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Tuesday September 8, 2026
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Tuesdays - TEAC After School Tuesdays - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Children ages 8+ will have the option to participate in Needlepoint and crochet on Mondays and/or Tuesdays. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. Max: 18Fall Tuesdays: 9/8 - 10/13Late Fall Tuesdays: 10/20 - 12/1, (no class on 11/3)Bonus Days: 12/8 & 12/15  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Wednesday September 9, 2026
3:50 PM - 5:00 PM    TEAC Fine Art Fundamentals - Wed - TEAC Fine Art Fundamentals - Fall
Instructor: Keri English-GiddesStudents will learn fundamental methods of drawing and painting and will work in a variety of mediums: charcoal, watercolors, colored pencils and pastels. Get ready to see your child’s work come to life as they build upon their foundation, learn from trial and error, and watch them break out of their comfort zones as they try new techniques. All session are 6 weeks. Each student MUST bring a sketchbook with them on the first day. We will keep the sketchbooks with us all 6 weeks and they will bring them home on the last class. Minimum size 11x14. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 10 studentsWednesdaysFall: 9/9 - 10/14Late Fall: 10/21 - 12/9, (11/18 & 11/25)Time: 3:50pm - 5:00pm    Ages: 7-12Fee per session: $245 (Please bring a 10X14 sketchpad)Location: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road *TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Wednesdays - TEAC After School Wednesday - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 10Fall Wednesday: 9/9 - 10/14Late Fall Wednesdays: 10/21 - 12/9, (no class on 11/18 & 11/25)Bonus Day: 12/16  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Thursday September 10, 2026
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM    TEAC Learn To Crochet - Middle School - Learn To Crochet & Needlepoint (Middle School)
Discover the art of crochet and needlepoint in this beginner friendly class. Students will have the option to learn crochet and/or needlepoint during these 6 weeks. This class will guide you through the essential techniques, including how to hold your yarn and make a variety of stitches. By the end of the session, you’ll have completed the basics of crochet and needlepoint to make your own projects. TO BRING:If your student chooses crochet after the first class, a link for a crochet hook and a skein of yarn will be provided. Needlepoint supplies are included in the fee of the class.Early fall: Thursdays: 9/10-10/15, 6-weeksTime: 3:00pm - 4:30pmFee: $192/per sessionAges: 11-15Location: Easton Art CenterLimit 6TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #7 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from HKMS. ~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.
 
3:50 PM - 5:00 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Thursdays - TEAC After School Thursdays - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 18Fall Thursdays: 9/10 - 10/15Late Fall Thursdays: 10/22 - 12/10, (no class on 11/19 & 11/26)Bonus Day: 12/17  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION ~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited. ~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days) ~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child. LATE PICK UPS The Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.   
 
Friday September 11, 2026
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM    Pickleball Lessons (Fall) - CO-ED Adult - Pickleball - Beginner/Adv. Beg.
Players learn basic strokes (i.e., groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and dinks), strategy (transition zone), and the game rules and scoring. More advanced players focus on placement and strategy. Players also enjoy match play in this friendly setup. Players should wear tennis or court shoes and bring their own paddle and water bottle (the instructor may have paddles to borrow). Taught by Fairfield County Tennis.Beginner/Adv Beginner Pickleball: ‘Pickle curious’ still learning strokes, rules, and scorekeeping. Dates: Fridays, Sept 11 – Oct 2, 4-weeks (no class on 10/9) Rain make-up 10/16*Weather Cancellations - You will receive an email and a text if class is cancelled due to weather. Please make sure you are signed up for both.Time: 1:45pm-3:15pmFee: $160Ages: 18+Location: Sport Hill Road/Helen Keller CourtsMin 3/Max 8 players
 
3:15 PM - 4:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Pee Wee Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades K-2 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades K-2 & 3-5 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades 5-7 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Adult Cardio Point Play (Fall) - with Fairfield County Tennis - Adult Cardio Point Play
Cardio Tennis is fun, social group fitness class with a tennis twist. You will get the opportunity to practice your tennis skills and at the same time workout. Point Play: Point play develops skills and strategies for effective baseline and net play. Drills consist of 3 teams of 2 players playing out baseline points, then moving to the net for volleys and overheads.Low Intermediate/IntermediateDates: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-weeks (weather make-up would be on 10/16)Time: 6:00pm-7:30pmAges: 18+Fee: $190/per sessionLocation: Sport Hill Road CourtsAny make-up classes will be added to the end of the session.Min 3/Max 6 playersNon-residents pay an additional 10% per session, per participant. For more info contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis Cancellation Line before/after normal business hours: 203-283-5629
 
Monday September 14, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Mondays - TEAC After School Mondays - Fall
Fall & Winter AfterschoolHave your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Children ages 8+ will have the option to participate in Needlepoint and crochet on Mondays and/or Tuesdays. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 18Fall Mondays: 9/14 - 11/2 (no class on 9/21 & 10/12)Late Fall Mondays: 11/9 - 12/14  Time: 3:50pm - 5:20pmAges: 4-11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations. You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    TEAC Learn To Crochet (Adults) - TEAC Learn To Crochet
Discover the art of crochet in this beginner-friendly class! Whether you’ve never picked up a hook before or need a refresher, this class will guide you through the essential techniques, including how to hold your yarn and make basic stitches. By the end of the session, you’ll have the skills to start your first crochet project with confidence. Small supply list (yarn and hook) will follow registration via text message. Dates: Mondays, 9/14 - 11/2, (no class on 9/21 & 10/12), 6-weeksTime: 6:00pm-7:30pmCost: $192 Ages: 18+Limit 6
 
