|
Tuesday April 1, 2025
|
|
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artist - Early Bird Artist: April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
9:05 AM - 9:50 AM
|
Tot Fitness - Tot Fitness - April/May
Have fun with fitness using bean bags, parachutes, rings, balls, and more. We’ll get your little ones moving and grooving with this fun routine!Who: Children ages 1yr-6yrs and their caregiversWhere: Buck Meadow 32 NH-101A, Amherst, NH 03031When: Tuesday MorningsFee: $90.00R $105NR
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artists - Holiday Artists - April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Creative Skill Building - Creative Skill Builders: Winter 2025 Session 2
An afterschool therapeutic educational program designed to assist children to develop social and emotional skills to support healthy development. These sessions will incorporate art therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, yoga, and nature-based experiences. Program Outcomes: assisting children to develop emotional literacy skills, increase body awareness, explore positive and negative feelings including how they manifest physically and emotionally, as well as develop coping strategies to manage daily life experiences. Elementary School GroupWho: Grades 1-4Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A *transportation will be provided from Wilkins (minimum of 4 required) - No bus transportation on 3/11.When: Tuesdays 2:30pm-4:00pm Fee: $330R, $360NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottle, snacks, clothes for outsideMin: 8 Max: 14Led by Holly Majkut & Traci Cote
|
|
|
|
|
2:45 PM - 3:45 PM
|
Ukulele Lessons - Ukulele Grades 2-4 (March/April Session)
We are so fortunate to have a growing Ukulele Program! We continue to offer After-School Classes with Robert Allwarden for children grades 2-4, and have evening classes for adults! After-School Ukulele for Grades 2-4Has your child wanted to learn an instrument, but you aren't sure you are ready to commit to the expense? Has the Ukulele craze caught their interest? Are you ready to see them spend time with something that does not have a glass screen??Classes are set up with a 5 week session. This class is for novice and continuing students, so students can "begin where they are". Robert has a great deal of experience identifying students' abilities and developing their skills to the next level.Students will work on chords and simple songs to play and sing. No prior knowledge is needed. All instructional materials will be provided, including ukuleles during instruction. If the students want to practice at home, they will need their own ukulele. Who: 2nd-4th Graders Where: After school at Wilkins Elementary, #13 the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's, 2:45-3:45pm Why: Because the Ukulele is Cool, Portable, Relatively Inexpensive, and FUN!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15*Thank you for respecting the 2nd grade cut off- we look forward to having your 1st grader join the program next year!Ukulele for Adults!Participants will learn the basic chords and receive sheet music with simple songs to begin playing. No prior knowledge is necessary, but if you have a beginning knowledge of ukulele, you are welcome to join us! Robert is very practiced in working with individual skills. We are happy to have anyone from age 18+ join us. Sign up with a friend or family member. Classes are set up with a 5 week session. All materials will be provided, including ukuleles. If you have one, bring it along, but if you do not, he has plenty to lend. If you wish to practice at home, you will need your own instrument.Our instructor is Robert Allwarden, Music Specialist at Wilkins Elementary and local performer. Who: Ages 18+Where: Wilkins Elementary, Room #13- the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's 6-7pm - Why: What could make learning the Ukulele more fun than doing it with the ones you love!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Amherst Winter Cheer Grades 1-5
Northern Lights Amherst Winter CheerAll Star Cheer is a high energy, team-based, performance sport that is athletic, artistic and acrobatic. It involves athletes competing with a 2 and a 1/2 minute routine composed of tumbling, stunting, pyramids, dance and cheer segments. This will be NL Amherst’s 6th season! The winter program is for athletes of any ability level in grades 1-5! In the winter we practice once a week and go to 2-3 competitions (tentatively scheduled for Feb 15, March 30 and April 12) NL cheerleaders do not cheer at football or basketball games, instead focusing on 2-3 local competitions/performances. NL coaches and choreographers are trained in safety, technique and skill building. We are competitive but our program focuses first and foremost on fun and team building. Who: Grades 1 - 5th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices Tuesday OR Thursday 5:30-7:00 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Ukulele Lessons - Ukulele for adults
We are so fortunate to have a growing Ukulele Program! We continue to offer After-School Classes with Robert Allwarden for children grades 2-4, and have evening classes for adults! After-School Ukulele for Grades 2-4Has your child wanted to learn an instrument, but you aren't sure you are ready to commit to the expense? Has the Ukulele craze caught their interest? Are you ready to see them spend time with something that does not have a glass screen??Classes are set up with a 5 week session. This class is for novice and continuing students, so students can "begin where they are". Robert has a great deal of experience identifying students' abilities and developing their skills to the next level.Students will work on chords and simple songs to play and sing. No prior knowledge is needed. All instructional materials will be provided, including ukuleles during instruction. If the students want to practice at home, they will need their own ukulele. Who: 2nd-4th Graders Where: After school at Wilkins Elementary, #13 the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's, 2:45-3:45pm Why: Because the Ukulele is Cool, Portable, Relatively Inexpensive, and FUN!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15*Thank you for respecting the 2nd grade cut off- we look forward to having your 1st grader join the program next year!Ukulele for Adults!Participants will learn the basic chords and receive sheet music with simple songs to begin playing. No prior knowledge is necessary, but if you have a beginning knowledge of ukulele, you are welcome to join us! Robert is very practiced in working with individual skills. We are happy to have anyone from age 18+ join us. Sign up with a friend or family member. Classes are set up with a 5 week session. All materials will be provided, including ukuleles. If you have one, bring it along, but if you do not, he has plenty to lend. If you wish to practice at home, you will need your own instrument.Our instructor is Robert Allwarden, Music Specialist at Wilkins Elementary and local performer. Who: Ages 18+Where: Wilkins Elementary, Room #13- the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's 6-7pm - Why: What could make learning the Ukulele more fun than doing it with the ones you love!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday April 2, 2025
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Senior Chair Yoga Session Apr/May
Looking to increase balance and flexibility? Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Join us at Buck Meadow Clubhouse for chair yoga Wednesday mornings at 10 am for a 45 minute session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!
|
|
|
|
|
11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
|
Meals on Wheels - Community Luncheon
|
|
|
|
|
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
|
Spring Explorers- Afterschool Program - Spring Explorers - Afterschool Program
Let's get outside and explore the wonders of Spring! This is a four week program that is packed with Spring fun and exploration. Spring is a season of change so each week we will pick a new topic about spring and what’s happening with the animals and woods around us! We will explore the topic and the trails to see what changes in nature we can find!Who: Grades 1 - 4 When: Wednesdays, March 26, April 2, April 16, April 23Time: 2:30pm to 4:30pmWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental Center, 66 Brook Road, AmherstFee: $95R, $110NRTransportation will be provided from Wilkins Elementary School to PMEC. Remember to register your child within the “Pick-up-Patrol” system through the Wilkins website.Sample Schedule:2:30 PM- Pick up at Wilkins2:40 PM- Arrive at PMEC2:45- Grab snack and then head outside. Out on the trails we will engage in a fun weekly activity, Spring related! Activities will include games/physical activities,shelter building, outdoor skills, exploring animal habitats and experiencing what's changing and happening in the woods at PMEC during the springtime!3:45- 4:00 pm - Head back to PMEC4-4:30- Options: Gaga Ball, Weekly Nature Craft Project, Quiet homework time4:30-Pick up * Please pick up on time. Any student remaining past 4:30pm will be billed a late fee. * A minimum of 8 participants is needed to run this program.
|
|
|
|
|
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Clay and Sculpture - Wilkins Monthly Series - April 2025: Clay & Sculpture (Wednesday 4/2)
Wednesday Monthly Clay and Sculpture SeriesCome join us for a monthly class focusing all on clay and sculpture techniques! Each class will begin with a mini art lesson exposing participants to the art history and development of clay and sculpture in the art world. The class will focus on exploring different clay materials, sculpture and 3D art styles using a variety of materials. Clay and sculpture mediums are not only fun and engaging but also provide sensory development, motor skills and self-expression! All materials are included in the class.Who: Wilkins Students, Grades 1-4When: Wednesdays 2:45-4:00pm (1/22, 2/5, 3/5, 4/2)Where: Wilkins Elementary School, art room. Pick-up in front of Wilkins at 4pmFee: $26 per month (must sign up for each month separately)Max: 22
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Open Gym Rock Climbing With John Dowd - Indoor Rock Climbing
Looking to try something exciting, challenging and fun? Join John Dowd for open gym rock climbing! Participants will learn the basics of Rock climbing in SHS own rock climbing wall. All Equipment Provided! Open to all climbing level abilities Who: Any age What: Open Gym Rock Climbing When: Wednesdays 6:30pm - 8:00pm March 12th - April 16th Where: SHS mini rock gym Fee: $10R $15NR (single time) or $50R $60NR for (entire session)
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday April 3, 2025
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - March/April
Functional strength training focuses on exercises that prepare the body for activities performed in daily life. Incorporating functional compound movements with added resistance or just body weight will increase muscle mass. Addition of muscle will improve strength, endurance, balance and overall fitness. Classes will include education on good form with activities that include progressions and regressions for each activity. This inclusive format allows beginners through advanced participants to work together.
