Events Calendar

This program is designed to expose individuals interested in playing field hockey by emphasizing fun physical activity! Young athletes will learn the fundamentals of the game while fostering a love for the sport in a fun and supportive environment.

Grades K-5

The program focuses on developing a strong core skill set with an emphasis on repetition and getting quality touches on the ball each session. Training for students includes individual skill work as well as an introduction to basic tactical knowledge of the game such as: footwork, body position, passing/receiving, individual defense, elimination skills, shooting and more.

How do I know if my K-5 grade child is Beginner or Intermediate? If your child participated in the Beginner/Intro to Field Hockey Session we held last year, they should participate in the Intermediate Session this time around.  

Grades 6-9

Athletes will be learning more about individual positions and their role in team play. Our goal is to improve skills, tactical knowledge, and athletic ability of our players that prepares them for the higher level of competition at the high school age groups.

Requirements: sneakers, water, mouth guards (optional), shin guards and sticks.

Guitar Lessons: This class will give students the fun of playing the guitar, and with Musical Associates’ methods, a beginner learns how to play a tune in the very first lesson! 

All genres of music will be included as part of the program so that students get a well-rounded artistic experience. The music club will pick up where school music programs leave off, a chance for students to get that extra attention and increased opportunity to perform. 

Instruments: K-2 children will need a half sized (30”-34”), nylon-strung acoustic guitar for the program, such as this: 

ADM 30” Classical or a 

Music Alley 34" one or

one of these by Best Choice Products 

Older children may need a three-quarter sized (36”-39”) nylon-strung acoustic guitar for the program such as this one: Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar 

Please retain your receipts in the unfortunate case that the class does not meet our 4 student minimum.

Instrument rental for use during class is available. Rental fee is $20 for the 6 week session.

Ballet Princesses

Come and dance to the music of fairy tale princesses while learning the fundamentals of basic ballet and ballet terminology. Parents are invited to stay and watch their "princesses" perform! Feel free to dress up in ballet attire and/or your favorite character, or comfy clothes are ok.  

Requirements:A water bottle, ballet shoes are encouraged.

Coordinator: Lindsey Rourke Burk 

Tikes will have a great time playing with friends in a safe environment designed to promote social, physical, intellectual and creative growth. During this 2 hour class, the children will sing, paint, listen to stories and have gym time, all while learning to respect and share with others, as well as follow directions.

Requirements:

All "Tikes" MUST be potty trained

Please Bring: A peanut free snack and drink

Please Wear: Sneakers and clothes you don't mind getting paint on 

Field HockeyThis program is designed to expose individuals interested in playing field hockey by emphasizing fun physical activity! Young athletes will learn the fundamentals of the game while fostering a love for the sport in a fun and supportive environment.

Grades K-5

The program focuses on developing a strong core skill set with an emphasis on repetition and getting quality touches on the ball each session. Training for students includes individual skill work as well as an introduction to basic tactical knowledge of the game such as: footwork, body position, passing/receiving, individual defense, elimination skills, shooting and more.

How do I know if my K-5 grade child is Beginner or Intermediate? If your child participated in the Beginner/Intro to Field Hockey Session we held last year, they should participate in the Intermediate Session this time around.  

Grades 6-9

Athletes will be learning more about individual positions and their role in team play. Our goal is to improve skills, tactical knowledge, and athletic ability of our players that prepares them for the higher level of competition at the high school age groups.

Requirements: sneakers, water, mouth guards (optional), shin guards and sticks.

This program is designed to expose individuals interested in playing field hockey by emphasizing fun physical activity! Young athletes will learn the fundamentals of the game while fostering a love for the sport in a fun and supportive environment.

Grades K-5

The program focuses on developing a strong core skill set with an emphasis on repetition and getting quality touches on the ball each session. Training for students includes individual skill work as well as an introduction to basic tactical knowledge of the game such as: footwork, body position, passing/receiving, individual defense, elimination skills, shooting and more.

How do I know if my K-5 grade child is Beginner or Intermediate? If your child participated in the Beginner/Intro to Field Hockey Session we held last year, they should participate in the Intermediate Session this time around.  

Grades 6-9

Athletes will be learning more about individual positions and their role in team play. Our goal is to improve skills, tactical knowledge, and athletic ability of our players that prepares them for the higher level of competition at the high school age groups.

Requirements: sneakers, water, mouth guards (optional), shin guards and sticks.

Men's over 30 pickup basketball league for ages 30 and up. Two hours of fun, competitive, pick-up basketball games for registered players of all skill levels. Each week, our on-site coordinator will organize teams and games. 

