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2Covid-19 - ChangesRegistration- Registration for programs, memberships and special events will NOCovid-19 ChangesLONGER be accepted at the program, activity or special event. You MUST Pre-Register for allactivities, memberships and special events conducted by Bloomfield Leisure Services. Due to CDCas well as state guidelines class size and capacity have been reduced. We encourage everyone touse our Online registration service for contact-less registration at www.bloomfieldrec.com. Ifyou can’t get online please mail in a registration form to Bloomfield Leisure Services at 330 ParkAvenue. You can also register in our office during office hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, butwould prefer people to use the Online or by mail options when registering.Cleaning -The building has stepped up and advanced our cleaning procedures to keepthe environment as clean and safe as possible. You will notice that there is a half-hour betweensign-up times; this is so staff can clean common surfaces ie. door handles and bleachers etc. Handsanitizer stations are located throughout the building.Masks -Per the Governor orders you must wear a mask when you enter and exit thebuilding and must have one in all common areas ie hallways bathrooms. Depending upon theactivity you are participating in you may be able to remove the mask for that activity. Noncompliance will result in expulsion from the facility. If you forget your mask at home ask a staffperson and they will provide you with one.Social Distancing -It is important that we maintain proper social distancingprotocols while participating in activities as well in common areas of the building. If you areregistering from programs please respect the marked out spacing in the office on the floor andfollow all building signage. This means maintaining at least 6’ of space between yourself andothers. For classes and activities please try to maintain at least 6’ of space between yourselfand other participants when possible.All programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additionalinformation becomes available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Therapeutic Yoga ClassesQuiltersFor this 8-week session, you are invited to bring your ownquilt pattern for assistance or you can complete the onedistributed in class. The class project call for 24 2.5 inchstrips to create a design inspired by BARGELLOneedlepoint. The movement in the quilt can be bold orsubtle depending on your color selection. Bring your sewingmachine and general sewing supplies.Materialrequirements will be made available before start of class.PickleballLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human & Services CenterPickleball is an increasingly popular sport which is much likeplaying Ping-Pong on a badminton court. We have threecourts set-up for players to use with one court beingdesignated for beginners.Who:Adults 18 and upDates: Sunday, October 3rd -May 22nd(No Program 12/26, 1/2, 4/17)Monday, October, 4th - May 23rdTuesday, October 5th - May 24th(No Program 11/2)Friday, October 8th - May 27thTime:Sunday - 9:30 AM - 11:30 AMMonday - 6:30 PM - 9:30 PMTuesday - 9:30 AM - 12:30 PMFriday - 12:00 PM - 3:00 PMFee: 40 / Resident Membership 80 / Non-resident MembershipLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterDates:Time:Fee:Location:TBD6:30pm - 8:30pm 70/Resident 80/Non-ResidentAlvin and Beatrice Wood Human & ServicesCenter - Fiber Arts - Room 111Adult BasketballDrop-In Basketball for adults 18 and older Proof of Ageand residency required for registration. Register inadvance of the program starting. RESIDENTS ONLYWho:AdultsDates: Sundays - October 3rd - May 22nd - 18 Wednesdays - October 6th - May 25th - 55 Time:Wednesdays - 11:00 AM -3:00 PMSundays - 12:00 PM - 4:00 PMFee: 35 / Resident onlyZumbaZumba is a total-body cardio and aerobic workout, whichburns up to 600 kcal per the amount of energy put forth.Zumba classes are typically about an hour long and themusic is focused on four basic rhythms: salsa, reggaeton,merengue, and cumbia. No prior dance experience or exposureis needed to take a Zumba class. Zumba is safe andeffective for all ages and help in building