Who: ages 16+ When: Thursday mornings Time: 9:00am to 10:00amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH Cost: $60R $75NR (5 classes)What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Nature's Playground - Nature's Playground -April: Life cycles
Welcome To Nature's Playground where adventure and fun awaits!At Nature's Playground we will have fun exploring different habitats and learning all about what you can find out in the amazing woods all around you. Each class we will begin with a story, then circle time to discuss a new topic and do an activity related to the topic. We will end with a take-home craft. Who: Children ages 3-6 and their caregiversWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental centerWhen: Classes are the first three Thursdays of each month- 10:00am-10:45am. Fee: $29R; $36NR
|
|
|
|
|
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
|
Afterschool Lego Adventures w/ Right Brain Curriculum - Feb/March Session - Lego Adventures
February/March - Lego Adventures - Get Your Lego Game On!Are you a Lego master? If so, it’s time to show off your skills! Each week we present a new building challenge: From skyscrapers to zoos, bridges to airports, malls to main streets, and everything in between! First, our Right Brain Curriculum instructors will review the history of what we are about to build: How airports graduated from landing strips to vast travel networks or how aeroelasticity explains why the Tacoma bridge nicknamed “Galloping Gertie” collapsed. Then, it’s time to build! You will create a model of each structure out of an enormous assortment of provided Legos, then present your creation as we photograph and document it. Learning and Legos: Now that’s an adventure!Who: Grades 1 - 4When: Thursdays after school for a 6 week session. (See Dates Below).Where: Peabody Mill Environmental Center - 66 Brook Road, AmherstFee: $190R, $210NR**Transportation will be provided from Wilkins Elementary to PMEC. Remember to register through the Wilkins Website PUP patrol.**** A minimum of 8 participants is needed to run this course.**
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Amherst Winter Cheer Grades 1-5
Northern Lights Amherst Winter CheerAll Star Cheer is a high energy, team-based, performance sport that is athletic, artistic and acrobatic. It involves athletes competing with a 2 and a 1/2 minute routine composed of tumbling, stunting, pyramids, dance and cheer segments. This will be NL Amherst’s 6th season! The winter program is for athletes of any ability level in grades 1-5! In the winter we practice once a week and go to 2-3 competitions (tentatively scheduled for Feb 15, March 30 and April 12) NL cheerleaders do not cheer at football or basketball games, instead focusing on 2-3 local competitions/performances. NL coaches and choreographers are trained in safety, technique and skill building. We are competitive but our program focuses first and foremost on fun and team building. Who: Grades 1 - 5th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices Tuesday OR Thursday 5:30-7:00 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Monday April 7, 2025
|
|
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
|
Fitness: Tai Chi/Qigong Fundamentals - Qigong Tai Chi Fundamentals - March/April- 10:00am to 11:00am
This class covers qigong/tai chi fundamentals of breath work, movement, posture alignment, and visualization. Consistently practicing these gentle, meditative movements improves balance, coordination, flexibility, strength and mental clarity. Safe and suitable for everyone. All movements can be modified and effectively compliment other health and wellness pursuits.Qigong/Tai Chi FundamentalsWho: Seniors and Adults 18+Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A When: Mondays 10:00am-11:00am & 11:15-12:15Fee: $60R, $70NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottleMin: 4 Max: 12
|
|
|
|
|
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
|
Fitness: Tai Chi/Qigong Fundamentals - Qigong Tai Chi Fundamentals - March/April- 11:15:am to 12:15pm
This class covers qigong/tai chi fundamentals of breath work, movement, posture alignment, and visualization. Consistently practicing these gentle, meditative movements improves balance, coordination, flexibility, strength and mental clarity. Safe and suitable for everyone. All movements can be modified and effectively compliment other health and wellness pursuits.Qigong/Tai Chi FundamentalsWho: Seniors and Adults 18+Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A When: Mondays 10:00am-11:00am & 11:15-12:15Fee: $60R, $70NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottleMin: 4 Max: 12
|
|
|
|
|
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Afterschool Art Studio at Wilkins - April 2025: Abstract Art (Mondays)
Come join the creative arts studio for kids in grades 1-4! Holly Majkut and Jessica Anderson are excited to collaborate and join forces to offer the afterschool arts program! Allow your child to discover or nurture their inner artist through exploring a variety of art materials. Art studio time will allow your child to create their own masterpieces. Specific art mediums will be introduced each monthly session to allow the artist exposure and increased experience. (Schedule below). Mini art history lessons will also be incorporated based upon the theme of the month to provide education regarding the history of the art style/technique. Sample ideas and directives will be available to assist with sparking creativity and imagination. This is not a formal art instruction class. The art studio concept focuses on creating and exploring art materials, having fun, and socializing. All art materials are provided and creations are brought home at the end of each class or the end of each monthly session.Who: Wilkins Students, Grades 1-4When: Mondays 2:45-4:00pm (see session dates below)Where: Wilkins Elementary School, art room. Pick-up in front of Wilkins at 4pmFee: See cost per session belowMax: 22January: Winter wonderland artMonday session dates: Jan 6, 13, 27. Max: 24 Price: $75February: Book Making/ScrapbookingMonday session dates: Feb 3, 10, 17Max: 24Cost: $75March: Art History Month (projects inspired by famous artists)Monday session dates: March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Max:24Price $125 (5 weeks)April: Abstract ArtMonday session dates: April 7, 14, 21Max: 24Price: $75.00May: Nature and landscape artMonday session dates: May 5, 12, 19Max: 24Price: $75
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Tuesday April 8, 2025
|
|
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artist - Early Bird Artist: April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
9:05 AM - 9:50 AM
|
Tot Fitness - Tot Fitness - April/May
Have fun with fitness using bean bags, parachutes, rings, balls, and more. We’ll get your little ones moving and grooving with this fun routine!Who: Children ages 1yr-6yrs and their caregiversWhere: Buck Meadow 32 NH-101A, Amherst, NH 03031When: Tuesday MorningsFee: $90.00R $105NR
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artists - Holiday Artists - April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Creative Skill Building - Creative Skill Builders: Winter 2025 Session 2
An afterschool therapeutic educational program designed to assist children to develop social and emotional skills to support healthy development. These sessions will incorporate art therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, yoga, and nature-based experiences. Program Outcomes: assisting children to develop emotional literacy skills, increase body awareness, explore positive and negative feelings including how they manifest physically and emotionally, as well as develop coping strategies to manage daily life experiences. Elementary School GroupWho: Grades 1-4Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A *transportation will be provided from Wilkins (minimum of 4 required) - No bus transportation on 3/11.When: Tuesdays 2:30pm-4:00pm Fee: $330R, $360NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottle, snacks, clothes for outsideMin: 8 Max: 14Led by Holly Majkut & Traci Cote
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 6:15 PM
|
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for Teens - Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for Teens: Winter 2025
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for Teens (MBSR-T) is a research-based, skill building opportunity for young people to come together in a safe, small group learning environment. This therapeutic, educational support group will focus on building skills to help teens manage the myriad of demands they face today, including but not limited to: school, familial demands, peer relationships, self-imposed pressure, and much more. Benefits for participating in these group sessions include:
Developing skills that can help rewire the brain to focus on taking in the good (instead of focusing on the bad)
Incorporating mindfulness techniques and practices into their lives
Learning to cope with and manage stress better
Develop peer relationships and associated social skills in a small group setting
Who: Teens entering 8-11th gradeWhen: Alternating Tuesdays from 5:00PM-6:15PMWhere: BuckmeadowFee: $300R, $330NRMax: 16
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Amherst Winter Cheer Grades 1-5
Northern Lights Amherst Winter CheerAll Star Cheer is a high energy, team-based, performance sport that is athletic, artistic and acrobatic. It involves athletes competing with a 2 and a 1/2 minute routine composed of tumbling, stunting, pyramids, dance and cheer segments. This will be NL Amherst’s 6th season! The winter program is for athletes of any ability level in grades 1-5! In the winter we practice once a week and go to 2-3 competitions (tentatively scheduled for Feb 15, March 30 and April 12) NL cheerleaders do not cheer at football or basketball games, instead focusing on 2-3 local competitions/performances. NL coaches and choreographers are trained in safety, technique and skill building. We are competitive but our program focuses first and foremost on fun and team building. Who: Grades 1 - 5th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices Tuesday OR Thursday 5:30-7:00 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday April 9, 2025
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Senior Chair Yoga Session Apr/May
Looking to increase balance and flexibility? Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Join us at Buck Meadow Clubhouse for chair yoga Wednesday mornings at 10 am for a 45 minute session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!