Requirements: All skills are welcome, please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing.

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Children will explore with paint, oil pastels, clay and other medium to create their own masterpieces. They will complete and take home a different art project each week!

Requirements:

Clothes that you don't mind getting paint on!

Donna has over 15 years of hands-on canine training experience. Donna works hard to help each dog guardian have the tools and knowledge needed to build a stronger and healthier relationship with their dog. www.tlcdogtrainer.com

*All classes require proof of rabies inoculation prior to the first class.

*Humans - No open toed shoes/sandals to class 

See website for class-specific info.

Kids Kicks (Ages 5-6)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 5-6 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

 Art Therapy Support Groups Beginning in April

We are honored to introduce two new ongoing Art Therapy Groups at Village Center for the Arts, beginning this April. For adults 18+

Led by Jessica LaBarca, MA, ATR-BC, LPC, these professionally facilitated groups are designed for adults seeking support while navigating chronic illness or grief.

Art therapy offers a structured and supportive space to explore emotion, strengthen coping tools, and connect with others who understand similar experiences. No art experience is required.

Creating Through Chronic Illness

Begins April 22 | 3rd Wednesdays | 6:30–7:30 PM

Holding Space for Grief

Begins April 29 | 4th Wednesdays | 6:30–7:30 PM

Sessions are $50 each. A brief consultation is required prior to joining.

To inquire, email arttherapywithjess@gmail.com. Receipts for insurance reimbursement available upon request.

These groups meet in person at the Village Center for the Arts. Our building includes a chair lift and accessible restroom.

https://www.villagecenterarts.org/eventscalendar

At Deer Pond Farm, our flowering trees and shrubs are rich sources of food and shelter for wildlife. Spring is the perfect time to learn about the diversity of subtle and showy flowers of Connecticut’s trees. Join Lori Lichtenauer, CT Forester, and Diane Nizlek, CT Audubon Naturalist, for this seasonal tree ID walk. Starting in the classroom, Lori and Diane will present how to tell tree species apart in the spring using real field specimens of flowers, seeds, and budding leaves. Then, we will head out onto the main campus trails to see these tree identification markers in the field.  All experience levels are welcome. Click here to register for the Spring Tree ID (Class & Walk).

Interested in learning hurdles, shot put, and long jump? Maybe you love to sprint or run distance? Explore and find your talent in all things track and field!

Thursdays 3:15- 5:00pm

6 weeks

Program will be held on the track and field behind Sarah Noble Intermediate School. Kids will meet with Coach Crandell at the parent pick up area after school and head to the track from there.

Schedule:

Thursday

4/23

4/30

5/7

5/14 Exclusion - no session

5/21

5/28

6/4

Requirements: Sneakers, comfortable attire, and a water bottle

Coach: Barbara Crandell

Please Note: Registration will close Tuesday, April 21st at 11:59 PM.

Late Pick-Up Policy:

There is a $20 late fee for every 15 minutes that you are late to pick up your student after 5:15 PM.

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

Parents and Tot (Ages 1.5-3.5)

• Our instructor will facilitate parent and child through a variety of obstacle courses designed to develop your child’s motor skills, balance, strength, coordination, and social skills in a safe fun environment. Gymnasts will gain experience with the beam, vault, bars and tumbling on equipment specifically designed to accommodate little bodies. They will bounce on our in ground trampolines, run, swing, climb, work on handstands, cartwheels, rolls and more! The parent’s job is to have fun bonding with their child while guiding them through the obstacles giving them assistance as needed. 
• Have your child wear a leotard, unitard or fitted clothing. Please NO buttons, zippers, snaps, hoods or jewelry. Bring a water bottle.

*Parents must be with children during this class

Preschool Class (Ages 3.5-5)

• The focus of this class is to learn the proper shapes and form necessary to perform fundamental gymnastics skills independently. This will develop your child's strength, confidence, motor skills and more. Skill progression will be based on age as well as the progress of each individual gymnast. Since children progress at different rates, stations are set up to accommodate varied abilities. Gymnasts will gain more experience across all 4 events with vault, bars, beam and tumbling all incorporated into a variety of stations and obstacles. Learning to take turns, socializing and being kind to classmates is emphasized for school readiness. 
• Have your child wear a leotard, unitard or fitted clothing. Please NO buttons, zippers, snaps, hoods or jewelry. Bring a water bottle.

*Parents do not need to stay with children while they participate, but must be on site. 

