Tuesday June 3, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Girls Bantam LAX Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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10 U Softball Practice- Shorrock
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- Hooper
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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7/8 Boys lax practice
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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10U Game vs. West Side Wildcats
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. NxTLvL Beast
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Sr. Boys Lax Practice
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Wednesday June 4, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Girls Senior LAX Practice
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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14 U Softball Practice- Martin
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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12U Softball Practice- Sweitzer
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Mailman
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Girls Lightning LAX Practice
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5:00 PM - 6:15 PM
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Girls Juniors LAX Practice
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. NxTLvL Beast
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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8U Game vs. Agawam Coyotes
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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12U Game vs. Wilshire Thunder
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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5/6 Boys Lax Practice
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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14U Game- Martin
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Thursday June 5, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Girls Senior LAX Practice
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Lynch
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Little Kickers FUTSAL Practice
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Girls Bantam LAX Practice
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Big Kickers FUTSAL Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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10 U Softball Practice- Connor
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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7/8 Boys lax practice
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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8U Game vs. Agawam Coyotes
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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12U Game vs. Agawam Dirt Dogs
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Sr. Boys Lax Practice
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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10U Shorrock vs. 10U Longmeadow Kenney Makeup Game
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Friday June 6, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- Howard
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Girls Lightning LAX Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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12 U Softball Pactice- Ferros
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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14 U Softball Practice- Martin
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. Holyke Youth Baseball
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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12U A Makeup Game Picknally
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Saturday June 7, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
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Pinto - Begley/Lopez vs Piotrowski
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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TBall Southampton- Landry vs. Wilbraham-Chouinard
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Tball- East Longmeadow- Cintron vs. East Longmeadow- Lynch
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 7 vs. Team 10
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 5 vs. Team 9
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 3 vs. Team 2
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 8 vs. Team 6
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9:00 AM - 10:15 AM
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U9 Girls (Kosinski) VS Westfield
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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8U Game vs. Palmer Lightning
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Pinto - Kelly vs Jones
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9:45 AM - 10:45 AM
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TBall East Longmeadow Mailman vs. Wilbraham Brisson
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9:45 AM - 10:45 AM
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Tball Wilbraham- Farrow vs. Southampton- Griffin
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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1st/2nd Grade Soccer- Team 4- vs Team 5
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Big Kickers Team 2 vs Team 7
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 1 vs. Team 4
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Big Kickers- Team 1 vs. Team 8
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10:15 AM - 11:30 AM
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U9 Girls (Jones) VS Ludlow
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Big Kickers Team 3 vs Team 6
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Big Kickers Team 4 vs Team 5
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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1st/2nd Grade Soccer- Team 8- vs Team 1
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11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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8U Game- East Longmeadow- Howard vs. Wilbraham- Hannon
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11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Pinto - Christensen vs Lee
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11:30 AM - 12:45 PM
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U9 Boys (Joyce) VS Enfield
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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1st/2nd Grade Soccer- Team 3- vs Team 6
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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1st/2nd Grade Soccer- Team 2- vs Team 7
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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U11 Boys (Moriarty) VS Ludlow
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Liebel vs. Granby
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12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
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Pinto - Greeley vs Cronin
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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8U Game- East Longmeadow- Hooper vs. Longmeadow- Mattia
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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10U Game- Connor
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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10U Shorrock - Game
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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U11 Boys (Quinn) VS West Springfield
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Sunday June 8, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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8U Game vs. Wilshire Little Sox
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10:30 AM - 7:00 PM
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Capuano
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Makeup Game
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Monday June 9, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Girls Senior LAX Practice
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Cintron
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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1st and 2nd Grade Boys FUTSAL Practice
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Basic Skills Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Pre-Hockey Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Snowplow Sam Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 6:15 PM
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Girls Juniors LAX Practice
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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1st and 2nd Grade Girls FUTSAL Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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12U Softball Practice- Ferros/Sweitzer
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- White
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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10U Game vs. Agawam Dirt Dogs
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. East Longmeadow Spartans
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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East Longmeadow LePAge vs. Ludlow Maroon
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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12U Game vs. Wilbraham Falcons
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Teen/Adult Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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5/6 Boys Lax Practice
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Tuesday June 10, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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10 U Softball Practice- Shorrock
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- Hooper
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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7/8 Boys lax practice
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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10U Game vs. Wilbraham Falcons
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. MA Outlaws
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Makeup Game
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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12U Game vs. Western Mass Invaders
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Sr. Boys Lax Practice
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Wednesday June 11, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Girls Senior LAX Practice
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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14 U Softball Practice- Martin
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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12U Softball Practice- Sweitzer
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Mailman
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5:00 PM - 6:15 PM
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Girls Juniors LAX Practice
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. Wilbraham Falcons
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Makeup Game
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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13U Boys Soccer - Florentino vs West Springfield
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Thursday June 12, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Girls Senior LAX Practice
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Lynch
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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10 U Softball Practice- Connor
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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7/8 Boys lax practice
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Makeup Game
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Sr. Boys Lax Practice
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Friday June 13, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- Howard
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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12 U Softball Pactice- Ferros
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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14 U Softball Practice- Martin
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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10U Game vs. Batters Box Renegades
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. Wilshire Vipers
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis & Pickleball Programming -Adult - Adult Learn & Play Pickleball: Instructor-led tips and organized play for Beginners & Advanced Beginners ***Sundays at Enfield Tennis Club***Participants are encouraged to bring their own paddle. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.
