Activities for and about families, or of interest to families with children (but not solely child-oriented)
The Wildcats are taking over Winchester! The Winchester Cooperative Theatre is thrilled to bring Disney's High School Musical Jr. to the stage this fall. Based on the smash hit Disney Channel original movie, this high-energy production follows East High's beloved Wildcats as they navigate friendships, first crushes, and the excitement of a new school year.
Come and experience fall-themed events, food, bouncy houses, and games for the entire family. Bring your friends and neighbors!
Considering preschool for next year? Come to our Open House. You and your child will have the opportunity to experience our magic and:
Pop in at your convenience or stay for the entire morning. Siblings are welcome too!
Register at winrec.com or call Sonja Ferraguto at (781) 721-7125 for
Considering preschool for next year?
Come to our Open House on Tuesday, November 4 from 10am-12pm. You and your child will have the opportunity to experience our magic and:
•meet our dedicated teachers
•tour our large bright classrooms
•participate in hands-on activities
•learn about our curriculum
•experience our enrichment programs like gymnastics with Ms. Jenn (10:30am) & music with Mr. Andrew (11:30am)
•register for next year (or this year if you are interested!)
•take home a goodie bag!
Pop in at your convenience or stay for the entire morning. Siblings are welcome too!
We have a great family night community event for you, to help get you into the Halloween spirit. Our annual Halloween Movie Night Community Event will take place on Friday, October 3rd. The giant inflatable screen will grace the front lawn as we watch Monsters, Inc, rated G. To make it easy on a Friday night, there is an option to pre-order a whole cheese pizza (8 tasty slices)!
Seating is first come, first served. There will be no designated areas. You can bring a blanket/chairs to sit on.
The cost is only $10/person.
Children (and adults) are invited to wear costumes!
HOW TO REGISTER
Get into the spooky Halloween spirit at this family friendly event! This event is FREE and open to the public.
Bring in food items listed below/cash donation to support the Council of Social Concern‘s Thanksgiving baskets. Items must be new AND NOT PAST EXPIRATION!
items need: boxed instant mashed potatoes, cake mixes, penne/ziti/rigatoni, jars of sauce, knorr rice,cookies/crackers, hot chocolate mix, jelly,cold cereal, beef stew, pancake mix.
We look forward to seeing you there!
We have a great family night community event for you, to help get you into the Halloween spirit. The giant inflatable screen will grace the front lawn as we watch Monsters, Inc, rated G. To make it easy on a Friday night, there is an option to pre-order a whole cheese pizza (8 tasty slices)!
Seating is first come, first served. There will be no designated areas. You can bring a blanket/chairs to sit on.
The cost is only $10/person.
Children (and adults) are invited to wear costumes!
Beverages are not included. Please pack accordingly.
HOW TO REGISTER
Deadline to RSVP by
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Join us for the annual Winchester Tree Lighting Ceremony on the Town Common!
Kick off the holiday season with one of Winchester's most cherished traditions as the community gathers for an evening filled with festive magic.
This year's celebration features the exciting arrival of Santa Claus by firetruck, a special appearance from Olaf, delicious hot chocolate to keep you warm, and a fun holiday photobooth to capture the moment. Enjoy music from our live DJ and a heartwarming performance by the talented All School Chorus, filling the Common with seasonal cheer.
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Join us in a powerful discussion and listening session around stories of
depression/anxiety, substance use, survival and resilience.
Then be empowered to equip yourself and your teen with the necessary
skills to make healthy choices and manage their mental health while living
independently beyond high school.
News of the mental health crisis in young people is overwhelming. How can we help our children manage anxiety without being swept up by fear and confusion ourselves? In this presentation, national expert, Lynn Lyons will offer practical strategies to reduce anxiety and promote resilience in children from preschool through high school.
