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2 Covid-19 - Changes
Registration - Registration for programs, memberships and special events will NO
LONGER be accepted at the program, activity or special event. You MUST Pre-Register for all
activities, memberships and special events conducted by Bloomfield Leisure Services. Due to CDC
as well as state guidelines class size and capacity have been reduced. We encourage everyone to
use our Online registration service for contact-less registration at www.bloomfieldrec.com. If
you can’t get online please mail in a registration form to Bloomfield Leisure Services at 330 Park
Avenue. You can also register in our office during office hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but
Covid-19 Changes
would prefer people to use the Online or by mail options when registering.
Cleaning - The building has stepped up and advanced our cleaning procedures to keep
the environment as clean and safe as possible. You will notice that there is a half-hour between
sign-up times; this is so staff can clean common surfaces ie. door handles and bleachers etc. Hand
sanitizer stations are located throughout the building.
Masks - Per the Governor orders you must wear a mask when you enter and exit the
building and must have one in all common areas ie hallways bathrooms. Depending upon the
activity you are participating in you may be able to remove the mask for that activity. Non-
compliance will result in expulsion from the facility. If you forget your mask at home ask a staff
person and they will provide you with one.
Social Distancing - It is important that we maintain proper social distancing
protocols while participating in activities as well in common areas of the building. If you are
registering from programs please respect the marked out spacing in the office on the floor and
follow all building signage. This means maintaining at least 6’ of space between yourself and
others. For classes and activities please try to maintain at least 6’ of space between yourself
and other participants when possible.
All programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additional
information becomes available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Therapeutic Yoga Classes
Therapeutic yoga is a system of self-care that focuses on
easy to learn yoga postures, breathing exercises and
Quilters
For this 8-week session, you are invited to bring your own
quilt pattern for assistance or you can complete the one
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meditation that can be done anywhere and anytime to help distributed in class. The class project call for 24 2.5 inch
manage stress and to promote: 1) Health and balance in strips to create a design inspired by BARGELLO
the physical body 2) Efficiency in breathing and energy needlepoint. The movement in the quilt can be bold or
levels 3) Relaxation, calm and ease in the mind. Classes are subtle depending on your color selection. Bring your sewing
easy to moderate and suitable for beginners and can be done machine and general sewing supplies. Material
on a yoga mat or in a chair. Please wear loose, comfortable requirements will be made available before start of class.
clothing. Bring a yoga mat and a light blanket. All levels Dates: TBD
welcome. For more information or questions about the Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
class, call Beth Gibbs at 860-219-1039 or Email her at Fee: $70/Resident $80/Non-Resident
bethagibbs@comcast.net Location: Alvin and Beatrice Wood Human & Services
Adult Activities
Who: Adults Center - Fiber Arts - Room 111
Dates: Thursdays, September 16th - November 4th
Wednesdays, September 29th - November 17th Adult Basketball
Wednesday, December 1st - January 19th Drop-In Basketball for adults 18 and older Proof of Age
Thursdays, November 18th - January 13th and residency required for registration. Register in
(No class 11/25) advance of the program starting. RESIDENTS ONLY
Time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Who: Adults
Fee: $ 56 / Resident $ 66 / Non- Resident Dates: Sundays - October 3rd - May 22nd - 18 +
Instructor: Rita Conception - Wednesdays Wednesdays - October 6th - May 25th - 55 +
Beth Gibbs - Thursdays Time: Wednesdays - 11:00 AM -3:00 PM
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Sundays - 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Fee: $35 / Resident only
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human & Services Center
Pickleball
Pickleball is an increasingly popular sport which is much like
playing Ping-Pong on a badminton court. We have three Zumba
courts set-up for players to use with one court being Zumba is a total-body cardio and aerobic workout, which
designated for beginners. burns up to 600 kcal per the amount of energy put forth.