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Saturday June 14, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Elias Deleault - church picnic.
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8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
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Pinto - Kelly vs Piotrowski
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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TBall- East Longmeadow- Lynch vs. Wilbraham- Brisson
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 8 vs. Team 5
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 3 vs Team 1
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 7 vs Team 6
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 9 vs. Team 4
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9:30 AM - 10:45 AM
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U9 Boys (Goldrick) VS Northampton
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Pinto - Lee vs Greeley
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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1st/2nd Grade Soccer- Team 8- vs Team 2
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Big Kickers Team 6 vs Team 4
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Little Kickers- Team 10 vs Tea, 2
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Big Kickers- Team 7 vs. Team 3
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10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
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U10 Girls (Maruca) VS Southwick
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Big Kickers Team 1 vs Team 5
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Big Kickers Team 8 vs Team 2
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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1st/2nd Grade Soccer- Team 7- vs Team 3
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11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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8U Game- East Longmeadow- White vs. East Longmeadow- Hooper
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11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Pinto - Christensen vs Cronin
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11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Caney
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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1st/2nd Grade Soccer- Team 6- vs Team 4
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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1st/2nd Grade Soccer- Team 1- vs Team 5
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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U11 Boys (Moriarty) VS AJAC
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12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
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Pinto - Begley/Lopez vs Jones
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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U11 Boys (Quinn) VS Belchertown
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2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
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14U Boys Soccer - Lennon vs Southwick
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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13U Boys Soccer - Florentino vs Easthampton
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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14U Girls Soccer - Ferrero vs Agawam
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Monday June 16, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Cintron
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Basic Skills Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Pre-Hockey Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Snowplow Sam Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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12U Softball Practice- Ferros/Sweitzer
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- White
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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10U Game vs. West Side Wildcats
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Teen/Adult Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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5/6 Boys Lax Practice
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Tuesday June 17, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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10 U Softball Practice- Shorrock
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- Hooper
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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7/8 Boys lax practice
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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8U Game vs. Wilbraham Falcons
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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12U Game vs. Wilbraham Falcons
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6:00 PM - 7:15 PM
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U10 Girls (Maruca) VS Northampton
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Sr. Boys Lax Practice
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Wednesday June 18, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Lifeguard Class - Ellis & Associates - Ellis & Associates Lifeguard Class An international renowned, hands-on lifeguard course that is highly interactive and physically enduring. The course is a comprehensive training program that promotes objective driven and performance based training for individuals wishing to obtain a new ILTP™ certification for shallow water, pool, special facilities, and/or open water, in various water depths ranging from less than 5` feet of water up to any depth and/or open water. Our International Lifeguard Training Programs (ILTP™) are designed and intended to be delivered as part of an integrated curriculum that includes water rescue techniques, First Aid, Health Care Provider CPR, Emergency Oxygen Support, and Automated External Defibrillation as a first responder. This course requires students to perform each concept taught in the course, through student demonstrations of all skills concepts and skills instructed. Students will participate in lifeguarding roles throughout the class and are expected to perform lifeguard duties as first responders. Students will perform on deck and in water simulations, drills and exercises for rescue techniques as an individual and in team scenarios as part of multiple rescuers drills. The ILTP Lifeguard course materials are available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai and simplified Chinese languages. Students that successfully complete the ILTP Lifeguard course obtain an ILTP certificate that is valid for one (1) year. Annual renewal is required. Successful candidates can earn anywhere from 2.2 to 2.6 IACET CEUs depending on the level of certification achieved in the program.