Tuesday September 15, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    iCook After-School - Cooking Class For Kids - Fall - Sugar & Spice
Fall -  Sugar & Spice (And Everything Nice!) In our Sugar and Spice culinary program, young chefs create one sweet and one savory recipe each class while building confidence and essential kitchen skills. Students learn hands-on techniques such as measuring, mixing, layering, folding, glazing, and plating as they prepare recipes like Pumpkin Cream Trifle, Chocolate Orange Tart, and Triple Berry Pancake Muffins. Through themed lessons, they discover how fresh, seasonal ingredients and flavorful spices can transform everyday recipes into delicious, nutritious dishes while exploring where food comes from and the science of flavor. By the end of the program, students will have the skills and creativity to recreate healthy, flavorful recipes at home. Please list any allergies when you register.Foundational cooking skills will be taught, including proper techniques for baking, measuring, mixing, slicing, dicing, and, of course, kitchen safety! We hope to see you in the kitchen soon. Run by iCook After-School, for more info you can go to their website at www.icookafterschool.com. Fall Dates: Tuesdays, 9/15 - 10/20, 6-weeks Winter Dates: Tuesdays, 11/10 - 12/15, 6-weeksAny make-ups will be added to the end of the session. Grades: 2-5 Time: 3:50pm - 4:50pmLocation: SSES Classroom# 160Cost: $180/per sessionPlease list any allergies when you register.Winter - All Around the World - Get ready to travel the globe through food in our Around the World Cuisine kid’s culinary class! Our chefs-in-training will discover exciting international flavors as they prepare healthy, hands-on recipes inspired by the cuisines and traditions of Europe, Southeast Asia, Central America, and more. Along the way, they'll learn about fresh herbs and vegetables, and how these ingredients elevate the taste and aroma of each dish. Kids will build confidence in the kitchen while mastering techniques like slicing, dicing, folding, baking, zesting, and more—all in a fun and supportive environment. All ingredients and supplies are included!We hope to see you in the kitchen soon Run by iCook After-School, for more info you can go to their website at www.icookafterschool.com.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    Play-Well TEKnologies Using LEGO - Dino Design
Fall Session - Dino Design Using LEGO® Materials (6-weeks)Travel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Guided by our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors, young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Design and engineer secure habitats for gentle herbivores, embark on daring expeditions to track down elusive species, and uncover the secrets of powerful predator dinosaurs. Get ready for a dino-sized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination! Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trained Play-Well instructor.Winter Session - Winter Wonderland Using LEGO® Materials (5-weeks)Bundle up, we’re creating a spectacular Winter Wonderland! Build bobsleds, design snowplows, and take a ride on the Polar Express. Explore your snowiest ideas and learn STEM concepts with tens of thousands of LEGO® pieces at your mitten-tips and the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor.Run by: Play-Well TEKnologies - www.play-well.orgFall Session - Dino Design: Tuesdays, 9/15 - 10/20, 6-weeks Winter Session - Winter Wonderland: Tuesdays, 11/10 - 12/8, 5-weeksAny make-ups will be added to the end of the session. Time: 3:50pm-4:50pm Grades: K-4Fee: $152/per 6-week session - $126/per 5-week sessionLocation: SSES Room#TBD
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Tuesdays - TEAC After School Tuesdays - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Children ages 8+ will have the option to participate in Needlepoint and crochet on Mondays and/or Tuesdays. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. Max: 18Fall Tuesdays: 9/8 - 10/13Late Fall Tuesdays: 10/20 - 12/1, (no class on 11/3)Bonus Days: 12/8 & 12/15  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Wednesday September 16, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:50 PM - 5:00 PM    TEAC Fine Art Fundamentals - Wed - TEAC Fine Art Fundamentals - Fall
Instructor: Keri English-GiddesStudents will learn fundamental methods of drawing and painting and will work in a variety of mediums: charcoal, watercolors, colored pencils and pastels. Get ready to see your child’s work come to life as they build upon their foundation, learn from trial and error, and watch them break out of their comfort zones as they try new techniques. All session are 6 weeks. Each student MUST bring a sketchbook with them on the first day. We will keep the sketchbooks with us all 6 weeks and they will bring them home on the last class. Minimum size 11x14. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 10 studentsWednesdaysFall: 9/9 - 10/14Late Fall: 10/21 - 12/9, (11/18 & 11/25)Time: 3:50pm - 5:00pm    Ages: 7-12Fee per session: $245 (Please bring a 10X14 sketchpad)Location: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road *TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Wednesdays - TEAC After School Wednesday - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 10Fall Wednesday: 9/9 - 10/14Late Fall Wednesdays: 10/21 - 12/9, (no class on 11/18 & 11/25)Bonus Day: 12/16  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Thursday September 17, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM    TEAC Learn To Crochet - Middle School - Learn To Crochet & Needlepoint (Middle School)
Discover the art of crochet and needlepoint in this beginner friendly class. Students will have the option to learn crochet and/or needlepoint during these 6 weeks. This class will guide you through the essential techniques, including how to hold your yarn and make a variety of stitches. By the end of the session, you’ll have completed the basics of crochet and needlepoint to make your own projects. TO BRING:If your student chooses crochet after the first class, a link for a crochet hook and a skein of yarn will be provided. Needlepoint supplies are included in the fee of the class.Early fall: Thursdays: 9/10-10/15, 6-weeksTime: 3:00pm - 4:30pmFee: $192/per sessionAges: 11-15Location: Easton Art CenterLimit 6TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #7 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from HKMS. ~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    Tang Soo Do - KAMAS Karate - Tang Soo Do - Fall
Master James King of King Academy of Martial Arts & Self-defense (KAMAS Karate) will train students in the discipline of Tang Soo Do. As such, students in this program are guided and challenged in the basic principles of the art to introduce the underlining principles of conduct of Tang Soo Do (honesty, courtesy, integrity, self-control, perseverance, and indomitable spirit). Emphasis is placed on enhancing each student’s physical, mental, and social development to influence the positive life skills and characteristics of discipline and self-confidence. The techniques taught inclusive of all kicks, strikes, blocks, stances, forms, sparring, and self-defense are aligned to the traditional teachings of Tang Soo Do as sanction by the ATA. Students will have the opportunity to achieve belts and will test for belt advancement throughout the program. For more information go to www.kamaskarate.com Optional Uniform - Can order from Amazon.The program is credentialed and sanctioned by the American Tang Soo Association and the teachings of the legendary Grand Master Richard Byrne and reputable ATA Masters.Any make-up classes will be made up at the end of the session.Fall Session: Thursdays, 9/17 - 11/5, 8-weeksWinter Session: Thursdays, 1/21 - 3/18, (no class on 2/18) 8-weeksTime: 3:50pm-4:50pmGrades: K-5Location: SSES Large GymFee: $192/per 8-week sessionMin of 10 students to run program.
 