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

Learn a game you can play for a lifetime. Through the game of tennis, you can maintain fitness, enjoy the outdoors, meet new people, and discover the new you! All skill levels welcome. 

Requirements: Bring your own tennis racquet, tennis shoes and a bottle of water.

Coordinator: Rob Gannon

Schedule:

April 25

May 2

May 9

May 16

May 23 - Exclusion Day, No Class

May 30

June 6

Learn the fundamentals in this instructional league that plays on Saturday mornings. Soccer takes place at the Sarah Noble Soccer Fields (directly behind Home Depot). Please park to the far right of the parking lot and walk up the stairs to the left.

Every child plays, with emphasis on sportsmanship, teamwork and fun. Every child is placed on a team. Want to join in the fun with your child and friends? Parent volunteers are always needed to help run this program!

Requirements: Shin guards, water bottle. Kids are not required to wear cleats and can wear sneakers.

There is a donation bin throughout the season for families to donate gently used cleats or take if there is their child's size in there as well. 

Little Ninjas ( Ages 3-4)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 3-4 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Instructors: Corinne and Abby Staib 

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

"Echo Grace Church"

126 Kent Road, New Milford, CT 06776

We are an independent Bible base Church our goal is to enthusiastically share the great hope of the Gospel to everyone in our community and beyond. Thru Worship service of song, prayer and God's Word. Echo Grace Church is open to everyone of all ages, ethnicities, backgrounds and those seeking to discover God’s will and desire to walk with God. We believes that people and their relationship with God and to each other matter.

Our Vision

A church kicking the darkness in the Northeast, being the transforming light and love of Jesus to families and communities.

On Line Live at https://live.echograce.com/ 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM and 12:30PM

This program is designed to expose individuals interested in playing field hockey by emphasizing fun physical activity! Young athletes will learn the fundamentals of the game while fostering a love for the sport in a fun and supportive environment.

Grades K-5

The program focuses on developing a strong core skill set with an emphasis on repetition and getting quality touches on the ball each session. Training for students includes individual skill work as well as an introduction to basic tactical knowledge of the game such as: footwork, body position, passing/receiving, individual defense, elimination skills, shooting and more.

How do I know if my K-5 grade child is Beginner or Intermediate? If your child participated in the Beginner/Intro to Field Hockey Session we held last year, they should participate in the Intermediate Session this time around.  

Grades 6-9

Athletes will be learning more about individual positions and their role in team play. Our goal is to improve skills, tactical knowledge, and athletic ability of our players that prepares them for the higher level of competition at the high school age groups.

Requirements: sneakers, water, mouth guards (optional), shin guards and sticks.

Ballet Princesses

Come and dance to the music of fairy tale princesses while learning the fundamentals of basic ballet and ballet terminology. Parents are invited to stay and watch their "princesses" perform! Feel free to dress up in ballet attire and/or your favorite character, or comfy clothes are ok.  

Requirements:A water bottle, ballet shoes are encouraged.

Coordinator: Lindsey Rourke Burk 

This program is designed to expose individuals interested in playing field hockey by emphasizing fun physical activity! Young athletes will learn the fundamentals of the game while fostering a love for the sport in a fun and supportive environment.

Grades K-5

The program focuses on developing a strong core skill set with an emphasis on repetition and getting quality touches on the ball each session. Training for students includes individual skill work as well as an introduction to basic tactical knowledge of the game such as: footwork, body position, passing/receiving, individual defense, elimination skills, shooting and more.

How do I know if my K-5 grade child is Beginner or Intermediate? If your child participated in the Beginner/Intro to Field Hockey Session we held last year, they should participate in the Intermediate Session this time around.  

Grades 6-9

Athletes will be learning more about individual positions and their role in team play. Our goal is to improve skills, tactical knowledge, and athletic ability of our players that prepares them for the higher level of competition at the high school age groups.

Requirements: sneakers, water, mouth guards (optional), shin guards and sticks.

Men's over 30 pickup basketball league for ages 30 and up. Two hours of fun, competitive, pick-up basketball games for registered players of all skill levels. Each week, our on-site coordinator will organize teams and games. 

Requirements: All skills are welcome, please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing.

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Children will explore with paint, oil pastels, clay and other medium to create their own masterpieces. They will complete and take home a different art project each week!

Requirements:

Clothes that you don't mind getting paint on!

Kids Kicks (Ages 5-6)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 5-6 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Interested in learning hurdles, shot put, and long jump? Maybe you love to sprint or run distance? Explore and find your talent in all things track and field!

