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Thursday March 5, 2026
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6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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Mollo Pickleball
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (YOUNG ARTIST) - Young Artist: Jan 29 - March 12 Do you have a child who loves arts and crafts and enjoys getting messy? We will learn about a new artist, recreate simple artwork, read a story, sing songs and have a snack break.Includes a T-Shirt
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Open Play for Preschoolers - Open Play for Preschoolers: Jan 29 - Mar 12 Join us for fun, free play, and exploration. Preschoolers can enjoy toys, games and activities that encourage creativity, socialization, and movement in a safe, welcoming environment.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Dean Lacrosse - Matt Schairer
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Field Hockey - Mini Stix - Mini Stix Field Hockey: Feb 12 - March 12 The Mini Stix program is designed to introduce field hockey in a fun and supportive environment. Programs are for the beginner to intermediate player. Each practice session includes basic fundamental skills, game play and fun competition. Skills will focus on passing, receiving, positioning, goal scoring, offensive and defensive techniques. Indoor field hockey stick strongly suggested.
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5:15 PM - 7:15 PM
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Pickleball Intermediate Play - Pickleball Intermediate (3.50+): Jan 8 - March 26 Organized game play for intermediate/advanced level players. Players should be able to handle spin and hard shots, have fewer unforced errors, sustain dinking and play more strategically. Play with a group of similarly skilled players. Equipment available.NOTICE: This class is only intended for those players that are 3.5 rating or higher. Players that are not 3.5 rating or higher, will be removed from the class and refunded
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Field Hockey - Mini Stix - Mini Stix Field Hockey: Feb 12 - March 12 The Mini Stix program is designed to introduce field hockey in a fun and supportive environment. Programs are for the beginner to intermediate player. Each practice session includes basic fundamental skills, game play and fun competition. Skills will focus on passing, receiving, positioning, goal scoring, offensive and defensive techniques. Indoor field hockey stick strongly suggested.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Strength Make Up Class
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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FYL Ref Training
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 8 - March 26 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Friday March 6, 2026
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6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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Moccia Pickleball
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (SPORTS FOR TOTS) - Sport for Tots: Feb 27 - Apr 17 Introduce your little one to the world of sports in a fun and supportive environment! Sports for Tots is a six-week program drop off program designed to help children develop balance, coordination, and teamwork while staying active. Each week, participants will be introduced to a different youth sport through age-appropriate games and activities that emphasize movement, exercise, and having fun.This is the perfect first step for young children to build confidence, make friends, and discover the joy of play.
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): March 6 - March 27 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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11:45 AM - 1:45 PM
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Pickleball (Open Social Play) - Open Social Play: March 6 - March 27th Organized game play for the novice/less experienced or less competitive player. Players should know how to play and keep score and be aware of and follow pickleball specific rules including the double bounce rule and no volley zone. Equipment available. Instructor: Terri Attinello
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Dean Lacrosse - Matt Schairer
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 9 - March 27 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Saturday March 7, 2026
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Pickleball Intermediate Play - Pickleball Intermediate (3.50+): Jan 10 - March 28 Organized game play for intermediate/advanced level players. Players should be able to handle spin and hard shots, have fewer unforced errors, sustain dinking and play more strategically. Play with a group of similarly skilled players. Equipment available.NOTICE: This class is only intended for those players that are 3.5 rating or higher. Players that are not 3.5 rating or higher, will be removed from the class and refunded
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8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
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Basketball League 2025-2026 (Recreation) - 1st-2nd Grade Boys Basketball Recreation basketball emphasizes basic basketball skills and fundamentals, good sportsmanship and fun! Boys and girls in grades K-8 can continue to develop their skills with equal playing time based on our matrix system. Schedules and times will vary weekly. Players in 3rd-8th grade will participate in a skills session Saturday October 18 to determine player abilities. A draft will take place over the following weeks. Our goal is to make every team equal in skill, ability and ages. Players in K-2nd grade will be placed on teams by school district. Ages: 5-14Location: Various School Gyms