3:50 PM - 5:00 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Thursdays - TEAC After School Thursdays - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 18Fall Thursdays: 9/10 - 10/15Late Fall Thursdays: 10/22 - 12/10, (no class on 11/19 & 11/26)Bonus Day: 12/17  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION ~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited. ~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days) ~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child. LATE PICK UPS The Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.   
 
Friday September 18, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM    Pickleball Lessons (Fall) - CO-ED Adult - Pickleball - Beginner/Adv. Beg.
Players learn basic strokes (i.e., groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and dinks), strategy (transition zone), and the game rules and scoring. More advanced players focus on placement and strategy. Players also enjoy match play in this friendly setup. Players should wear tennis or court shoes and bring their own paddle and water bottle (the instructor may have paddles to borrow). Taught by Fairfield County Tennis.Beginner/Adv Beginner Pickleball: ‘Pickle curious’ still learning strokes, rules, and scorekeeping. Dates: Fridays, Sept 11 – Oct 2, 4-weeks (no class on 10/9) Rain make-up 10/16*Weather Cancellations - You will receive an email and a text if class is cancelled due to weather. Please make sure you are signed up for both.Time: 1:45pm-3:15pmFee: $160Ages: 18+Location: Sport Hill Road/Helen Keller CourtsMin 3/Max 8 players
 
3:15 PM - 4:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Pee Wee Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades K-2 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades K-2 & 3-5 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades 5-7 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Adult Cardio Point Play (Fall) - with Fairfield County Tennis - Adult Cardio Point Play
Cardio Tennis is fun, social group fitness class with a tennis twist. You will get the opportunity to practice your tennis skills and at the same time workout. Point Play: Point play develops skills and strategies for effective baseline and net play. Drills consist of 3 teams of 2 players playing out baseline points, then moving to the net for volleys and overheads.Low Intermediate/IntermediateDates: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-weeks (weather make-up would be on 10/16)Time: 6:00pm-7:30pmAges: 18+Fee: $190/per sessionLocation: Sport Hill Road CourtsAny make-up classes will be added to the end of the session.Min 3/Max 6 playersNon-residents pay an additional 10% per session, per participant. For more info contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis Cancellation Line before/after normal business hours: 203-283-5629
 
