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Friday October 24, 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.
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	ExGLOWsive Pickleball Event - ExGLOWsive Pickleball (6:00pm to 7:30pm) Step into the glow and experience pickleball like never before! Join us for a night of pickleball pandemonium, a high energy black light event where the courts are dark, the lights are UV and the fun is off the charts! Players are encouraged to wear their brightest neon and most fluorescent gear, think glow-in-the-dark face painting, vibrant clothing or even your Halloween costume!  Gear up in all your glow-in-the-dark accessories and light up the night.Who: All AgesWhat:  Glow-In-The-Dark Pickleball EventWhen:  October 24th, 2025Time: 6:00pm to 9:00pm (there are 2 time slots to choose from)Where:  Souhegan High School GymFee: $30R, $35NR       EVENT DETAILS:*  Teams are made of 2 players.  Please register each person individually. *  Teams are guaranteed a minimum of 3 games played round robin style.      Time cap for each game is 15 minutes.*  We will provide equipment but feel free to bring your own.*  This event is played under black lights in a low-light setting. It's a unique and visually stimulating atmosphere, different from traditional pickleball. If you are sensitive to dark or flashing lights, please take this into consideration.
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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"
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM	ExGLOWsive Pickleball Event - ExGLOWsive Pickleball (7:30pm to 9:00pm) Step into the glow and experience pickleball like never before! Join us for a night of pickleball pandemonium, a high energy black light event where the courts are dark, the lights are UV and the fun is off the charts! Players are encouraged to wear their brightest neon and most fluorescent gear, think glow-in-the-dark face painting, vibrant clothing or even your Halloween costume!  Gear up in all your glow-in-the-dark accessories and light up the night.Who: All AgesWhat:  Glow-In-The-Dark Pickleball EventWhen:  October 24th, 2025Time: 6:00pm to 9:00pm (there are 2 time slots to choose from)Where:  Souhegan High School GymFee: $30R, $35NR       EVENT DETAILS:*  Teams are made of 2 players.  Please register each person individually. *  Teams are guaranteed a minimum of 3 games played round robin style.      Time cap for each game is 15 minutes.*  We will provide equipment but feel free to bring your own.*  This event is played under black lights in a low-light setting. It's a unique and visually stimulating atmosphere, different from traditional pickleball. If you are sensitive to dark or flashing lights, please take this into consideration.