Who: Adults 18 and up Zumba classes are typically about an hour long and the
Dates: Sunday, October 3rd -May 22nd music is focused on four basic rhythms: salsa, reggaeton,
merengue, and cumbia. No prior dance experience or exposure
(No Program 12/26, 1/2, 4/17) is needed to take a Zumba class. Zumba is safe and
Monday, October, 4th - May 23rd effective for all ages and help in building strength, improve
Tuesday, October 5th - May 24th motion, posture and create a sense of community with like-
(No Program 11/2) minded people. Besides its high calorie burning benefit,
Friday, October 8th - May 27th Zumba can help lower the risk of heart disease, reduce the
Time: Sunday - 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM blood pressure and bad cholesterol, and increase your good
Monday - 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM cholesterol. Instructor Krishna Parekh comes from an
Indian background so her classes are also influenced with
Tuesday - 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Bollywood dance styles
Friday - 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Who: Adults
Fee: $ 40 / Resident Membership
Dates: Wednesday, October 6th - November 10th
$ 80 / Non-resident Membership
Wednesday, December 1st - January 5th
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Time: 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Fee: $70/Resident / $80 Non-Resident
Instructor: Krishna Parekh
Location: Alvin and Beatrice Wood Human Service Center
- Get Fit Room - 141
All programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additional
information becomes available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
4 Mind Body Wellness
Are you stressed out from work or life? Need time for self-care? Looking for ways to stay looking healthy and vibrant?
We are going to wine down from the bustle of daily life to check in with ourselves. Meditation, when integrated into
one's life as a daily practice, has the ability to reduce one's chances of a variety of diseases and illness. It can also
decrease blood pressure, increase immunity, help manage anxiety, reduce age-related memory loss and even control pain.
And that's only the beginning! Learn about 12 types of meditation and which one works best for your lifestyle. And we
will have fun doing it! Light refreshments will be served with each session.
Power of Mindfulness - $15.00pp - October 9th
What is mindfulness? Learn how the power of mindfulness can elevate your life, bring you peace and change your
mindset.
Adult Activities
Set your Mindset on Success - $25.00pp - October 23rd
You are holding back from accomplishing your goals. Why? Learn what is holding you back from making your vision into
reality. Leave with a plan and the motivation to thrive!
Food as Medicine - $25.00pp - Nov 6 th
Join me as we cook up some dishes that will clear our minds, strengthen our bodies and fill our souls! Leave with recipes
and tools that will accelerate your health goals!
Move Mindfully - $15.00pp - Nov 20th
Together we explore 3 ways movement can assist to bring us in a meditative state. Relax the mind and be fit at the
same time!
Mothers Beauty - $40.00pp - Dec 4th
Let’s create our own beauty products using herbs! Handmade with your unique touch we will make body cream, lip
balm, and bath scrub. Learn where you can get your products and tools as well! Awesome for a girls night, mother
daughter night or you just want to learn.
Who: Adults 18 and up
Dates: Saturday, October 9th - Power of Mindfulness - $15
Saturday, October 23rd - Set your Mindset on Success - $25
Saturday, November 6th - Food as Medicine - $25
Saturday, November 20th - Move Mindfully - $15
Saturday, December 4th - Mothers Beauty - $40
Saturday, December 18th - Set your mindset on success - $25
Saturday, January 15th - Pain Management - $20
Saturday, January 22nd - Free
Wednesday, January 25th - Free
Times: TBD
Fee: See Above
Instructor: Shenikah Grandison - Mind Body Wellness Practitioner
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
All programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additional information becomes
available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Over the Mountain Hike
Saturday, October 23, 9:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Guided Walk from
Town Center to Filley Park
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John Kehoe, CT arborist will lead a guided tree ID
MEET US AT walking tour from Town Center starting at The new
Arboretum at Bloomfield Town Hall continuing down to
The Flower Bridge, 1 Old Bridge Road, Simsbury
Wintonbury Land Trust Over the Mountain Hike
Filley Park and Scott Trail. Come learn about the trees
that beautify Bloomfield. Co-sponsored by The Filley Park
Enjoy an invigorating hike from Bloomfield to Simsbury co-
Committee and Bloomfield Leisure Services.
sponsored by the Wintonbury and Simsbury Land Trusts
Who: Children 10 & Up
and Bloomfield Leisure Services. Along with the glorious Date: Saturday, September 25th
fall scenery, the free hike will showcase WLT and SLT Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
properties that provide trail connectivity linking the two Location: Town Hall
towns through Penwood State Park.