|
|
|
|
|
11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
|
Early Release - PMEC Explorers - Early Release - PMEC Explorers (3 Month Bundle)
Come join us and enjoy an afternoon of fun and exploring at Peabody Mill Environmental Center. We will explore the amazing hiking trails, play games and make crafts. On early release Wednesdays we will pick up the explorers from Wilkins and bring them to PMEC for an afternoon of fun in nature! WHO: Grades 1-4 WHEN: Early Release Days - September 10th,October 9th, December 11th, January 8th, February 12th, April 9th, May 14th WHERE: Peabody Mill Environmental Center, 66 Brook Road, Amherst FEE: $35R, $40NR **Transportation will be provided from Wilkins Elementary to PMEC. Remember to register through the Wilkins Website PUP patrol.** Sample Schedule: 11:30 AM - Pick Up at Wilkins 12:00 PM - Arrive at PMEC 12:00PM- 12:15PM - Snack and bathroom break.12:15PM to 1:15PM - Head out onto the trails for a fun weekly activity, exploring habitats, fort building, learning about animals at PMEC. 1:15 PM - Head back to PMEC 1:15PM-2:15PM- Options of Lego challenges, Gaga Ball, nature crafts, quiet homework time 2:30PM - Pick UpPlease pick up on time. Any student remaining past 2:30pm will be billed a late fee. A minimum of 6 participants is needed to run this program.
|
|
|
|
|
11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
|
Early Release - PMEC Explorers - Early Release - PMEC Explorers (April)
Come join us and enjoy an afternoon of fun and exploring at Peabody Mill Environmental Center. We will explore the amazing hiking trails, play games and make crafts. On early release Wednesdays we will pick up the explorers from Wilkins and bring them to PMEC for an afternoon of fun in nature! WHO: Grades 1-4 WHEN: Early Release Days - September 10th,October 9th, December 11th, January 8th, February 12th, April 9th, May 14th WHERE: Peabody Mill Environmental Center, 66 Brook Road, Amherst FEE: $35R, $40NR **Transportation will be provided from Wilkins Elementary to PMEC. Remember to register through the Wilkins Website PUP patrol.** Sample Schedule: 11:30 AM - Pick Up at Wilkins 12:00 PM - Arrive at PMEC 12:00PM- 12:15PM - Snack and bathroom break.12:15PM to 1:15PM - Head out onto the trails for a fun weekly activity, exploring habitats, fort building, learning about animals at PMEC. 1:15 PM - Head back to PMEC 1:15PM-2:15PM- Options of Lego challenges, Gaga Ball, nature crafts, quiet homework time 2:30PM - Pick UpPlease pick up on time. Any student remaining past 2:30pm will be billed a late fee. A minimum of 6 participants is needed to run this program.
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Open Gym Rock Climbing With John Dowd - Indoor Rock Climbing
Looking to try something exciting, challenging and fun? Join John Dowd for open gym rock climbing! Participants will learn the basics of Rock climbing in SHS own rock climbing wall. All Equipment Provided! Open to all climbing level abilities Who: Any age What: Open Gym Rock Climbing When: Wednesdays 6:30pm - 8:00pm March 12th - April 16th Where: SHS mini rock gym Fee: $10R $15NR (single time) or $50R $60NR for (entire session)
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday April 10, 2025
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - March/April
Functional strength training focuses on exercises that prepare the body for activities performed in daily life. Incorporating functional compound movements with added resistance or just body weight will increase muscle mass. Addition of muscle will improve strength, endurance, balance and overall fitness. Classes will include education on good form with activities that include progressions and regressions for each activity. This inclusive format allows beginners through advanced participants to work together.
Who: ages 16+ When: Thursday mornings Time: 9:00am to 10:00amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH Cost: $60R $75NR (5 classes)What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Nature's Playground - Nature's Playground -April: Life cycles
Welcome To Nature's Playground where adventure and fun awaits!At Nature's Playground we will have fun exploring different habitats and learning all about what you can find out in the amazing woods all around you. Each class we will begin with a story, then circle time to discuss a new topic and do an activity related to the topic. We will end with a take-home craft. Who: Children ages 3-6 and their caregiversWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental centerWhen: Classes are the first three Thursdays of each month- 10:00am-10:45am. Fee: $29R; $36NR
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Amherst Winter Cheer Grades 1-5
Northern Lights Amherst Winter CheerAll Star Cheer is a high energy, team-based, performance sport that is athletic, artistic and acrobatic. It involves athletes competing with a 2 and a 1/2 minute routine composed of tumbling, stunting, pyramids, dance and cheer segments. This will be NL Amherst’s 6th season! The winter program is for athletes of any ability level in grades 1-5! In the winter we practice once a week and go to 2-3 competitions (tentatively scheduled for Feb 15, March 30 and April 12) NL cheerleaders do not cheer at football or basketball games, instead focusing on 2-3 local competitions/performances. NL coaches and choreographers are trained in safety, technique and skill building. We are competitive but our program focuses first and foremost on fun and team building. Who: Grades 1 - 5th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices Tuesday OR Thursday 5:30-7:00 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Monday April 14, 2025
|
|
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Afterschool Art Studio at Wilkins - April 2025: Abstract Art (Mondays)
Come join the creative arts studio for kids in grades 1-4! Holly Majkut and Jessica Anderson are excited to collaborate and join forces to offer the afterschool arts program! Allow your child to discover or nurture their inner artist through exploring a variety of art materials. Art studio time will allow your child to create their own masterpieces. Specific art mediums will be introduced each monthly session to allow the artist exposure and increased experience. (Schedule below). Mini art history lessons will also be incorporated based upon the theme of the month to provide education regarding the history of the art style/technique. Sample ideas and directives will be available to assist with sparking creativity and imagination. This is not a formal art instruction class. The art studio concept focuses on creating and exploring art materials, having fun, and socializing. All art materials are provided and creations are brought home at the end of each class or the end of each monthly session.Who: Wilkins Students, Grades 1-4When: Mondays 2:45-4:00pm (see session dates below)Where: Wilkins Elementary School, art room. Pick-up in front of Wilkins at 4pmFee: See cost per session belowMax: 22January: Winter wonderland artMonday session dates: Jan 6, 13, 27. Max: 24 Price: $75February: Book Making/ScrapbookingMonday session dates: Feb 3, 10, 17Max: 24Cost: $75March: Art History Month (projects inspired by famous artists)Monday session dates: March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Max:24Price $125 (5 weeks)April: Abstract ArtMonday session dates: April 7, 14, 21Max: 24Price: $75.00May: Nature and landscape artMonday session dates: May 5, 12, 19Max: 24Price: $75
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Tuesday April 15, 2025
|
|
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artist - Early Bird Artist: April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
|
Homeschool Science Classes - Homeschool Science Class- April
Homeschool Science Classes Welcome to Homeschool Science Class! We are thrilled to be kicking off the Fall school year with an exciting Homeschool curriculum. This year PMEC will be offering science classes once a month on Tuesday. The structure for each session includes, one hour science education and one hour play/social interaction. The classes will be divided by age during the first hour. Ages may combine for the second hour of various team building games and group activities.Please find below an outline of what we planned for each month. Hope you can join us!Who: Ages 5-7yrs & 8-10yrsWhat: Home School Science ClassesWhere: PMEC 66 Brook Rd Amherst, NH 03031 – Weather allowing, classes will be held outside.When: The 3rd Tuesday of every month - from 9:00am - 11:00am * This is a drop off class * We will need a minimum of 6 students students* All classes will have an element of outdoor time. September - Exploring Mini Beasts — Join us as we learn about small invertebrates living in our pond at PMEC. Students will become pond biologists and use nets and buckets and take a closer look into the pond life and what makes up a healthy ecosystem.October - Exploring Physics — We will learn about Newton's first law of motion and explore concepts like gravity, drag and impact. Students will design and make their own device for our egg drop challenge!!!November - Genetics/Heritability — Have you ever wondered why some dogs have floppy ears and some have pointy? Come learn about genes and heritability through man's best friend dogs! Learn how dogs are helping humans fight diseases.December – Owls/Winter birds -Join us as we explore these birds of prey along with other winter birds. We’ll talk about their physical characteristics and habitats. We will dissect owl pellets to see if we can identify what animals the owls have been eating and their place in the food web. January- Animal Tracking -We will explore how to identify animals by their tracks, understand how animals move, and learn about what animals are still awake in the woods near us during the winter months. Feb- Exploring the color red, Red Science -Celebrating the colors red and pink for Valentine’s Day join us as we do some fun science experiments that involve shades of red and pink. March- St. Patrick Day STEM Join us in celebrating St Patrick's Day with fun STEM-based challenges. We will use the lore of leprechauns and gold to do fun science activities.April- Spring into AprilThe last class will be an end-of-year celebration of our PMEC homeschool Science classes. We will explore what changes occur during the transition from winter to spring.