strength, improvemotion, posture and create a sense of community with likeminded people. Besides its high calorie burning benefit,Zumba can help lower the risk of heart disease, reduce theblood pressure and bad cholesterol, and increase your goodcholesterol. Instructor Krishna Parekh comes from anIndian background so her classes are also influenced withBollywood dance stylesWho:AdultsDates:Wednesday, October 6th - November 10thWednesday, December 1st - January 5thTime:6:30pm - 7:30pmFee: 70/Resident / 80 Non-ResidentInstructor: Krishna ParekhLocation: Alvin and Beatrice Wood Human Service Center- Get Fit Room - 141All programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additionalinformation becomes available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.3Adult ActivitiesTherapeutic yoga is a system of self-care that focuses oneasy to learn yoga postures, breathing exercises andmeditation that can be done anywhere and anytime to helpmanage stress and to promote: 1) Health and balance inthe physical body 2) Efficiency in breathing and energylevels 3) Relaxation, calm and ease in the mind. Classes areeasy to moderate and suitable for beginners and can be doneon a yoga mat or in a chair. Please wear loose, comfortableclothing. Bring a yoga mat and a light blanket. All levelswelcome. For more information or questions about theclass, call Beth Gibbs at 860-219-1039 or Email her atbethagibbs@comcast.netWho:AdultsDates: Thursdays, September 16th - November 4thWednesdays, September 29th - November 17thWednesday, December 1st - January 19thThursdays, November 18th - January 13th(No class 11/25)Time:7:00 PM - 8:30 PMFee: 56 / Resident 66 / Non- ResidentInstructor: Rita Conception - WednesdaysBeth Gibbs - ThursdaysLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center
4Mind Body WellnessAre you stressed out from work or life? Need time for self-care? Looking for ways to stay looking healthy and vibrant?We are going to wine down from the bustle of daily life to check in with ourselves. Meditation, when integrated intoone's life as a daily practice, has the ability to reduce one's chances of a variety of diseases and illness. It can alsodecrease blood pressure, increase immunity, help manage anxiety, reduce age-related memory loss and even control pain.And that's only the beginning! Learn about 12 types of meditation and which one works best for your lifestyle. And wewill have fun doing it! Light refreshments will be served with each session.Power of Mindfulness - 15.00pp - October 9thWhat is mindfulness? Learn how the power of mindfulness can elevate your life, bring you peace and change yourmindset.Adult ActivitiesSet your Mindset on Success - 25.00pp - October 23rdYou are holding back from accomplishing your goals. Why? Learn what is holding you back from making your vision intoreality. Leave with a plan and the motivation to thrive!Food as Medicine - 25.00pp - Nov 6thJoin me as we cook up some dishes that will clear our minds, strengthen our bodies and fill our souls! Leave with recipesand tools that will accelerate your health goals!Move Mindfully - 15.00pp - Nov 20thTogether we explore 3 ways movement can assist to bring us in a meditative state. Relax the mind and be fit at thesame time!Mothers Beauty - 40.00pp - Dec 4thLet’s create our own beauty products using herbs! Handmade with your unique touch we will make body cream, lipbalm, and bath scrub. Learn where you can get your products and tools as well! Awesome for a girls night, motherdaughter night or you just want to ts 18 and upSaturday, October 9th - Power of Mindfulness - 15Saturday, October 23rd - Set your Mindset on Success - 25Saturday, November 6th - Food as Medicine - 25Saturday, November 20th - Move Mindfully - 15Saturday, December 4th - Mothers Beauty - 40Saturday, December 18th - Set your mindset on success - 25Saturday, January 15th - Pain Management - 20Saturday, January 22nd - FreeWednesday, January 25th - FreeTBDSee AboveShenikah Grandison - Mind Body Wellness PractitionerAlvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterAll programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additional information becomesavailable due to the Covid-19 pandemic.Come B loom with us!