The hike will be approximately 6 miles. Meet at 9:00 a.m.
Guided Walk from
at the hike's end point, the historic Old Drake Hill Flower Town Center to Filley Park
Bridge in Simsbury. Bloomfield Leisure Services will provide Wednesday, September 22 the first day of Autumn will be
a bus to shuttle hikers to the starting point, the recently- another Tree planting day in Bloomfield sponsored by TREES
renovated Filley Park in Bloomfield Center. Please be FOR BLOOMFIELD INITIATIVE. This time we will be
prepared to take any appropriate Covid-19 safety planting along the 330 Park extension road parallel to the
precautions as required (e.g. wearing a mask on the Soccer Fields and to the Tennis courts. We’re looking for
shuttle bus). volunteers. Planting time will be at 1 pm, and participants will
receive a free T-shirt for volunteering.
From Filley Park, we will hike Bloomfield's LaSalette Trail Who: Children 10 & Up
Date: Wednesday, September 22nd
to the 1834 Oliver Filley House in LaSalette Park.
Time: 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Ascending to our next stop, the WLT's adjoining Hawk Hill Location: Town Hall
Farm, we should get some stunning views of Hartford. .
From there, we'll proceed to WLT's Stout Family Fields, What’s that Silhouette? Tree ID
Bloomfield's gateway to Penwood State Park. We’ll take a Guided Walk
rest stop in Penwood, visiting Lake Louise and The Pinnacle.
Learn how to recognize and identify trees without leaves based
on their silhouettes (shapes) and bark on this walk organized
Then we'll descend into Simsbury by way of SLT's gorgeous by Stephanie Bahramian, Bloomfield's Environmental Planner, .
Tanager Hill and Owen Mortimer properties before We will be guided by one or more arborists from SavATree at
arriving at our end-point, the Flower Bridge. the Seabury Wildwoods Trail at Reservoir 2. Inclement weather
date is December 4
We invite you to take advantage of this annual opportunity Who: Children 10 & Up
to experience a different mode of journeying between our Date: Saturday, November 20th
two neighboring towns and enjoying the fall color. Rain Date Saturday, December 4th
Who: (for more experienced hikers) Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Date: Saturday, Oct. 23, 9:00 am Location: Seabury WildwoodsTrail at Reservoir 2
Rain Date: Sunday, Oct. 25, 9:00 am
Location: 59 Tarriffville Road Bloomfield, CT 06002
All programs dates, times, & class sizes are
subject to change as additional information
becomes available due to the Covid-19
pandemic.
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6 Jukido Jujitsu
Jukido Jujitsu, is an authentic and traditional take on realistic self-
defense. Taking old concepts from the era of samurai and changing
them to fit modern times. From simple sleeve grabs to escape, to
Open Gym
Drop-in Gym Time for middle & High School kids. Come shoot around
in the gym, challenge your friends to a game of pool or try your hand
at air hockey or pickleball or other gym activities.
escalation of throws, take downs, holds, chokes and containment.
Pre Registration required to participate with this activity you
Jukido helps you think outside the box to assess your options and can register online, by mail, or in person during regular business
situation to help defuse with words or taking action. Jukido is for hours.
everyone and anyone; children, adults, young and old. Jukido was Who: Children in Grades 7 - 12
created with the mind set “If it does not work for everyone, it is Dates: October 6th - May 28th
not in the system.” For more information you can contact the Sensei Days: Tuesday (Grades 7-12)
Philip Brennan at bloomfieldjukido@yahoo.com Thursday, (Grades 7-12)
(No registration at the Door) Saturday, (Grades 7-12)
Who: Ages 6 and Up Time: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Dates: TBD Fee: $10 / membership
Times: (ages 6-15) Wednesdays - 6:00 PM 7:00 PM Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
(ages 16+) Wednesdays - 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
(ages 6-15) Saturdays - 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
(16+) Saturdays - 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Fee: $60 / Resident $70 / Non-Resident Family Open Gym
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Drop-in Gym Time for the younger crowd. Come shoot around in the
gym, challenge your kids to a game of pool or try your hand at air
hockey or pickleball or other gym activities. Parents must accompany
Basketball Development Skills children in grades 4 and under and a youth membership is required
The focus of the class will be to develop offensive and defensive skills. for the child.