Saturday October 25, 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.
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM	Soccer - 8U Soccer: Team 1 @ Team 3 Register for Fall Soccer with Amherst Recreation and your player will learn and develop soccer skills, sportsmanship and team spirit! All teams are volunteer coached- please consider offering your time and talent. We offer various levels of soccer based on age groups. All genders will play together in all leagues. Shin guards are required at all levels.Season Dates Sept 2nd: Practices begin for 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U and Tuesday Night 4USept 4th: season begins for Thursday night 6USept 6th: Games begin, season begins for Saturday 4U, 6UOct 11th: NO GAMES, holiday weekendOct 14th: Last day of season for Tuesday night 4UOct 16th: Last day of season for Thursday night 6UOct 18th: Last day of season for Saturday 4U & 6UOct 25th: Last day of the season for 8U, 10U, 12U*, 14U*Make-up games Nov 1stPlease note we have adjusted age groups to align with the US Soccer birth year registration system. *REGISTRATION CLOSES August 9th, 2025*4U4U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. Formal games will not be played at this level. Players will be playing games with soccer balls and focusing on skill development. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Tuesday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow6U6U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. A 30 minute team practice will be followed by a 30 minute game (4v4) against another team. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Thursday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow8UThis league will be focused on introducing basic dribbling, passing and shooting skills. This division is played 5v5 which allows players to learn basic positioning concepts and encourage passing and careful footwork. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required at this age. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 310UThis league will continue to work on basic skills while incorporating more foot skills and strategic teamwork. There will be a focus on positional play and positional "sense." This division is played 7v7 and goalkeepers are introduced at this age. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 412UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4 15UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4  *Ages are based on the athletes age as of 12/31/25
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM	Soccer - 8U Soccer: Team 6 @ Team 4 Register for Fall Soccer with Amherst Recreation and your player will learn and develop soccer skills, sportsmanship and team spirit! All teams are volunteer coached- please consider offering your time and talent. We offer various levels of soccer based on age groups. All genders will play together in all leagues. Shin guards are required at all levels.Season Dates Sept 2nd: Practices begin for 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U and Tuesday Night 4USept 4th: season begins for Thursday night 6USept 6th: Games begin, season begins for Saturday 4U, 6UOct 11th: NO GAMES, holiday weekendOct 14th: Last day of season for Tuesday night 4UOct 16th: Last day of season for Thursday night 6UOct 18th: Last day of season for Saturday 4U & 6UOct 25th: Last day of the season for 8U, 10U, 12U*, 14U*Make-up games Nov 1stPlease note we have adjusted age groups to align with the US Soccer birth year registration system. *REGISTRATION CLOSES August 9th, 2025*4U4U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. Formal games will not be played at this level. Players will be playing games with soccer balls and focusing on skill development. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Tuesday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow6U6U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. A 30 minute team practice will be followed by a 30 minute game (4v4) against another team. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Thursday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow8UThis league will be focused on introducing basic dribbling, passing and shooting skills. This division is played 5v5 which allows players to learn basic positioning concepts and encourage passing and careful footwork. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required at this age. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 310UThis league will continue to work on basic skills while incorporating more foot skills and strategic teamwork. There will be a focus on positional play and positional "sense." This division is played 7v7 and goalkeepers are introduced at this age. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 412UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4 15UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4  *Ages are based on the athletes age as of 12/31/25
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM	Soccer - 8U Soccer: Team 2 @ Team 5 Register for Fall Soccer with Amherst Recreation and your player will learn and develop soccer skills, sportsmanship and team spirit! All teams are volunteer coached- please consider offering your time and talent. We offer various levels of soccer based on age groups. All genders will play together in all leagues. Shin guards are required at all levels.Season Dates Sept 2nd: Practices begin for 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U and Tuesday Night 4USept 4th: season begins for Thursday night 6USept 6th: Games begin, season begins for Saturday 4U, 6UOct 11th: NO GAMES, holiday weekendOct 14th: Last day of season for Tuesday night 4UOct 16th: Last day of season for Thursday night 6UOct 18th: Last day of season for Saturday 4U & 6UOct 25th: Last day of the season for 8U, 10U, 12U*, 14U*Make-up games Nov 1stPlease note we have adjusted age groups to align with the US Soccer birth year registration system. *REGISTRATION CLOSES August 9th, 2025*4U4U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. Formal games will not be played at this level. Players will be playing games with soccer balls and focusing on skill development. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Tuesday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow6U6U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. A 30 minute team practice will be followed by a 30 minute game (4v4) against another team. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Thursday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow8UThis league will be focused on introducing basic dribbling, passing and shooting skills. This division is played 5v5 which allows players to learn basic positioning concepts and encourage passing and careful footwork. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required at this age. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 310UThis league will continue to work on basic skills while incorporating more foot skills and strategic teamwork. There will be a focus on positional play and positional "sense." This division is played 7v7 and goalkeepers are introduced at this age. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 412UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4 15UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4  *Ages are based on the athletes age as of 12/31/25