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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14 U Softball Practice- Martin
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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12U Softball Practice- Sweitzer
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Mailman
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4:30 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Red & Orange Ball Tennis (ages 6-11) The East Longmeadow Recreation Department along with the Enfield Tennis Club offers youth tennis lessons for our community. It's never too early to start playing tennis. Our classes range from beginners to advanced players. Everyone is welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring their own racket. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.NOTE: If the courts become unavailable due to high school construction, the program will be held at The Enfield Tennis Club, 226 Shaker Road, Enfield, CT (860-698-6503). We will keep you posted!
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. West Side Wildcats
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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8U Game vs. Batters Box Renegades
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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12U Game vs. Holyoke Youth Baseball
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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5/6 Boys Lax Practice
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis & Pickleball Programming -Adult - Adult Play Tennis Fast (group beginner lessons) ***Sundays at Enfield Tennis Club***Participants are encouraged to bring their own paddle. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis-Youth - High School Match Play (ages 15-18) The East Longmeadow Recreation Department along with the Enfield Tennis Club offers youth tennis lessons for our community. It's never too early to start playing tennis. Our classes range from beginners to advanced players. Everyone is welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring their own racket. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.NOTE: If the courts become unavailable due to high school construction, the program will be held at The Enfield Tennis Club, 226 Shaker Road, Enfield, CT (860-698-6503). We will keep you posted!
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Thursday June 19, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Lifeguard Class - Ellis & Associates - Ellis & Associates Lifeguard Class An international renowned, hands-on lifeguard course that is highly interactive and physically enduring. The course is a comprehensive training program that promotes objective driven and performance based training for individuals wishing to obtain a new ILTP™ certification for shallow water, pool, special facilities, and/or open water, in various water depths ranging from less than 5` feet of water up to any depth and/or open water. Our International Lifeguard Training Programs (ILTP™) are designed and intended to be delivered as part of an integrated curriculum that includes water rescue techniques, First Aid, Health Care Provider CPR, Emergency Oxygen Support, and Automated External Defibrillation as a first responder. This course requires students to perform each concept taught in the course, through student demonstrations of all skills concepts and skills instructed. Students will participate in lifeguarding roles throughout the class and are expected to perform lifeguard duties as first responders. Students will perform on deck and in water simulations, drills and exercises for rescue techniques as an individual and in team scenarios as part of multiple rescuers drills. The ILTP Lifeguard course materials are available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai and simplified Chinese languages. Students that successfully complete the ILTP Lifeguard course obtain an ILTP certificate that is valid for one (1) year. Annual renewal is required. Successful candidates can earn anywhere from 2.2 to 2.6 IACET CEUs depending on the level of certification achieved in the program.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Lynch
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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10 U Softball Practice- Connor
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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7/8 Boys lax practice
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. Batters Box Renegade
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Sr. Boys Lax Practice
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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U11 Boys (Quinn) VS Palmer
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Friday June 20, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Lifeguard Class - Ellis & Associates - Ellis & Associates Lifeguard Class An international renowned, hands-on lifeguard course that is highly interactive and physically enduring. The course is a comprehensive training program that promotes objective driven and performance based training for individuals wishing to obtain a new ILTP™ certification for shallow water, pool, special facilities, and/or open water, in various water depths ranging from less than 5` feet of water up to any depth and/or open water. Our International Lifeguard Training Programs (ILTP™) are designed and intended to be delivered as part of an integrated curriculum that includes water rescue techniques, First Aid, Health Care Provider CPR, Emergency Oxygen Support, and Automated External Defibrillation as a first responder. This course requires students to perform each concept taught in the course, through student demonstrations of all skills concepts and skills instructed. Students will participate in lifeguarding roles throughout the class and are expected to perform lifeguard duties as first responders. Students will perform on deck and in water simulations, drills and exercises for rescue techniques as an individual and in team scenarios as part of multiple rescuers drills. The ILTP Lifeguard course materials are available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai and simplified Chinese languages. Students that successfully complete the ILTP Lifeguard course obtain an ILTP certificate that is valid for one (1) year. Annual renewal is required. Successful candidates can earn anywhere from 2.2 to 2.6 IACET CEUs depending on the level of certification achieved in the program.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- Howard
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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12 U Softball Pactice- Ferros
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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14 U Softball Practice- Martin
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. Wilbraham Falcons
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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8U Game vs. Wilshire Nationals
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis & Pickleball Programming -Adult - Adult Learn & Play Pickleball: Instructor-led tips and organized play for Beginners & Advanced Beginners ***Sundays at Enfield Tennis Club***Participants are encouraged to bring their own paddle. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.