Each lesson will introduce one or more of the skills necessary to play Who: Grades K - 6
the game of basketball. Time: Wednesday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
(No registration at the Door) Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Who: Children grades 3 - 8 Saturday: 1:00 - 4:00 PM
Youth Activities
Dates: Saturdays, September 18th - October 16th Dates: Wednesday: October 6th - May 26 th
Saturdays, October 30th - December 4th Friday: November 4th - May 27th
(No Class 11/27) Saturday: October 2nd - May 28th
Times: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Fee: $10 Youth Center Membership
Fee: $ 70 Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
Instructor: Travis Waldon Youth Center Lounge
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
Futsal
Start Smart Basketball At Futsal and Street Soccer we only have one objective and
that is to increase your personal skills to the next level. The
Teaches children the basic motor skills necessary to play organized
priority in Futsal is to motivate players in an environment that
basketball. The program focuses on teaching children and their
is conducive to learning. The more pleasure kids derive from
parents to focus on skills in dribbling, passing, and shooting. One
their participation, the more they wish to play and practice on
parent must participate with the child. Each participant will receive
their own. While their instinct to play is natural, there
a t-shirt and certificate at the end of the program. affection and appreciation for soccer must be cultivated.
(No registration at the Door) Equipment Required Sneakers, shin guards, and a water bottle.
Who: Children ages 3 - 7 No cleats, Sneakers only
Dates: Saturdays, September 18th - October 16th
Saturdays, October 30th - December 4nd Who: Ages 5 - 18
(No Class 11/27) Dates: Saturdays’, September 30th - October 30th (Ages 14-18)
Times: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Fridays’, September 24th - October 29th
Fee: $ 50 Time: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM Friday (ages 5-7)
Instructor: Travis Waldon 6:30 -7:30 PM Friday (Ages 8-12)
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM Saturday (Ages 14-18)
Fee: $100 / ses 1 $110 / ses 2
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
All programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additional information becomes
available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Bloomfield Leisure Services
Department Presents
Bloomfield Middle School
The Code Wiz - Online Coding Classes
Code Wiz is an award-winning coding school for kids!! Every
child has an inner genius and tons of creativity just waiting
to be unlocked! Online classes that maintain a low coach:
7
student ratio and are in alignment with the K12 computer
After School science framework. Classes include the following:
This program is designed for youth in grades 5-8 and Drag n Drop Coding-Ages 7-8
operates Mon-Fri -6pm. Students attending Carmen Arace Roblox Game Development- Ages 7-9
Middle and Intermediate school can walk over to the Minecraft World Builder (Ages 7-12)
Human Services Building. No transportation is provided. Intro/Advanced Python (Ages 10+)
Many recreational activities will be available including Roblox Game Development (Ages 10+)
Youth Activities & After School
sports, arts and crafts, and cooking. Children will also have Game Development with Unity (Ages 10+)
access to a dedicated homework room with limited This program is being subsidized through STEM funding
homework assistance provided by staff. Program is through the Town of Bloomfield.
cancelled during school holidays and vacation. A one-time \Who: Children 7 & up
membership fee is required for the program. Dates: Saturday, September 25th - October 30th
**Parents must provide transportation from Times: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM or 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Fee: $35 / Resident Only
the program**
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center -
Who: Children in Grades 5 - 8
Dates: September 20th - January 14th Food Explorers - Cooking Workshops
(No Program 10/11, 10/20, 11/2, 11/11, 11/24-26, 12/23 -12/31) After-school Snacks: “Join Food Explorers to make some
January 17th - June 3rd tasty after-school snacks! You’ll learn how to create two
(No Program 1/26, 2/21-23, 3/9, 4/11-15, 5/30) snacks and learn all about delicious and nutritious foods with
Times: 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM a Registered Dietitian. Maybe even a game or two! You’ll
Fee: $ 150 / child / session be making: Bagels and 7 Layer Mexican Dip. Each child will
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Woods Human Services Center make their own individual portion. Recipes are nut free but
may contain dairy. Fall Baking: “Join Food
Drop-in Lego Time Explorers to create some delicious fall flavored treats! With
the help of a Registered Dietitian, you’ll be making No-Bake
Bring your own legos or work on some of the lego sets that we
have here in the Center. Social distance rules apply and a mask Pumpkin Cheesecake Cups and Apple Pie Pop-Tarts. Each
must be worn at all times.(Pre-Registration is required) child will make their own individual portion. Recipes are nut
Who: Everyone free but may contain dairy.