Saturday September 19, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
Sunday September 20, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
Monday September 21, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM    TEAC Sept Camp Day - TEAC September 21st Camp Day
Please have your child(ren) join us for a day of art and creative fun. Dress for a mess and pack a nut free lunch and refillable water bottle.Needlepoint & Crochet lessons offered to ages 8+ that day.Date: Mon, Sept 21Time: 10:00am-2:00pmFee: $88/per dayAges: 4 and upLocation: The Easton Arts Center - 652 Morehouse RoadLate Pick UpsThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5 minute grace period. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5 minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Tuesday September 22, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    iCook After-School - Cooking Class For Kids - Fall - Sugar & Spice
Fall -  Sugar & Spice (And Everything Nice!) In our Sugar and Spice culinary program, young chefs create one sweet and one savory recipe each class while building confidence and essential kitchen skills. Students learn hands-on techniques such as measuring, mixing, layering, folding, glazing, and plating as they prepare recipes like Pumpkin Cream Trifle, Chocolate Orange Tart, and Triple Berry Pancake Muffins. Through themed lessons, they discover how fresh, seasonal ingredients and flavorful spices can transform everyday recipes into delicious, nutritious dishes while exploring where food comes from and the science of flavor. By the end of the program, students will have the skills and creativity to recreate healthy, flavorful recipes at home. Please list any allergies when you register.Foundational cooking skills will be taught, including proper techniques for baking, measuring, mixing, slicing, dicing, and, of course, kitchen safety! We hope to see you in the kitchen soon. Run by iCook After-School, for more info you can go to their website at www.icookafterschool.com. Fall Dates: Tuesdays, 9/15 - 10/20, 6-weeks Winter Dates: Tuesdays, 11/10 - 12/15, 6-weeksAny make-ups will be added to the end of the session. Grades: 2-5 Time: 3:50pm - 4:50pmLocation: SSES Classroom# 160Cost: $180/per sessionPlease list any allergies when you register.Winter - All Around the World - Get ready to travel the globe through food in our Around the World Cuisine kid’s culinary class! Our chefs-in-training will discover exciting international flavors as they prepare healthy, hands-on recipes inspired by the cuisines and traditions of Europe, Southeast Asia, Central America, and more. Along the way, they'll learn about fresh herbs and vegetables, and how these ingredients elevate the taste and aroma of each dish. Kids will build confidence in the kitchen while mastering techniques like slicing, dicing, folding, baking, zesting, and more—all in a fun and supportive environment. All ingredients and supplies are included!We hope to see you in the kitchen soon Run by iCook After-School, for more info you can go to their website at www.icookafterschool.com.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    Play-Well TEKnologies Using LEGO - Dino Design
Fall Session - Dino Design Using LEGO® Materials (6-weeks)Travel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Guided by our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors, young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Design and engineer secure habitats for gentle herbivores, embark on daring expeditions to track down elusive species, and uncover the secrets of powerful predator dinosaurs. Get ready for a dino-sized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination! Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trained Play-Well instructor.Winter Session - Winter Wonderland Using LEGO® Materials (5-weeks)Bundle up, we’re creating a spectacular Winter Wonderland! Build bobsleds, design snowplows, and take a ride on the Polar Express. Explore your snowiest ideas and learn STEM concepts with tens of thousands of LEGO® pieces at your mitten-tips and the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor.Run by: Play-Well TEKnologies - www.play-well.orgFall Session - Dino Design: Tuesdays, 9/15 - 10/20, 6-weeks Winter Session - Winter Wonderland: Tuesdays, 11/10 - 12/8, 5-weeksAny make-ups will be added to the end of the session. Time: 3:50pm-4:50pm Grades: K-4Fee: $152/per 6-week session - $126/per 5-week sessionLocation: SSES Room#TBD
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Tuesdays - TEAC After School Tuesdays - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Children ages 8+ will have the option to participate in Needlepoint and crochet on Mondays and/or Tuesdays. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. Max: 18Fall Tuesdays: 9/8 - 10/13Late Fall Tuesdays: 10/20 - 12/1, (no class on 11/3)Bonus Days: 12/8 & 12/15  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Wednesday September 23, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:50 PM - 5:00 PM    TEAC Fine Art Fundamentals - Wed - TEAC Fine Art Fundamentals - Fall
Instructor: Keri English-GiddesStudents will learn fundamental methods of drawing and painting and will work in a variety of mediums: charcoal, watercolors, colored pencils and pastels. Get ready to see your child’s work come to life as they build upon their foundation, learn from trial and error, and watch them break out of their comfort zones as they try new techniques. All session are 6 weeks. Each student MUST bring a sketchbook with them on the first day. We will keep the sketchbooks with us all 6 weeks and they will bring them home on the last class. Minimum size 11x14. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 10 studentsWednesdaysFall: 9/9 - 10/14Late Fall: 10/21 - 12/9, (11/18 & 11/25)Time: 3:50pm - 5:00pm    Ages: 7-12Fee per session: $245 (Please bring a 10X14 sketchpad)Location: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road *TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Wednesdays - TEAC After School Wednesday - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 10Fall Wednesday: 9/9 - 10/14Late Fall Wednesdays: 10/21 - 12/9, (no class on 11/18 & 11/25)Bonus Day: 12/16  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Thursday September 24, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM    TEAC Learn To Crochet - Middle School - Learn To Crochet & Needlepoint (Middle School)
Discover the art of crochet and needlepoint in this beginner friendly class. Students will have the option to learn crochet and/or needlepoint during these 6 weeks. This class will guide you through the essential techniques, including how to hold your yarn and make a variety of stitches. By the end of the session, you’ll have completed the basics of crochet and needlepoint to make your own projects. TO BRING:If your student chooses crochet after the first class, a link for a crochet hook and a skein of yarn will be provided. Needlepoint supplies are included in the fee of the class.Early fall: Thursdays: 9/10-10/15, 6-weeksTime: 3:00pm - 4:30pmFee: $192/per sessionAges: 11-15Location: Easton Art CenterLimit 6TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #7 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from HKMS. ~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    Tang Soo Do - KAMAS Karate - Tang Soo Do - Fall
Master James King of King Academy of Martial Arts & Self-defense (KAMAS Karate) will train students in the discipline of Tang Soo Do. As such, students in this program are guided and challenged in the basic principles of the art to introduce the underlining principles of conduct of Tang Soo Do (honesty, courtesy, integrity, self-control, perseverance, and indomitable spirit). Emphasis is placed on enhancing each student’s physical, mental, and social development to influence the positive life skills and characteristics of discipline and self-confidence. The techniques taught inclusive of all kicks, strikes, blocks, stances, forms, sparring, and self-defense are aligned to the traditional teachings of Tang Soo Do as sanction by the ATA. Students will have the opportunity to achieve belts and will test for belt advancement throughout the program. For more information go to www.kamaskarate.com Optional Uniform - Can order from Amazon.The program is credentialed and sanctioned by the American Tang Soo Association and the teachings of the legendary Grand Master Richard Byrne and reputable ATA Masters.Any make-up classes will be made up at the end of the session.Fall Session: Thursdays, 9/17 - 11/5, 8-weeksWinter Session: Thursdays, 1/21 - 3/18, (no class on 2/18) 8-weeksTime: 3:50pm-4:50pmGrades: K-5Location: SSES Large GymFee: $192/per 8-week sessionMin of 10 students to run program.
 
