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Tuesday July 29, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Electrifying Fun Camp, Age 6-11 - **Early Drop-off Option- Electrifying Fun
Learning about electronics is a snap using safe, kid-friendly electronics kits. Kits will be used to have fun transforming electrical energy into light, motion, and sound. Build a musical doorbell, burglar alarm, or even a radio! This is a perfect program for emerging engineers, allows plenty of time for tinkering, and discussions, and includes your own circuit kit to take home.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Wicked Cool Vet Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Wicked Cool Vet School
Are you dreaming of becoming a superstar veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal adventurers, and prepare to meet your (stuffed) animal patient. Learn to recognize vital signs and emergencies in animals. Delve into dog digestion and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Cap off the week by using your knowledge of vertebrates to create your own new animal!Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S3, 8a-1p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps. Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management. All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote: Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg. Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding. 8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Bookmaking, Painting and Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p) Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p) Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p) We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note: For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer Bio: Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Electrifying Fun Camp, Age 6-11 - Electrifying Fun Camp
Learning about electronics is a snap using safe, kid-friendly electronics kits. Kits will be used to have fun transforming electrical energy into light, motion, and sound. Build a musical doorbell, burglar alarm, or even a radio! This is a perfect program for emerging engineers, allows plenty of time for tinkering, and discussions, and includes your own circuit kit to take home.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Wicked Cool Vet Camp, Age 6-10 - Wicked Cool Vet Camp
Are you dreaming of becoming a superstar veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal adventurers, and prepare to meet your (stuffed) animal patient. Learn to recognize vital signs and emergencies in animals. Delve into dog digestion and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Cap off the week by using your knowledge of vertebrates to create your own new animal!Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults. Hour-long classes are held twice per week. NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support. - Bring a water bottle. - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Bubbles Bonanza Camp, Age 6-11 - Bubbles Bonanza Camp
Discover the science behind the enchanting world of bubbles! In this workshop, explore surface tension, bubble geometry, and create your own bubble art. Engineer unique bubble wands, tackle fun challenges, and uncover the fascinating science behind these shimmering spheres.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Culinary Adventure Camp, Age 8-14 - Culinary Adventure Camp
If you and your family like cooking game shows, this is the camp for you! Culinary Adventure Camp will take you on a journey filled with challenges and mischief each day as you prepare a recipe. Have you ever tried to crack an egg into a ramekin with your eyes blindfolded, had to go on a scavenger hunt to find ingredients, or use a handmixer while balancing an egg on a spoon? Great fun will be had by cooks of all levels and participants will leave with a cookbook of the week's recipes.Instructor: Lynn Brown Bio: Lynn has been teaching cooking and food systems recreationally for over 12 years. Her degree in agriculture is the basis for her love of food, gardening, science, and nature. She is the Garden Coordinator at WCS and Jr. Iron Chef VT coach whose team just won the Lively Local Award at this year's competition. Lynn enjoys introducing kids to food through experiences and tastings. She incorporates food system knowledge with games and lets kids explore flavor components with unique activities. Her philosophy is that the kitchen should be a fun place to make mistakes as well as memories.
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Williston Central School
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Bubbles Bonanza Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Bubbles Bonanza Camp
Discover the science behind the enchanting world of bubbles! In this workshop, explore surface tension, bubble geometry, and create your own bubble art. Engineer unique bubble wands, tackle fun challenges, and uncover the fascinating science behind these shimmering spheres.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Strikers- Makeup
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Central School Fields - Baseball (School/Babe Ruth/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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Wednesday July 30, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Electrifying Fun Camp, Age 6-11 - **Early Drop-off Option- Electrifying Fun
Learning about electronics is a snap using safe, kid-friendly electronics kits. Kits will be used to have fun transforming electrical energy into light, motion, and sound. Build a musical doorbell, burglar alarm, or even a radio! This is a perfect program for emerging engineers, allows plenty of time for tinkering, and discussions, and includes your own circuit kit to take home.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Wicked Cool Vet Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Wicked Cool Vet School
Are you dreaming of becoming a superstar veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal adventurers, and prepare to meet your (stuffed) animal patient. Learn to recognize vital signs and emergencies in animals. Delve into dog digestion and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Cap off the week by using your knowledge of vertebrates to create your own new animal!Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S3, 8a-1p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps. Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management. All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote: Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg. Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding. 8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Bookmaking, Painting and Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p) Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p) Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p) We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note: For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer Bio: Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Electrifying Fun Camp, Age 6-11 - Electrifying Fun Camp
Learning about electronics is a snap using safe, kid-friendly electronics kits. Kits will be used to have fun transforming electrical energy into light, motion, and sound. Build a musical doorbell, burglar alarm, or even a radio! This is a perfect program for emerging engineers, allows plenty of time for tinkering, and discussions, and includes your own circuit kit to take home.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Wicked Cool Vet Camp, Age 6-10 - Wicked Cool Vet Camp
Are you dreaming of becoming a superstar veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal adventurers, and prepare to meet your (stuffed) animal patient. Learn to recognize vital signs and emergencies in animals. Delve into dog digestion and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Cap off the week by using your knowledge of vertebrates to create your own new animal!Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors! The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core. In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info: Days: Wednesdays and Fridays Time: 10:00-10:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged) - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball - Water Bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck Bio: Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health. 7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Police Dept Meeting
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The R.E.C. Zone
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Bubbles Bonanza Camp, Age 6-11 - Bubbles Bonanza Camp
Discover the science behind the enchanting world of bubbles! In this workshop, explore surface tension, bubble geometry, and create your own bubble art. Engineer unique bubble wands, tackle fun challenges, and uncover the fascinating science behind these shimmering spheres.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Culinary Adventure Camp, Age 8-14 - Culinary Adventure Camp