Jr NBA Size Chart - Chest Size (Total Circumference inches) x HPS (Neck Seam to bottom of shirt)Youth Small - 25x26Youth Medium - 29x29Youth Large - 32x32Youth XL - 35x35Adult Small - 35x34Adult Medium - 39x38Adult Large - 43x42Adult XL - 47x46
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8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
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Basketball League 2025-2026 (Recreation) - 1st-2nd Grade Girls Basketball Recreation basketball emphasizes basic basketball skills and fundamentals, good sportsmanship and fun! Boys and girls in grades K-8 can continue to develop their skills with equal playing time based on our matrix system. Schedules and times will vary weekly. Players in 3rd-8th grade will participate in a skills session Saturday October 18 to determine player abilities. A draft will take place over the following weeks. Our goal is to make every team equal in skill, ability and ages. Players in K-2nd grade will be placed on teams by school district. Ages: 5-14Location: Various School Gyms
Jr NBA Size Chart - Chest Size (Total Circumference inches) x HPS (Neck Seam to bottom of shirt)Youth Small - 25x26Youth Medium - 29x29Youth Large - 32x32Youth XL - 35x35Adult Small - 35x34Adult Medium - 39x38Adult Large - 43x42Adult XL - 47x46
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8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
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Basketball League 2025-2026 (Recreation) - Kindergarten Basketball (Co-Ed) Recreation basketball emphasizes basic basketball skills and fundamentals, good sportsmanship and fun! Boys and girls in grades K-8 can continue to develop their skills with equal playing time based on our matrix system. Schedules and times will vary weekly. Players in 3rd-8th grade will participate in a skills session Saturday October 18 to determine player abilities. A draft will take place over the following weeks. Our goal is to make every team equal in skill, ability and ages. Players in K-2nd grade will be placed on teams by school district. Ages: 5-14Location: Various School Gyms
Jr NBA Size Chart - Chest Size (Total Circumference inches) x HPS (Neck Seam to bottom of shirt)Youth Small - 25x26Youth Medium - 29x29Youth Large - 32x32Youth XL - 35x35Adult Small - 35x34Adult Medium - 39x38Adult Large - 43x42Adult XL - 47x46
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8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Basketball - Rec Coaching for High School Students - Rec Basketball Coaching for HS Students High School Students as Youth Basketball CoachesHigh School Students as Youth Basketball Coaches. Franklin Recreation Department is proud to offer youth basketball coaching, giving High School students the opportunity to join our coaching staff. We work to place each youth coach in a situation in which they can succeed, developing the skills and confidence to grow as a coach, a leader, and a volunteer in the Franklin community. High School Students: Can be Assistant Coaches, or can apply to be selected as a Head Coach (if they are 18 years of age)
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Track & Field - Indoor - Indoor Track: K-4th Grade Designed for children to learn about and enjoy the sport of track & field. Each week we will start with warm up drills designed to prevent injury and promote good running form, after which we will perform our run workout of the week. Children will learn different track events as well as long jump, shot put and hurdles. We will participate as a team in a few indoor track meets during the season.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Track & Field - Indoor - Indoor Track: 5th - 8th Grade Designed for children to learn about and enjoy the sport of track & field. Each week we will start with warm up drills designed to prevent injury and promote good running form, after which we will perform our run workout of the week. Children will learn different track events as well as long jump, shot put and hurdles. We will participate as a team in a few indoor track meets during the season.
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10:15 AM - 12:15 PM
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Pickleball (Open Social Play) - Open Social Play: Jan 10 - March 28 Organized game play for the novice/less experienced or less competitive player. Players should know how to play and keep score and be aware of and follow pickleball specific rules including the double bounce rule and no volley zone. Equipment available. Instructor: Terri Attinello
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Monday March 9, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (First Friends) - First Friends: Dec 1 - Mar 9 Do you have a 2 - 3.5 year old who wishes they could go to school? Let your preschooler enjoy some independence and socialization with peers in this preschool curriculum based drop off class taught by two certified teachers. This 1.5 hour class is a great transitioning first step before preschool and longer drop off activities. Please pack a nut free snack and send a labeled sippy cup for your child. Please note that our instructors do not change diapers and will call if your child needs to be changed.Instructors: Nicole Nesbit and Kerry LeBlanc
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (Themed Drop Off Classes) - Rainbows: March 9 Join Ms. Nicole and Ms. Kerry for themed drop off classes! Enjoy yourself while your child makes a craft, plays games, reads stories and sing songs!