Thursdays 3:15- 5:00pm

6 weeks

Program will be held on the track and field behind Sarah Noble Intermediate School. Kids will meet with Coach Crandell at the parent pick up area after school and head to the track from there.

Schedule:

Thursday

4/23

4/30

5/7

5/14 Exclusion - no session

5/21

5/28

6/4

Requirements: Sneakers, comfortable attire, and a water bottle

Coach: Barbara Crandell

Please Note: Registration will close Tuesday, April 21st at 11:59 PM.

Late Pick-Up Policy:

There is a $20 late fee for every 15 minutes that you are late to pick up your student after 5:15 PM.

Donna has over 15 years of hands-on canine training experience. Donna works hard to help each dog guardian have the tools and knowledge needed to build a stronger and healthier relationship with their dog. www.tlcdogtrainer.com

*All classes require proof of rabies inoculation prior to the first class.

*Humans - No open toed shoes/sandals to class 

See website for class-specific info.

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

Learn a game you can play for a lifetime. Through the game of tennis, you can maintain fitness, enjoy the outdoors, meet new people, and discover the new you! All skill levels welcome. 

Requirements: Bring your own tennis racquet, tennis shoes and a bottle of water.

Coordinator: Rob Gannon

Schedule:

April 25

May 2

May 9

May 16

May 23 - Exclusion Day, No Class

May 30

June 6

Learn the fundamentals in this instructional league that plays on Saturday mornings. Soccer takes place at the Sarah Noble Soccer Fields (directly behind Home Depot). Please park to the far right of the parking lot and walk up the stairs to the left.

Every child plays, with emphasis on sportsmanship, teamwork and fun. Every child is placed on a team. Want to join in the fun with your child and friends? Parent volunteers are always needed to help run this program!

Requirements: Shin guards, water bottle. Kids are not required to wear cleats and can wear sneakers.

There is a donation bin throughout the season for families to donate gently used cleats or take if there is their child's size in there as well. 

Little Ninjas ( Ages 3-4)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 3-4 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Instructors: Corinne and Abby Staib 

Advanced Beginner Crocheting Class

- Come learn in a class designed just for you…an advanced beginner!!

- You will learn 3 ways to begin crocheting "in the round", how to read a yarn label (if you don’t already know how to do this), how to read a crochet pattern, and more!

- Projects include a coaster set as your 1st project and a hat as your ongoing project 

- 6 weekly classes, 1.5 hours each

- Requirements: This is NOT a beginner class! You MUST KNOW the basic crochet stitches -- the chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet! Other stitches, including 2 different ways to make a brim on your hat, will be taught

Advanced Beginner Knitting Class

- Come learn in a class designed just for you…an advanced beginner!!

- You will learn how to knit "in the round" using circular needles, how to knit cables, how to read a yarn label (if you don’t already know how to do this), how to read a knitting pattern, how to fix mistakes, and more!

- 6 weekly classes, 1.5 hours each

- Projects include cable ear warmers and a hat.

- All materials and supplies will be provided at the 1st class

- Requirements: This is NOT a beginner class! You MUST KNOW the basic knit stitches -- the knit stitch and the purl stitch – all other stitches and techniques will be taught!

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

"Echo Grace Church"

126 Kent Road, New Milford, CT 06776

We are an independent Bible base Church our goal is to enthusiastically share the great hope of the Gospel to everyone in our community and beyond. Thru Worship service of song, prayer and God's Word. Echo Grace Church is open to everyone of all ages, ethnicities, backgrounds and those seeking to discover God’s will and desire to walk with God. We believes that people and their relationship with God and to each other matter.

Our Vision

A church kicking the darkness in the Northeast, being the transforming light and love of Jesus to families and communities.

On Line Live at https://live.echograce.com/ 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM and 12:30PM

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

Join the Litchfield County Irish American Club for its 3rd Annual Golf Tournament, benefiting New Milford Youth Sports, on Monday, May 11, 2026!

• Registration Opens – 7:30 a.m.
• Putting Contest – 8:15 a.m.
• Shotgun Start Scramble – 9 a.m.
• Lunch on the Turn
• $20 Mulligans at Registration
• Silent Auction, Raffles, and 50/50
• Long Drive men & women
• Closest to the Pin
• $5000 Hole in One
• Golf Ball Cannon

Gift bag for all players

Breakfast & Lunch served at the course.

Buffet and 2 hour open bar at the Abbey.

Ballet Princesses

Come and dance to the music of fairy tale princesses while learning the fundamentals of basic ballet and ballet terminology. Parents are invited to stay and watch their "princesses" perform! Feel free to dress up in ballet attire and/or your favorite character, or comfy clothes are ok.  