If you and your family like cooking game shows, this is the camp for you! Culinary Adventure Camp will take you on a journey filled with challenges and mischief each day as you prepare a recipe. Have you ever tried to crack an egg into a ramekin with your eyes blindfolded, had to go on a scavenger hunt to find ingredients, or use a handmixer while balancing an egg on a spoon? Great fun will be had by cooks of all levels and participants will leave with a cookbook of the week's recipes.Instructor: Lynn Brown Bio: Lynn has been teaching cooking and food systems recreationally for over 12 years. Her degree in agriculture is the basis for her love of food, gardening, science, and nature. She is the Garden Coordinator at WCS and Jr. Iron Chef VT coach whose team just won the Lively Local Award at this year's competition. Lynn enjoys introducing kids to food through experiences and tastings. She incorporates food system knowledge with games and lets kids explore flavor components with unique activities. Her philosophy is that the kitchen should be a fun place to make mistakes as well as memories.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Bubbles Bonanza Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Bubbles Bonanza Camp
Discover the science behind the enchanting world of bubbles! In this workshop, explore surface tension, bubble geometry, and create your own bubble art. Engineer unique bubble wands, tackle fun challenges, and uncover the fascinating science behind these shimmering spheres.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cathedral Square
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 1
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cathedral Square
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 2
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cathedral Square
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
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Thursday July 31, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Electrifying Fun Camp, Age 6-11 - **Early Drop-off Option- Electrifying Fun
Learning about electronics is a snap using safe, kid-friendly electronics kits. Kits will be used to have fun transforming electrical energy into light, motion, and sound. Build a musical doorbell, burglar alarm, or even a radio! This is a perfect program for emerging engineers, allows plenty of time for tinkering, and discussions, and includes your own circuit kit to take home.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Wicked Cool Vet Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Wicked Cool Vet School
Are you dreaming of becoming a superstar veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal adventurers, and prepare to meet your (stuffed) animal patient. Learn to recognize vital signs and emergencies in animals. Delve into dog digestion and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Cap off the week by using your knowledge of vertebrates to create your own new animal!Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S3, 8a-1p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps. Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management. All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote: Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg. Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding. 8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Bookmaking, Painting and Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p) Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p) Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p) We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note: For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer Bio: Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Electrifying Fun Camp, Age 6-11 - Electrifying Fun Camp
Learning about electronics is a snap using safe, kid-friendly electronics kits. Kits will be used to have fun transforming electrical energy into light, motion, and sound. Build a musical doorbell, burglar alarm, or even a radio! This is a perfect program for emerging engineers, allows plenty of time for tinkering, and discussions, and includes your own circuit kit to take home.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Wicked Cool Vet Camp, Age 6-10 - Wicked Cool Vet Camp
Are you dreaming of becoming a superstar veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal adventurers, and prepare to meet your (stuffed) animal patient. Learn to recognize vital signs and emergencies in animals. Delve into dog digestion and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Cap off the week by using your knowledge of vertebrates to create your own new animal!Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:45 AM - 9:45 AM
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Zumba Gold, Age 50+ - Zumba Gold
Zumba Gold is a modified version of Zumba that is geared towards active older adults seeking lower-impact workouts. The Design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion, and coordination.Program Info: Days: Thursdays Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free to attend, donation based Registration: No pre-registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Ciara Gregory Bio: Ciara has been a certified Zumba instructor for over 7 years now, a Zumba Gold instructor for 2 years and also teaches Kids Dance Fitness. Her Passion is to help people change their lives inside and out with the rhythm of music. Come ready to sweat and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults. Hour-long classes are held twice per week. NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support. - Bring a water bottle. - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Bubbles Bonanza Camp, Age 6-11 - Bubbles Bonanza Camp
Discover the science behind the enchanting world of bubbles! In this workshop, explore surface tension, bubble geometry, and create your own bubble art. Engineer unique bubble wands, tackle fun challenges, and uncover the fascinating science behind these shimmering spheres.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Culinary Adventure Camp, Age 8-14 - Culinary Adventure Camp
If you and your family like cooking game shows, this is the camp for you! Culinary Adventure Camp will take you on a journey filled with challenges and mischief each day as you prepare a recipe. Have you ever tried to crack an egg into a ramekin with your eyes blindfolded, had to go on a scavenger hunt to find ingredients, or use a handmixer while balancing an egg on a spoon? Great fun will be had by cooks of all levels and participants will leave with a cookbook of the week's recipes.Instructor: Lynn Brown Bio: Lynn has been teaching cooking and food systems recreationally for over 12 years. Her degree in agriculture is the basis for her love of food, gardening, science, and nature. She is the Garden Coordinator at WCS and Jr. Iron Chef VT coach whose team just won the Lively Local Award at this year's competition. Lynn enjoys introducing kids to food through experiences and tastings. She incorporates food system knowledge with games and lets kids explore flavor components with unique activities. Her philosophy is that the kitchen should be a fun place to make mistakes as well as memories.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Bubbles Bonanza Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Bubbles Bonanza Camp
Discover the science behind the enchanting world of bubbles! In this workshop, explore surface tension, bubble geometry, and create your own bubble art. Engineer unique bubble wands, tackle fun challenges, and uncover the fascinating science behind these shimmering spheres.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Sand Volleyball
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Storm
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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Friday August 1, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Electrifying Fun Camp, Age 6-11 - **Early Drop-off Option- Electrifying Fun
Learning about electronics is a snap using safe, kid-friendly electronics kits. Kits will be used to have fun transforming electrical energy into light, motion, and sound. Build a musical doorbell, burglar alarm, or even a radio! This is a perfect program for emerging engineers, allows plenty of time for tinkering, and discussions, and includes your own circuit kit to take home.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Wicked Cool Vet Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Wicked Cool Vet School
Are you dreaming of becoming a superstar veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal adventurers, and prepare to meet your (stuffed) animal patient. Learn to recognize vital signs and emergencies in animals. Delve into dog digestion and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Cap off the week by using your knowledge of vertebrates to create your own new animal!Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Horse Camps, Age 8-14 - Horsemanship Camp- S3, 8a-1p
The Livery Horse Farm, Hinesburg is offering Horse Camps. Campers will ride and care for horses in a safe and beautiful farm setting. Campers will have lots of hands-on experience with daily lessons, horse care instruction, and stable management. All levels are welcome. Transportation to and from camp is on your own.Director: Kim Johansen, OwnerNote: Program held at Livery Stables, Hinesburg. Bring boots with a heel and helmet, these are used for riding. 8a-4p Camp- Bring a lunch and drink, water, and snacks (nut-free snacks only).