|
|
|
|
|
9:05 AM - 9:50 AM
|
Tot Fitness - Tot Fitness - April/May
Have fun with fitness using bean bags, parachutes, rings, balls, and more. We’ll get your little ones moving and grooving with this fun routine!Who: Children ages 1yr-6yrs and their caregiversWhere: Buck Meadow 32 NH-101A, Amherst, NH 03031When: Tuesday MorningsFee: $90.00R $105NR
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artists - Holiday Artists - April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Creative Skill Building - Creative Skill Builders: Winter 2025 Session 2
An afterschool therapeutic educational program designed to assist children to develop social and emotional skills to support healthy development. These sessions will incorporate art therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, yoga, and nature-based experiences. Program Outcomes: assisting children to develop emotional literacy skills, increase body awareness, explore positive and negative feelings including how they manifest physically and emotionally, as well as develop coping strategies to manage daily life experiences. Elementary School GroupWho: Grades 1-4Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A *transportation will be provided from Wilkins (minimum of 4 required) - No bus transportation on 3/11.When: Tuesdays 2:30pm-4:00pm Fee: $330R, $360NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottle, snacks, clothes for outsideMin: 8 Max: 14Led by Holly Majkut & Traci Cote
|
|
|
|
|
2:45 PM - 3:45 PM
|
Ukulele Lessons - Ukulele Grades 2-4 (March/April Session)
We are so fortunate to have a growing Ukulele Program! We continue to offer After-School Classes with Robert Allwarden for children grades 2-4, and have evening classes for adults! After-School Ukulele for Grades 2-4Has your child wanted to learn an instrument, but you aren't sure you are ready to commit to the expense? Has the Ukulele craze caught their interest? Are you ready to see them spend time with something that does not have a glass screen??Classes are set up with a 5 week session. This class is for novice and continuing students, so students can "begin where they are". Robert has a great deal of experience identifying students' abilities and developing their skills to the next level.Students will work on chords and simple songs to play and sing. No prior knowledge is needed. All instructional materials will be provided, including ukuleles during instruction. If the students want to practice at home, they will need their own ukulele. Who: 2nd-4th Graders Where: After school at Wilkins Elementary, #13 the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's, 2:45-3:45pm Why: Because the Ukulele is Cool, Portable, Relatively Inexpensive, and FUN!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15*Thank you for respecting the 2nd grade cut off- we look forward to having your 1st grader join the program next year!Ukulele for Adults!Participants will learn the basic chords and receive sheet music with simple songs to begin playing. No prior knowledge is necessary, but if you have a beginning knowledge of ukulele, you are welcome to join us! Robert is very practiced in working with individual skills. We are happy to have anyone from age 18+ join us. Sign up with a friend or family member. Classes are set up with a 5 week session. All materials will be provided, including ukuleles. If you have one, bring it along, but if you do not, he has plenty to lend. If you wish to practice at home, you will need your own instrument.Our instructor is Robert Allwarden, Music Specialist at Wilkins Elementary and local performer. Who: Ages 18+Where: Wilkins Elementary, Room #13- the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's 6-7pm - Why: What could make learning the Ukulele more fun than doing it with the ones you love!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Ukulele Lessons - Ukulele for adults
We are so fortunate to have a growing Ukulele Program! We continue to offer After-School Classes with Robert Allwarden for children grades 2-4, and have evening classes for adults! After-School Ukulele for Grades 2-4Has your child wanted to learn an instrument, but you aren't sure you are ready to commit to the expense? Has the Ukulele craze caught their interest? Are you ready to see them spend time with something that does not have a glass screen??Classes are set up with a 5 week session. This class is for novice and continuing students, so students can "begin where they are". Robert has a great deal of experience identifying students' abilities and developing their skills to the next level.Students will work on chords and simple songs to play and sing. No prior knowledge is needed. All instructional materials will be provided, including ukuleles during instruction. If the students want to practice at home, they will need their own ukulele. Who: 2nd-4th Graders Where: After school at Wilkins Elementary, #13 the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's, 2:45-3:45pm Why: Because the Ukulele is Cool, Portable, Relatively Inexpensive, and FUN!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15*Thank you for respecting the 2nd grade cut off- we look forward to having your 1st grader join the program next year!Ukulele for Adults!Participants will learn the basic chords and receive sheet music with simple songs to begin playing. No prior knowledge is necessary, but if you have a beginning knowledge of ukulele, you are welcome to join us! Robert is very practiced in working with individual skills. We are happy to have anyone from age 18+ join us. Sign up with a friend or family member. Classes are set up with a 5 week session. All materials will be provided, including ukuleles. If you have one, bring it along, but if you do not, he has plenty to lend. If you wish to practice at home, you will need your own instrument.Our instructor is Robert Allwarden, Music Specialist at Wilkins Elementary and local performer. Who: Ages 18+Where: Wilkins Elementary, Room #13- the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's 6-7pm - Why: What could make learning the Ukulele more fun than doing it with the ones you love!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday April 16, 2025
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Senior Chair Yoga Session Apr/May
Looking to increase balance and flexibility? Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Join us at Buck Meadow Clubhouse for chair yoga Wednesday mornings at 10 am for a 45 minute session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!
|
|
|
|
|
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
|
Spring Explorers- Afterschool Program - Spring Explorers - Afterschool Program
Let's get outside and explore the wonders of Spring! This is a four week program that is packed with Spring fun and exploration. Spring is a season of change so each week we will pick a new topic about spring and what’s happening with the animals and woods around us! We will explore the topic and the trails to see what changes in nature we can find!Who: Grades 1 - 4 When: Wednesdays, March 26, April 2, April 16, April 23Time: 2:30pm to 4:30pmWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental Center, 66 Brook Road, AmherstFee: $95R, $110NRTransportation will be provided from Wilkins Elementary School to PMEC. Remember to register your child within the “Pick-up-Patrol” system through the Wilkins website.Sample Schedule:2:30 PM- Pick up at Wilkins2:40 PM- Arrive at PMEC2:45- Grab snack and then head outside. Out on the trails we will engage in a fun weekly activity, Spring related! Activities will include games/physical activities,shelter building, outdoor skills, exploring animal habitats and experiencing what's changing and happening in the woods at PMEC during the springtime!3:45- 4:00 pm - Head back to PMEC4-4:30- Options: Gaga Ball, Weekly Nature Craft Project, Quiet homework time4:30-Pick up * Please pick up on time. Any student remaining past 4:30pm will be billed a late fee. * A minimum of 8 participants is needed to run this program.