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Saturday June 21, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Tball East Longmeadow- Cintron vs. Wilbraham-Chouinard
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9:45 AM - 10:45 AM
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Tball- East Longmeadow- Mailman vs. Southampton- Griffin
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10:15 AM - 11:30 AM
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U9 Boys (Quinn) VS Palmer
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11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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8U Game- East Longmeadow- Hooper vs. Longmeadow Caracciolo
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11:30 AM - 12:45 PM
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U10 Girls (Maruca) VS Belchertown
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12:45 PM - 2:00 PM
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U9 Girls (Kosinski) VS West Springfield
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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8U Game- East Longmeadow- Hooper vs. Ludlow- Lauber
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2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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U9 Girls (Jones) VS Longmeadow
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Monday June 23, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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East Longmeadow Football- Conditioning
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Cintron
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Basic Skills Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Pre-Hockey Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Snowplow Sam Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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12U Softball Practice- Ferros/Sweitzer
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- White
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. Ludlow Millers
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Teen/Adult Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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5/6 Boys Lax Practice
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Tuesday June 24, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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East Longmeadow Football- Conditioning
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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10 U Softball Practice- Shorrock
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- Hooper
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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7/8 Boys lax practice
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Sr. Boys Lax Practice
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Wednesday June 25, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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East Longmeadow Football- Conditioning
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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14 U Softball Practice- Martin
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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12U Softball Practice- Sweitzer
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Mailman
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4:30 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Red & Orange Ball Tennis (ages 6-11) The East Longmeadow Recreation Department along with the Enfield Tennis Club offers youth tennis lessons for our community. It's never too early to start playing tennis. Our classes range from beginners to advanced players. Everyone is welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring their own racket. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.NOTE: If the courts become unavailable due to high school construction, the program will be held at The Enfield Tennis Club, 226 Shaker Road, Enfield, CT (860-698-6503). We will keep you posted!
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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5/6 Boys Lax Practice
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis & Pickleball Programming -Adult - Adult Play Tennis Fast (group beginner lessons) ***Sundays at Enfield Tennis Club***Participants are encouraged to bring their own paddle. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis-Youth - High School Match Play (ages 15-18) The East Longmeadow Recreation Department along with the Enfield Tennis Club offers youth tennis lessons for our community. It's never too early to start playing tennis. Our classes range from beginners to advanced players. Everyone is welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring their own racket. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.NOTE: If the courts become unavailable due to high school construction, the program will be held at The Enfield Tennis Club, 226 Shaker Road, Enfield, CT (860-698-6503). We will keep you posted!
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Thursday June 26, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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East Longmeadow Football- Conditioning
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Teeball Practice- Lynch
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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10 U Softball Practice- Connor
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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7/8 Boys lax practice
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Sr. Boys Lax Practice
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Friday June 27, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Rotary Carnival
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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8U Softball Practice- Howard
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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12 U Softball Pactice- Ferros
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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14 U Softball Practice- Martin
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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14U Game vs. Wilshire Vipers
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis & Pickleball Programming -Adult - Adult Learn & Play Pickleball: Instructor-led tips and organized play for Beginners & Advanced Beginners ***Sundays at Enfield Tennis Club***Participants are encouraged to bring their own paddle. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.