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Livery Horse Farm
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Camps, Age 6-12 - Bookmaking, Painting and Drawing Camp
Read about the different themes for each week of Art Camp below:Nature Drawing Camp (June 23-27, 8:30a-12:00p) Artists will explore outdoor art activities with sketchbooks. Students will practice observation skills and experiment with dry media sketching and watercolor techniques. We will also venture into some playful nature-inspired solar printmaking, brushes, and weavings. Comic and Drawing Camp (July 7-11, 8:30a-12:00p) Storytelling artists will draw their own imaginative character designs, storyboarding, and comic strips. We will explore different cell designs and ink techniques. We will be inspired by comics and graphic novel artists for inspiration at the local library. Animals in 3D and Stop Motion (July 14-18, 8:30a-12:00p) Campers will create 3D creatures and try their hand at storyboards for stop motion animation and design feature movie posters. Students will learn hands-on the various animator job roles, planning, design thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills. We will also explore hands-on zoetropes, thaumatropes, and flip books group activities.Book Making and Painting(July 28-August 1, 8:30a-12:00p) We will explore mixed-media painting techniques for lantern making and collaborative paper to use for our handmade artist books. Artists will walk away with one-of-a-kind art to decorate their rooms. Note: For all art camps please dress for messes, pack snacks, and bring sunscreen for outdoor art breaks. Instructor: Sarah Mayer Bio: Sarah Mayer is a licensed art educator and professionally trained artist teaching around the area for over 10 years. She is an avid reader passionate about enlivening reading literacy through arts integration. She believes everyone can be an artist; and that risk-taking and mistakes can always be opportunities for new discoveries. When not making art she likes to enjoy listening to books, swimming, or hiking with her dog and family.
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Electrifying Fun Camp, Age 6-11 - Electrifying Fun Camp
Learning about electronics is a snap using safe, kid-friendly electronics kits. Kits will be used to have fun transforming electrical energy into light, motion, and sound. Build a musical doorbell, burglar alarm, or even a radio! This is a perfect program for emerging engineers, allows plenty of time for tinkering, and discussions, and includes your own circuit kit to take home.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Wicked Cool Vet Camp, Age 6-10 - Wicked Cool Vet Camp
Are you dreaming of becoming a superstar veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal adventurers, and prepare to meet your (stuffed) animal patient. Learn to recognize vital signs and emergencies in animals. Delve into dog digestion and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Cap off the week by using your knowledge of vertebrates to create your own new animal!Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors! The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core. In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info: Days: Wednesdays and Fridays Time: 10:00-10:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged) - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball - Water Bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck Bio: Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health. 7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Bubbles Bonanza Camp, Age 6-11 - Bubbles Bonanza Camp
Discover the science behind the enchanting world of bubbles! In this workshop, explore surface tension, bubble geometry, and create your own bubble art. Engineer unique bubble wands, tackle fun challenges, and uncover the fascinating science behind these shimmering spheres.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Culinary Adventure Camp, Age 8-14 - Culinary Adventure Camp
If you and your family like cooking game shows, this is the camp for you! Culinary Adventure Camp will take you on a journey filled with challenges and mischief each day as you prepare a recipe. Have you ever tried to crack an egg into a ramekin with your eyes blindfolded, had to go on a scavenger hunt to find ingredients, or use a handmixer while balancing an egg on a spoon? Great fun will be had by cooks of all levels and participants will leave with a cookbook of the week's recipes.Instructor: Lynn Brown Bio: Lynn has been teaching cooking and food systems recreationally for over 12 years. Her degree in agriculture is the basis for her love of food, gardening, science, and nature. She is the Garden Coordinator at WCS and Jr. Iron Chef VT coach whose team just won the Lively Local Award at this year's competition. Lynn enjoys introducing kids to food through experiences and tastings. She incorporates food system knowledge with games and lets kids explore flavor components with unique activities. Her philosophy is that the kitchen should be a fun place to make mistakes as well as memories.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Bubbles Bonanza Camp, Age 6-11 - **Late Pick-up Option- Bubbles Bonanza Camp
Discover the science behind the enchanting world of bubbles! In this workshop, explore surface tension, bubble geometry, and create your own bubble art. Engineer unique bubble wands, tackle fun challenges, and uncover the fascinating science behind these shimmering spheres.Instructor: Steamworks for Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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Monday August 4, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Minecraft Mania
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - Minecraft Mania Camp
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 6-8, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School- Tenns Courts
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 9-12, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S3
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education! We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts. We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking! We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff
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ONTA Studio
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Tai Chi Intro, Age 50+ - Tai Chi Intro
The ancient art of Tai Chi has become increasingly popular as people are finding that it improves balance, increases mindfulness, and relaxes the mind and body. Each class will present sequences of movements derived from the sun style which is slow, smooth, and upright in posture making it especially accessible to those over 50 or with impaired mobility. You will learn to wave your hands in the clouds, repel wild monkeys, and separate the earth from the sky. What power! What fun! Come and join us.NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Day: Mondays Time: 9:30 am - 10:30 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Adina Panitch Bio: Tai Chi and Adina found each other 14 years ago and it was immediate love. She had just retired from her work as a Speech Pathologist and was delighted to discover this ancient and intriguing tradition which she could explore endlessly on her own and also share with others.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Chess Wizards Camp, Age 6-12 - Chess Wizards Camp
Join us for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You'll improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work out your most powerful muscle - your brain! Our camps include fun team chess games (like bug house), recess time (of course), snacks, tournaments, and puzzles. Each camper receives a Chess Wizards T-shirt, trophy, and puzzle folder. Unleash your brain power and spend some of your break time with Chess Wizards! Instructor: Chess Wizard Staff Bio: Chess Wizards has been teaching the game of chess since 2002. Our interactive curriculum makes learning fun for new and seasoned players alike. Our camps are led by our most experienced instructors and provide our students with a memorable camp experience while challenging their minds!
