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Thursday January 22, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Quilting & Crafts - Quilting & Crafts Bring your quilting projects (and your machine) or other crafting projects to the Slusser Center on Thursday mornings at 10 am and enjoy quilting and crafting in a group setting. The group typically quilts until 3 pm, so bring your lunch! There is someone always willing to help if you have a question on your quilting project, but this is not a teaching or instructional class. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome, pre-registrations are not required.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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Friday January 23, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Mah Jongg - Mah Jongg Join us for Mah Jongg games at the Slusser Center every Friday at 1 pm. This is a free senior activity. Drop-ins welcome! If you need a refresher first, call the Slusser Center at 746-8265 and we will find a volunteer to meet you ahead of time.
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Saturday January 24, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Sunday January 25, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Monday January 26, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Hopkinton Tiny Explorers - Hopkinton Tiny Explorers Hopkinton Tiny Explorers Mondays, January 26- February 16, 10:30-11:30am Weather makeup day Monday, March 2, same time Kimball Lake Cabins, Hopkinton Ages 2-5 (siblings welcome) $50 per child, or or $45 each for two or more Bring your tiny explorers out for some winter fun while meeting other families! We’ll explore Kimball Lake through creative snow play, ice experimentation, and winter wildlife discovery. Along the way, we’ll build preschool social skills and sensory development in the great outdoors. 12 participants maximum.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Adult Drum Circle - Adult Drum Circle Come free-form drum with us and have some fun! No experience needed. Bring your drum if you have one or borrow one we have. Mondays 12-1 pmWednesdays 2:30-3:30 pmSlusser Center This is a free program. Drop-ins are welcome!
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bridge - Bridge Come play friendly Contract Bridge! All levels of players are welcome Join us at the Slusser Center Mondays from 1-4 PM. This is a free program and donations are accepted.If you are new to Bridge, we will need to set up a separate time with an instructor to teach you. Contact the Slusser Center at 746-8265 to let us know!
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Strength & Balance Exercise - Strength & Balance Exercise Stay active and strong while you build muscle and work on balancing techniques. Class meets Monday and Wednesdays at 1:30 pm at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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Tuesday January 27, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Cornhole - Cornhole Come join us at the Slusser Center on Tuesdays at 10 am and play a friendly game of Cornhole! All adults are welcome to attend and this program is free. We will play outside if the weather is nice; inside if not ideal.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Card Making - Card Making Join us for card making each month. Classes typically are the last Tuesday of the month at 10 am. Space is limited to ten in each class and there is a sign up sheet at the Slusser Center volunteer desk. Call the Center at 746-8265 or stop by to sign up. There is a small donation request to cover the material supplies for these classes and is typically around $2-5.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Cribbage - Cribbage Join us for an afternoon of Cribbage starting at 1 pm at the Slusser Center. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome. Never played Cribbage before or need a refresher? No problem! Call the Center at 746-8265 and we will arrange to have a Cribbage player meet with you either before the class or at another time to teach you!
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Wednesday January 28, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
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Senior Lunch - Senior Lunch Wednesday Senior Lunches are a very popular program and are served inside the Slusser Center Dining Room. Lunch donations of a suggested $5 are collected. Enjoy spending time in conversation and enjoying a delicious meal. The monthly meal calendar is posted below and in the entryway of the Slusser Center.
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Strength & Balance Exercise - Strength & Balance Exercise Stay active and strong while you build muscle and work on balancing techniques. Class meets Monday and Wednesdays at 1:30 pm at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Adult Drum Circle - Adult Drum Circle Come free-form drum with us and have some fun! No experience needed. Bring your drum if you have one or borrow one we have. Mondays 12-1 pmWednesdays 2:30-3:30 pmSlusser Center This is a free program. Drop-ins are welcome!