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Monday June 30, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Rotary Carnival
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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East Longmeadow Football- Conditioning
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4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Special Olympics Linda Flynn
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Basic Skills Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Pre-Hockey Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Snowplow Sam Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Ice Skating & Hockey Skills - Teen/Adult Classes- Monday Summer 1st Session East Longmeadow Recreation is excited to partner with Enfield Twin Rinks (1 Prior Rd, Enfield, CT 06082) to offer Ice Skating for various ages and abilities as well as Pre-Hockey classes. Each participant will need to register to learn to skate usa for the insurance. Here is the link: learntoskateusa.com The fee is $18.50. Registrants will receive a subscription to a skating Magazine and a work booklet to track skating progress.Snowplow Sam Classes: The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes designed for children ages 3-5 years old with no prior skating experience. Designed to develop agility, balance, coordination and speed which is essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. Classes are taught in a fun, safe and positive environment where learning is encouraged through play. **Helmets are required**Basic Skills Classes: Designed for skaters age 6-16 years old. This class focuses on the FUNdamentals of skating to help skaters build confidence and learn coordination on the ice in a positive fun and social environment. **Helmets are required for anyone 10 and under, however encouraged for all**Adult Classes: Designed for ages 16 and older, this class is an adult curriculum designed for both beginning and experienced adult skaters who wish to improve on their skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. Pre-Hockey Classes: Let's learn to hockey skate, designed for ages 6 and older. Begin your hockey journey in our pre-hockey level 1 & level 2 classes. Master the fundamental skating techniques and skills for hockey players in a fun, safe environment. **Helmets required for anyone 10 and under, but encouraged for all** Attire: Helmets are strongly recommended for all, but required for ages 10 and younger (a bike helmet is acceptable). Wear warm, insulated clothing. Clothing should allow for unrestricted, free movement. Tall thin socks are recommended in order to prevent blisters and limit bunching in the skates. Gloves and mittens to keep the skaters hands warm and protect them as they learn to fall and stand back up. Sweatpants and a jacket are recommended. Snow pants are allowed for those aged 3-5. Skate rentals are available at no additional charge if needed!! No transportation provided!
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Tuesday July 1, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Rotary Carnival
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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East Longmeadow Football- Conditioning
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Wednesday July 2, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Rotary Carnival
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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East Longmeadow Football- Conditioning
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4:30 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Red & Orange Ball Tennis (ages 6-11) The East Longmeadow Recreation Department along with the Enfield Tennis Club offers youth tennis lessons for our community. It's never too early to start playing tennis. Our classes range from beginners to advanced players. Everyone is welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring their own racket. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.NOTE: If the courts become unavailable due to high school construction, the program will be held at The Enfield Tennis Club, 226 Shaker Road, Enfield, CT (860-698-6503). We will keep you posted!
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Middle School Match Play (ages 11-14) The East Longmeadow Recreation Department along with the Enfield Tennis Club offers youth tennis lessons for our community. It's never too early to start playing tennis. Our classes range from beginners to advanced players. Everyone is welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring their own racket. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.NOTE: If the courts become unavailable due to high school construction, the program will be held at The Enfield Tennis Club, 226 Shaker Road, Enfield, CT (860-698-6503). We will keep you posted!
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis & Pickleball Programming -Adult - Adult Play Tennis Fast (group beginner lessons) ***Sundays at Enfield Tennis Club***Participants are encouraged to bring their own paddle. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis-Youth - High School Match Play (ages 15-18) The East Longmeadow Recreation Department along with the Enfield Tennis Club offers youth tennis lessons for our community. It's never too early to start playing tennis. Our classes range from beginners to advanced players. Everyone is welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring their own racket. Please reach out to Enfield Tennis if you are unable to bring one to the activity.NOTE: If the courts become unavailable due to high school construction, the program will be held at The Enfield Tennis Club, 226 Shaker Road, Enfield, CT (860-698-6503). We will keep you posted!
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Thursday July 3, 2025
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 10'x10' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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East Longmeadow Community Garden Group - 20'x20' Plot 2025
A new season is starting at the East Longmeadow Community Garden at Brown Farm (64 Hampden Rd)! Join the community and enjoy planning, planting and caring for a plot within the garden. The season lasts from mid-May until about mid-October, weather permitting. The garden will be rototilled, sectioned, and ready for you with water onsite for your flowers and vegetables. Registration will close in early June or when the roster is full.
All gardeners may register for roughly 10x20 plots for $15 and returning gardeners in good standing have the option of registering for a roughly 20x20’ for $30 for the season. By registering you are confirming that you have reviewed and acknowledge the community expectations. When you register, you are committing for caring for your assigned plot within the East Longmeadow Community Gardens for the entire season as abandoned plots hurts the community. Returning gardeners are in 'good standing' if they have met this commitment to the community in the prior year.
You are also invited to help the garden organizers with any shared space projects organized by the community and with the sections used to grow food for sharing at the Sr. Center. If you are not a registered gardener, you will need to register as a volunteer and acknowledge the community expectations. You will find both support from fellow gardeners and opportunities to provide support and build community. Bring a friend to East Longmeadow Community Garden and make some new ones while you are there.
All registrations will go to a wait list & will be assigned to plots based on seniority of returning gardeners.
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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East Longmeadow Football- Conditioning
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Rotary Carnival
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