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Open Gym Rock Climbing With John Dowd - Indoor Rock Climbing
Looking to try something exciting, challenging and fun? Join John Dowd for open gym rock climbing! Participants will learn the basics of Rock climbing in SHS own rock climbing wall. All Equipment Provided! Open to all climbing level abilities Who: Any age What: Open Gym Rock Climbing When: Wednesdays 6:30pm - 8:00pm March 12th - April 16th Where: SHS mini rock gym Fee: $10R $15NR (single time) or $50R $60NR for (entire session)
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday April 17, 2025
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - March/April
Functional strength training focuses on exercises that prepare the body for activities performed in daily life. Incorporating functional compound movements with added resistance or just body weight will increase muscle mass. Addition of muscle will improve strength, endurance, balance and overall fitness. Classes will include education on good form with activities that include progressions and regressions for each activity. This inclusive format allows beginners through advanced participants to work together.
Who: ages 16+ When: Thursday mornings Time: 9:00am to 10:00amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH Cost: $60R $75NR (5 classes)What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Nature's Playground - Nature's Playground -April: Life cycles
Welcome To Nature's Playground where adventure and fun awaits!At Nature's Playground we will have fun exploring different habitats and learning all about what you can find out in the amazing woods all around you. Each class we will begin with a story, then circle time to discuss a new topic and do an activity related to the topic. We will end with a take-home craft. Who: Children ages 3-6 and their caregiversWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental centerWhen: Classes are the first three Thursdays of each month- 10:00am-10:45am. Fee: $29R; $36NR
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Friday April 18, 2025
|
|
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse - Sandlot Lacrosse - Boys
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 1, 2025Amherst Recreation is excited to be teaming up with Amherst Lacrosse Club to offer Lacrosse to both boys and girls in the Souhegan Valley Region. Our goal is to teach athletes the FUNdamentals of Lacrosse in both practices and games. We will offer both a Sandlot program for our youngest players in PK - K and a Travel Lacrosse program for players in 1-6 grade. See below for more info on each programs details, fees and registration deadlines. Important Registration InfoRegistration opens January 1st, 2025 and closes February 28, 2025.US Lacrosse Membership: Players in the travel program will need to become a member of US Lacrosse by clicking here before registering for this program. Your active US Lacrosse number will be required at checkout.Early bird discount deadline:2/1/25 for 8U-12U Travel programs 3/1/25 for Sandlot!!! ATTN: U12 Girls is full, however the wait list will remain open through 02/28 ! Uniform InformationSandlot Lacrosse Uniforms: Sandlot players do not need to order a uniform or pinnie. We will collect sizing info for Sandlot pinnies during the registration process.Travel Lacrosse Uniforms (U8-U12) Order Info: All players will need to purchase their reusable uniform by following the link below. In order to get our uniforms in time for the season please purchase before 2/28. Please see below on picking your number for all new travel players. Each player will receive a shooter shirt and practice pinnie as part of your registration fee. You do not need to place an order for shooter shirts/practice pinnies, but you do need to Order Uniform HERE . Returning Players - If you have a uniform from last year, you will keep the same number. Only order the parts of the uniform that do not fit. New Players - If you are a new player, you will choose a number from the number ranges given below. See the birth year of your child and pick your first, second or third choice. Go ahead and purchase your uniform anytime before 2/28. We will send the vendor all player numbers prior to printing. You will only need to repurchase a uniform when the old one doesn’t fit. ***All uniforms must be purchased by 2/28/25 to ensure arrival by the beginning of the season. Uniforms ordered after 2/28/25 can not be guaranteed to arrive by the first game and may be charged an additional shipping fee.***2019 - Numbers 50-742018 - Numbers 75-992017 – Numbers 1-242016 - Numbers 25-492015 - Numbers 50-742014 - Numbers 75-992013 – Numbers 1-242012 - Numbers 25-492011 - Numbers 50-742010 - Numbers 75-99Coaches InformationPlease fill out the coach’s questionnaire to let us know your interest for the season. Only those that fill out the questionnaire will be consider for the Spring 2025 season. We have so many wonderful coaches and we want to make sure we are placing everyone where they will help the program the best. Coaching placement will be at the discretion of the Recreation Department in conjunction with the SVL Board. Decisions will be made based on feedback from a variety of sources - participant survey results, referees, SVL Board recommendations and the needs of the program. Amherst Rec Lacrosse Coach Questionnaire - 2025 Season In order to coach for the 8U-12U age groups you will need to be certified with US Lacrosse. Sandlot coaches do not need to be certified with US Lacrosse. If you are already certified, please check you US Lacrosse membership to see if you need to complete any updates this season. If you are new to coaching, you will need to get yourself properly certified before the season starts. You will be reimbursed for the certification expense if you submit your receipt to Amherst Recreation. Here is the link to the Coach Certification | USA Lacrosse. Don’t wait until the last minute to start the process!
Head coaches and assistant coaches need to hold at least a Silver level certification
8U and 10U parent helper (not allowed to coach on the sidelines) need to hold at least a Bronze level certification.
|
|
|
|
|
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse - Sandlot Lacrosse - Girls
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 1, 2025Amherst Recreation is excited to be teaming up with Amherst Lacrosse Club to offer Lacrosse to both boys and girls in the Souhegan Valley Region. Our goal is to teach athletes the FUNdamentals of Lacrosse in both practices and games. We will offer both a Sandlot program for our youngest players in PK - K and a Travel Lacrosse program for players in 1-6 grade. See below for more info on each programs details, fees and registration deadlines. Important Registration InfoRegistration opens January 1st, 2025 and closes February 28, 2025.US Lacrosse Membership: Players in the travel program will need to become a member of US Lacrosse by clicking here before registering for this program. Your active US Lacrosse number will be required at checkout.Early bird discount deadline:2/1/25 for 8U-12U Travel programs 3/1/25 for Sandlot!!! ATTN: U12 Girls is full, however the wait list will remain open through 02/28 ! Uniform InformationSandlot Lacrosse Uniforms: Sandlot players do not need to order a uniform or pinnie. We will collect sizing info for Sandlot pinnies during the registration process.Travel Lacrosse Uniforms (U8-U12) Order Info: All players will need to purchase their reusable uniform by following the link below. In order to get our uniforms in time for the season please purchase before 2/28. Please see below on picking your number for all new travel players. Each player will receive a shooter shirt and practice pinnie as part of your registration fee. You do not need to place an order for shooter shirts/practice pinnies, but you do need to Order Uniform HERE . Returning Players - If you have a uniform from last year, you will keep the same number. Only order the parts of the uniform that do not fit. New Players - If you are a new player, you will choose a number from the number ranges given below. See the birth year of your child and pick your first, second or third choice. Go ahead and purchase your uniform anytime before 2/28. We will send the vendor all player numbers prior to printing. You will only need to repurchase a uniform when the old one doesn’t fit. ***All uniforms must be purchased by 2/28/25 to ensure arrival by the beginning of the season. Uniforms ordered after 2/28/25 can not be guaranteed to arrive by the first game and may be charged an additional shipping fee.***2019 - Numbers 50-742018 - Numbers 75-992017 – Numbers 1-242016 - Numbers 25-492015 - Numbers 50-742014 - Numbers 75-992013 – Numbers 1-242012 - Numbers 25-492011 - Numbers 50-742010 - Numbers 75-99Coaches InformationPlease fill out the coach’s questionnaire to let us know your interest for the season. Only those that fill out the questionnaire will be consider for the Spring 2025 season. We have so many wonderful coaches and we want to make sure we are placing everyone where they will help the program the best. Coaching placement will be at the discretion of the Recreation Department in conjunction with the SVL Board. Decisions will be made based on feedback from a variety of sources - participant survey results, referees, SVL Board recommendations and the needs of the program. Amherst Rec Lacrosse Coach Questionnaire - 2025 Season In order to coach for the 8U-12U age groups you will need to be certified with US Lacrosse. Sandlot coaches do not need to be certified with US Lacrosse. If you are already certified, please check you US Lacrosse membership to see if you need to complete any updates this season. If you are new to coaching, you will need to get yourself properly certified before the season starts. You will be reimbursed for the certification expense if you submit your receipt to Amherst Recreation. Here is the link to the Coach Certification | USA Lacrosse. Don’t wait until the last minute to start the process!