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Street Hockey - Indoor - 4-6 Year Old Indoor Street Hockey
Youth NHL Street Hockey (Indoor)
Overview: Join us for an exciting and active youth street hockey program designed for children of all skill levels! Our league is affiliated with the National Hockey League; promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness while providing a fun and supportive environment for young athletes.Program Highlights:
Age Groups: Open to participants aged 5-14.
Skill Development: Focus on fundamental skills including stick handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Tailored coaching ensures each player improves at their own pace.
Team Play: Participants will be organized into teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and encouraging friendships both on and off the court.
Game Format: Fast-paced street hockey games held weekly, with an emphasis on fair play and respect for opponents.
Coaching Staff: Jack Geromini and our experienced high school coaches dedicated to mentoring young players and creating a positive atmosphere.
Equipment: Participants can bring their own stick, or use one of the Recreation Department provided sticks. Appropriate athletic wear and sneakers or active footwear. Mouthpieces will be provided by the Recreation Department
Contact Information: For more details or questions, please contact us at franklinrecreation@franklinma.gov or call (508) 613-1666. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Boxing - Punching for Empowerment-Adaptive - March 2nd - April 6 YOUTH FITNESS BOXINGAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to learn skills and drills of fundamental boxing while getting a great workout. These sessions will include equipment like heavy bags, mitts, rope work and more. This program is based on discipline, respect and control and LOTS of FUN. Equipment provided. PUNCHING FOR EMPOWERMENT - ADAPTIVEAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to build self confidence while having fun and working out with boxing equipment like heavy bags and mitts. Reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance your overall well being.
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Pickleball (Learn to Play) - Learn to Play Pickleball: March 9 - March 23 An introduction to pickleball for those who have never played or have recently learned to play but could benefit from the guidance of an instructor. Learn proper grip and body mechanics, basic strokes, rules, how to keep score and basic strategy. Equipment provided.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Street Hockey - Indoor - 8-10 Year Old Indoor Street Hockey
Youth NHL Street Hockey (Indoor)
Overview: Join us for an exciting and active youth street hockey program designed for children of all skill levels! Our league is affiliated with the National Hockey League; promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness while providing a fun and supportive environment for young athletes.Program Highlights:
Age Groups: Open to participants aged 5-14.
Skill Development: Focus on fundamental skills including stick handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Tailored coaching ensures each player improves at their own pace.
Team Play: Participants will be organized into teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and encouraging friendships both on and off the court.
Game Format: Fast-paced street hockey games held weekly, with an emphasis on fair play and respect for opponents.
Coaching Staff: Jack Geromini and our experienced high school coaches dedicated to mentoring young players and creating a positive atmosphere.
Equipment: Participants can bring their own stick, or use one of the Recreation Department provided sticks. Appropriate athletic wear and sneakers or active footwear. Mouthpieces will be provided by the Recreation Department
Contact Information: For more details or questions, please contact us at franklinrecreation@franklinma.gov or call (508) 613-1666. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
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7:15 PM - 8:45 PM
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Pickleball (Learn to Play) - Learn to Play Pickleball 2: March 9th - March 23 An introduction to pickleball for those who have never played or have recently learned to play but could benefit from the guidance of an instructor. Learn proper grip and body mechanics, basic strokes, rules, how to keep score and basic strategy. Equipment provided.