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S3
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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Tuesday August 5, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Minecraft Mania
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - Minecraft Mania Camp
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 6-8, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School- Tenns Courts
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 9-12, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S3
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education! We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts. We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking! We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff
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ONTA Studio
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults. Hour-long classes are held twice per week. NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support. - Bring a water bottle. - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Meeting
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Chess Wizards Camp, Age 6-12 - Chess Wizards Camp
Join us for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You'll improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work out your most powerful muscle - your brain! Our camps include fun team chess games (like bug house), recess time (of course), snacks, tournaments, and puzzles. Each camper receives a Chess Wizards T-shirt, trophy, and puzzle folder. Unleash your brain power and spend some of your break time with Chess Wizards! Instructor: Chess Wizard Staff Bio: Chess Wizards has been teaching the game of chess since 2002. Our interactive curriculum makes learning fun for new and seasoned players alike. Our camps are led by our most experienced instructors and provide our students with a memorable camp experience while challenging their minds!
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S3
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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Wednesday August 6, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Minecraft Mania
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - Minecraft Mania Camp
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 6-8, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School- Tenns Courts
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 9-12, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S3
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education! We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts. We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking! We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff
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ONTA Studio
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors! The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core. In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info: Days: Wednesdays and Fridays Time: 10:00-10:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged) - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball - Water Bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck Bio: Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health. 7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Chess Wizards Camp, Age 6-12 - Chess Wizards Camp
Join us for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You'll improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work out your most powerful muscle - your brain! Our camps include fun team chess games (like bug house), recess time (of course), snacks, tournaments, and puzzles. Each camper receives a Chess Wizards T-shirt, trophy, and puzzle folder. Unleash your brain power and spend some of your break time with Chess Wizards! Instructor: Chess Wizard Staff Bio: Chess Wizards has been teaching the game of chess since 2002. Our interactive curriculum makes learning fun for new and seasoned players alike. Our camps are led by our most experienced instructors and provide our students with a memorable camp experience while challenging their minds!
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S3
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Game On
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Central School Fields - Softball (School/Little League/Adult)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
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Thursday August 7, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Minecraft Mania
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - Minecraft Mania Camp
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 6-8, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School- Tenns Courts
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 9-12, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:45 AM - 9:45 AM
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Zumba Gold, Age 50+ - Zumba Gold
Zumba Gold is a modified version of Zumba that is geared towards active older adults seeking lower-impact workouts. The Design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion, and coordination.Program Info: Days: Thursdays Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free to attend, donation based Registration: No pre-registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Ciara Gregory Bio: Ciara has been a certified Zumba instructor for over 7 years now, a Zumba Gold instructor for 2 years and also teaches Kids Dance Fitness. Her Passion is to help people change their lives inside and out with the rhythm of music. Come ready to sweat and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S3
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education! We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts. We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking! We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff
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ONTA Studio
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults. Hour-long classes are held twice per week. NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support. - Bring a water bottle. - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Chess Wizards Camp, Age 6-12 - Chess Wizards Camp
Join us for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You'll improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work out your most powerful muscle - your brain! Our camps include fun team chess games (like bug house), recess time (of course), snacks, tournaments, and puzzles. Each camper receives a Chess Wizards T-shirt, trophy, and puzzle folder. Unleash your brain power and spend some of your break time with Chess Wizards! Instructor: Chess Wizard Staff Bio: Chess Wizards has been teaching the game of chess since 2002. Our interactive curriculum makes learning fun for new and seasoned players alike. Our camps are led by our most experienced instructors and provide our students with a memorable camp experience while challenging their minds!
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S3
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Sand Volleyball
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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Friday August 8, 2025
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7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Mornings
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - **Early Drop-off Option- Minecraft Mania
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Early Drop-off Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Minecraft Mania Camp, Age 6-10 - Minecraft Mania Camp
Wicked Cool Minecraft is back! Using the updated Minecraft Education platform, Minecraft Mania skillfully blends virtual and real-world learning experiences for maximum learning and fun. In the morning, become an intrepid explorer using a Minecraft avatar to dive into the wonders of engineering, physics, and biology to build our own Wicked Cool Minecraft town. Follow up with fun companion hands-on STEAM lessons to learn about engineering, biology, and physics.Instructor: Wicked Cool For Kids Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 6-8, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School- Tenns Courts
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Camps, Age 6-8 & 9-12 - Tennis Camp- Age 9-12, S2
Campers will learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke techniques including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff
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Williston Central School - Tennis Courts
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - Waiting List- O.U.R. Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Ninja Science Camps, Age 5-13 - Ninja Science Camp- S3
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with environmental science education! We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts. We'll also be talking about ants, space, and animal tracking! We'll also delve into ONTA's very own (kid-friendly) Kung Fu movie library!We help girls and boys realize their full potential in an environment that is playful, supportive, and fun. Instructors: ONTA Studio Staff
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ONTA Studio
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors! The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core. In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info: Days: Wednesdays and Fridays Time: 10:00-10:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged) - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball - Water Bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck Bio: Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health. 7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Half Days- Afternoons
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Chess Wizards Camp, Age 6-12 - Chess Wizards Camp
Join us for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You'll improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work out your most powerful muscle - your brain! Our camps include fun team chess games (like bug house), recess time (of course), snacks, tournaments, and puzzles. Each camper receives a Chess Wizards T-shirt, trophy, and puzzle folder. Unleash your brain power and spend some of your break time with Chess Wizards! Instructor: Chess Wizard Staff Bio: Chess Wizards has been teaching the game of chess since 2002. Our interactive curriculum makes learning fun for new and seasoned players alike. Our camps are led by our most experienced instructors and provide our students with a memorable camp experience while challenging their minds!