Head coaches and assistant coaches need to hold at least a Silver level certification
8U and 10U parent helper (not allowed to coach on the sidelines) need to hold at least a Bronze level certification.
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Monday April 21, 2025
|
|
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Afterschool Art Studio at Wilkins - April 2025: Abstract Art (Mondays)
Come join the creative arts studio for kids in grades 1-4! Holly Majkut and Jessica Anderson are excited to collaborate and join forces to offer the afterschool arts program! Allow your child to discover or nurture their inner artist through exploring a variety of art materials. Art studio time will allow your child to create their own masterpieces. Specific art mediums will be introduced each monthly session to allow the artist exposure and increased experience. (Schedule below). Mini art history lessons will also be incorporated based upon the theme of the month to provide education regarding the history of the art style/technique. Sample ideas and directives will be available to assist with sparking creativity and imagination. This is not a formal art instruction class. The art studio concept focuses on creating and exploring art materials, having fun, and socializing. All art materials are provided and creations are brought home at the end of each class or the end of each monthly session.Who: Wilkins Students, Grades 1-4When: Mondays 2:45-4:00pm (see session dates below)Where: Wilkins Elementary School, art room. Pick-up in front of Wilkins at 4pmFee: See cost per session belowMax: 22January: Winter wonderland artMonday session dates: Jan 6, 13, 27. Max: 24 Price: $75February: Book Making/ScrapbookingMonday session dates: Feb 3, 10, 17Max: 24Cost: $75March: Art History Month (projects inspired by famous artists)Monday session dates: March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Max:24Price $125 (5 weeks)April: Abstract ArtMonday session dates: April 7, 14, 21Max: 24Price: $75.00May: Nature and landscape artMonday session dates: May 5, 12, 19Max: 24Price: $75
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Tuesday April 22, 2025
|
|
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artist - Early Bird Artist: April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
9:05 AM - 9:50 AM
|
Tot Fitness - Tot Fitness - April/May
Have fun with fitness using bean bags, parachutes, rings, balls, and more. We’ll get your little ones moving and grooving with this fun routine!Who: Children ages 1yr-6yrs and their caregiversWhere: Buck Meadow 32 NH-101A, Amherst, NH 03031When: Tuesday MorningsFee: $90.00R $105NR
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artists - Holiday Artists - April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Creative Skill Building - Creative Skill Builders: Winter 2025 Session 2
An afterschool therapeutic educational program designed to assist children to develop social and emotional skills to support healthy development. These sessions will incorporate art therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, yoga, and nature-based experiences. Program Outcomes: assisting children to develop emotional literacy skills, increase body awareness, explore positive and negative feelings including how they manifest physically and emotionally, as well as develop coping strategies to manage daily life experiences. Elementary School GroupWho: Grades 1-4Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A *transportation will be provided from Wilkins (minimum of 4 required) - No bus transportation on 3/11.When: Tuesdays 2:30pm-4:00pm Fee: $330R, $360NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottle, snacks, clothes for outsideMin: 8 Max: 14Led by Holly Majkut & Traci Cote
|
|
|
|
|
2:45 PM - 4:45 PM
|
Ukulele Lessons - Ukulele Grades 2-4 (March/April Session)
We are so fortunate to have a growing Ukulele Program! We continue to offer After-School Classes with Robert Allwarden for children grades 2-4, and have evening classes for adults! After-School Ukulele for Grades 2-4Has your child wanted to learn an instrument, but you aren't sure you are ready to commit to the expense? Has the Ukulele craze caught their interest? Are you ready to see them spend time with something that does not have a glass screen??Classes are set up with a 5 week session. This class is for novice and continuing students, so students can "begin where they are". Robert has a great deal of experience identifying students' abilities and developing their skills to the next level.Students will work on chords and simple songs to play and sing. No prior knowledge is needed. All instructional materials will be provided, including ukuleles during instruction. If the students want to practice at home, they will need their own ukulele. Who: 2nd-4th Graders Where: After school at Wilkins Elementary, #13 the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's, 2:45-3:45pm Why: Because the Ukulele is Cool, Portable, Relatively Inexpensive, and FUN!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15*Thank you for respecting the 2nd grade cut off- we look forward to having your 1st grader join the program next year!Ukulele for Adults!Participants will learn the basic chords and receive sheet music with simple songs to begin playing. No prior knowledge is necessary, but if you have a beginning knowledge of ukulele, you are welcome to join us! Robert is very practiced in working with individual skills. We are happy to have anyone from age 18+ join us. Sign up with a friend or family member. Classes are set up with a 5 week session. All materials will be provided, including ukuleles. If you have one, bring it along, but if you do not, he has plenty to lend. If you wish to practice at home, you will need your own instrument.Our instructor is Robert Allwarden, Music Specialist at Wilkins Elementary and local performer. Who: Ages 18+Where: Wilkins Elementary, Room #13- the Music RoomWhen: Tuesday's 6-7pm - Why: What could make learning the Ukulele more fun than doing it with the ones you love!Fee:$75R, $90NR We need a minimum of 5 students, with a maximum of 15
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 6:15 PM
|
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for Teens - Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for Teens: Winter 2025
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for Teens (MBSR-T) is a research-based, skill building opportunity for young people to come together in a safe, small group learning environment. This therapeutic, educational support group will focus on building skills to help teens manage the myriad of demands they face today, including but not limited to: school, familial demands, peer relationships, self-imposed pressure, and much more. Benefits for participating in these group sessions include:
Developing skills that can help rewire the brain to focus on taking in the good (instead of focusing on the bad)
Incorporating mindfulness techniques and practices into their lives
Learning to cope with and manage stress better
Develop peer relationships and associated social skills in a small group setting
Who: Teens entering 8-11th gradeWhen: Alternating Tuesdays from 5:00PM-6:15PMWhere: BuckmeadowFee: $300R, $330NRMax: 16
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday April 23, 2025
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Senior Chair Yoga Session Apr/May
Looking to increase balance and flexibility? Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Join us at Buck Meadow Clubhouse for chair yoga Wednesday mornings at 10 am for a 45 minute session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!
|
|
|
|
|
12:30 PM - 4:00 PM
|
Ari Chickilis- Yoga/Mediation Class
|
|
|
|
|
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
|
Spring Explorers- Afterschool Program - Spring Explorers - Afterschool Program
Let's get outside and explore the wonders of Spring! This is a four week program that is packed with Spring fun and exploration. Spring is a season of change so each week we will pick a new topic about spring and what’s happening with the animals and woods around us! We will explore the topic and the trails to see what changes in nature we can find!Who: Grades 1 - 4 When: Wednesdays, March 26, April 2, April 16, April 23Time: 2:30pm to 4:30pmWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental Center, 66 Brook Road, AmherstFee: $95R, $110NRTransportation will be provided from Wilkins Elementary School to PMEC. Remember to register your child within the “Pick-up-Patrol” system through the Wilkins website.Sample Schedule:2:30 PM- Pick up at Wilkins2:40 PM- Arrive at PMEC2:45- Grab snack and then head outside. Out on the trails we will engage in a fun weekly activity, Spring related! Activities will include games/physical activities,shelter building, outdoor skills, exploring animal habitats and experiencing what's changing and happening in the woods at PMEC during the springtime!3:45- 4:00 pm - Head back to PMEC4-4:30- Options: Gaga Ball, Weekly Nature Craft Project, Quiet homework time4:30-Pick up * Please pick up on time. Any student remaining past 4:30pm will be billed a late fee. * A minimum of 8 participants is needed to run this program.