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Tuesday March 10, 2026
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6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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Moccia Pickleball
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (More Fun With Friends) - More Fun With Friends: Dec 2 - Mar 10 Has your child already enjoyed First Friends? Children will enjoy the same First Friends experience while exploring a different theme each week. We will participate in songs, art activities, games and gross motor play. Please send your child with a nut free snack and labeled sippy cup from your child. Please note our instructors do not change diapersInstructors: Ms. Nicole & Ms. Kerry
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Sports and Strength - Sport & Strength: Feb 17- Mar 24 This dynamic program is designed to develop the 10 essential physical skills: strength, stamina, flexibility, power, endurance, speed, agility, balance, coordination, and accuracy. Participants will build a strong core in a motivating group environment, using equipment like medicine balls, ladders, monster bands, and body weight exercises. Each session targets full-body conditioning with fun and challenging workouts! Instructor: Toni Hogan
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Boxing - Youth Fitness Boxing - March 3 - April 7 YOUTH FITNESS BOXINGAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to learn skills and drills of fundamental boxing while getting a great workout. These sessions will include equipment like heavy bags, mitts, rope work and more. This program is based on discipline, respect and control and LOTS of FUN. Equipment provided. PUNCHING FOR EMPOWERMENT - ADAPTIVEAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to build self confidence while having fun and working out with boxing equipment like heavy bags and mitts. Reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance your overall well being.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Volleyball - 5-6th Grade Volleyball: Feb 10 - March 17 Youth Indoor Volleyball for Girls
Age Group: Girls: 5th-8th gradeProgram Overview: The Recreation Youth Volleyball Program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and personal growth, providing a safe and supportive environment for athletes of all skill levels. This program is designed to empower young girls through the exciting sport of indoor volleyball. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their abilities, our dedicated coaches will guide them every step of the way.Program Objectives:
Skill Development: Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills including serving, passing, setting, hitting, and defensive techniques.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship: Emphasis on cooperation, communication, and respect among teammates and opponents.
Physical Fitness: Engage in activities that promote strength, agility, and endurance, fostering a lifelong appreciation for health and fitness.
Confidence Building: Create a positive atmosphere where girls can challenge themselves, overcome obstacles, and celebrate their achievements.
Program Details:
Location: Recreation Department Gym, 275 Beaver Street
Coaching Staff: Megan Woodacre and experienced coach with a background in youth volleyball, trained in fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
What to Bring:
Athletic clothing and sneakers
Water bottle
Knee pads (optional, but recommended)
A positive attitude!
Join us this season and help your daughter discover the joy of volleyball while building lifelong friendships and skills! Whether she dreams of playing competitively or just wants to have fun, the Franklin Recreation Volleyball Program is the perfect place to start.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Mini Stix Lacrosse - Mini Stix Lacrosse K-4th: Feb 10 - March 10 Introduce your child to the exciting sport of lacrosse with Mini Stix Lacrosse, a fun andengaging clinic for girls in Kindergarten through 4th grade. This program focuses onteaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a non-competitive environment. Participantswill learn key skills like cradling, scooping, passing, catching, and shooting, whileenjoying fun games designed to inspire a love for the sport. Led by experiencedInstructor Lindsey Chelotti, this clinic offers a great opportunity for young players tobuild confidence and develop a passion for lacrosse in a relaxed, supportive setting.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Volleyball - 7-8th Grade Volleyball: Feb 10 - March 17 Youth Indoor Volleyball for Girls
Age Group: Girls: 5th-8th gradeProgram Overview: The Recreation Youth Volleyball Program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and personal growth, providing a safe and supportive environment for athletes of all skill levels. This program is designed to empower young girls through the exciting sport of indoor volleyball. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their abilities, our dedicated coaches will guide them every step of the way.Program Objectives:
Skill Development: Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills including serving, passing, setting, hitting, and defensive techniques.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship: Emphasis on cooperation, communication, and respect among teammates and opponents.
Physical Fitness: Engage in activities that promote strength, agility, and endurance, fostering a lifelong appreciation for health and fitness.
Confidence Building: Create a positive atmosphere where girls can challenge themselves, overcome obstacles, and celebrate their achievements.
Program Details:
Location: Recreation Department Gym, 275 Beaver Street
Coaching Staff: Megan Woodacre and experienced coach with a background in youth volleyball, trained in fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
What to Bring:
Athletic clothing and sneakers
Water bottle
Knee pads (optional, but recommended)
A positive attitude!