Over the Mountain HikeSaturday, October 23, 9:00 AM - 1:30 PMMEET US ATEnjoy an invigorating hike from Bloomfield to Simsbury cosponsored by the Wintonbury and Simsbury Land Trustsand Bloomfield Leisure Services. Along with the gloriousfall scenery, the free hike will showcase WLT and SLTproperties that provide trail connectivity linking the twotownsthroughPenwoodStatePark.The hike will be approximately 6 miles. Meet at 9:00 a.m.at the hike's end point, the historic Old Drake Hill FlowerBridge in Simsbury. Bloomfield Leisure Services will providea bus to shuttle hikers to the starting point, the recentlyrenovated Filley Park in Bloomfield Center. Please beprepared to take any appropriate Covid-19 safetyprecautions as required (e.g. wearing a mask on theshuttle bus).From Filley Park, we will hike Bloomfield's LaSalette Trailto the 1834 Oliver Filley House in LaSalette Park.Ascending to our next stop, the WLT's adjoining Hawk HillFarm, we should get some stunning views of Hartford. .From there, we'll proceed to WLT's Stout Family Fields,Bloomfield's gateway to Penwood State Park. We’ll take arest stop in Penwood, visiting Lake Louise and The Pinnacle.Then we'll descend into Simsbury by way of SLT's gorgeousTanager Hill and Owen Mortimer properties beforearriving at our end-point, the Flower Bridge.We invite you to take advantage of this annual opportunityto experience a different mode of journeying between ourtwo neighboring towns and enjoying the fall color.Who:Date:Rain Date:Location:(for more experienced hikers)Saturday, Oct. 23, 9:00 amSunday, Oct. 25, 9:00 am59 Tarriffville Road Bloomfield, CT 06002All programs dates, times, & class sizes aresubject to change as additional informationbecomes available due to the Covid-19pandemic.John Kehoe, CT arborist will lead a guided tree IDwalking tour from Town Center starting at The newArboretum at Bloomfield Town Hall continuing down toFilley Park and Scott Trail. Come learn about the treesthat beautify Bloomfield. Co-sponsored by The Filley ParkCommittee and Bloomfield Leisure Services.Who:Date:Time:Location:Children 10 & UpSaturday, September 25th10:00 AM - 12:00 PMTown HallGuided Walk fromTown Center to Filley ParkWednesday, September 22 the first day of Autumn will beanother Tree planting day in Bloomfield sponsored by TREESFOR BLOOMFIELD INITIATIVE. This time we will beplanting along the 330 Park extension road parallel to theSoccer Fields and to the Tennis courts. We’re looking forvolunteers. Planting time will be at 1 pm, and participants willreceive a free T-shirt for volunteering.Who:Children 10 & UpDate:Wednesday, September 22ndTime:1:00 PM - 3:30 PMLocation:Town HallWhat’s that Silhouette? Tree IDGuided WalkLearn how to recognize and identify trees without leaves basedon their silhouettes (shapes) and bark on this walk organizedby Stephanie Bahramian, Bloomfield's Environmental Planner, .We will be guided by one or more arborists from SavATree atthe Seabury Wildwoods Trail at Reservoir 2. Inclement weatherdate is December 4Who:Children 10 & UpDate:Saturday, November 20thRain Date Saturday, December 4thTime:11:00 AM - 1:00 PMLocation:Seabury WildwoodsTrail at Reservoir 2Come B loom with us!5Wintonbury Land Trust Over the Mountain HikeThe Flower Bridge, 1 Old Bridge Road, SimsburyGuided Walk fromTown Center to Filley Park
6Jukido JujitsuJukido Jujitsu, is an authentic and traditional take on realistic selfdefense. Taking old concepts from the era of samurai and changingthem to fit modern times. From simple sleeve grabs to escape, toescalation of throws, take downs, holds, chokes and containment.Jukido helps you think outside the box to assess your options andsituation to help defuse with words or taking action. Jukido is foreveryone and anyone; children, adults, young and old. Jukido wascreated with the mind set “If it does not work for everyone, it isnot in the system.” For more information you can contact the SenseiPhilip Brennan at bloomfieldjukido@yahoo.com(No registration at the Door)Who:Ages 6 and UpDates: TBDTimes: (ages 6-15) Wednesdays - 6:00 PM 7:00 PM(ages 16 ) Wednesdays - 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM(ages 6-15) Saturdays - 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM(16 )Saturdays - 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMFee: 60 / Resident 70 / Non-ResidentLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterBasketball Development SkillsYouth ActivitiesThe focus of the class will be to develop offensive and defensive skills.Each lesson will introduce one or more of the skills necessary to playthe game of basketball.