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Soccer - 10U Soccer: Team #2 @ Team #3 Register for Fall Soccer with Amherst Recreation and your player will learn and develop soccer skills, sportsmanship and team spirit! All teams are volunteer coached- please consider offering your time and talent. We offer various levels of soccer based on age groups. All genders will play together in all leagues. Shin guards are required at all levels.Season Dates Sept 2nd: Practices begin for 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U and Tuesday Night 4USept 4th: season begins for Thursday night 6USept 6th: Games begin, season begins for Saturday 4U, 6UOct 11th: NO GAMES, holiday weekendOct 14th: Last day of season for Tuesday night 4UOct 16th: Last day of season for Thursday night 6UOct 18th: Last day of season for Saturday 4U & 6UOct 25th: Last day of the season for 8U, 10U, 12U*, 14U*Make-up games Nov 1stPlease note we have adjusted age groups to align with the US Soccer birth year registration system. *REGISTRATION CLOSES August 9th, 2025*4U4U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. Formal games will not be played at this level. Players will be playing games with soccer balls and focusing on skill development. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Tuesday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow6U6U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. A 30 minute team practice will be followed by a 30 minute game (4v4) against another team. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Thursday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow8UThis league will be focused on introducing basic dribbling, passing and shooting skills. This division is played 5v5 which allows players to learn basic positioning concepts and encourage passing and careful footwork. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required at this age. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 310UThis league will continue to work on basic skills while incorporating more foot skills and strategic teamwork. There will be a focus on positional play and positional "sense." This division is played 7v7 and goalkeepers are introduced at this age. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 412UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4 15UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4  *Ages are based on the athletes age as of 12/31/25
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Soccer - 10U Soccer: Team #4 @ Team #1 Register for Fall Soccer with Amherst Recreation and your player will learn and develop soccer skills, sportsmanship and team spirit! All teams are volunteer coached- please consider offering your time and talent. We offer various levels of soccer based on age groups. All genders will play together in all leagues. Shin guards are required at all levels.Season Dates Sept 2nd: Practices begin for 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U and Tuesday Night 4USept 4th: season begins for Thursday night 6USept 6th: Games begin, season begins for Saturday 4U, 6UOct 11th: NO GAMES, holiday weekendOct 14th: Last day of season for Tuesday night 4UOct 16th: Last day of season for Thursday night 6UOct 18th: Last day of season for Saturday 4U & 6UOct 25th: Last day of the season for 8U, 10U, 12U*, 14U*Make-up games Nov 1stPlease note we have adjusted age groups to align with the US Soccer birth year registration system. *REGISTRATION CLOSES August 9th, 2025*4U4U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. Formal games will not be played at this level. Players will be playing games with soccer balls and focusing on skill development. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Tuesday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow6U6U Soccer is a one day per week, program to introduce the fundamentals of soccer. A 30 minute team practice will be followed by a 30 minute game (4v4) against another team. There will be no additional practice days at this level. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 3Thursday Evening Option at Buck MeadowSaturday Morning Option at Buck Meadow8UThis league will be focused on introducing basic dribbling, passing and shooting skills. This division is played 5v5 which allows players to learn basic positioning concepts and encourage passing and careful footwork. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required at this age. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 310UThis league will continue to work on basic skills while incorporating more foot skills and strategic teamwork. There will be a focus on positional play and positional "sense." This division is played 7v7 and goalkeepers are introduced at this age. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. They will have one practice and one game per week. Practice days will be determined by coaches and games will be scheduled for Saturdays. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 412UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4 15UPlayers will continue to build on offensive and defensive play, but players who are new to soccer are encouraged to participate. These teams will travel short distances to play teams in surrounding towns. Practices will be 1-2 times per week with games scheduled for Saturdays. Shin guards and soccer specific cleats are required for this age group. Teams are co-ed. Soccer Ball Size: 4  *Ages are based on the athletes age as of 12/31/25
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Pumpkin Fairy Home Creation - Pumpkin Fairy House Creation There’s Magic in the Air… Fairy Pumpkin Magic! Get ready for some whimsical fall fun as we transform ordinary pumpkins into enchanting glowing fairy houses! Using your creativity and a variety of natural materials—like twigs, acorns, milkweed pods, and more—you’ll craft a one-of-a-kind fairy home, just in time for Halloween. All decorating supplies will be provided, and we’ll have warm apple cider and cookies to enjoy while you create. Please bring your own pumpkin (12–14" round is ideal). For easier carving, we recommend keeping your pumpkin indoors the night before to warm it up.Who: All AgesWhen: Saturday, Oct 25th from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pmWhere:  PMEC 66 Brook Rd, Amherst Fee: $30R; $35NRAdditional Info:- An adult must accompany any participant age 12 or younger.- Please register each participant who brings a pumpkin to carve and decorate
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"