3:50 PM - 5:00 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Thursdays - TEAC After School Thursdays - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 18Fall Thursdays: 9/10 - 10/15Late Fall Thursdays: 10/22 - 12/10, (no class on 11/19 & 11/26)Bonus Day: 12/17  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION ~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited. ~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days) ~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child. LATE PICK UPS The Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.   
 
Friday September 25, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM    Pickleball Lessons (Fall) - CO-ED Adult - Pickleball - Beginner/Adv. Beg.
Players learn basic strokes (i.e., groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and dinks), strategy (transition zone), and the game rules and scoring. More advanced players focus on placement and strategy. Players also enjoy match play in this friendly setup. Players should wear tennis or court shoes and bring their own paddle and water bottle (the instructor may have paddles to borrow). Taught by Fairfield County Tennis.Beginner/Adv Beginner Pickleball: ‘Pickle curious’ still learning strokes, rules, and scorekeeping. Dates: Fridays, Sept 11 – Oct 2, 4-weeks (no class on 10/9) Rain make-up 10/16*Weather Cancellations - You will receive an email and a text if class is cancelled due to weather. Please make sure you are signed up for both.Time: 1:45pm-3:15pmFee: $160Ages: 18+Location: Sport Hill Road/Helen Keller CourtsMin 3/Max 8 players
 
3:15 PM - 4:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Pee Wee Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades K-2 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades K-2 & 3-5 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades 5-7 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Adult Cardio Point Play (Fall) - with Fairfield County Tennis - Adult Cardio Point Play
Cardio Tennis is fun, social group fitness class with a tennis twist. You will get the opportunity to practice your tennis skills and at the same time workout. Point Play: Point play develops skills and strategies for effective baseline and net play. Drills consist of 3 teams of 2 players playing out baseline points, then moving to the net for volleys and overheads.Low Intermediate/IntermediateDates: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-weeks (weather make-up would be on 10/16)Time: 6:00pm-7:30pmAges: 18+Fee: $190/per sessionLocation: Sport Hill Road CourtsAny make-up classes will be added to the end of the session.Min 3/Max 6 playersNon-residents pay an additional 10% per session, per participant. For more info contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis Cancellation Line before/after normal business hours: 203-283-5629
 
Saturday September 26, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
Sunday September 27, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
Monday September 28, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    Chess by CT Kids Play Chess, Inc. - Chess - Fall
Chess is the fun game of thinking. It has been proven to develop memory, concentration, focus, logical thinking and the ability to calculate. The first class will be a review of the basics. Subsequent classes will offer some simple rules the student can use to select a move throughout the game. Sessions will involve a combination of learning and supervised playing.  The last class will consist of a tournament with prizes. All participants must know how the pieces move and the basic rules of chess. Connecticut Kids Play Chess, Inc. (CKPCI) one of the largest chess teaching organizations in Connecticut, will once again run the program. Glenn Budzinski, the owner of CKPCI, a life-long chess teacher, Expert-rated player and certified chess tournament director, will teach the class.Fall Session: Mondays, 9/28 - 11/9, (no class on 10/12) 6-weeksTime: 3:50pm-4:50pmGrades: 3-5Location: SSES LibraryFee: $120/per 6-week session Min of 8 students
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Mondays - TEAC After School Mondays - Fall
Fall & Winter AfterschoolHave your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Children ages 8+ will have the option to participate in Needlepoint and crochet on Mondays and/or Tuesdays. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 18Fall Mondays: 9/14 - 11/2 (no class on 9/21 & 10/12)Late Fall Mondays: 11/9 - 12/14  Time: 3:50pm - 5:20pmAges: 4-11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations. You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    TEAC Learn To Crochet (Adults) - TEAC Learn To Crochet
Discover the art of crochet in this beginner-friendly class! Whether you’ve never picked up a hook before or need a refresher, this class will guide you through the essential techniques, including how to hold your yarn and make basic stitches. By the end of the session, you’ll have the skills to start your first crochet project with confidence. Small supply list (yarn and hook) will follow registration via text message. Dates: Mondays, 9/14 - 11/2, (no class on 9/21 & 10/12), 6-weeksTime: 6:00pm-7:30pmCost: $192 Ages: 18+Limit 6
 
