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Woonsocket Parks & Recreation Upcoming Spring Events!

 

Fresh air is good for all of us! Hope you will join us for these great senior/adult programs.  Please spread the word to your family, friends, neighbors, co-workers and clients!

These FREE events are promised to be safe, fun and engaging every week!

 

  • Every Wednesday:  (Starting May 12th through June 30th) @ 1pm ~ River Island Park we have our Seniors Social Events!  Bingo, crafts, activities and more!
  • Every Tuesday & Thursday:  (Starting May 11th through July 1st) @ 11am ~ Dionne Track we have our Walking Club!  Walk at your own pace, come when you can, stay as little or as long as you’ re comfortable!
  • Every Monday:  (Starting May 17th - June 21st): @ 11am ~ WWII Veterans Memorial Park we have our Senior Fitness Days with chair yoga, stretch, balance and movement.  (we will NOT meet 5/31)

 

Call Liz with ANY Questions: 401-767-9287

or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Additionally, We have resumed our Monthly Paint Nights, these are offered at $10 per painter.  Contact Liz for more information on dates and times.


We are also finalizing our programs for the kids that will begin in June – a separate email will go out with that information very soon.

 

Elizabeth Kerrigan

Parks & Recreation Superintendent

1117 River Street – Woonsocket, RI 02985

401-767-9287

 

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