Our View of the Times – February 28

On February 28, 2018, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times

If there is one invaluable resource that all city residents can appreciate and be proud of, it is the Somerville Parks & Recreation Department.

They operate year-round programs throughout the city’s public facilities, playgrounds, schoolyards, and various other locations to promote positive and healthy activities for all members of the Somerville Community, in our particular our kids.

A veritable plethora of programs and activities are made available throughout the year, but the spring and summer months are especially active as the weather brings us all out for exercise and play.

Whether it’s the KidStop program, Dilboy Pool membership, various sporting clinics, Project Star, April Vacation program, Kennedy School Friday Night Out, Adventures In Space, Sprout Sports, music classes, and a myriad of other exiting and educational activities, the department is there to offer the community the best it can offer in recreational activities.

This coming Saturday, the department is holding its 4th Annual Rec Kickoff Fair at the Somerville High School Field House, where it will offer up a day filled with fun activities for all who attend.

The department brings the community invaluable opportunities for enhancing the wellbeing of all residents who are interested in maintaining their health and learning new skills. Let’s show them some love this weekend and check out the Fair.

 

2 Responses to “Our View of the Times – February 28”

  1. Question says:

    Sounds great. Can you please tell me which of these Recreation programs accepts children with disabilities? Thank you.

  2. Joe says:

    Totally agree. We used to have a number of programs for kids with disabilities, what has happened to them? It is time for this city to truly be ‘inclusive’ and ‘diverse’ by providing recreation and learning opportunities for our most vulnerable.