Dates: Saturday, October 2nd - December 18th Quick and Easy Meals: “Join Food Explorers to make your
(No Class 11/27) own dinner! Actually, why not make it two? With the help
Times: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM of a Registered Dietitian, you’ll learn how to make two
Fee: $2 / date or $15 / session delicious dinner recipes that you can impress your parents
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center - with at home. You’ll be making: Ricotta Gnocchi and Burrito
Activity Room 131 & 132 Bowls. Each child will make their own individual portion.
Recipes are nut free but may contain dairy. H o l i d a y
Winter Break Camp Baking: “Join Food Explorers to get in the holiday spirit
Looking for something to do during Winter Break? Join us at the with some yummy treats! You’ll be making: Gingerbread
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center for Winter Break S’mores Cups and Stuffed Strawberry Santa’s. Each child
Camp. Children in Grades K-8 will be able to do Art’s & Crafts, will make their own individual portion. Recipes are nut free
board games, Xbox 360, the Nintendo switch, sports in the gym but may contain dairy.”
or hang out in the youth center and play pool or foosball. Who / Dates: After School Snacks (grades 3-6) -Sept. 27
(Parents must provide a lunch and snacks for the day) Fall Baking (grades 2-6)-Oct. 1
Who: Grades K-8
Quick and Easy Meals (grades 5-8)- Nov. 5
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Dates: Monday - Friday: December 23rd - 31st
Holiday Baking (grades 2-6) - Dec. 9
(12/24 & 12/31 - 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Times: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Fee: $100 / Resident $ 200/ Non-Resident Fee: $30 / date / person
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center - Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center -
Youth Center Lounge Cooking Classroom
All programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additional
information becomes available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Paint Party
8 We are having a paint party in conjuction with Senior Services
We will provide pre-packaged refreshments and art supplies;
artist Harold Blanchard will explain what to do, and you will take
home your own personal work of art. No experience is necessary.
Ginger bread House Workshop
Come out for some holiday fun! Parent and children will work
together to design and decorate their own gingerbread houses.
We will provide the supplies; you bring your holiday cheer. Social
Space is limited due to social distancing rules please register early distancing rules will apply; space is limited so register early!! Mask
for the program.(No registration at the Door) must be worn during event.
Who: Adult Who: Ages 5 & Up
Date: Friday, September 24th Date: Saturday, December 11th
Friday, November 19th Time: 2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Fee: $ 15 / Resident $ 30 Non-resident
Fee: $ 15 / Resident $ 30 Non-resident
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Woods Human Services Center
Instructor: Harold Blanchard
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Woods Human Services Center
Make Your Own Holiday Ornaments
Special Events
Family Bingo Come out for some holiday fun! Parent and children will work
together to design and decorate their own holiday ornament. We
Its time for Family Bingo. We will be playing in the Great Room will provide the supplies; you bring your holiday cheer. Social
with the big bingo board. You must pre-register for the event distancing rules will apply; space is limited so register early!! Mask
by Thursday, October 1st. (No registration at the Door) must be worn during event
Who: Bloomfield Families Who: Ages 5 & Up
Dates: Saturday, October 9th Date: Friday, December 17th
Saturday, November 13th Time: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Time: 6:00 PM 8:30 PM Fee: $ 15 / Resident $ 30 Non-resident
Fee: $5 / Reside $10 / Non-Resident Location: Alvin & Beatrice Woods Human Services Center
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
Tree Lighting & Holiday Parade
Pumpkin Carving
Come join us at the Bloomfield Town Green for a holiday parade,
Join us for our pumpkin carving night. Pumpkins, carving utensils,
music and hot cocoa. The night will conclude with the lighting of
paints and a light refreshment will be provided. Must pre-
the Town Hall, Town Green and the Prosser Library. For more
register by Thursday, October 10th. (No registration at the Door)
information or if you would like to participate in this parade or
Who: Bloomfield Families
as a vendor, please contact Matthew Mace at the Bloomfield
Dates: Friday, October 15th
Leisure Services Department no later than Friday, November
T me: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
19th. For more information please call (860) 243-2923.