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday April 24, 2025
|
|
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|
Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - March/April
Functional strength training focuses on exercises that prepare the body for activities performed in daily life. Incorporating functional compound movements with added resistance or just body weight will increase muscle mass. Addition of muscle will improve strength, endurance, balance and overall fitness. Classes will include education on good form with activities that include progressions and regressions for each activity. This inclusive format allows beginners through advanced participants to work together.
Who: ages 16+ When: Thursday mornings Time: 9:00am to 10:00amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH Cost: $60R $75NR (5 classes)What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Friday April 25, 2025
|
|
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse - Sandlot Lacrosse - Boys
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 1, 2025Amherst Recreation is excited to be teaming up with Amherst Lacrosse Club to offer Lacrosse to both boys and girls in the Souhegan Valley Region. Our goal is to teach athletes the FUNdamentals of Lacrosse in both practices and games. We will offer both a Sandlot program for our youngest players in PK - K and a Travel Lacrosse program for players in 1-6 grade. See below for more info on each programs details, fees and registration deadlines. Important Registration InfoRegistration opens January 1st, 2025 and closes February 28, 2025.US Lacrosse Membership: Players in the travel program will need to become a member of US Lacrosse by clicking here before registering for this program. Your active US Lacrosse number will be required at checkout.Early bird discount deadline:2/1/25 for 8U-12U Travel programs 3/1/25 for Sandlot!!! ATTN: U12 Girls is full, however the wait list will remain open through 02/28 ! Uniform InformationSandlot Lacrosse Uniforms: Sandlot players do not need to order a uniform or pinnie. We will collect sizing info for Sandlot pinnies during the registration process.Travel Lacrosse Uniforms (U8-U12) Order Info: All players will need to purchase their reusable uniform by following the link below. In order to get our uniforms in time for the season please purchase before 2/28. Please see below on picking your number for all new travel players. Each player will receive a shooter shirt and practice pinnie as part of your registration fee. You do not need to place an order for shooter shirts/practice pinnies, but you do need to Order Uniform HERE . Returning Players - If you have a uniform from last year, you will keep the same number. Only order the parts of the uniform that do not fit. New Players - If you are a new player, you will choose a number from the number ranges given below. See the birth year of your child and pick your first, second or third choice. Go ahead and purchase your uniform anytime before 2/28. We will send the vendor all player numbers prior to printing. You will only need to repurchase a uniform when the old one doesn’t fit. ***All uniforms must be purchased by 2/28/25 to ensure arrival by the beginning of the season. Uniforms ordered after 2/28/25 can not be guaranteed to arrive by the first game and may be charged an additional shipping fee.***2019 - Numbers 50-742018 - Numbers 75-992017 – Numbers 1-242016 - Numbers 25-492015 - Numbers 50-742014 - Numbers 75-992013 – Numbers 1-242012 - Numbers 25-492011 - Numbers 50-742010 - Numbers 75-99Coaches InformationPlease fill out the coach’s questionnaire to let us know your interest for the season. Only those that fill out the questionnaire will be consider for the Spring 2025 season. We have so many wonderful coaches and we want to make sure we are placing everyone where they will help the program the best. Coaching placement will be at the discretion of the Recreation Department in conjunction with the SVL Board. Decisions will be made based on feedback from a variety of sources - participant survey results, referees, SVL Board recommendations and the needs of the program. Amherst Rec Lacrosse Coach Questionnaire - 2025 Season In order to coach for the 8U-12U age groups you will need to be certified with US Lacrosse. Sandlot coaches do not need to be certified with US Lacrosse. If you are already certified, please check you US Lacrosse membership to see if you need to complete any updates this season. If you are new to coaching, you will need to get yourself properly certified before the season starts. You will be reimbursed for the certification expense if you submit your receipt to Amherst Recreation. Here is the link to the Coach Certification | USA Lacrosse. Don’t wait until the last minute to start the process!
Head coaches and assistant coaches need to hold at least a Silver level certification
8U and 10U parent helper (not allowed to coach on the sidelines) need to hold at least a Bronze level certification.
|
|
|
|
|
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse - Sandlot Lacrosse - Girls
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 1, 2025Amherst Recreation is excited to be teaming up with Amherst Lacrosse Club to offer Lacrosse to both boys and girls in the Souhegan Valley Region. Our goal is to teach athletes the FUNdamentals of Lacrosse in both practices and games. We will offer both a Sandlot program for our youngest players in PK - K and a Travel Lacrosse program for players in 1-6 grade. See below for more info on each programs details, fees and registration deadlines. Important Registration InfoRegistration opens January 1st, 2025 and closes February 28, 2025.US Lacrosse Membership: Players in the travel program will need to become a member of US Lacrosse by clicking here before registering for this program. Your active US Lacrosse number will be required at checkout.Early bird discount deadline:2/1/25 for 8U-12U Travel programs 3/1/25 for Sandlot!!! ATTN: U12 Girls is full, however the wait list will remain open through 02/28 ! Uniform InformationSandlot Lacrosse Uniforms: Sandlot players do not need to order a uniform or pinnie. We will collect sizing info for Sandlot pinnies during the registration process.Travel Lacrosse Uniforms (U8-U12) Order Info: All players will need to purchase their reusable uniform by following the link below. In order to get our uniforms in time for the season please purchase before 2/28. Please see below on picking your number for all new travel players. Each player will receive a shooter shirt and practice pinnie as part of your registration fee. You do not need to place an order for shooter shirts/practice pinnies, but you do need to Order Uniform HERE . Returning Players - If you have a uniform from last year, you will keep the same number. Only order the parts of the uniform that do not fit. New Players - If you are a new player, you will choose a number from the number ranges given below. See the birth year of your child and pick your first, second or third choice. Go ahead and purchase your uniform anytime before 2/28. We will send the vendor all player numbers prior to printing. You will only need to repurchase a uniform when the old one doesn’t fit. ***All uniforms must be purchased by 2/28/25 to ensure arrival by the beginning of the season. Uniforms ordered after 2/28/25 can not be guaranteed to arrive by the first game and may be charged an additional shipping fee.***2019 - Numbers 50-742018 - Numbers 75-992017 – Numbers 1-242016 - Numbers 25-492015 - Numbers 50-742014 - Numbers 75-992013 – Numbers 1-242012 - Numbers 25-492011 - Numbers 50-742010 - Numbers 75-99Coaches InformationPlease fill out the coach’s questionnaire to let us know your interest for the season. Only those that fill out the questionnaire will be consider for the Spring 2025 season. We have so many wonderful coaches and we want to make sure we are placing everyone where they will help the program the best. Coaching placement will be at the discretion of the Recreation Department in conjunction with the SVL Board. Decisions will be made based on feedback from a variety of sources - participant survey results, referees, SVL Board recommendations and the needs of the program. Amherst Rec Lacrosse Coach Questionnaire - 2025 Season In order to coach for the 8U-12U age groups you will need to be certified with US Lacrosse. Sandlot coaches do not need to be certified with US Lacrosse. If you are already certified, please check you US Lacrosse membership to see if you need to complete any updates this season. If you are new to coaching, you will need to get yourself properly certified before the season starts. You will be reimbursed for the certification expense if you submit your receipt to Amherst Recreation. Here is the link to the Coach Certification | USA Lacrosse. Don’t wait until the last minute to start the process!
Head coaches and assistant coaches need to hold at least a Silver level certification
8U and 10U parent helper (not allowed to coach on the sidelines) need to hold at least a Bronze level certification.