Sunday October 26, 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.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Nashua Cougars
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM	Cave Girl Fall Clinics
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 October 27, 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.
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM	Afterschool Art Studio at Wilkins - October (3D Art) 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: 25
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Majors Team 1 practice
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM	Minors Team 2 practice
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Elite (Grades 4-8) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Novice (Grades 1-3) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
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 - 2025 Basketball for Adults (Fall Session) 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 October 28, 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.
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM	Mini Artists - Mini Artist - Early Bird Artist: Session Two Mini Artists - Early Bird ArtistsA shorter class for early risers! We will do 2-3 art projects using different mediums like paint, markers, glue, stickers and more.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*****************************************************************************************************
9:05 AM - 9:50 AM	Tot Fitness - Tot Fitness - Session Two Have fun stretching, balancing, dancing and exercising with friends.  This class will get kids and their caregivers moving and grooving!.  Who: Children ages 1yr-6yrs and their caregiversWhere: Buck Meadow 32 NH-101A, Amherst, NH 03031When: Tuesday MorningsFee: $90.00R $105NR
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - (TUESDAY Session) 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: 7:30am to 8:30amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM	Creative Skill Building - Creative Skill Building Fall Session One 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 * No bus transportation on 11/04.When: Tuesdays 2:30pm-4:00pm Fee: $330R, $360NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottle, snacks, clothes for outsideMin: 4  Max: 14Led by Holly Majkut & Traci Cote
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM	Minors Team 1 practice
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Elite (Grades 4-8) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Novice (Grades 1-3) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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 October 29, 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.
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM	Fitness: Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga - Session Two (Oct/Nov) Welcome to Gentle Yoga! This practice is ideal for any age and any ability. Through gentle yoga, you will learn a variety of ways to move that will improve your strength, balance and overall well-being. Regardless if you are beginner or have yoga experience, this class will be beneficial!  This class is taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio and certified Yoga Therapist, C-IAYT, 800 hr professional yoga Kripalue Yoga Therapist, 200YTT Yogyam Yoga Instructor and Level 2 Reiki.What: Gentle YogaWhere: Buckmeadow Clubhouse When: Wednesday mornings from 8:30-9:30am             Session II: 10/22-11/26            Mini Session: 12/3-12/17  $40R $50 NRWho: Anyone 18+Cost: $80R; $95NR
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Older Adult: Chair Yoga October/November Session Looking to increase balance and flexibility?  Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Then join us at for a 45 minute yoga session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!  WHO: Older AdultsWHAT: Chair YogaWHEN: Wednesday Mornings TIME: 10:00am to 11:00 amWHERE: Buck Meadow Clubhouse - 30 NH 101A, AmherstFEE:  $80R, $95NRSession II: 10/22-11/26/25Mini-Session: 12/3-12/17/25
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Trail Trekkers - Trail Trekkers Adventure Awaits!Calling all young explorers! In our Kids Trail Trekkers class, children will discover the joy of hiking and nature through exciting outdoor adventures. Each week, we’ll hit the trails to learn about local wildlife, plants, and the environment, while building teamwork, confidence, and a love for the outdoors. With fun games, scavenger hunts, and nature-based activities, kids will stay active and engaged as they explore the great outdoors with new friends.This class is meant to foster curiosity, respect for nature, and healthy outdoor habits—all in a safe and supportive environment. Let’s trek, explore, and discover together!WHO: Grades 1st - 4thWHEN: Wednesdays, 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm            October 1st, 8th, 15th, and 29thWHERE: PMEC, 66 Brook Rd, Amherst, NHFEE: $85.00 R - $100.00NR Additional Info:* Remember to register your child in the Pickup Patrol system and choose the option Amherst Rec Bus* Participants not taking the Amherst Rec bus from Wilkins Elementary can meet at PMEC at 3:00 pm * A minimum of 8 participants is needed to run this program.
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 - 2025 Basketball for Adults (Fall Session) 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 October 30, 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.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - (THURSDAY Session) 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: 7:30am to 8:30amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Afterschool Lego Challenges w/ Right Brain Curriculum - October/November: Lego Challenges Lego Challenges, Ready, Set, Le-go! If you love building with Legos, this is the class for you! Each week brings a thrilling challenge—whether it’s a helicopter rescue, a space shuttle launch, or Lego Godzilla attacking a city! Partner up and race against the clock to create your masterpiece. Then impress your classmates with your presentation skills. Our Right Brain Curriculum instructors will equip you with the tools to master persuasive language, perfect your eye contact, and maintain stellar posture—all essential for captivating presentations. Legos and public speaking, the perfect combination.Who: Grades 1 - 4When: Thursdays after school for a 6-week session.            October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th and November 6thWhere: Peabody  Mill Environmental Center - 66 Brook Road, AmherstFee: $150R, $170NR Additional Info:* Remember to register your child in the Pickup Patrol system and choose the option Amherst Rec Bus* Participants not taking the Amherst Rec bus from Wilkins Elementary can meet at PMEC at 3:00 pm  * A minimum of 8 participants are needed to run this course
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Majors Team 2 practice
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Elite (Grades 4-8) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Novice (Grades 1-3) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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 October 31, 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	Doors on the Green - Halloween- Space and Door Rental It's the most wonderful time of the year in Amherst.... It's Halloween!The Amherst Makerspace will be renting undecorated doors and 10 x 10 spaces on the Amherst Green for Halloween-loving groups or individuals to participate in the great event that is Halloween in Amherst! Halloween is always celebrated on October 31st.You may rent a door and a space, or rent just the space and provide your own door. Decorate your door and space however you choose, in the spirit of this family-friendly holiday. All items other than the doors (if rented) must be provided by the participant and removed at the end of the night. Candy for Trick or Treaters is an expectation for this event. Doors will be available for pickup before the event if you wish to decorate your door prior to October 31st. Otherwise, rented doors will be set up and on the Amherst Green ready to decorate. Trick or Treating will be from 5pm-8pm and all spaces need to be cleaned of everything but the rented doors, which will be picked up.Businesses/Civic OrganizationsBusinesses are welcome to participate. We ask that you decorate your door in the spirit of the holiday and pass out candy. You are welcome to also pass out business cards or fliers with the Halloween treats.Trick-or-Treater InfoNo registration for trick-or-treaters this year.5-6pm- will be for the littlest participants and anyone who wants a calmer atmosphere.6-8pm- is open for everyone Event DetailsWho:    Anyone!What:   Halloween Doors on the Village GreenWhere: Village Green, Amherst NH (GPS address 2 Main Street)When:  October 31st, 5pm-8pm (door set up at 2pm, clean up by 9:00pm)Fee:      Free for trick-or-treaters             $25/$30NR for space with a door             $15R/$20NR for space alone (you provide your own door)            Proceeds go to the Amherst MakerspaceThe deadline to rent a door is Wednesday, October 30th. Questions? Would you like to help? Wish to join the committee? Please email Marcel at marc@inbx.com A Few Helpful Tips for Door Spaces*Bring a chair or stool. Children feel more comfortable approaching someone at their level.*Doors should plan for at least 1,500 pieces of candy. If you run out, check with the other doors. We found everyone was happy to share and did not want to bring any hand-outs home!*We ask that doors have an allergen free option such as stickers, toys etc (be aware of choking hazards though!)
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Doors on the Green - Halloween- Space Only Rental It's the most wonderful time of the year in Amherst.... It's Halloween!The Amherst Makerspace will be renting undecorated doors and 10 x 10 spaces on the Amherst Green for Halloween-loving groups or individuals to participate in the great event that is Halloween in Amherst! Halloween is always celebrated on October 31st.You may rent a door and a space, or rent just the space and provide your own door. Decorate your door and space however you choose, in the spirit of this family-friendly holiday. All items other than the doors (if rented) must be provided by the participant and removed at the end of the night. Candy for Trick or Treaters is an expectation for this event. Doors will be available for pickup before the event if you wish to decorate your door prior to October 31st. Otherwise, rented doors will be set up and on the Amherst Green ready to decorate. Trick or Treating will be from 5pm-8pm and all spaces need to be cleaned of everything but the rented doors, which will be picked up.Businesses/Civic OrganizationsBusinesses are welcome to participate. We ask that you decorate your door in the spirit of the holiday and pass out candy. You are welcome to also pass out business cards or fliers with the Halloween treats.Trick-or-Treater InfoNo registration for trick-or-treaters this year.5-6pm- will be for the littlest participants and anyone who wants a calmer atmosphere.6-8pm- is open for everyone Event DetailsWho:    Anyone!What:   Halloween Doors on the Village GreenWhere: Village Green, Amherst NH (GPS address 2 Main Street)When:  October 31st, 5pm-8pm (door set up at 2pm, clean up by 9:00pm)Fee:      Free for trick-or-treaters             $25/$30NR for space with a door             $15R/$20NR for space alone (you provide your own door)            Proceeds go to the Amherst MakerspaceThe deadline to rent a door is Wednesday, October 30th. Questions? Would you like to help? Wish to join the committee? Please email Marcel at marc@inbx.com A Few Helpful Tips for Door Spaces*Bring a chair or stool. Children feel more comfortable approaching someone at their level.*Doors should plan for at least 1,500 pieces of candy. If you run out, check with the other doors. We found everyone was happy to share and did not want to bring any hand-outs home!*We ask that doors have an allergen free option such as stickers, toys etc (be aware of choking hazards though!)
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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"