(No registration at the Door)Who:Children grades 3 - 8Dates:Saturdays, September 18th - October 16thSaturdays, October 30th - December 4th(No Class 11/27)Times:10:30 AM - 12:00 PMFee: 70Instructor: Travis WaldonLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterStart Smart BasketballTeaches children the basic motor skills necessary to play organizedbasketball. The program focuses on teaching children and theirparents to focus on skills in dribbling, passing, and shooting. Oneparent must participate with the child. Each participant will receivea t-shirt and certificate at the end of the program.(No registration at the Door)Who:Children ages 3 - 7Dates:Saturdays, September 18th - October 16thSaturdays, October 30th - December 4nd(No Class 11/27)Times:9:00 AM - 10:00 AMFee: 50Instructor: Travis WaldonLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterOpen GymDrop-in Gym Time for middle & High School kids. Come shoot aroundin the gym, challenge your friends to a game of pool or try your handat air hockey or pickleball or other gym activities.Pre Registration required to participate with this activity youcan register online, by mail, or in person during regular businesshours.Who:Children in Grades 7 - 12Dates: October 6th - May 28thDays:Tuesday (Grades 7-12)Thursday, (Grades 7-12)Saturday, (Grades 7-12)Time: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PMFee: 10 / membershipLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterFamily Open GymDrop-in Gym Time for the younger crowd. Come shoot around in thegym, challenge your kids to a game of pool or try your hand at airhockey or pickleball or other gym activities. Parents must accompanychildren in grades 4 and under and a youth membership is requiredfor the child.Who:Grades K - 6Time: Wednesday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMFriday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 1:00 - 4:00 PMDates: Wednesday: October 6th - May 26Friday: November 4th - May 27thSaturday: October 2nd - May 28thFee: 10 Youth Center MembershipLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterYouth Center LoungethFutsalAt Futsal and Street Soccer we only have one objective andthat is to increase your personal skills to the next level. Thepriority in Futsal is to motivate players in an environment thatis conducive to learning. The more pleasure kids derive fromtheir participation, the more they wish to play and practice ontheir own. While their instinct to play is natural, thereaffection and appreciation for soccer must be cultivated.Equipment Required Sneakers, shin guards, and a water bottle.No cleats, Sneakers onlyWho: Ages 5 - 18Dates: Saturdays’, September 30th - October 30th (Ages 14-18)Fridays’, September 24th - October 29thTime: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM Friday (ages 5-7)6:30 -7:30 PM Friday (Ages 8-12)4:30 PM - 6:30 PM Saturday (Ages 14-18)Fee: 100 / ses 1 110 / ses 2Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterAll programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additional information becomesavailable due to the Covid-19 pandemic.Come B loom with us!
Bloomfield Leisure ServicesDepartment PresentsBloomfield Middle SchoolAfter School**Parents must provide transportation fromthe program**Who:Children in Grades 5 - 8Dates:September 20th - January 14th(No Program 10/11, 10/20, 11/2, 11/11, 11/24-26, 12/23 -12/31)January 17th - June 3rd(No Program 1/26, 2/21-23, 3/9, 4/11-15, 5/30)Times:3:00 PM - 6:00 PMFee: 150 / child / sessionLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Woods Human Services CenterDrop-in Lego TimeBring your own legos or work on some of the lego sets that wehave here in the Center. Social distance rules apply and a maskmust be worn at all times.(Pre-Registration is required)Who:EveryoneDates:Saturday, October 2nd - December 18th(No Class 11/27)Times:12:00 PM - 3:00 PMFee: 2 / date or 15 / sessionLocation:Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Activity Room 131 & 132Winter Break CampLooking for something to do during Winter Break? Join us at theAlvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center for Winter BreakCamp. Children in Grades K-8 will be able to do Art’s & Crafts,board games, Xbox 360, the Nintendo switch, sports in the gymor hang out in the youth center and play pool or foosball.