Fee: $15 / Pumpkin
Who: Bloomfield Families
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services
Date: Saturday, December 4th
Center - Picasso Room 149
Time: 6:00 PM
Tie-Dye Night Location: Bloomfield Town Green
Come have some family fun and create your own unique tie-dye.
Bring your own t-shirts, socks or anything else (within reason)
that you want to ty-die. (No registration at the Door)
Who: Bloomfield Families
Dates: Friday, November 5th All programs dates, times, & class sizes are
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM subject to change as additional information
Fee: $10 / person
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
becomes available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Trunk or Treat Mommy & Me Gym Time
Join us for socially distanced trick or treating. Dress to impress
in your favorite costume. You will be required to choose the
Sponsored by the (FRC)
session time that you would like to attend. Register early Open gym time for parents, day care providers and pre-schoolers
because space is limited. Because of COVID restrictions only to spend quality playtime together. Visit with other FRC Family
one parent per child can attend. Mask must be worn during Resource Center parents while your children play together. Social
event. We will also have prizes for the top three decorated time is important for everyone. Mats & soft balls will be
trunks!! Event will be held outdoors permitting weather. available. (Space Limited to the first 16 participants)
(No registration at the Door) Who: Parents, Day Care Providers and Children
Who: Children ages 2 and up Dates: Thursdays, October 7th - May 5th
Dates: Friday, October 22nd (Rain Date October 29th) Times: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Time: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM Fee: Free
Fee: $ 5 / Child Organization: Family Resource Center - 860-769-5518
Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Gym
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Lasalette Park
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Lasalette Park
LaSalette Park historical information on the ownership and use of the farm and of the existing farm
buildings from the late 18th century, when portions of the property and buildings came into the
ownership in 1793 of Oliver Filley (1757-1796), followed by his son Captain Oliver Filley, Watson Wilcox,
Amasa Holcomb, the Pinney Family, the Missionaries, North Mountain View Associates, and ultimately
into the current ownership of the Town of Bloomfield.
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Seabury Wild Woods Trials
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MK Wilcox Park
Welcome to Wilcox Park and some
of the most interesting natural
landscape in the Town of
Bloomfield. Dedicated to
Environmental Recreation the
212 acre park is the pride of the
Town of Bloomfield’s park
system. The park slopes and
woodland offer a diversity of
fauna and flora along with
interesting geological features.
A breathtaking vista of the
Farmington Valley awaits you on
the western ridge line. Stroll
Mk Wilcox Park
along the trails and visit with old
hemlocks, Native American pipes,
mountain laurel and other
extraordinary natural specimens
found in the park.
Trail Markings
Each trail has its own color
blazed on trees for easy
identification. All trails can be
reached from the meadow area.
The Renowned Metacomet Trail
and our own Wintonbury Trail
traverse the park and provide
challenging hiking opportunities
beyond the border of Wilcox Park.
Parking
The main parking area is
conveniently located off Hoskins
Road. The service road are
reserved for emergency and
staff vehicles.
