Please make check or money order payable to Westfield Parks & Recreation Dept.
Please check if address below is new:
Parent/Guardian Full Name DOB
Address Apt. #
City State Zip Code
Home Phone Work/Day Phone Cell Phone
Emergency Name Emergency Number
Email Address T-Shirt Size (Please circle) YXS YS YM YL AS
AM AL AXL AXXL
Does you child have any allergies, or need any special assisstance?
Participant Information
Participant Information
First Last M/F Age DOB Program Session/Dates Fee
*Participation in this activity may involve risk of injury. To my
knowledge I (or my ward) have no health impairment which might Total Program Fees $
interfere with or preclude any participation in the above described
activity. As a parent, guardian or participant, I am aware of these
hazards and my ability to participate. Credit $
I hereby agree to release, discharge and hold harmless the City
of Westfield, its employees, contracted instructors and volunteers
from any liabilities which may occur from participating in the Sub Total $
activity. I understand that participation in any recreational or
sport activity involves risk. I further understand that the City
of Westfield does not provide accident/medical insurance for Add Up (Youth Scholarship Fund) $
program participants.
In addition, I give permission for the child(ren) to be treated by Adding up your program fee helps provide financial assistance for those unable to
qualified medical personnel in the event that the above named affor the programs fee for youth.
parent/guardian cannot be reached at the phone numbers
provided.
Total $
ALL ADULT PARTICIPANTS MUST SIGN BELOW. IN ADDITION THE SIGNATURE OF A PARENT/GUARDIAN IS REQUIRED FOR
REGISTRANTS UNDER 18
Please mail check or money order to:
Signature (Parent/Guardian if participant is under 18) Westfield Parks & Recreation Dept.
4 Holcomb Street
Date Westfield, MA 01085Parks and Playgrounds 17
The Westfield Parks and Recreation Department controls and manages the parks/playgrounds listed below.
BASKETBALL
PICKLEBALL
HORSESHOE
EQUIPMENT
SPRAYPARK
DIAMONDS
RESTROOM
FOUNTAIN
FOOTBALL
DRINKING
DOG PARK
ACREAGE
PAVILION
PARKING
SOCCER/
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1 Arm Brook Lockhouse Road 11 • • 28.21 acres Flood Control
2 Chapman St. Paul St. 3 • • • • • •1 •1 •
3 Cross St Cross Street 5.1 • • •1 • •
4 Hampton Ponds Old Stage Rd 18 • •1 • •1 •2
5 Little River Little River Rd 2 • •1 •2
6 Municipal Franklin Street 4.2 • • • • • 18 • • 2L • 6/6L •
7 Papermill Papermill Road 9 • • 2 (1L) • • •1
8 Sadie Knox Prospect Street 6.5 • • • 2 (1L) • • •1 •
9 Steiger Drive Steiger Drive 10 Undeveloped
10 Boardman Montgomery Street 10 • •2 •
11 Bullens King Street 8.5 • • 1L • • 1L
12 Whitney Shepard Street 17 • • 2L • • •1
13 Apremont Southampton Rd. .93 •
14 Sgt. John Hussey North Elm St. .30
15 Dowling Western Ave. .09
16 General Shepard Broad St. .25
17 Gen.Wareham Dartmouth St. .25
18 Barbara Swords Western Ave. 10 • Passive Recreation
19 Holcomb Court St. .75 •
20 Kane/Wojtkiewicz Elm St. .40 •
21 Half Mile Falls Elm St. .25 •
22 Mary Noble 15.8 Undeveloped
23 Park Square Center of Town .5 • •
24 Parker Park W. Silver St. .95 •
25 Soldiers Monument Court St. .03
26 Stephen A Budzak Court St. .02
27 Tekoa Russell Rd. 27 • Passive Recreation
28 911 Memorial Park N. Elm St. .05
29 Women’s Temperance Elm St. .50
30 Woronoco Soccer Complex 2 • Known as North Road Soccer Fields •3
31 Westfield Skate Park at Amelia
Park enter of f Broad St.
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32 Gateway Entrance N. Elm St. .37
33 White Street Pocket Main St. .15
34 Cowles Court Pocket Elm St. .10
35 Ponders Hollow Ponders Hollow Rd 3.9
Cemeteries
36 East Mountain E. Mtn. Rd. 1
37 Mechanic St. Mechanic St. 3 •
38 Middle Farms North Rd. 2
39 Mundale Granville Rd. 1
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