(Parents must provide a lunch and snacks for the day)Who:Grades K-8Time: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PMDates: Monday - Friday: December 23rd - 31st(12/24 & 12/31 - 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMFee: 100 / Resident 200/ Non-ResidentLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Youth Center LoungeCode Wiz is an award-winning coding school for kids!! Everychild has an inner genius and tons of creativity just waitingto be unlocked! Online classes that maintain a low coach:student ratio and are in alignment with the K12 computerscience framework. Classes include the following:Drag n Drop Coding-Ages 7-8Roblox Game Development- Ages 7-9Minecraft World Builder (Ages 7-12)Intro/Advanced Python (Ages 10 )Roblox Game Development (Ages 10 )Game Development with Unity (Ages 10 )This program is being subsidized through STEM fundingthrough the Town of Bloomfield.\Who:Children 7 & upDates:Saturday, September 25th - October 30thTimes:4:00 PM - 5:00 PM or 6:00 PM - 7:00 PMFee: 35 / Resident OnlyLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center -Food Explorers - Cooking WorkshopsAfter-school Snacks: “Join Food Explorers to make sometasty after-school snacks! You’ll learn how to create twosnacks and learn all about delicious and nutritious foods witha Registered Dietitian. Maybe even a game or two! You’llbe making: Bagels and 7 Layer Mexican Dip. Each child willmake their own individual portion. Recipes are nut free butmay contain dairy.Fall Baking: “Join FoodExplorers to create some delicious fall flavored treats! Withthe help of a Registered Dietitian, you’ll be making No-BakePumpkin Cheesecake Cups and Apple Pie Pop-Tarts. Eachchild will make their own individual portion. Recipes are nutfree but may contain dairy.Quick and Easy Meals: “Join Food Explorers to make yourown dinner! Actually, why not make it two? With the helpof a Registered Dietitian, you’ll learn how to make twodelicious dinner recipes that you can impress your parentswith at home. You’ll be making: Ricotta Gnocchi and BurritoBowls. Each child will make their own individual portion.Recipes are nut free but may contain dairy. H o l i d a yBaking: “Join Food Explorers to get in the holiday spiritwith some yummy treats! You’ll be making: GingerbreadS’mores Cups and Stuffed Strawberry Santa’s. Each childwill make their own individual portion. Recipes are nut freebut may contain dairy.”Who / Dates: After School Snacks (grades 3-6) -Sept. 27Fall Baking (grades 2-6)-Oct. 1Quick and Easy Meals (grades 5-8)- Nov. 5Holiday Baking (grades 2-6) - Dec. 9Times:4:00 PM - 6:00 PMFee: 30 / date / personLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Cooking ClassroomAll programs dates, times, & class sizes are subject to change as additionalinformation becomes available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.7Youth Activities & After SchoolThis program is designed for youth in grades 5-8 andoperates Mon-Fri -6pm. Students attending Carmen AraceMiddle and Intermediate school can walk over to theHuman Services Building. No transportation is provided.Many recreational activities will be available includingsports, arts and crafts, and cooking. Children will also haveaccess to a dedicated homework room with limitedhomework assistance provided by staff. Program iscancelled during school holidays and vacation. A one-timemembership fee is required for the program.The Code Wiz - Online Coding Classes
8Paint PartyWe are having a paint party in conjuction with Senior ServicesWe will provide pre-packaged refreshments and art supplies;artist Harold Blanchard will explain what to do, and you will takehome your own personal work of art. No experience is necessary.Space is limited due to social distancing rules please register earlyfor the program.