Requirements:A water bottle, ballet shoes are encouraged.

Coordinator: Lindsey Rourke Burk 

Men's over 30 pickup basketball league for ages 30 and up. Two hours of fun, competitive, pick-up basketball games for registered players of all skill levels. Each week, our on-site coordinator will organize teams and games. 

Requirements: All skills are welcome, please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing.

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Kids Kicks (Ages 5-6)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 5-6 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

Learn a game you can play for a lifetime. Through the game of tennis, you can maintain fitness, enjoy the outdoors, meet new people, and discover the new you! All skill levels welcome. 

Requirements: Bring your own tennis racquet, tennis shoes and a bottle of water.

Coordinator: Rob Gannon

Schedule:

April 25

May 2

May 9

May 16

May 23 - Exclusion Day, No Class

May 30

June 6

Learn the fundamentals in this instructional league that plays on Saturday mornings. Soccer takes place at the Sarah Noble Soccer Fields (directly behind Home Depot). Please park to the far right of the parking lot and walk up the stairs to the left.

Every child plays, with emphasis on sportsmanship, teamwork and fun. Every child is placed on a team. Want to join in the fun with your child and friends? Parent volunteers are always needed to help run this program!

Requirements: Shin guards, water bottle. Kids are not required to wear cleats and can wear sneakers.

There is a donation bin throughout the season for families to donate gently used cleats or take if there is their child's size in there as well. 

Little Ninjas ( Ages 3-4)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 3-4 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Instructors: Corinne and Abby Staib 

Advanced Beginner Crocheting Class

- Come learn in a class designed just for you…an advanced beginner!!

- You will learn 3 ways to begin crocheting "in the round", how to read a yarn label (if you don’t already know how to do this), how to read a crochet pattern, and more!

- Projects include a coaster set as your 1st project and a hat as your ongoing project 

- 6 weekly classes, 1.5 hours each

- Requirements: This is NOT a beginner class! You MUST KNOW the basic crochet stitches -- the chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet! Other stitches, including 2 different ways to make a brim on your hat, will be taught

Advanced Beginner Knitting Class

- Come learn in a class designed just for you…an advanced beginner!!

- You will learn how to knit "in the round" using circular needles, how to knit cables, how to read a yarn label (if you don’t already know how to do this), how to read a knitting pattern, how to fix mistakes, and more!

- 6 weekly classes, 1.5 hours each

- Projects include cable ear warmers and a hat.

- All materials and supplies will be provided at the 1st class

- Requirements: This is NOT a beginner class! You MUST KNOW the basic knit stitches -- the knit stitch and the purl stitch – all other stitches and techniques will be taught!

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

"Echo Grace Church"

126 Kent Road, New Milford, CT 06776

We are an independent Bible base Church our goal is to enthusiastically share the great hope of the Gospel to everyone in our community and beyond. Thru Worship service of song, prayer and God's Word. Echo Grace Church is open to everyone of all ages, ethnicities, backgrounds and those seeking to discover God’s will and desire to walk with God. We believes that people and their relationship with God and to each other matter.

Our Vision

A church kicking the darkness in the Northeast, being the transforming light and love of Jesus to families and communities.

On Line Live at https://live.echograce.com/ 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM and 12:30PM

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

Ballet Princesses

Come and dance to the music of fairy tale princesses while learning the fundamentals of basic ballet and ballet terminology. Parents are invited to stay and watch their "princesses" perform! Feel free to dress up in ballet attire and/or your favorite character, or comfy clothes are ok.  

Requirements:A water bottle, ballet shoes are encouraged.

Coordinator: Lindsey Rourke Burk 

Men's over 30 pickup basketball league for ages 30 and up. Two hours of fun, competitive, pick-up basketball games for registered players of all skill levels. Each week, our on-site coordinator will organize teams and games. 

Requirements: All skills are welcome, please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing.

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Kids Kicks (Ages 5-6)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 5-6 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Interested in learning hurdles, shot put, and long jump? Maybe you love to sprint or run distance? Explore and find your talent in all things track and field!

Thursdays 3:15- 5:00pm

6 weeks

Program will be held on the track and field behind Sarah Noble Intermediate School. Kids will meet with Coach Crandell at the parent pick up area after school and head to the track from there.

Schedule:

Thursday

4/23

4/30

5/7

5/14 Exclusion - no session

5/21

5/28

6/4

Requirements: Sneakers, comfortable attire, and a water bottle

Coach: Barbara Crandell

Please Note: Registration will close Tuesday, April 21st at 11:59 PM.