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Thursday January 29, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Quilting & Crafts - Quilting & Crafts Bring your quilting projects (and your machine) or other crafting projects to the Slusser Center on Thursday mornings at 10 am and enjoy quilting and crafting in a group setting. The group typically quilts until 3 pm, so bring your lunch! There is someone always willing to help if you have a question on your quilting project, but this is not a teaching or instructional class. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome, pre-registrations are not required.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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Friday January 30, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Mah Jongg - Mah Jongg Join us for Mah Jongg games at the Slusser Center every Friday at 1 pm. This is a free senior activity. Drop-ins welcome! If you need a refresher first, call the Slusser Center at 746-8265 and we will find a volunteer to meet you ahead of time.
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7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
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January Full Moon Hike - January Full Moon Hike- Jan 30 January Full Moon HikeFriday, January 30, 7:00-8:15pm Kimball Lake Cabins, HopkintonAges 18+$15 per person or $25 for twoEnjoy the clear winter light of the January full moon with a hike on the Kimball Lake trail with resident and environmental educator Linden Rayton. We’ll check out the visible planets and constellations, listen for owls, and even have a short stop for some hot cider. Snowshoes, ice spikes and hiking poles may be necessary depending on the snow cover; wear what feels best for you. Some snowshoes available to loan. The program will be held under cloudy or clear conditions, but will be canceled for freezing/heavy rain or hazardous weather. 18 participants maximum.
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Saturday January 31, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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Sunday February 1, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Valentine Paint and Sip - Valentine Paint and Sip Warm up with a cocoa bar while painting an adorable paintbrush Gnome! Catch up with new and old friends! Leave with your adorable Valentine Gnome to keep or gift! All are welcome! Bring a grandchild, child, sibling, or friend. Fun for everyone! Sunday, Feb. 19:30-11 amSlusser Centerages 7+ $10/per gnomeRegistration required
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Monday February 2, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Hopkinton Tiny Explorers - Hopkinton Tiny Explorers Hopkinton Tiny Explorers Mondays, January 26- February 16, 10:30-11:30am Weather makeup day Monday, March 2, same time Kimball Lake Cabins, Hopkinton Ages 2-5 (siblings welcome) $50 per child, or or $45 each for two or more Bring your tiny explorers out for some winter fun while meeting other families! We’ll explore Kimball Lake through creative snow play, ice experimentation, and winter wildlife discovery. Along the way, we’ll build preschool social skills and sensory development in the great outdoors. 12 participants maximum.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Adult Drum Circle - Adult Drum Circle Come free-form drum with us and have some fun! No experience needed. Bring your drum if you have one or borrow one we have. Mondays 12-1 pmWednesdays 2:30-3:30 pmSlusser Center This is a free program. Drop-ins are welcome!
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bridge - Bridge Come play friendly Contract Bridge! All levels of players are welcome Join us at the Slusser Center Mondays from 1-4 PM. This is a free program and donations are accepted.If you are new to Bridge, we will need to set up a separate time with an instructor to teach you. Contact the Slusser Center at 746-8265 to let us know!
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Strength & Balance Exercise - Strength & Balance Exercise Stay active and strong while you build muscle and work on balancing techniques. Class meets Monday and Wednesdays at 1:30 pm at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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Tuesday February 3, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Cornhole - Cornhole Come join us at the Slusser Center on Tuesdays at 10 am and play a friendly game of Cornhole! All adults are welcome to attend and this program is free. We will play outside if the weather is nice; inside if not ideal.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Cribbage - Cribbage Join us for an afternoon of Cribbage starting at 1 pm at the Slusser Center. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome. Never played Cribbage before or need a refresher? No problem! Call the Center at 746-8265 and we will arrange to have a Cribbage player meet with you either before the class or at another time to teach you!
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Wednesday February 4, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
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Senior Lunch - Senior Lunch Wednesday Senior Lunches are a very popular program and are served inside the Slusser Center Dining Room. Lunch donations of a suggested $5 are collected. Enjoy spending time in conversation and enjoying a delicious meal. The monthly meal calendar is posted below and in the entryway of the Slusser Center.