(No registration at the Door)Who:AdultDate:Friday, September 24thFriday, November 19thTime:5:30 PM - 8:30 PMFee: 15 / Resident 30 Non-residentInstructor: Harold BlanchardLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Woods Human Services CenterSpecial EventsFamily BingoIts time for Family Bingo. We will be playing in the Great Roomwith the big bingo board. You must pre-register for the eventby Thursday, October 1st. (No registration at the Door)Who:Bloomfield FamiliesDates: Saturday, October 9thSaturday, November 13thTime:6:00 PM 8:30 PMFee: 5 / Reside 10 / Non-ResidentLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterCome out for some holiday fun! Parent and children will worktogether to design and decorate their own gingerbread houses.We will provide the supplies; you bring your holiday cheer. Socialdistancing rules will apply; space is limited so register early!! Maskmust be worn during event.Who:Ages 5 & UpDate:Saturday, December 11thTime:2:00 PM - 5:30 PMFee: 15 / Resident 30 Non-residentLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Woods Human Services CenterMake Your Own Holiday OrnamentsCome out for some holiday fun! Parent and children will worktogether to design and decorate their own holiday ornament. Wewill provide the supplies; you bring your holiday cheer. Socialdistancing rules will apply; space is limited so register early!! Maskmust be worn during eventWho:Ages 5 & UpDate:Friday, December 17thTime:6:00 PM - 8:30 PMFee: 15 / Resident 30 Non-residentLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Woods Human Services CenterTree Lighting & Holiday ParadePumpkin CarvingJoin us for our pumpkin carving night. Pumpkins, carving utensils,paints and a light refreshment will be provided. Must preregister by Thursday, October 10th. (No registration at the Door)Who:Bloomfield FamiliesDates: Friday, October 15thT me:6:00 PM - 8:30 PMFee: 15 / PumpkinLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human ServicesCenter - Picasso Room 149Tie-Dye NightGinger bread House WorkshopCome join us at the Bloomfield Town Green for a holiday parade,music and hot cocoa. The night will conclude with the lighting ofthe Town Hall, Town Green and the Prosser Library. For moreinformation or if you would like to participate in this parade oras a vendor, please contact Matthew Mace at the BloomfieldLeisure Services Department no later than Friday, November19th. For more information please call (860) 243-2923.Who:Bloomfield FamiliesDate: Saturday, December 4thTime: 6:00 PMLocation: Bloomfield Town GreenCome have some family fun and create your own unique tie-dye.Bring your own t-shirts, socks or anything else (within reason)that you want to ty-die. (No registration at the Door)Who:Bloomfield FamiliesAll programs dates, times, & class sizes areDates: Friday, November 5thTime:6:00 PM - 8:30 PMsubject to change as additional informationFee: 10 / personbecomes available due to the Covid-19 pandemic.Location: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterTrunk or TreatJoin us for socially distanced trick or treating. Dress to impressin your favorite costume. You will be required to choose thesession time that you would like to attend. Register earlybecause space is limited. Because of COVID restrictions onlyone parent per child can attend. Mask must be worn duringevent. We will also have prizes for the top three decoratedtrunks!! Event will be held outdoors permitting weather.(No registration at the Door)Who:Children ages 2 and upDates: Friday, October 22nd (Rain Date October 29th)Time:6:30 PM - 9:30 PMFee: 5 / ChildLocation: Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services CenterMommy & Me Gym TimeSponsored by the (FRC)Open gym time for parents, day care providers and pre-schoolersto spend quality playtime together. Visit with other FRC FamilyResource Center parents while your children play together. Socialtime is important for everyone. Mats & soft balls will beavailable. (Space Limited to the first 16 participants)Who:Parents, Day Care Providers and ChildrenDates:Thursdays, October 7th - May 5thTimes:10:00 AM - 12:00 PMFee:FreeOrganization: Family Resource Center - 860-769-5518Location:Alvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center Gym
9Lasalette ParkCome B loom with us!
10Lasalette ParkLaSalette Park historical information on the ownership and use of the farm and of the existing farmbuildings from the late 18th century, when portions of the property and buildings came into theownership in 1793 of Oliver Filley (1757-1796), followed by his son Captain Oliver Filley, Watson Wilcox,Amasa Holcomb, the Pinney Family, the Missionaries, North Mountain View Associates, and ultimatelyinto the current ownership of the Town of Bloomfield.Come B loom with us!
11Come bloom with us!Seabury Wild Woods TrialsCome B loom with us!