Saturday November 1, 2025
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM	NHSL Soccer Matches
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM	NHSL Soccer Matches
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	Conference
11:00 AM - 5:30 PM	NHSL Soccer Matches
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"

Sunday November 2, 2025
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 November 3, 2025
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Fitness: Tai Chi/Qigong Fundamentals - Qigong Tai Chi Fundamentals - Nov/Dec -10am to 11am 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, $75NR (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 - Nov/Dec - 11:15am 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, $75NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottleMin: 4    Max: 12
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM	Afterschool Art Studio at Wilkins - November (Mixed Media) 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: 25
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Majors Team 1 practice
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM	Minors Team 2 practice
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Elite (Grades 4-8) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Novice (Grades 1-3) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
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"

Tuesday November 4, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM	Mini Artists - Mini Artist - Early Bird Artist: Session Two Mini Artists - Early Bird ArtistsA shorter class for early risers! We will do 2-3 art projects using different mediums like paint, markers, glue, stickers and more.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*****************************************************************************************************
9:05 AM - 9:50 AM	Tot Fitness - Tot Fitness - Session Two Have fun stretching, balancing, dancing and exercising with friends.  This class will get kids and their caregivers moving and grooving!.  Who: Children ages 1yr-6yrs and their caregiversWhere: Buck Meadow 32 NH-101A, Amherst, NH 03031When: Tuesday MorningsFee: $90.00R $105NR
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - (TUESDAY Session) 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: 7:30am to 8:30amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM	Creative Skill Building - Creative Skill Building Fall Session Two 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 * No bus transportation on 11/04.When: Tuesdays 2:30pm-4:00pm Fee: $330R, $360NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottle, snacks, clothes for outsideMin: 4  Max: 14Led by Holly Majkut & Traci Cote
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM	Minors Team 1 practice
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Elite (Grades 4-8) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Novice (Grades 1-3) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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 November 5, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM	Fitness: Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga - Session Two (Oct/Nov) Welcome to Gentle Yoga! This practice is ideal for any age and any ability. Through gentle yoga, you will learn a variety of ways to move that will improve your strength, balance and overall well-being. Regardless if you are beginner or have yoga experience, this class will be beneficial!  This class is taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio and certified Yoga Therapist, C-IAYT, 800 hr professional yoga Kripalue Yoga Therapist, 200YTT Yogyam Yoga Instructor and Level 2 Reiki.What: Gentle YogaWhere: Buckmeadow Clubhouse When: Wednesday mornings from 8:30-9:30am             Session II: 10/22-11/26            Mini Session: 12/3-12/17  $40R $50 NRWho: Anyone 18+Cost: $80R; $95NR
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Older Adult: Chair Yoga October/November Session Looking to increase balance and flexibility?  Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Then join us at for a 45 minute yoga session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!  WHO: Older AdultsWHAT: Chair YogaWHEN: Wednesday Mornings TIME: 10:00am to 11:00 amWHERE: Buck Meadow Clubhouse - 30 NH 101A, AmherstFEE:  $80R, $95NRSession II: 10/22-11/26/25Mini-Session: 12/3-12/17/25
11:30 AM - 2:00 PM	Meals on Wheels - Community Luncheon
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"

Thursday November 6, 2025
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - (THURSDAY Session) 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: 7:30am to 8:30amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Nature Explorers - Nature Explorers - November: Our Feather Friends Welcome to Nature Explorers — where adventure and fun await!At Nature Explorers, we explore the wonders of the great outdoors through hands-on learning and play. Each class is an exciting journey into different natural habitats and animals, helping children discover the amazing world around them.Our time together will include: Story time to spark imagination and curiosity Circle Time for group discussion on a new nature-themed topic A fun activity that brings our topic to life And a take-home craft so your little explorer can continue the adventure at home! Weather permitting, we’ll walk the Storybook Trail at the end for those who would like to join.Join us as we play, learn, and grow in nature’s classroom!Who: Children ages 3-6 and their caregiversWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental CenterWhen: Classes are held on the first three Thursdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Fee: $29R; $36NR
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM	Afterschool Lego Challenges w/ Right Brain Curriculum - October/November: Lego Challenges Lego Challenges, Ready, Set, Le-go! If you love building with Legos, this is the class for you! Each week brings a thrilling challenge—whether it’s a helicopter rescue, a space shuttle launch, or Lego Godzilla attacking a city! Partner up and race against the clock to create your masterpiece. Then impress your classmates with your presentation skills. Our Right Brain Curriculum instructors will equip you with the tools to master persuasive language, perfect your eye contact, and maintain stellar posture—all essential for captivating presentations. Legos and public speaking, the perfect combination.Who: Grades 1 - 4When: Thursdays after school for a 6-week session.            October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th and November 6thWhere: Peabody  Mill Environmental Center - 66 Brook Road, AmherstFee: $150R, $170NR Additional Info:* Remember to register your child in the Pickup Patrol system and choose the option Amherst Rec Bus* Participants not taking the Amherst Rec bus from Wilkins Elementary can meet at PMEC at 3:00 pm  * A minimum of 8 participants are needed to run this course
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM	Majors Team 2 practice
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Northern Lights Amherst Cheer - Northern Lights Fall Cheer -Elite (Grades 4-8) Northern Lights Amherst Fall CheerNovice:The Novice Cheer program is designed for younger athletes (ages 6–8) to focus on skill development and fundamentals. It includes two one-hour practices per week, three NH state competitions, and a showcase.*Please send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an older athlete you'd like to consider for novice cheer.Who: Grades 1 - 3rd grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $175R, $195NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team Elite:The Elite Cheer program runs from September to November 8th for athletes ages (9–13) and includes summer choreography, two weekly practices, three NH state competitions, regionals (if qualified), and a showcase. The Elite program has both Non-Tumble (no required skills) and Tumble Teams, with the latter requiring mastery of skills like back walkovers or back handsprings.*Send an email to mgreene@sau39.org if you have an 8 year old you'd like to consider for elite cheerWho: Grades 4 - 8th grade (teams will be split by age/grade)When: Practices- Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday 5:30-7:30 (depending on team placements)Where: Amherst Middle School CafeteriaFee: $250R, $280NR (uniform fee not included) Equipment Needed: cheer shoes & uniformMax: 25 per team*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st, 2025*
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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 November 7, 2025
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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"