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Strength & Balance Exercise - Strength & Balance Exercise Stay active and strong while you build muscle and work on balancing techniques. Class meets Monday and Wednesdays at 1:30 pm at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Adult Drum Circle - Adult Drum Circle Come free-form drum with us and have some fun! No experience needed. Bring your drum if you have one or borrow one we have. Mondays 12-1 pmWednesdays 2:30-3:30 pmSlusser Center This is a free program. Drop-ins are welcome!
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Thursday February 5, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Quilting & Crafts - Quilting & Crafts Bring your quilting projects (and your machine) or other crafting projects to the Slusser Center on Thursday mornings at 10 am and enjoy quilting and crafting in a group setting. The group typically quilts until 3 pm, so bring your lunch! There is someone always willing to help if you have a question on your quilting project, but this is not a teaching or instructional class. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome, pre-registrations are not required.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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Friday February 6, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Bingo - Bingo Bingo starts on January 16, 2026!Join us for a fun time with Bingo on the 1st and 3rd Friday at the Slusser Center. Bring money for the cards ($2 per card). Keep your fingers crossed to win the jackpot! Cash prizes for each game. Call the Slusser Center at 746-8265 to sign up.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Mah Jongg - Mah Jongg Join us for Mah Jongg games at the Slusser Center every Friday at 1 pm. This is a free senior activity. Drop-ins welcome! If you need a refresher first, call the Slusser Center at 746-8265 and we will find a volunteer to meet you ahead of time.
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Saturday February 7, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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Sunday February 8, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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Monday February 9, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Hopkinton Tiny Explorers - Hopkinton Tiny Explorers Hopkinton Tiny Explorers Mondays, January 26- February 16, 10:30-11:30am Weather makeup day Monday, March 2, same time Kimball Lake Cabins, Hopkinton Ages 2-5 (siblings welcome) $50 per child, or or $45 each for two or more Bring your tiny explorers out for some winter fun while meeting other families! We’ll explore Kimball Lake through creative snow play, ice experimentation, and winter wildlife discovery. Along the way, we’ll build preschool social skills and sensory development in the great outdoors. 12 participants maximum.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Adult Drum Circle - Adult Drum Circle Come free-form drum with us and have some fun! No experience needed. Bring your drum if you have one or borrow one we have. Mondays 12-1 pmWednesdays 2:30-3:30 pmSlusser Center This is a free program. Drop-ins are welcome!
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bridge - Bridge Come play friendly Contract Bridge! All levels of players are welcome Join us at the Slusser Center Mondays from 1-4 PM. This is a free program and donations are accepted.If you are new to Bridge, we will need to set up a separate time with an instructor to teach you. Contact the Slusser Center at 746-8265 to let us know!
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Strength & Balance Exercise - Strength & Balance Exercise Stay active and strong while you build muscle and work on balancing techniques. Class meets Monday and Wednesdays at 1:30 pm at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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Tuesday February 10, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Cornhole - Cornhole Come join us at the Slusser Center on Tuesdays at 10 am and play a friendly game of Cornhole! All adults are welcome to attend and this program is free. We will play outside if the weather is nice; inside if not ideal.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Cribbage - Cribbage Join us for an afternoon of Cribbage starting at 1 pm at the Slusser Center. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome. Never played Cribbage before or need a refresher? No problem! Call the Center at 746-8265 and we will arrange to have a Cribbage player meet with you either before the class or at another time to teach you!
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Wednesday February 11, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
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Senior Lunch - Senior Lunch Wednesday Senior Lunches are a very popular program and are served inside the Slusser Center Dining Room. Lunch donations of a suggested $5 are collected. Enjoy spending time in conversation and enjoying a delicious meal. The monthly meal calendar is posted below and in the entryway of the Slusser Center.
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Strength & Balance Exercise - Strength & Balance Exercise Stay active and strong while you build muscle and work on balancing techniques. Class meets Monday and Wednesdays at 1:30 pm at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Adult Drum Circle - Adult Drum Circle Come free-form drum with us and have some fun! No experience needed. Bring your drum if you have one or borrow one we have. Mondays 12-1 pmWednesdays 2:30-3:30 pmSlusser Center This is a free program. Drop-ins are welcome!