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Williston Central School
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S3
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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O.U.R. Camps- Entering 7th-8th - **Late Pickup Option- OUR Camps
O.U.R. Camps- Outdoor Ultimate Recreation Camps O.U.R. Camps are for teens who are looking to be active during the summer. There are 7 weeks of themed camps offered. Each one will have a variety of trips to keep teens moving and active. O.U.R. Camps are for teens entering grades 7th & 8th in the Fall. The camp is On-The-Go and outdoors. Sign up your Teen for one week or more! CAMP INFO: Location: Camp meets at Williston Central School. Activities outside of Camp. Camp Options: 7-one week camps are offered from 8:30 am-4:30 pm- June 23- August 8 Early and Late Options can be added to extend the camp day Early Option- 8:00-8:30 am Late Option- 4:30-5:00 pm Camp Fees: Session- Monday-Friday- $275 Res./$290 Non 4 Day Adv- June 31-July 3- $220 Res/$235 Non (no camp July 4) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025 CAMPS: Wk 1- Summit Scramble - June 23-27 Do you like to conquer great heights? If so, register for this camp and enjoy a week of hikes. Hikes will progress throughout the week. See VT from new heights! Wk 2- 4-Day Adventure - June 31-July 3 (no camp July 4) This is a short week, but a thrilling one. Teens will discover and explore 4 days of different adventures. What will these be? It is up to the group of Teens that are registered. They will work with the Counselors to set up adventures that interest the group. Wk 3- Park Around - July 7-11 Come discover what the State Parks of VT has to offer- swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and much more. Each day will be a new state park to explore! Wk 4- Beach Bum Bonanza - July 14-18 Come hang out at a different beach each day and enjoy the water. Each day will be discovering a new beach that we can swim and play at. Wk 5- Psyched About Cycling - July 21-25 Biking is the topic that we will explore this week. Short and long rides will be taken and possibly get in some Mt. biking. Wk 6- Wet n' Wild - July 28- Aug 1 The week is full of getting wet in wild places, like pools, splash pads, Amusement Parks, and other great places that we can discover. Wk 7- Discover VT - Aug 4-8 The last week of O.U.R. Camps will be exploring what VT has to offer from the tourist side. Come discover what great and different things VT has to offer.(The camp descriptions above are brief, what and where actual things will be happening are determined by the counselors and campers of each week. Planning out the week and planning for different happenings is part of the camp experience)For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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Saturday August 9, 2025
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Green Mountain Volleyball
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S3
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this).
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S3 (No Dog)
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this).
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S5
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S5 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S6
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S6 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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Monday August 11, 2025
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Ultimate Frisbee Camps, Age 10-15 - **Early Drop-off Option- Ultimate Frisbee S2
Whether your child is a beginner or knows about Ultimate Frisbee, this camp will help stretch his or her skills. Over the week we will work on catching, throwing, strategy, knowledge of the game, and speed and of course, we will play a lot of Ultimate! Campers must bring their water bottle and dress appropriately to be active outside.Instructor: Vermont Ultimate
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Safe Sitter Camp, Age 11-14 - Safe Sitter Camp
Safe Sitter® prepares teens to be safe when they’re home alone, watching siblings, or babysitting. The camp offers four main skill areas: Safety, Child Care, First Aid & Rescue, and Life & Business. Lessons are filled with fun activities, practicing skills, and role-playing exercises. The camp will also include CPR certification and the opportunity to experience working with the Day Campers. Instructor: Rec. Staff
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Williston Central School
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Tai Chi Intro, Age 50+ - Tai Chi Intro
The ancient art of Tai Chi has become increasingly popular as people are finding that it improves balance, increases mindfulness, and relaxes the mind and body. Each class will present sequences of movements derived from the sun style which is slow, smooth, and upright in posture making it especially accessible to those over 50 or with impaired mobility. You will learn to wave your hands in the clouds, repel wild monkeys, and separate the earth from the sky. What power! What fun! Come and join us.NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Day: Mondays Time: 9:30 am - 10:30 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Adina Panitch Bio: Tai Chi and Adina found each other 14 years ago and it was immediate love. She had just retired from her work as a Speech Pathologist and was delighted to discover this ancient and intriguing tradition which she could explore endlessly on her own and also share with others.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S2
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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Tuesday August 12, 2025
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Ultimate Frisbee Camps, Age 10-15 - **Early Drop-off Option- Ultimate Frisbee S2
Whether your child is a beginner or knows about Ultimate Frisbee, this camp will help stretch his or her skills. Over the week we will work on catching, throwing, strategy, knowledge of the game, and speed and of course, we will play a lot of Ultimate! Campers must bring their water bottle and dress appropriately to be active outside.Instructor: Vermont Ultimate
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Safe Sitter Camp, Age 11-14 - Safe Sitter Camp
Safe Sitter® prepares teens to be safe when they’re home alone, watching siblings, or babysitting. The camp offers four main skill areas: Safety, Child Care, First Aid & Rescue, and Life & Business. Lessons are filled with fun activities, practicing skills, and role-playing exercises. The camp will also include CPR certification and the opportunity to experience working with the Day Campers. Instructor: Rec. Staff
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults. Hour-long classes are held twice per week. NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support. - Bring a water bottle. - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Morriseau
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S2
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball 102, Age 18+ - Pickleball 102- Summer
A program for players familiar with the game, Pickleball 102 will focus on refining skills such as: Building a point, playing with intention Court coverage and positioning Reading your opponents while simultaneously being aware of where your partner is 3rd shot drop, including transitioning up to ‘the kitchen’ Lobbing and retrieving lobs Roll shots, down-the-lane shots, overhead shots Tournament play vs recreational playMental: focus, mindset, breathing, goals, adjustments, shot selection, patience.NOTE: This clinic is intended for participants who have been playing for 6-12 months with a 2.75 or more skill level.Bring your paddle. Loaner paddles will be available for the clinic upon request. Instructor: Corey GottfriedAre you looking for an Introductory program to Pickleball? Check out the Pickleball Intro- 1 day of learning the sport- Click Here to register.