Late Pick-Up Policy:

There is a $20 late fee for every 15 minutes that you are late to pick up your student after 5:15 PM.

Donna has over 15 years of hands-on canine training experience. Donna works hard to help each dog guardian have the tools and knowledge needed to build a stronger and healthier relationship with their dog. www.tlcdogtrainer.com

*All classes require proof of rabies inoculation prior to the first class.

*Humans - No open toed shoes/sandals to class 

See website for class-specific info.

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

KING LEAR Directed and adapted by Jane Farnol

In this adaptation by the director, King Lear follows an aging king who decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery, leading to betrayal and madness. The play examines themes of power, family, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions. 

"Echo Grace Church"

126 Kent Road, New Milford, CT 06776

We are an independent Bible base Church our goal is to enthusiastically share the great hope of the Gospel to everyone in our community and beyond. Thru Worship service of song, prayer and God's Word. Echo Grace Church is open to everyone of all ages, ethnicities, backgrounds and those seeking to discover God’s will and desire to walk with God. We believes that people and their relationship with God and to each other matter.

Our Vision

A church kicking the darkness in the Northeast, being the transforming light and love of Jesus to families and communities.

On Line Live at https://live.echograce.com/ 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM and 12:30PM

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Join us! Nuvance Women's Wellness Center @ New Milford Hospital co-presenting with Red Hot Mamas - a Menopause Education series for EVERYONE!

A monthly series of presentations for all you ever wanted to know (and maybe were afraid to ask!) about Menopause.

Raffles for fun prizes, and refreshments at each event date.

Open to the public, walk in-ins welcome, OR pre-register online.

Kids Kicks (Ages 5-6)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 5-6 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Interested in learning hurdles, shot put, and long jump? Maybe you love to sprint or run distance? Explore and find your talent in all things track and field!

Thursdays 3:15- 5:00pm

6 weeks

Program will be held on the track and field behind Sarah Noble Intermediate School. Kids will meet with Coach Crandell at the parent pick up area after school and head to the track from there.

Schedule:

Thursday

4/23

4/30

5/7

5/14 Exclusion - no session

5/21

5/28

6/4

Requirements: Sneakers, comfortable attire, and a water bottle

Coach: Barbara Crandell

Please Note: Registration will close Tuesday, April 21st at 11:59 PM.

Late Pick-Up Policy:

There is a $20 late fee for every 15 minutes that you are late to pick up your student after 5:15 PM.

Exciting News for New Milford! Guendelsberger Law Offices is thrilled to share that the Connecticut Bar Association’s Lawyers in Libraries program is officially coming to the New Milford Public Library starting September 25!

This program offers free 20-minute consultations with an attorney for non-criminal matters. All sessions are confidential, and Spanish-speaking professionals will be available as needed.

We are so grateful to the Connecticut Bar Association and the New Milford Public Library for making New Milford the first Litchfield County location for this program, and to the Greater New Milford attorneys who have already signed up to volunteer. Their dedication has been essential in bringing this valuable legal support to our community.

New Milford’s sessions will run on the 4th Thursday of each month - just call or email the library to reserve a session in advance. Or click the link to register.

Attorneys interested in volunteering can contact Paula Elfont at 860-354-4444 or paulae@newmilfordlegal.com.

Learn a game you can play for a lifetime. Through the game of tennis, you can maintain fitness, enjoy the outdoors, meet new people, and discover the new you! All skill levels welcome. 

Requirements: Bring your own tennis racquet, tennis shoes and a bottle of water.

Coordinator: Rob Gannon

Schedule:

April 25

May 2

May 9

May 16

May 23 - Exclusion Day, No Class

May 30

June 6

Learn the fundamentals in this instructional league that plays on Saturday mornings. Soccer takes place at the Sarah Noble Soccer Fields (directly behind Home Depot). Please park to the far right of the parking lot and walk up the stairs to the left.

Every child plays, with emphasis on sportsmanship, teamwork and fun. Every child is placed on a team. Want to join in the fun with your child and friends? Parent volunteers are always needed to help run this program!

Requirements: Shin guards, water bottle. Kids are not required to wear cleats and can wear sneakers.

There is a donation bin throughout the season for families to donate gently used cleats or take if there is their child's size in there as well. 

Little Ninjas ( Ages 3-4)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 3-4 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Instructors: Corinne and Abby Staib 

Advanced Beginner Crocheting Class

- Come learn in a class designed just for you…an advanced beginner!!