Tuesday September 29, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    iCook After-School - Cooking Class For Kids - Fall - Sugar & Spice
Fall -  Sugar & Spice (And Everything Nice!) In our Sugar and Spice culinary program, young chefs create one sweet and one savory recipe each class while building confidence and essential kitchen skills. Students learn hands-on techniques such as measuring, mixing, layering, folding, glazing, and plating as they prepare recipes like Pumpkin Cream Trifle, Chocolate Orange Tart, and Triple Berry Pancake Muffins. Through themed lessons, they discover how fresh, seasonal ingredients and flavorful spices can transform everyday recipes into delicious, nutritious dishes while exploring where food comes from and the science of flavor. By the end of the program, students will have the skills and creativity to recreate healthy, flavorful recipes at home. Please list any allergies when you register.Foundational cooking skills will be taught, including proper techniques for baking, measuring, mixing, slicing, dicing, and, of course, kitchen safety! We hope to see you in the kitchen soon. Run by iCook After-School, for more info you can go to their website at www.icookafterschool.com. Fall Dates: Tuesdays, 9/15 - 10/20, 6-weeks Winter Dates: Tuesdays, 11/10 - 12/15, 6-weeksAny make-ups will be added to the end of the session. Grades: 2-5 Time: 3:50pm - 4:50pmLocation: SSES Classroom# 160Cost: $180/per sessionPlease list any allergies when you register.Winter - All Around the World - Get ready to travel the globe through food in our Around the World Cuisine kid’s culinary class! Our chefs-in-training will discover exciting international flavors as they prepare healthy, hands-on recipes inspired by the cuisines and traditions of Europe, Southeast Asia, Central America, and more. Along the way, they'll learn about fresh herbs and vegetables, and how these ingredients elevate the taste and aroma of each dish. Kids will build confidence in the kitchen while mastering techniques like slicing, dicing, folding, baking, zesting, and more—all in a fun and supportive environment. All ingredients and supplies are included!We hope to see you in the kitchen soon Run by iCook After-School, for more info you can go to their website at www.icookafterschool.com.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    Play-Well TEKnologies Using LEGO - Dino Design
Fall Session - Dino Design Using LEGO® Materials (6-weeks)Travel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on STEM adventure powered by LEGO®! Guided by our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors, young builders will return to the age of dinosaurs, using LEGO® to bring the time of the dinosaurs to life. Design and engineer secure habitats for gentle herbivores, embark on daring expeditions to track down elusive species, and uncover the secrets of powerful predator dinosaurs. Get ready for a dino-sized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination! Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trained Play-Well instructor.Winter Session - Winter Wonderland Using LEGO® Materials (5-weeks)Bundle up, we’re creating a spectacular Winter Wonderland! Build bobsleds, design snowplows, and take a ride on the Polar Express. Explore your snowiest ideas and learn STEM concepts with tens of thousands of LEGO® pieces at your mitten-tips and the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor.Run by: Play-Well TEKnologies - www.play-well.orgFall Session - Dino Design: Tuesdays, 9/15 - 10/20, 6-weeks Winter Session - Winter Wonderland: Tuesdays, 11/10 - 12/8, 5-weeksAny make-ups will be added to the end of the session. Time: 3:50pm-4:50pm Grades: K-4Fee: $152/per 6-week session - $126/per 5-week sessionLocation: SSES Room#TBD
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Tuesdays - TEAC After School Tuesdays - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Children ages 8+ will have the option to participate in Needlepoint and crochet on Mondays and/or Tuesdays. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. Max: 18Fall Tuesdays: 9/8 - 10/13Late Fall Tuesdays: 10/20 - 12/1, (no class on 11/3)Bonus Days: 12/8 & 12/15  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Wednesday September 30, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:50 PM - 5:00 PM    TEAC Fine Art Fundamentals - Wed - TEAC Fine Art Fundamentals - Fall
Instructor: Keri English-GiddesStudents will learn fundamental methods of drawing and painting and will work in a variety of mediums: charcoal, watercolors, colored pencils and pastels. Get ready to see your child’s work come to life as they build upon their foundation, learn from trial and error, and watch them break out of their comfort zones as they try new techniques. All session are 6 weeks. Each student MUST bring a sketchbook with them on the first day. We will keep the sketchbooks with us all 6 weeks and they will bring them home on the last class. Minimum size 11x14. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 10 studentsWednesdaysFall: 9/9 - 10/14Late Fall: 10/21 - 12/9, (11/18 & 11/25)Time: 3:50pm - 5:00pm    Ages: 7-12Fee per session: $245 (Please bring a 10X14 sketchpad)Location: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road *TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
3:50 PM - 5:20 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Wednesdays - TEAC After School Wednesday - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 10Fall Wednesday: 9/9 - 10/14Late Fall Wednesdays: 10/21 - 12/9, (no class on 11/18 & 11/25)Bonus Day: 12/16  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited.~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days)~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.LATE PICK UPSThe Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.
 