Saturday November 8, 2025
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Discover the Magic of the Oakkins - Discover the Magic of the Oakkins Discover the Magic of the OakkinsHidden deep within the forest, these tiny, enchanting creatures—crafted from acorns, twigs, and other natural treasures—bring joy and wonder to all who cross their path.Inspired by the whimsical work of artist David Bird, creator of the charming Becorns, these nature-born beings remind us of the quiet magic all around us.Join us for a delightful afternoon of creativity and connection with nature as you craft your very own Oakkins! We’ll start with a peaceful nature walk to gather inspiration and natural materials, then head back to the PMEC art room to bring your woodland friend to life using acorns, moss, twigs, and a spark of imagination. Perfect for nature lovers, crafters, or anyone looking to add a little forest magic to their day. Who: All AgesWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental CenterWhen: November 8, 2025Fee: R $30 NR $35Additional Info:- An adult must accompany any participant age 12 or younger.- Please register each participant who plans to make an oakkin
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"

Sunday November 9, 2025
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 November 10, 2025
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Fitness: Tai Chi/Qigong Fundamentals - Qigong Tai Chi Fundamentals - Nov/Dec -10am to 11am 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, $75NR (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 - Nov/Dec - 11:15am 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, $75NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottleMin: 4    Max: 12
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM	Afterschool Art Studio at Wilkins - November (Mixed Media) 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: 25
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"

Tuesday November 11, 2025
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - (TUESDAY Session) 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: 7:30am to 8:30amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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 November 12, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM	Fitness: Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga - Session Two (Oct/Nov) Welcome to Gentle Yoga! This practice is ideal for any age and any ability. Through gentle yoga, you will learn a variety of ways to move that will improve your strength, balance and overall well-being. Regardless if you are beginner or have yoga experience, this class will be beneficial!  This class is taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio and certified Yoga Therapist, C-IAYT, 800 hr professional yoga Kripalue Yoga Therapist, 200YTT Yogyam Yoga Instructor and Level 2 Reiki.What: Gentle YogaWhere: Buckmeadow Clubhouse When: Wednesday mornings from 8:30-9:30am             Session II: 10/22-11/26            Mini Session: 12/3-12/17  $40R $50 NRWho: Anyone 18+Cost: $80R; $95NR
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Older Adult: Chair Yoga October/November Session Looking to increase balance and flexibility?  Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Then join us at for a 45 minute yoga session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!  WHO: Older AdultsWHAT: Chair YogaWHEN: Wednesday Mornings TIME: 10:00am to 11:00 amWHERE: Buck Meadow Clubhouse - 30 NH 101A, AmherstFEE:  $80R, $95NRSession II: 10/22-11/26/25Mini-Session: 12/3-12/17/25
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Book Club - Book Club: November Join a group of fellow twentysomethings for some low pressure conversation and fun activities based around cool books.  Book picks will span multiple genres, and member suggestion for future picks are always welcome.Who: People in their 20s and 30sWhat: Book ClubFee: FREEWhen: 2nd Wednesday of every month, beginning September 10th at 6:00pmWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental Center             (66 Brook Road, Amherst NH 03031)Book Picks for 2025:- September - The House of My Mother: A Daughter's Quest for Freedom by Shari Franke- October - The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna- November - A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman- December - The Color Of Water: A Black Man's Tribute to His White Mother by James McBridePlease contact Susie Poore (amherstcamps@gmail.com) with any questions.
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"

Thursday November 13, 2025
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - (THURSDAY Session) 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: 7:30am to 8:30amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Nature Explorers - Nature Explorers - November: Our Feather Friends Welcome to Nature Explorers — where adventure and fun await!At Nature Explorers, we explore the wonders of the great outdoors through hands-on learning and play. Each class is an exciting journey into different natural habitats and animals, helping children discover the amazing world around them.Our time together will include: Story time to spark imagination and curiosity Circle Time for group discussion on a new nature-themed topic A fun activity that brings our topic to life And a take-home craft so your little explorer can continue the adventure at home! Weather permitting, we’ll walk the Storybook Trail at the end for those who would like to join.Join us as we play, learn, and grow in nature’s classroom!Who: Children ages 3-6 and their caregiversWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental CenterWhen: Classes are held on the first three Thursdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Fee: $29R; $36NR
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Relax, Restore, Renew - Relax, Restore, Renew -(Session Two) We spend so much time taking care of others.  Let's take some time for yourself in this "slow flow" vinyasa class.  You will learn to gently connect your breath with movements.  Through your breath you will learn to connect to the precious present moment.  Class is appropriate for all levels beginner to seasoned yogis.WHO:  Adults 20+WHAT: Vinyasa Yoga ClassWHEN: Thursday evenings TIME: 6:00pm to 7:00pmWHERE: Buck Meadow - 30 NH 101A, AmherstFEE: $80R, $95NR(Please make note of the dates for Session Two)*Please bring your own mat, blocks and blankets*Minimum participants 4 and Maximum of 16
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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 November 14, 2025
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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"