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Bloomfield Leisure Services Phone Numbers
Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Leisure Office 860-243-2923
Town of Bloomfield Phone Numbers
330 Park Avenue Leisure Fax- 860-242-4267
Bloomfield, CT 06002 Youth Center 860-769-3566
Office Hours Website Information
Monday - Friday Town of Bloomfield website
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM www.bloomfieldct.gov
Bloomfield Leisure Services online registration
www.bloomfieldrec.com
Leisure Services Staff
David Melesko Matthew Mace
Director of Leisure Services Assistant Director of Leisure Services
Melissa Satchell Jenna DiScipio
Administrative Analyst II
Office Clerk
Town of Bloomfield Phone Numbers
Youth Center 860-769-3566 Metacomet School 860-286-2660
Bloomfield Pool 860-761-3597 Laurel School 860-286-2675
Senior Center 860-243-8361 Family Resource Center 860-769-5518
Mini Bus 860-243-8364 P. Faith McMahon Wintonbury Library
Trash & Recycling 860-289-7850 860-242-0041
Health District 860-561-7900 Bloomfield Raiders Football 860-922-1250
Social & Youth Services 860-242-1895 www.bloomfieldraidersfootball.leag1.com
BATV 860-243-9710 Central CT Jaguars Track Club 860-794-2403
Center Fire House 860-242-1779 Chamber of Commerce 860-242-3710
Blue Hills Fire 860-243-8949 First Congregational Preschool 860-242-0776
Prosser Library 860-243-9721 Junior Soccer League 860-578-4564
Board of Education 860-769-4200 BLOOMFIELD.CJSALIVE.ORG
Adult Continuing Ed 860-286-2637 Little League Baseball
Bloomfield High School 860-286-2630 windsorlittleleague@gmail.com
GEMS 860-769-6600 Wintonbury Hills Golf 860-242-1401
Carmen Arace School 860-286-2622 Youth Basketball 860-463-4436
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In consideration of my child’s / ward’s participation in the Town of Bloomfield Leisure Services Programs,
including travel, I / we the undersigned do hereby agree for myself / ourselves , my / our child, ward,
heirs, executors, administrators, and legal representatives that there are inherent risks involved in
Participant Waiver & Photo Release
Town of Bloomfield Leisure Services programs. 1) I / we, for myself / ourselves and for my / our child,
ward heirs, assignee(s), successors, executors, administrator(s), and legal representatives, acknowledge
that such activities are potentially hazardous and pose a risk of injuries that can be significant and
that I assume such risks. 2) I / we, for myself / ourselves and for my / our child, ward, heirs, assigns,
successors, executors, administrators, and legal representatives, agree to defend, indemnify and hold
harmless Town of Bloomfield and its agents, servants or employees from any and all claims, suits or
demands by anyone arising my / our child’s / ward’s use of the Town of Bloomfield facilities and equipment.
3) I / we, for myself / ourselves and for my / our child, ward, heirs, assigns, successors, executors,
administrators, and legal representatives, hereby release the Town of Bloomfield and its agents,
servants or employees for damages for personal injury sustained by my / our child / ward while using
the Town of Bloomfield facilities and equipment. I / we have read this waiver, hold harmless agreement
and release of liability and fully understand its terms. I / we attest that the above information is
correct and that my son / daughter is in good health and physically able to participate in Bloomfield
Leisure Department Programs. I / we authorize the release of any medical information necessary for
the Bloomfield Leisure Services Department, or The Bloomfield Extensions program to process my child’s
registration in either recreation programs or Before & after care services. I/we authorize all
representatives of the Bloomfield Leisure Services Department to act on my/our behalf for the purpose
of obtaining emergency medical treatment for the registrant. Please note: Insurance: All persons
participating in Leisure Services programs should carry their own personal health insurance. The Town
of Bloomfield is not responsible for personal injuries. Participants in all department sponsored programs
do so at their own risk. Only those enrolled in the program may attend. Photo Policy: By registering for
a program, you give the Bloomfield Leisure Services Department permission to take and use photos of
you/your child participating in the program for the department's promotional purposes. If you don't
want to have you/your child's photo used in promotions, you must include this request in writing along
with the registration form. The Town of Bloomfield’s child and youth programs are not licensed by the
Office of Early Childhood.
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Refund Policy
Refunds for programs will be given only if a recreational activity is cancelled due to lack of registration
or a department activity schedule change is made. Refunds for recreational activities will be given for
proven medical reasons. However, refunds must be requested before the first activity period and must
be put in writing. Once an activity begins there will be no refunds for that program unless initiated by
the department. Checks returned for insufficient funds will be charged an additional $25.
The Bloomfield Leisure Services Department has made every effort to prepare this publication as accurately as
possible. However, errors may make it into print and circumstances may require program adjustments to fees,
schedules, etc. We reserve the right to make such changes. We apologize in advance should you find an error or for any
inconvenience these errors or adjustments may cause.You can also read