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Thursday February 12, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Quilting & Crafts - Quilting & Crafts Bring your quilting projects (and your machine) or other crafting projects to the Slusser Center on Thursday mornings at 10 am and enjoy quilting and crafting in a group setting. The group typically quilts until 3 pm, so bring your lunch! There is someone always willing to help if you have a question on your quilting project, but this is not a teaching or instructional class. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome, pre-registrations are not required.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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Friday February 13, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Mah Jongg - Mah Jongg Join us for Mah Jongg games at the Slusser Center every Friday at 1 pm. This is a free senior activity. Drop-ins welcome! If you need a refresher first, call the Slusser Center at 746-8265 and we will find a volunteer to meet you ahead of time.
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Saturday February 14, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Valentine's Day "Follow the Painter" Watercolor Event with Byron Carr - Follow the Painter Come spend the morning learning basic watercolor techniques with artist Byron Carr as he guides you in creating a beautiful landscape scene. No experience is necessary. Bring a friend for a special Valentine’s Day discount and enjoy some chocolate treats while you paint! All supplies are provided. Saturday, February 149-11 amSlusser Centerages 16+$35/ per person. (Bring a friend and it will be $60 for 2)
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Sunday February 15, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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Monday February 16, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Hopkinton Tiny Explorers - Hopkinton Tiny Explorers Hopkinton Tiny Explorers Mondays, January 26- February 16, 10:30-11:30am Weather makeup day Monday, March 2, same time Kimball Lake Cabins, Hopkinton Ages 2-5 (siblings welcome) $50 per child, or or $45 each for two or more Bring your tiny explorers out for some winter fun while meeting other families! We’ll explore Kimball Lake through creative snow play, ice experimentation, and winter wildlife discovery. Along the way, we’ll build preschool social skills and sensory development in the great outdoors. 12 participants maximum.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Adult Drum Circle - Adult Drum Circle Come free-form drum with us and have some fun! No experience needed. Bring your drum if you have one or borrow one we have. Mondays 12-1 pmWednesdays 2:30-3:30 pmSlusser Center This is a free program. Drop-ins are welcome!
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bridge - Bridge Come play friendly Contract Bridge! All levels of players are welcome Join us at the Slusser Center Mondays from 1-4 PM. This is a free program and donations are accepted.If you are new to Bridge, we will need to set up a separate time with an instructor to teach you. Contact the Slusser Center at 746-8265 to let us know!
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Strength & Balance Exercise - Strength & Balance Exercise Stay active and strong while you build muscle and work on balancing techniques. Class meets Monday and Wednesdays at 1:30 pm at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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Tuesday February 17, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Cornhole - Cornhole Come join us at the Slusser Center on Tuesdays at 10 am and play a friendly game of Cornhole! All adults are welcome to attend and this program is free. We will play outside if the weather is nice; inside if not ideal.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Cribbage - Cribbage Join us for an afternoon of Cribbage starting at 1 pm at the Slusser Center. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome. Never played Cribbage before or need a refresher? No problem! Call the Center at 746-8265 and we will arrange to have a Cribbage player meet with you either before the class or at another time to teach you!
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Wednesday February 18, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
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Senior Lunch - Senior Lunch Wednesday Senior Lunches are a very popular program and are served inside the Slusser Center Dining Room. Lunch donations of a suggested $5 are collected. Enjoy spending time in conversation and enjoying a delicious meal. The monthly meal calendar is posted below and in the entryway of the Slusser Center.
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Strength & Balance Exercise - Strength & Balance Exercise Stay active and strong while you build muscle and work on balancing techniques. Class meets Monday and Wednesdays at 1:30 pm at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Adult Drum Circle - Adult Drum Circle Come free-form drum with us and have some fun! No experience needed. Bring your drum if you have one or borrow one we have. Mondays 12-1 pmWednesdays 2:30-3:30 pmSlusser Center This is a free program. Drop-ins are welcome!