Saturday November 15, 2025
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"

Sunday November 16, 2025
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 November 17, 2025
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Fitness: Tai Chi/Qigong Fundamentals - Qigong Tai Chi Fundamentals - Nov/Dec -10am to 11am 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, $75NR (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 - Nov/Dec - 11:15am 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, $75NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottleMin: 4    Max: 12
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM	Afterschool Art Studio at Wilkins - November (Mixed Media) 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: 25
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"

Tuesday November 18, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM	Mini Artists - Mini Artist - Early Bird Artist: Session Two Mini Artists - Early Bird ArtistsA shorter class for early risers! We will do 2-3 art projects using different mediums like paint, markers, glue, stickers and more.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*****************************************************************************************************
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Homeschool Science Classes - Homeschool Science Class: 3 months (September - November) Homeschool Science ClassesJoin us for an engaging, once-a-month homeschool science class designed to spark curiosity and inspire a love of nature and science! Each session focuses on a new topic, blending fun, hands-on activities with age-appropriate lessons.Ideal for homeschool families looking to integrate science experiences and social interaction with peers into their curriculum. Please find below an outline of our topics for each month.Hope you can join us! Who: Ages 5-10 years What: Home School Science Classes Where: PMEC 66 Brook Rd, Amherst, NH 03031 –When: The 3rd Tuesday of every month - from 9:00 am - 11:00 am  * This is a drop-off class * We will need a minimum of 6 students * All classes will have an element of outdoor time.September – Blast Into FallGet ready to blast off into an exciting fall adventure as we explore the amazing world of rockets! In this class, we will dive into the science behind how rockets work, build simple rockets, and even launch our own mini rockets. Through fun experiments, stories, and creative activities, kids will discover the magic of space and the thrill of discovery. October- Discovering Fall LeavesJoin us for a colorful adventure into the world of fall leaves! In this hands-on science and nature class, kids will explore why leaves change color, learn to identify different types of trees by their leaves, and create leaf art. We'll go on a nature walk and use magnifying glasses to examine real leaves up close. Perfect for curious minds who love the outdoors, discovery, and a little bit of magic in nature! November – Animal Adaptations Students will explore how ecosystems transform during the fall season and how animals adapt to these changes to survive. We will talk about adaptations, migration, hibernation, food storage, and changes in physical traits.December - Owls & Winter BirdsSpread your wings and explore the world of owls and winter birds! Discover how these amazing creatures survive the cold, find food, and stay warm through the winter. We’ll learn about different owl species, listen to bird calls, and enjoy hands-on activities!January - Animal trackingBundle up and become a wildlife detective! Explore snowy trails and learn to identify animal tracks and signs. From tiny mice to sneaky foxes, every print tells a story about how animals survive the winter.February - The Science of Snow and IceGet ready to chill out with some cool science! Explore how snowflakes form, why ice is slippery, and what makes winter weather special through fun, hands-on activities.
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Homeschool Science Classes - Homeschool Science Class: November Homeschool Science ClassesJoin us for an engaging, once-a-month homeschool science class designed to spark curiosity and inspire a love of nature and science! Each session focuses on a new topic, blending fun, hands-on activities with age-appropriate lessons.Ideal for homeschool families looking to integrate science experiences and social interaction with peers into their curriculum. Please find below an outline of our topics for each month.Hope you can join us! Who: Ages 5-10 years What: Home School Science Classes Where: PMEC 66 Brook Rd, Amherst, NH 03031 –When: The 3rd Tuesday of every month - from 9:00 am - 11:00 am  * This is a drop-off class * We will need a minimum of 6 students * All classes will have an element of outdoor time.September – Blast Into FallGet ready to blast off into an exciting fall adventure as we explore the amazing world of rockets! In this class, we will dive into the science behind how rockets work, build simple rockets, and even launch our own mini rockets. Through fun experiments, stories, and creative activities, kids will discover the magic of space and the thrill of discovery. October- Discovering Fall LeavesJoin us for a colorful adventure into the world of fall leaves! In this hands-on science and nature class, kids will explore why leaves change color, learn to identify different types of trees by their leaves, and create leaf art. We'll go on a nature walk and use magnifying glasses to examine real leaves up close. Perfect for curious minds who love the outdoors, discovery, and a little bit of magic in nature! November – Animal Adaptations Students will explore how ecosystems transform during the fall season and how animals adapt to these changes to survive. We will talk about adaptations, migration, hibernation, food storage, and changes in physical traits.December - Owls & Winter BirdsSpread your wings and explore the world of owls and winter birds! Discover how these amazing creatures survive the cold, find food, and stay warm through the winter. We’ll learn about different owl species, listen to bird calls, and enjoy hands-on activities!January - Animal trackingBundle up and become a wildlife detective! Explore snowy trails and learn to identify animal tracks and signs. From tiny mice to sneaky foxes, every print tells a story about how animals survive the winter.February - The Science of Snow and IceGet ready to chill out with some cool science! Explore how snowflakes form, why ice is slippery, and what makes winter weather special through fun, hands-on activities.
9:05 AM - 9:50 AM	Tot Fitness - Tot Fitness - Session Two Have fun stretching, balancing, dancing and exercising with friends.  This class will get kids and their caregivers moving and grooving!.  Who: Children ages 1yr-6yrs and their caregiversWhere: Buck Meadow 32 NH-101A, Amherst, NH 03031When: Tuesday MorningsFee: $90.00R $105NR
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - (TUESDAY Session) 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: 7:30am to 8:30amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM	Creative Skill Building - Creative Skill Building Fall Session Two 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 * No bus transportation on 11/04.When: Tuesdays 2:30pm-4:00pm Fee: $330R, $360NR (includes all materials)What to Bring: water bottle, snacks, clothes for outsideMin: 4  Max: 14Led by Holly Majkut & Traci Cote
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Older Adult: Intro to Alzheimer's and Dementia-Know the Warning Signs and Understand What They Mean - Older Adult: Intro to Alzheimer's and Dementia-Know the Warning Signs and Understand What They Mean For the first time, over 7 million people in America are living with Alzheimer's. The odds are dementia will touch your life in some way from family members, friends, loved ones or you.Join Melissa Grenier, Regional Manager, State of NH, Alzheimer's Association for an informative session on understanding Alzheimer's and dementia while learning what the 10 warning signs are for these diseases.WHEN: Tuesday November 18th at 6:00-7:00 p.m. WHERE: Buck Meadow Club houseFEE: $5Registration ends Thursday 13 November
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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 November 19, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM	Fitness: Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga - Session Two (Oct/Nov) Welcome to Gentle Yoga! This practice is ideal for any age and any ability. Through gentle yoga, you will learn a variety of ways to move that will improve your strength, balance and overall well-being. Regardless if you are beginner or have yoga experience, this class will be beneficial!  This class is taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio and certified Yoga Therapist, C-IAYT, 800 hr professional yoga Kripalue Yoga Therapist, 200YTT Yogyam Yoga Instructor and Level 2 Reiki.What: Gentle YogaWhere: Buckmeadow Clubhouse When: Wednesday mornings from 8:30-9:30am             Session II: 10/22-11/26            Mini Session: 12/3-12/17  $40R $50 NRWho: Anyone 18+Cost: $80R; $95NR
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Fitness: Older Adult Chair Yoga - Older Adult: Chair Yoga October/November Session Looking to increase balance and flexibility?  Want to improve muscle tone and strength? Reduce your risk of falling? Then join us at for a 45 minute yoga session taught by Kathy MacKinnon, owner of Amherst Yoga Studio!  WHO: Older AdultsWHAT: Chair YogaWHEN: Wednesday Mornings TIME: 10:00am to 11:00 amWHERE: Buck Meadow Clubhouse - 30 NH 101A, AmherstFEE:  $80R, $95NRSession II: 10/22-11/26/25Mini-Session: 12/3-12/17/25
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"