- You will learn 3 ways to begin crocheting "in the round", how to read a yarn label (if you don’t already know how to do this), how to read a crochet pattern, and more!

- Projects include a coaster set as your 1st project and a hat as your ongoing project 

- 6 weekly classes, 1.5 hours each

- Requirements: This is NOT a beginner class! You MUST KNOW the basic crochet stitches -- the chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet! Other stitches, including 2 different ways to make a brim on your hat, will be taught

Advanced Beginner Knitting Class

- Come learn in a class designed just for you…an advanced beginner!!

- You will learn how to knit "in the round" using circular needles, how to knit cables, how to read a yarn label (if you don’t already know how to do this), how to read a knitting pattern, how to fix mistakes, and more!

- 6 weekly classes, 1.5 hours each

- Projects include cable ear warmers and a hat.

- All materials and supplies will be provided at the 1st class

- Requirements: This is NOT a beginner class! You MUST KNOW the basic knit stitches -- the knit stitch and the purl stitch – all other stitches and techniques will be taught!

"Echo Grace Church"

126 Kent Road, New Milford, CT 06776

We are an independent Bible base Church our goal is to enthusiastically share the great hope of the Gospel to everyone in our community and beyond. Thru Worship service of song, prayer and God's Word. Echo Grace Church is open to everyone of all ages, ethnicities, backgrounds and those seeking to discover God’s will and desire to walk with God. We believes that people and their relationship with God and to each other matter.

Our Vision

A church kicking the darkness in the Northeast, being the transforming light and love of Jesus to families and communities.

On Line Live at https://live.echograce.com/ 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM and 12:30PM

Ballet Princesses

Come and dance to the music of fairy tale princesses while learning the fundamentals of basic ballet and ballet terminology. Parents are invited to stay and watch their "princesses" perform! Feel free to dress up in ballet attire and/or your favorite character, or comfy clothes are ok.  

Requirements:A water bottle, ballet shoes are encouraged.

Coordinator: Lindsey Rourke Burk 

Men's over 30 pickup basketball league for ages 30 and up. Two hours of fun, competitive, pick-up basketball games for registered players of all skill levels. Each week, our on-site coordinator will organize teams and games. 

Requirements: All skills are welcome, please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing.

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Interested in learning hurdles, shot put, and long jump? Maybe you love to sprint or run distance? Explore and find your talent in all things track and field!

Thursdays 3:15- 5:00pm

6 weeks

Program will be held on the track and field behind Sarah Noble Intermediate School. Kids will meet with Coach Crandell at the parent pick up area after school and head to the track from there.

Schedule:

Thursday

4/23

4/30

5/7

5/14 Exclusion - no session

5/21

5/28

6/4

Requirements: Sneakers, comfortable attire, and a water bottle

Coach: Barbara Crandell

Please Note: Registration will close Tuesday, April 21st at 11:59 PM.

Late Pick-Up Policy:

There is a $20 late fee for every 15 minutes that you are late to pick up your student after 5:15 PM.

Learn a game you can play for a lifetime. Through the game of tennis, you can maintain fitness, enjoy the outdoors, meet new people, and discover the new you! All skill levels welcome. 

Requirements: Bring your own tennis racquet, tennis shoes and a bottle of water.

Coordinator: Rob Gannon

Schedule:

April 25

May 2

May 9

May 16

May 23 - Exclusion Day, No Class

May 30

June 6

Learn the fundamentals in this instructional league that plays on Saturday mornings. Soccer takes place at the Sarah Noble Soccer Fields (directly behind Home Depot). Please park to the far right of the parking lot and walk up the stairs to the left.

Every child plays, with emphasis on sportsmanship, teamwork and fun. Every child is placed on a team. Want to join in the fun with your child and friends? Parent volunteers are always needed to help run this program!

Requirements: Shin guards, water bottle. Kids are not required to wear cleats and can wear sneakers.

There is a donation bin throughout the season for families to donate gently used cleats or take if there is their child's size in there as well. 

Little Ninjas ( Ages 3-4)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 3-4 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Instructors: Corinne and Abby Staib 

3rd Annual Show & Shine Car Show

Join us for an exciting day of classic cars, music, food, and fun while supporting a great cause! The 3rd Annual Show & Shine Car Show is rolling into New Milford High School on Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 11AM–3PM.

This family-friendly event is a fundraiser to support the NMHS Class of 2026 Grad Night festivities, helping ensure our graduates have a safe and memorable celebration.