Thursday October 1, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM    TEAC Learn To Crochet - Middle School - Learn To Crochet & Needlepoint (Middle School)
Discover the art of crochet and needlepoint in this beginner friendly class. Students will have the option to learn crochet and/or needlepoint during these 6 weeks. This class will guide you through the essential techniques, including how to hold your yarn and make a variety of stitches. By the end of the session, you’ll have completed the basics of crochet and needlepoint to make your own projects. TO BRING:If your student chooses crochet after the first class, a link for a crochet hook and a skein of yarn will be provided. Needlepoint supplies are included in the fee of the class.Early fall: Thursdays: 9/10-10/15, 6-weeksTime: 3:00pm - 4:30pmFee: $192/per sessionAges: 11-15Location: Easton Art CenterLimit 6TRANSPORTATION~ TEAC uses bus #7 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from HKMS. ~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child.
 
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM    Tang Soo Do - KAMAS Karate - Tang Soo Do - Fall
Master James King of King Academy of Martial Arts & Self-defense (KAMAS Karate) will train students in the discipline of Tang Soo Do. As such, students in this program are guided and challenged in the basic principles of the art to introduce the underlining principles of conduct of Tang Soo Do (honesty, courtesy, integrity, self-control, perseverance, and indomitable spirit). Emphasis is placed on enhancing each student’s physical, mental, and social development to influence the positive life skills and characteristics of discipline and self-confidence. The techniques taught inclusive of all kicks, strikes, blocks, stances, forms, sparring, and self-defense are aligned to the traditional teachings of Tang Soo Do as sanction by the ATA. Students will have the opportunity to achieve belts and will test for belt advancement throughout the program. For more information go to www.kamaskarate.com Optional Uniform - Can order from Amazon.The program is credentialed and sanctioned by the American Tang Soo Association and the teachings of the legendary Grand Master Richard Byrne and reputable ATA Masters.Any make-up classes will be made up at the end of the session.Fall Session: Thursdays, 9/17 - 11/5, 8-weeksWinter Session: Thursdays, 1/21 - 3/18, (no class on 2/18) 8-weeksTime: 3:50pm-4:50pmGrades: K-5Location: SSES Large GymFee: $192/per 8-week sessionMin of 10 students to run program.
 
3:50 PM - 5:00 PM    TEAC After School Open Studio Thursdays - TEAC After School Thursdays - Fall
Have your child join us 1, 2, 3 or 4 days after school at TEAC (The Easton Arts Center) for OPEN STUDIO. Students will have the freedom to use their creative license with some guided instruction. Students will have access to a wide variety of materials including paint, drawing supplies, cardboard, foam, model magic, fabric, beads, glue and plenty of recycled material. Please dress them for a mess and pack an optional snack. Please keep in mind we are a nut-free facility. All session are 6 weeks. All sessions are 6-weeks. Max: 18Fall Thursdays: 9/10 - 10/15Late Fall Thursdays: 10/22 - 12/10, (no class on 11/19 & 11/26)Bonus Day: 12/17  Fee: $35/per dayTime: 3:50pm-5:20pmAges: 4 - 11Fee: $192.00/per 6-week sessionLocation: TEAC - 652 Morehouse Road*There is no prorating for missed classes or late registrations.  You can do a make-up class on a different day after school if the class is not full.*TRANSPORTATION ~ TEAC uses bus #11 to bring children to the Easton Arts Center from SSES. Space is limited. ~ Children must be listed as bus #11 in dismissal manager before 1:30pm on the day of each art class. (By 11am on 1/2 days) ~ Parents/caregivers always have the option to drive their child. LATE PICK UPS The Easton Arts Center Programs conclude at a specific time. We ask that parents make every effort to pick up their child/children on time. We do understand that sometimes circumstances arise and for this reason we will be instituting a 5-minute grace period for occasional, unforeseen delays. This grace period is not intended to extend the scheduled pickup time. Any child/children that are picked up after that 5-minute grace period, are considered a “late pick up” and will be charged a fee of $5, then $1 a minute each additional minute until pickup.   
 