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Thursday February 19, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Strength Exercises - Strength Exercise Stay active and strong on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am at the Slusser Center. Drop-ins are welcome and this class is free to all. Donations are accepted.
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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Quilting & Crafts - Quilting & Crafts Bring your quilting projects (and your machine) or other crafting projects to the Slusser Center on Thursday mornings at 10 am and enjoy quilting and crafting in a group setting. The group typically quilts until 3 pm, so bring your lunch! There is someone always willing to help if you have a question on your quilting project, but this is not a teaching or instructional class. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome, pre-registrations are not required.
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Knitting & Crocheting Group - Knitting & Crocheting Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the Slusser Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons around 1 pm and enjoy knitting and crocheting in a group setting. A volunteer is always happy to help someone just learning to knit or crochet. This is a free program and drop-ins are welcome.
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Friday February 20, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chair Yoga - Chair Yoga Join us for a gentle chair yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Slusser Center. Monday & Friday at 9:30 am with Mary C. (a mix of standing and seated positions)Wednesday at 10 am with Marian R. (all gentle seated positions)These classes are drop-in and donations are accepted. Come to one or all!
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Bingo - Bingo Bingo starts on January 16, 2026!Join us for a fun time with Bingo on the 1st and 3rd Friday at the Slusser Center. Bring money for the cards ($2 per card). Keep your fingers crossed to win the jackpot! Cash prizes for each game. Call the Slusser Center at 746-8265 to sign up.
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Mah Jongg - Mah Jongg Join us for Mah Jongg games at the Slusser Center every Friday at 1 pm. This is a free senior activity. Drop-ins welcome! If you need a refresher first, call the Slusser Center at 746-8265 and we will find a volunteer to meet you ahead of time.
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Saturday February 21, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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Sunday February 22, 2026
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Ice Skating - Ice Skating Ice Skating is available when conditions permit at Kimball Lake Cabins. All skating is at the user's risk. Shovels are on site if you are inclined to help remove snow. Please do not leave piles of snow on the skating surface as they will refreeze there for the season. Ice fishing at the Lake is welcome and also at your own risk. We ask that you please choose an area outside of the skating area. Please remove the hockey nets at the end of each evening. The pond surface is continually thawing and refreezing on the surface and the nets will be stuck in place for the season if not removed each night. Also, if you walk on the ice when it is slushy, it will refreeze with your footprints and make the surface unsuitable for skating.Have fun and please remember your safety gear! Helmets are always a good idea!
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Pickleball ongoing program - Pickleball ongoing program Join the Rec Dept.'s Picklball Program!Who: All those 18+ who know how to play or want to learn. All skill levels are welcome.What: The Recreation Dept. offers outdoor Pickleball as a "self-led" Pickleball program for all those who wish to have access to the portable Pickleball nets and meet fellow Pickleball players. Those who sign up for the program will have access to the equipment in the spring, summer and fall and can play during the designated Pickleball times or at other times as first come, first served. Registrants can also play on the indoor courts at Harold Martin in the winter.Where: Outdoor Pickleball courts are located at George Park 297 Park Ave. Contoocook (beside the HMHS). Harold Martin School in Hopkinton provides a winter location in their Multi-purpose room. When: Each person can use the pickleball equipment and courts during the designated pickleball program times in the spring, summer and fall or as first come, first served at other times but we ask that you avoid HYSA's tennis program times. How to Register: Those 18+ are welcome to register below, agree to the standard waiver and pay the one time $25 registration fee. The one-time $25 registration fee provides access to the Team Reach App and use of the Town Pickleball equipment. Once your registration is complete, you will be put in touch with one of the Pickleball volunteers who will assist you with the Team Reach app (if you desire to join that), go over the equipment storage and usage, and offer you an initial lesson if you do not know how to play. Want to play outside in the spring, summer and fall without joining the Rec Dept.'s Pickleball program?: Hopkinton residents are welcome to use these courts at any time as first come, first served but will need to bring their own portable net, rackets and balls.
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