12MK Wilcox ParkMk Wilcox ParkWelcome to Wilcox Park and someof the most interesting naturallandscape in the Town ofBloomfield.Dedicated toEnvironmental Recreation the212 acre park is the pride of theTown of Bloomfield’s parksystem. The park slopes andwoodland offer a diversity offauna and flora along withinteresting geological features.A breathtaking vista of theFarmington Valley awaits you onthe western ridge line. Strollalong the trails and visit with oldhemlocks, Native American pipes,mountain laurel and otherextraordinary natural specimensfound in the park.Trail MarkingsEach trail has its own colorblazed on trees for easyidentification. All trails can bereached from the meadow area.The Renowned Metacomet Trailand our own Wintonbury Trailtraverse the park and providechallenging hiking opportunitiesbeyond the border of Wilcox Park.ParkingThe main parking area isconveniently located off HoskinsRoad. The service road arereserved for emergency andstaff vehicles.Come B loom with us!
13Come B loom with us!Town of Bloomfield & Wintonbury Land Trust Properties15
14Bloomfield Leisure ServicesPhone NumbersTown of Bloomfield Phone NumbersAlvin & Beatrice Wood Human Services Center330 Park AvenueBloomfield, CT 06002Office HoursLeisure Office 860-243-2923Leisure Fax- 860-242-4267Youth Center 860-769-3566Website InformationMonday - Friday9:00 AM - 5:00 PMTown of Bloomfield websitewww.bloomfieldct.govBloomfield Leisure Services online registrationwww.bloomfieldrec.comLeisure Services StaffDavid MeleskoDirector of Leisure ServicesMatthew MaceAssistant Director of Leisure ServicesMelissa SatchellAdministrative Analyst IIJenna DiScipioOffice ClerkTown of Bloomfield Phone NumbersYouth CenterBloomfield PoolSenior CenterMini BusTrash & RecyclingHealth DistrictSocial & Youth ServicesBATVCenter Fire HouseBlue Hills FireProsser LibraryBoard of EducationAdult Continuing EdBloomfield High SchoolGEMSCarmen Arace tacomet School860-286-2660Laurel School860-286-2675Family Resource Center860-769-5518P. Faith McMahon Wintonbury Library860-242-0041Bloomfield Raiders leag1.comCentral CT Jaguars Track Club860-794-2403Chamber of Commerce860-242-3710First Congregational Preschool860-242-0776Junior Soccer League860-578-4564BLOOMFIELD.CJSALIVE.ORGLittle League Baseballwindsorlittleleague@gmail.comWintonbury Hills Golf860-242-1401Youth Basketball860-463-4436Come B loom with us!
Waiver of Participant or Self and Photo ReleasePrint NameDateSignatureRefund PolicyRefunds for programs will be given only if a recreational activity is cancelled due to lack of registrationor a department activity schedule change is made. Refunds for recreational activities will be given forproven medical reasons. However, refunds must be requested before the first activity period and mustbe put in writing. Once an activity begins there will be no refunds for that program unless initiated bythe department. Checks returned for insufficient funds will be charged an additional 25.The Bloomfield Leisure Services Department has made every effort to prepare this publication as accurately aspossible. However, errors may make it into print and circumstances may require program adjustments to fees,schedules, etc. We reserve the right to make such changes. We apologize in advance should you find an error or for anyinconvenience these errors or adjustments may cause.Participant Waiver & Photo ReleaseIn consideration of my child’s / ward’s participation in the Town of Bloomfield Leisure Services Programs,including travel, I / we the undersigned do hereby agree for myself / ourselves , my / our child, ward,heirs, executors, administrators, and legal representatives that there are inherent risks involved inTown of Bloomfield Leisure Services programs. 1) I / we, for myself / ourselves and for my / our child,ward heirs, assignee(s), successors, executors, administrator(s), and legal representatives, acknowledgethat such activities are potentially hazardous and pose a risk of injuries that can be significant andthat I assume such risks. 2) I / we, for myself / ourselves and for my / our child, ward, heirs,
The Flower Bridge, 1 Old Bridge Road, Simsbury Enjoy an invigorating hike from Bloomfield to Simsbury co-sponsored by the Wintonbury and Simsbury Land Trusts and Bloomfield Leisure Services. Along with the glorious fall scenery, the free hike will showcase WLT and SLT properties that provide trail connectivity linking the two