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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Wednesday August 13, 2025
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Ultimate Frisbee Camps, Age 10-15 - **Early Drop-off Option- Ultimate Frisbee S2
Whether your child is a beginner or knows about Ultimate Frisbee, this camp will help stretch his or her skills. Over the week we will work on catching, throwing, strategy, knowledge of the game, and speed and of course, we will play a lot of Ultimate! Campers must bring their water bottle and dress appropriately to be active outside.Instructor: Vermont Ultimate
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Safe Sitter Camp, Age 11-14 - Safe Sitter Camp
Safe Sitter® prepares teens to be safe when they’re home alone, watching siblings, or babysitting. The camp offers four main skill areas: Safety, Child Care, First Aid & Rescue, and Life & Business. Lessons are filled with fun activities, practicing skills, and role-playing exercises. The camp will also include CPR certification and the opportunity to experience working with the Day Campers. Instructor: Rec. Staff
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors! The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core. In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info: Days: Wednesdays and Fridays Time: 10:00-10:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged) - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball - Water Bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck Bio: Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health. 7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Morriseau
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S2
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball 102, Age 18+ - Pickleball 102- Summer
A program for players familiar with the game, Pickleball 102 will focus on refining skills such as: Building a point, playing with intention Court coverage and positioning Reading your opponents while simultaneously being aware of where your partner is 3rd shot drop, including transitioning up to ‘the kitchen’ Lobbing and retrieving lobs Roll shots, down-the-lane shots, overhead shots Tournament play vs recreational playMental: focus, mindset, breathing, goals, adjustments, shot selection, patience.NOTE: This clinic is intended for participants who have been playing for 6-12 months with a 2.75 or more skill level.Bring your paddle. Loaner paddles will be available for the clinic upon request. Instructor: Corey GottfriedAre you looking for an Introductory program to Pickleball? Check out the Pickleball Intro- 1 day of learning the sport- Click Here to register.
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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Thursday August 14, 2025
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Ultimate Frisbee Camps, Age 10-15 - **Early Drop-off Option- Ultimate Frisbee S2
Whether your child is a beginner or knows about Ultimate Frisbee, this camp will help stretch his or her skills. Over the week we will work on catching, throwing, strategy, knowledge of the game, and speed and of course, we will play a lot of Ultimate! Campers must bring their water bottle and dress appropriately to be active outside.Instructor: Vermont Ultimate
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Safe Sitter Camp, Age 11-14 - Safe Sitter Camp
Safe Sitter® prepares teens to be safe when they’re home alone, watching siblings, or babysitting. The camp offers four main skill areas: Safety, Child Care, First Aid & Rescue, and Life & Business. Lessons are filled with fun activities, practicing skills, and role-playing exercises. The camp will also include CPR certification and the opportunity to experience working with the Day Campers. Instructor: Rec. Staff
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Williston Central School
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8:45 AM - 9:45 AM
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Zumba Gold, Age 50+ - Zumba Gold
Zumba Gold is a modified version of Zumba that is geared towards active older adults seeking lower-impact workouts. The Design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion, and coordination.Program Info: Days: Thursdays Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free to attend, donation based Registration: No pre-registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support - Water bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Ciara Gregory Bio: Ciara has been a certified Zumba instructor for over 7 years now, a Zumba Gold instructor for 2 years and also teaches Kids Dance Fitness. Her Passion is to help people change their lives inside and out with the rhythm of music. Come ready to sweat and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults. Hour-long classes are held twice per week. NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support. - Bring a water bottle. - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S2
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball 102, Age 18+ - Pickleball 102- Summer
A program for players familiar with the game, Pickleball 102 will focus on refining skills such as: Building a point, playing with intention Court coverage and positioning Reading your opponents while simultaneously being aware of where your partner is 3rd shot drop, including transitioning up to ‘the kitchen’ Lobbing and retrieving lobs Roll shots, down-the-lane shots, overhead shots Tournament play vs recreational playMental: focus, mindset, breathing, goals, adjustments, shot selection, patience.NOTE: This clinic is intended for participants who have been playing for 6-12 months with a 2.75 or more skill level.Bring your paddle. Loaner paddles will be available for the clinic upon request. Instructor: Corey GottfriedAre you looking for an Introductory program to Pickleball? Check out the Pickleball Intro- 1 day of learning the sport- Click Here to register.