Thursday November 20, 2025
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Fitness: Functional Strength Training - Functional Strength Training - (THURSDAY Session) 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: 7:30am to 8:30amWhere: Buck Meadow. 32 NH101- Amherst, NH What to bring: yoga mat, light free weights and water
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM	Nature Explorers - Nature Explorers - November: Our Feather Friends Welcome to Nature Explorers — where adventure and fun await!At Nature Explorers, we explore the wonders of the great outdoors through hands-on learning and play. Each class is an exciting journey into different natural habitats and animals, helping children discover the amazing world around them.Our time together will include: Story time to spark imagination and curiosity Circle Time for group discussion on a new nature-themed topic A fun activity that brings our topic to life And a take-home craft so your little explorer can continue the adventure at home! Weather permitting, we’ll walk the Storybook Trail at the end for those who would like to join.Join us as we play, learn, and grow in nature’s classroom!Who: Children ages 3-6 and their caregiversWhere: Peabody Mill Environmental CenterWhen: Classes are held on the first three Thursdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Fee: $29R; $36NR
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Relax, Restore, Renew - Relax, Restore, Renew -(Session Two) We spend so much time taking care of others.  Let's take some time for yourself in this "slow flow" vinyasa class.  You will learn to gently connect your breath with movements.  Through your breath you will learn to connect to the precious present moment.  Class is appropriate for all levels beginner to seasoned yogis.WHO:  Adults 20+WHAT: Vinyasa Yoga ClassWHEN: Thursday evenings TIME: 6:00pm to 7:00pmWHERE: Buck Meadow - 30 NH 101A, AmherstFEE: $80R, $95NR(Please make note of the dates for Session Two)*Please bring your own mat, blocks and blankets*Minimum participants 4 and Maximum of 16
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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 November 21, 2025
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	Jr Sabers Football Practice
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"

Saturday November 22, 2025
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"

Sunday November 23, 2025
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Birthday party
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 November 24, 2025
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM	Afterschool Art Studio at Wilkins - November (Mixed Media) 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: 25
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"