What to expect:

• Classic & custom cars

• Food trucks

• DJ & live music

• Local vendors

• Raffles

• Trophies

Registration:

• Show Cars: $20

• Spectators: FREE

Tickets for show cars will be available at thefoat.com/698336

Follow us on Instagram: @NMHSCARSHOW

Location:

New Milford High School

388 Danbury Rd, New Milford, CT

Rain date: Sunday, June 7, 2026

Come out, show off your ride, and help support the Class of 2026!

"Echo Grace Church"

126 Kent Road, New Milford, CT 06776

We are an independent Bible base Church our goal is to enthusiastically share the great hope of the Gospel to everyone in our community and beyond. Thru Worship service of song, prayer and God's Word. Echo Grace Church is open to everyone of all ages, ethnicities, backgrounds and those seeking to discover God’s will and desire to walk with God. We believes that people and their relationship with God and to each other matter.

Our Vision

A church kicking the darkness in the Northeast, being the transforming light and love of Jesus to families and communities.

On Line Live at https://live.echograce.com/ 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM and 12:30PM

Men's over 30 pickup basketball league for ages 30 and up. Two hours of fun, competitive, pick-up basketball games for registered players of all skill levels. Each week, our on-site coordinator will organize teams and games. 

Requirements: All skills are welcome, please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing.

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Join us on Saturday, June 13th from 8 AM to 11:30 AM for the Town-Wide Tag Sale.

This event is free to attend as a buyer/browser, but vendors must register with Parks & Rec.

Two Options to Participate:

•  Host at your house 
• Deadline to register to be included on the map is June 10th

• Join us at the John Pettibone Community Center
• Vendors will set up in the parking lot closest to Rt 7.  
• Vendors can begin setting up at JPCC at 7 AM.
• Vendors will provide their own set up (tables, chairs, etc.)

Rain date: June 27th

Little Ninjas ( Ages 3-4)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 3-4 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Instructors: Corinne and Abby Staib 

"Echo Grace Church"

126 Kent Road, New Milford, CT 06776

We are an independent Bible base Church our goal is to enthusiastically share the great hope of the Gospel to everyone in our community and beyond. Thru Worship service of song, prayer and God's Word. Echo Grace Church is open to everyone of all ages, ethnicities, backgrounds and those seeking to discover God’s will and desire to walk with God. We believes that people and their relationship with God and to each other matter.

Our Vision

A church kicking the darkness in the Northeast, being the transforming light and love of Jesus to families and communities.

On Line Live at https://live.echograce.com/ 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM and 12:30PM

Registration opens at 8 am. Tee off is at 9am. River Oaks Country Club. This event benefits the NMHS Grad Party and NMHS Scholarships.

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Little Ninjas ( Ages 3-4)

This dynamic karate program, conducted by USA Martial Arts instructors, is designed specifically for children 3-4 years of age to learn basic martial arts skills, as well as respect, cooperation, leadership and fitness. 

Tang Soo Do (Ages 7+)

Requirements: Comfortable clothing, water bottle

Instructors: Corinne and Abby Staib 

The Rotary Club of New Milford meets on Tuesdays, from 12:15 pm -1:30 pm, at Italia Mia Restaurant, 223 Route 7, New Milford CT. All are welcome.

Call Katy @ 860-354-7137 for more information on lunch or membership.

Our website: www.nmrotary.org

Rotary is a nonprofit organization where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers share ideas and take action to create positive and lasting change in our community and worldwide. Rotary's motto: "Service Above Self".

Rotary holds the highest consultative status with the UN's Economic and Social Council as a nongovernmental organization . This status allows Rotary to participate in UN high-level meetings and influence policy development on issues such as peace, health, and education. Rotary members also have a history of direct involvement, with Rotarians serving as delegates and consultants at the UN Charter Conference in 1945.

Exciting News for New Milford! Guendelsberger Law Offices is thrilled to share that the Connecticut Bar Association’s Lawyers in Libraries program is officially coming to the New Milford Public Library starting September 25!

This program offers free 20-minute consultations with an attorney for non-criminal matters. All sessions are confidential, and Spanish-speaking professionals will be available as needed.

We are so grateful to the Connecticut Bar Association and the New Milford Public Library for making New Milford the first Litchfield County location for this program, and to the Greater New Milford attorneys who have already signed up to volunteer. Their dedication has been essential in bringing this valuable legal support to our community.

New Milford’s sessions will run on the 4th Thursday of each month - just call or email the library to reserve a session in advance. Or click the link to register.

Attorneys interested in volunteering can contact Paula Elfont at 860-354-4444 or paulae@newmilfordlegal.com.