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Monday April 28, 2025
|
|
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
|
Woodland Warriors - Woodland Warriors
Become a Woodland Warrior camper and join us for a day of fun in nature. Campers will play games, explore trails and venture to find small hidden creatures in the woods! After exploring and playing, campers will build and create their very own woodland fairy house to take home. Do not miss out on this incredible adventure and opportunity to earn your badge and become a Woodland Warrior Camper!Who: Children ages K - 5 gradeWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental CenterWhen: April 28th & 29th, 9:00am to 4:00 pmFee Daily: Res: $140; Non Res: $160 We will need a minimum of 6 campers and maximum of 24 campers.
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Tuesday April 29, 2025
|
|
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artist - Early Bird Artist: April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
|
Woodland Warriors - Woodland Warriors
Become a Woodland Warrior camper and join us for a day of fun in nature. Campers will play games, explore trails and venture to find small hidden creatures in the woods! After exploring and playing, campers will build and create their very own woodland fairy house to take home. Do not miss out on this incredible adventure and opportunity to earn your badge and become a Woodland Warrior Camper!Who: Children ages K - 5 gradeWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental CenterWhen: April 28th & 29th, 9:00am to 4:00 pmFee Daily: Res: $140; Non Res: $160 We will need a minimum of 6 campers and maximum of 24 campers.
|
|
|
|
|
9:05 AM - 9:50 AM
|
Tot Fitness - Tot Fitness - April/May
Have fun with fitness using bean bags, parachutes, rings, balls, and more. We’ll get your little ones moving and grooving with this fun routine!Who: Children ages 1yr-6yrs and their caregiversWhere: Buck Meadow 32 NH-101A, Amherst, NH 03031When: Tuesday MorningsFee: $90.00R $105NR
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Mini Artists - Mini Artists - Holiday Artists - April/May
Mini Artist - Early Bird ArtistsEarly class for little ones who would love a 30 minute art class. Have fun making flowers, eggs, bunnies and birds!Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 8:30am to 9:00amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $60R, $75NRMin. 4, Max 12***************************************************************************************************** Mini Artists - Holiday ArtistsSpring Session- Let's have fun doing projects that celebrate the holidays of each season! Have fun making spring crafts like bunnies, egg baskets and paper flowers.Who: 1 - 6 Year Old and their adultWhen: Tuesdays MorningsTime: 10:00am to 10:45amWhere: Buck Meadow Clubhouse (32 NH 101-A)Fee: $90R, $105NRMin. 4, Max 12
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
Wednesday April 30, 2025
|
|
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
|
Safe Sitter® Babysitting Training Course (Ages 11-15) - Safe Sitter 1 Day Workshop April 30, 2025
Why take a safe sitter course?Safe Sitter® is a medically-accurate, up-to-date babysitting course that teaches young teens life and safety skills. This course includes a copy of The Official Safe Sitter® Babysitter's Handbook for each registered participant which they will bring along on all accepted babysitting jobs.After completing this course you will have knowledge in the following areas:S- skills for airway rescueA- Awareness of the responsibilities of child careF- Focus on injury prevention and personal safetyE- Elementary knowledge of the ages and stages of child developmentS- Systematic approach to injury managementI- Introductory interviewing and business skillsT- Techniques for basic child careT- Techniques for behavior managementE- Ethical and compassionate babysitter conductR- Raised awareness of personal limitations and the importance of summoning help promptlyProgram DetailsWho: Boys and Girls ages 11-15 (must be 11 by the start date of the program)What: Safe Sitter® Babysitter training courseWhere: PMEC- 66 Brook Rd Amherst, NH 03031When: Wednesday, April 30, 2025Time: 9:30 am - 3:00 pmFee: $85R $95NRMin: 6 Max: 18--Course includes a participation manual, all necessary tests, and a graduation certificate after the course has been completed.
|
|
|
|
|
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
|
Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Senior Chair Yoga Session Apr/May
Looking to increase balance and flexibility? Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Join us at Buck Meadow Clubhouse for chair yoga Wednesday mornings at 10 am for a 45 minute session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x1+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|
Fitness: Pilates & Barre Group Classes - Group Fitness: Early Spring Mar/May 2025 Session x2+/week
Group Pilate's and Barre Classes are back at Amherst Rec! Check out the schedule and class description below to find what works best for you. All fitness levels are welcome and each class will help you reach your fitness and health goals. Who: ages 16+ When: see schedule below Where: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101-A Amherst, NH Pricing Structure: see pricing below for 1 class per week or 2 classes per weekHoliday Schedule: Nov 11 - Jan 8Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre (no classes on 12/25 & 1/1 - make ups on 12/26 & 1/2)Winter Jan/Mar Schedule: Jan 20 - March 26Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreWinter Mar/April Schedule: March 31st - May 28thMondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: BarreSpring May/June Schedule: May 12 - July 2Mondays 6-7pm: Pilate's MatWednesdays 6-7pm: Barre
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|
|
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
|
Basketball for Adults - Session Two (March - May )- Adult Basketball
Adult basketball is an opportunity for adults to play games in an open gym setting. Each session, teams will be formed from the players in attendance and bringing a dark and light shirt is recommended. This program is limited to 25 registrations and registration is required prior to attendance. Please pick up all trash and sweep the floor at the end of each session.Who: Ages 18+When: Monday and Wednesday Nights - 8:00pm- 10:00pmWhere: AMS GymFee: $55R, $65NRMax: 25The Amherst Parks & Rec Dept has the right to remove any participant without refunds for overly aggressive or dangerous playing behavior.
|
|
|
|
|
Thursday May 1, 2025
|
|
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
|
Baboosic Lake Town Beach- Boat Storage - 2025 Seasonal Boat Storage
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 1Amherst Recreation Department will have 10 boat slips available for the 2025 season. The season starts on May 1, 2025 and goes until October 31, 2025. Boat Storage is for Amherst Residents Only. Each boat will be given a specific rack spot. Each boat will have a sticker and number that associates the boat to that rack spot. The Sticker must be visible while being stored on the rack. Only 1 boat per rack spot.
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
|
Amherst Rec Lacrosse Practices
|
|
|
|
|
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
|
Stearns-Davis Community Garden - 2025 Community Garden Plot
REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 2NDThe Stearns-Davis Community Garden was established at Joshua's Park, 31 Courthouse Road, to maintain the traditional agricultural use and history of the Amherst Village. The Amherst land Trust organized the design and installation of the infrastructure, including a permanent deer-proof fence and an automatic irrigation system. The garden is allocated by Amherst Recreation and is managed by the Stearns-Davis Community Garden Committee (SDCGC) and the Amherst Recreation Department.Garden plots will be allotted on a first come, first served basis with a nominal fee to cover maintenance and utilities. Each gardener is free to select their favorite vegetable varieties and lay out their plot accordingly. produce may not be sold on-site, but gardeners may elect to share surplus with friends, neighbors and charities. There are a total of 40 plots.Updates for 2025 - The Garden will have a couple of upgrades before the 2025 growing season. -Fall of 2023 - The state toxicologist revealed there is very little trace of PFOA's & PFAS in the samples of grown vegetables taken in the fall of 2022. -2023 - New filter installed on well pump to filter out all PFOA and PFAS.-2024 - Metal mesh fence to surround the bottom of the garden fence to help keep rabbits out. -2024 - No price increase for 2024 gardening season. -2025 - Opening Cleanup date will be 4/26 or 4/27.Schedule for 2025:January 2-January 31 Gardeners that had a plot in 2024 and are in good standing are eligible to register for one 10'x20'plot. Registration must be done online with the code or on the phone with Amherst Parks and Recreation. February 1-28Beginning Feb 1, Amherst residents gardening at Stearns-Davis Community Garden for the first time may register for a single plot with Amherst Parks and Recreation in person, on the phone or online on this page. These plots are first come, first served and fill VERY QUICKLY! We advise you to make sure you are able to easily access your Amherst Recreation household account and depending on your interest you set your alarm! Registration goes live at 12:01am 2/1/25.Returning members will be automatically given the same plot as last season. If you would like to switch plots, please email the Garden Committee at stearnsdavisgardencommittee@gmail.com To communicate directly with the Garden Committee, you may email them at StearnsDavisGardenCommittee@gmail.com or follow their facebook page, "Stearns-Davis Community Gardeners"
|
|
|
|