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field D (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Mexicali Soccer League
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field C (U10)
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Sand Volleyball
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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Friday August 15, 2025
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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R.E.C. Camp- Entering 1st-6th - Full Days
R.E.C. Camp- Recreation Experiences for Children Is a wonderful twist on the traditional day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, and arts & crafts, there is never a dull moment. This child-centered day camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, group games, free play, and the ever-popular field trip and swim day. Campers have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things, and have fun. Each day campers participate in choice activities, group games, and indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities. Campers get to choose their choice activities that come from the counselors in camp. There are a variety of activities to choose from each Summer. Thursdays, each session, are Field Trip and Swim Day. There is a field trip in the morning and swimming\water games in the afternoon- swimming at beaches or pools or water games at camp.CAMP INFO: Location: Camp is held at Williston Central School Camp Options: Full Days- 7:30a-5:30p Half Days- Mornings- 7:30a-12:30p Afternoons- 12:30-5:30p Camp Sessions: A session is Monday-Friday, full or half days. A session cannot be split up by days or the full and half-day options. There are 8-1 week Full Day Sessions available from June 23- August 15 There are 7-1 week, Morning or Afternoon Sessions offered from June 23-August 8 (Your child may attend any day of a session that you want, but the registration is taking a session spot, so the full fee must be paid and will not be prorated) Session Fees: Full Day Sessions- $200 Res/$215 Non Half-Day Sessions- $110 Res/$125 Non Four-Day Session- June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Full Days- $160 Res/$175 Non Half Days- $88 Res/$103 Non Entire Summer- 8 weeks, June 23-August 15 $1,400 (Williston Resident Only) Registration: See Camp Registration Notes below for Registration Info. Final Camp Balance is due June 13, 2025Summer School or an Enrichment Camp? Is your child attending Summer School or do they want to do a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp? If so, add a half-day option of R.E.C. Camp- morning or afternoon and make it a full day of camp for your child. ENRICHMENT CAMPS If doing a morning or afternoon Enrichment Camp- register for the opposite R.E.C. Camp half-day option and the Camp Staff will get or bring your child to their next camp, after having lunch together. SUMMER SCHOOL If your child is doing Summer School, register them for the half-day afternoon option of R.E.C. Camp. NOTE: 1. If Summer School is Mon-Thurs, we will accept campers all day Fridays, if registered for an "Afternoon Option" of R.E.C. Camp. 2. If the Summer School day ends before the afternoon session of R.E.C. Camp begins- that's OK, register them for the afternoon option, let us know your child is in Summer School, and then have the Summer School Staff bring them down to the Cafeteria. There they will meet up with the R.E.C. Camp. 3. If an Afternoon Session of R.E.C. Camp is Full, and you need a spot for your child who is attending Summer School, contact Recreation.For More Info on Camp See the Links Below
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Williston Central School
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8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
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Ultimate Frisbee Camps, Age 10-15 - **Early Drop-off Option- Ultimate Frisbee S2
Whether your child is a beginner or knows about Ultimate Frisbee, this camp will help stretch his or her skills. Over the week we will work on catching, throwing, strategy, knowledge of the game, and speed and of course, we will play a lot of Ultimate! Campers must bring their water bottle and dress appropriately to be active outside.Instructor: Vermont Ultimate
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Williston Central School
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Safe Sitter Camp, Age 11-14 - Safe Sitter Camp
Safe Sitter® prepares teens to be safe when they’re home alone, watching siblings, or babysitting. The camp offers four main skill areas: Safety, Child Care, First Aid & Rescue, and Life & Business. Lessons are filled with fun activities, practicing skills, and role-playing exercises. The camp will also include CPR certification and the opportunity to experience working with the Day Campers. Instructor: Rec. Staff
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Williston Central School
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors! The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core. In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info: Days: Wednesdays and Fridays Time: 10:00-10:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged) - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball - Water Bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck Bio: Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health. 7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Kitchen Camps, Age 6-12 - Kids Kitchen Camp - S2
This camp is all about cooking with local foods! Kids will learn to make jam, refrigerator pickles, bread in a bag, pizza, berry muffins, and more!Instructor: Lisa Boutin, ABS Para-Educator Bio: I have lived in Williston for the last 27 years. I have operated a berry/ vegetable farm, produced jams and pickles, and cooked professionally. I currently work at Allen Brook School with grades K-2 as a para-educator and in the summer I love to garden and produce jams and pickles to sell locally.
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Williston Central School
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Saturday August 16, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S3
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this).
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S3 (No Dog)
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this).
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S5
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S5 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S6
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S6 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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Tuesday August 19, 2025
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Fri
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Bone Builders, Age 50+ - Bone Builders
RSVP Bone Builders, a program of United Way of Northwest Vermont is a FREE low-impact weight training program designed to prevent and reverse osteoporosis in older adults. Hour-long classes are held twice per week. NOTE: Geared toward adults 50+ but open to everyone age 18+.Program Info: Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 10:00-11:00 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Registration: No Pre-Registration is required, sign-in is required when you attend. Equipment: - Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. - Change to indoor shoes that give you good support. - Bring a water bottle. - Chairs are available so that you can sit as needed.Instructors: Joyce Oughstun & Ann Naumann
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Morriseau
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
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11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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Senior Community Meal and Program
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Ninja Science Camp- Girls, Age 13-19 - Ninja Science Camp - Girls
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with science education! We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts. The camp is half-day- 12:00-3:00 pmThe Science portion covers the social sciences; sociology, economics, and history and consists of research topics chosen by the campers themselves.Instructor: ONTA Studio
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ONTA Studio
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Game On
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Village Community Park - Volleyball Courts- All
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field B
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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VT Ultimate
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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Wednesday August 20, 2025
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9:00 AM - 6:15 PM
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Williston Soccer Club