Friday October 2, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM    Pickleball Lessons (Fall) - CO-ED Adult - Pickleball - Beginner/Adv. Beg.
Players learn basic strokes (i.e., groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and dinks), strategy (transition zone), and the game rules and scoring. More advanced players focus on placement and strategy. Players also enjoy match play in this friendly setup. Players should wear tennis or court shoes and bring their own paddle and water bottle (the instructor may have paddles to borrow). Taught by Fairfield County Tennis.Beginner/Adv Beginner Pickleball: ‘Pickle curious’ still learning strokes, rules, and scorekeeping. Dates: Fridays, Sept 11 – Oct 2, 4-weeks (no class on 10/9) Rain make-up 10/16*Weather Cancellations - You will receive an email and a text if class is cancelled due to weather. Please make sure you are signed up for both.Time: 1:45pm-3:15pmFee: $160Ages: 18+Location: Sport Hill Road/Helen Keller CourtsMin 3/Max 8 players
 
3:15 PM - 4:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Pee Wee Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades K-2 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades K-2 & 3-5 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM    Tennis Outdoor: Fall - Grades 5-7 Outdoor Fall Tennis
Classes will focus on teaching basic strokes along with playing lots of games. This is for beginners/advanced beginners. Classes will be taught by certified instructors with a ratio of 5 students to 1 instructor. ~ Students must bring their own racquet's & water bottles.~ We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.~ Weather Emails - You will receive an email from Easton P&R if class is cancelled due to weather (check your spam). There will also be an alert on our website.Dates for all: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-week session Make-up classes will be held on 10/16.Location for all: Helen Keller/Sport Hill Road Courts - We do not offer transportation from SSES to the courts.Pee Wee's: Ages 3-5Time: 3:15pm-4:00pmFee: $95/per sessionJunior Classes - Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFee: $120/per sessionGRADES & TIMES:Grades K-2 - 4:00pm-5:00pm *Grades K-2 & 3-5 - 5:00pm-6:00pm*Grades 5-7 - 6:00pm-7:00pm Min 3, Max 6 per instructor, Max 12 per class*Players attending a later session cannot wait unattended, they must be with a parent/guardian.Beginner: Player has either never held a racquet or has played sparingly without having had formal instruction. Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, starts to make contact with ball on regular basis. For more information contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis after hours cancellation line 203-283-5629.
 
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM    Adult Cardio Point Play (Fall) - with Fairfield County Tennis - Adult Cardio Point Play
Cardio Tennis is fun, social group fitness class with a tennis twist. You will get the opportunity to practice your tennis skills and at the same time workout. Point Play: Point play develops skills and strategies for effective baseline and net play. Drills consist of 3 teams of 2 players playing out baseline points, then moving to the net for volleys and overheads.Low Intermediate/IntermediateDates: Fridays, 9/11 - 10/2, 4-weeks (weather make-up would be on 10/16)Time: 6:00pm-7:30pmAges: 18+Fee: $190/per sessionLocation: Sport Hill Road CourtsAny make-up classes will be added to the end of the session.Min 3/Max 6 playersNon-residents pay an additional 10% per session, per participant. For more info contact Fairfield County Tennis at 203-640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net. Fairfield County Tennis Cancellation Line before/after normal business hours: 203-283-5629
 
Saturday October 3, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.
 
Sunday October 4, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Easton Scarecrow Palooza on Morehouse - Scarecrow Registration
Let's have some fall fun! We would like residents, businesses, schools, town offices, really everyone to create some amazing scarecrows! The scarecrows will be posted on the split-rail fencing at Morehouse Field. This way they can be on display for our Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th! Get your fall creative juices flowing! Let's get Morehouse ready for HALLOWEEN!FIRST 10 REGISTERED GET A FREE HAY BALE FOR YOUR SCARECROW!!!(We will notify you via email if you receive a hay bale)Please read all information below, it is IMPORTANT. Unfortunately, any scarecrow that does not adhere to the requirements will be taken down. 1) You MUST REGISTER on our website at www.eastonrec.com. 2) Once you have finished making and attaching your scarecrow to the Morehouse fencing, please email us a picture to eastonpr@eastonct.gov with your name and your disposal preference, see below. Once up, all scarecrows will be assigned a number for judging.If you have any questions, please contact our office. 1. Official Contest Rules & Guidelines.• Registration Requirement: All entries must register by October 16, 2026. Scarecrows can start being put up on Friday, October 16th and must be up and emailed by Wednesday, October 28th. The area will be marked.• Dimensions & Boundaries: Scarecrows must fit within a 4-foot-wide section of the fence. They cannot extend more than 2-feet outward, and must sit 6-inches above the grass line to allow for line trimming/weed whacking.• Attachment Rules: Entries must be secured to the fence using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or twine. It may have to withstand rain and wind. Screws, nails, and wire that could damage the fence or injure someone are strictly prohibited.• Material Constraints: Please use old clothing and hay, things that are easily disposed of.  No perishable food, real pumpkins, or glass elements may be used.• Contest Policy: Displays must be family-friendly. No political themes, excessive gore, or offensive content will be permitted.2. Post-Event Cleanup & Disposal• The Opt-In Disposal: On your registration, please answer whether you want your scarecrow back or not. We will begin removing and discarding them as of Wednesday, November 4th.• The "Take-Home" Window: We will give all participants through Monday, November 2nd to take their scarecrows. 3. Judging Categories & Prizes: Judging will take place on Thursday, October 29th and be announced on our FACEBOOK page and at the Trunk or Treat on Friday, October 30th.• The "Town Spirit" Award: Best representation of the small town's history, local business, or school mascot.• Best Traditional: The quintessential, classic, straw-stuffed scarecrow.• Spookiest (but family-friendly): Best Halloween-themed or creepy (but not too scary).• Prizes: Gift cards for our winners and a photo on our Facebook page.