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Village Community Park - Soccer Field A (Full Size)
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Senior Strength & Functional Mobility, Age 50+ - Senior Strength & Functional Mobility
Grab your weights and a water bottle and join this fitness program that is just for Seniors! The program will concentrate on developing upper and lower body strength as well as improving balance and strengthening your core. In this dementia-friendly class, participants are encouraged to work within their abilities while socializing and having fun! Program Info: Days: Wednesdays and Fridays Time: 10:00-10:45 am Location: "R.E.C. Zone"- 94 Harvest Lane, Williston Fee: Free! Donations welcomed Registration: No Pre-Registration required, sign in is required when you attend. Equipment: (optional but encouraged) - Hand/ankle weights, bands/tubing, mat, ball - Water Bottle - Chairs will be available to all participantsInstructor: Jazmin Averbuck Bio: Jazmin currently works for the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Williston. She is a competitive strength athlete in strongman athletics and highland games and has been teaching group fitness and cardio dance since 2014. With an MS in Health and Physical Activity, Jazmin is excited to bring accessible movement to the 55+ community as they continue to increase brain and body health. 7 years experience leading group fitness and cardio dance classes ARC Lifeguard and First Aid.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Morriseau
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Rossignol Community Park - Pickleball Court- 3
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Mon & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Ninja Science Camp- Girls, Age 13-19 - Ninja Science Camp - Girls
This camp combines all the martial arts, tumbling, and parkour that your kids love, with science education! We'll be doing lots of technique-oriented Karate, playing martial arts games, breaking boards, sword fighting, and delving deeper into meditation and the moral and ethical precepts of the martial arts. The camp is half-day- 12:00-3:00 pmThe Science portion covers the social sciences; sociology, economics, and history and consists of research topics chosen by the campers themselves.Instructor: ONTA Studio
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ONTA Studio
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4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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Jazzercise Cardio Sculpt Programs, Age 16+ - Jazzercise- Tues & Wed
NO 4:45 pm CLASSES: August 5 and 6NO 11:00 am CLASS: August 6Jazzercise is for EVERYBODY!! Dance, sweat, and say hello to your favorite workout with easy-to-follow dance aerobic moves, strength training, and flexibility. The Jazzercise classes are low impact, with different levels of intensity. Instructors will show you options to take it high or low with lots of energy. You decide if you need to take your cardio up a notch or two with intensity or need to work your muscles more intentionally. Use of a chair is optional.NOTE: Jazzercise classes are perfect for any age, 16+, if you want a low-impact workout to start or continue your physical wellness journey. They’re essential for keeping your body strong and moving through every season of life. If you need specific adjustments during class, let your instructor know; they’ve got you covered!Program Information: Seven (7) classes are available each week for you to attend on any pass we have. Classes are offered year-round.Cardio Sculpt Low/Moderate (Low Impact, Moderate Intensity) 8:30-9:30a- Tuesdays - ON HOLD 8:30-9:30a- Fridays 11:00-12:00p- Mondays & Wednesdays Cardio Sculpt Low/High (Low Impact, Moderate to High Intensity) 4:45-5:45p- Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8:30-9:30a- Sundays - ON HOLD To Purchase Class Passes: Check out the Jazzercise website to purchase passes check the updated schedule, pricing, and current offers- Click Here Equipment: - Clean Indoor Sneakers to change into before class - Light hand-held weights - Water Bottle Are You 65+? Great Deal- Find out how you can purchase a discounted pass- getfitwithkit@aol.com 802-373-8214Instructor: Kit Sayers, Certified Jazzercise Instructor Bio: My focus is teaching our LO Formats with dance and strength training and making our classes challenging and fun. Live in the hills of Huntington with Bob and Cat and woodland critters who use our wild growth yard and woods as a safe place. Every year, we look forward to seeing our fawns grow up and eventually join the herd.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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Saturday August 23, 2025
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Green Mountain Volleyball
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Allen Brook Community Park - Multi-Purpose Field A
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S3
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this).
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Dog Training- Beyond Basics, Age 18+ - Beyond Basics- S3 (No Dog)
Beyond BasicsThis class elevates your training by exploring different levels and applications of various skills. If your dog’s leash work is solid, we’ll help you advance it further. If “leave it” is still a challenge, we’ll focus on problem-solving and reinforcing the basics. The environment is supportive yet challenging, with an emphasis on helping each student understand training techniques, troubleshoot issues, read their dog’s responses, and refine their skills to achieve their goals and become the best partner for their dog.Prerequisites: Instructor approval or prior participation in a Gold Star class. Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs. There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
Dogs should be free of aggression/reactivity towards people or other dogs (contact the instructor in advance if you have questions about this).
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor before class.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S5
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S5 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S6
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Dog Training- Basics, Age 18+ - Essentials/Basics- S6 (No Dog)
Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training and Social Skills This class shows you how to have a happy, confident, well-behaved dog. It consists of: practical straight-up obedience (don’t get dragged down the street, have a dog that comes when called, etc.), life skills (don’t jump on my friends, chill out, don’t chew on me, etc.), and understanding how your dog communicates.Along with a simple 4-step approach for teaching your dog almost anything, you'll also get a course booklet and weekly training guides; force-free training; free email/phone support after the class ends; and a student-focused instructor with 20+ years’ experience teaching people and dogs (and a sense of humor).There are two registration options for this class:Option 1: Register with your dog This registration reserves a spot in class for one dog and up to two adult household members (children are permitted to observe only; please contact the instructor in advance). Option 2: Register Without a DogThis registration is for one person, or up to two household members, who would like to attend the class without a dog. It’s ideal if your dog isn’t a good candidate for a group class, but you still want to work on training at home with support and information. This option allows you to benefit from the class even if it’s full, your dog isn’t ready for a group class, or you do not have a dog.Notes:
Dogs do not attend the first session.
If your dog has any reactivity/aggression/barking/lunging toward people or other dogs, contact the instructor before registration to discuss.
Please review all class policies/restrictions: Gold+Star+Dog+Training+Policies.pdf (squarespace.com).
You will receive an email with further instructions/forms from the instructor prior to class.
This class is a prerequisite for the Therapy Dog Academy and Beyond Basic classes.
If a session is currently full you can still register for the wait list at no charge. If the wait list fills up, we may offer an additional session. Those on the wait list will be the first to receive an invitation to register if another session is added.Instructor: Deb HelfrichDeb is the owner of Gold Star Dog Training LLC, based in Fairfax, VT. She enjoys working with dogs and their handlers to solve their challenges, build a healthy dog-handler relationship, and achieve their training goals. She is highly student-focused, adept at explaining concepts, helping every student feel successful, and creating training experiences that are meaningful and effective. Deb’s sense of humor, enthusiastic teaching style, and ability to work with a wide range of students are what clients seem to like about her.
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The R.E.C. Zone
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