Join us this season and help your daughter discover the joy of volleyball while building lifelong friendships and skills! Whether she dreams of playing competitively or just wants to have fun, the Franklin Recreation Volleyball Program is the perfect place to start.
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 6 - March 10 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Wednesday March 11, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Vernice Pickleball Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (More Fun With Friends) - More Fun With Friends: Dec 3 - Mar 11 Has your child already enjoyed First Friends? Children will enjoy the same First Friends experience while exploring a different theme each week. We will participate in songs, art activities, games and gross motor play. Please send your child with a nut free snack and labeled sippy cup from your child. Please note our instructors do not change diapersInstructors: Ms. Nicole & Ms. Kerry
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12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
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Art Exploration (One Day or Two Day Workshops) - Leprechaun House/Trap Fun with Mixed Media!Explore your creativity through fun, hands on projects that use a variety of mixed media including both 2D and 3D art. Each class offers a new artistic adventure designed to inspire imagination and self expression. All supplies are included.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Street Hockey - Indoor - 4-6 Year Old Indoor Street Hockey
Youth NHL Street Hockey (Indoor)
Overview: Join us for an exciting and active youth street hockey program designed for children of all skill levels! Our league is affiliated with the National Hockey League; promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness while providing a fun and supportive environment for young athletes.Program Highlights:
Age Groups: Open to participants aged 5-14.
Skill Development: Focus on fundamental skills including stick handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Tailored coaching ensures each player improves at their own pace.
Team Play: Participants will be organized into teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and encouraging friendships both on and off the court.
Game Format: Fast-paced street hockey games held weekly, with an emphasis on fair play and respect for opponents.
Coaching Staff: Jack Geromini and our experienced high school coaches dedicated to mentoring young players and creating a positive atmosphere.
Equipment: Participants can bring their own stick, or use one of the Recreation Department provided sticks. Appropriate athletic wear and sneakers or active footwear. Mouthpieces will be provided by the Recreation Department
Contact Information: For more details or questions, please contact us at franklinrecreation@franklinma.gov or call (508) 613-1666. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Street Hockey - Indoor - 8-10 Year Old Indoor Street Hockey
Youth NHL Street Hockey (Indoor)
Overview: Join us for an exciting and active youth street hockey program designed for children of all skill levels! Our league is affiliated with the National Hockey League; promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness while providing a fun and supportive environment for young athletes.Program Highlights:
Age Groups: Open to participants aged 5-14.
Skill Development: Focus on fundamental skills including stick handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Tailored coaching ensures each player improves at their own pace.
Team Play: Participants will be organized into teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and encouraging friendships both on and off the court.
Game Format: Fast-paced street hockey games held weekly, with an emphasis on fair play and respect for opponents.
Coaching Staff: Jack Geromini and our experienced high school coaches dedicated to mentoring young players and creating a positive atmosphere.
Equipment: Participants can bring their own stick, or use one of the Recreation Department provided sticks. Appropriate athletic wear and sneakers or active footwear. Mouthpieces will be provided by the Recreation Department
Contact Information: For more details or questions, please contact us at franklinrecreation@franklinma.gov or call (508) 613-1666. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Pickleball: Drill & Play - Drill & Play: Mar 4 - 18 Drills for those who know how to play pickleball and want to build on their skills. One hour of drills followed by one hour of play. A different skill will be the focus each session.Intermediate Drill and Play is for seasoned intermediate level players and focuses on specific skills and strategies such as net play/dinking, third shot drives and drops, resetting/gaining control of the point and court positioning. Must be able to execute the basic shots and handle spin and/or hard shots.
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Thursday March 12, 2026
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6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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Mollo Pickleball
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (YOUNG ARTIST) - Young Artist: Jan 29 - March 12 Do you have a child who loves arts and crafts and enjoys getting messy? We will learn about a new artist, recreate simple artwork, read a story, sing songs and have a snack break.Includes a T-Shirt
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Open Play for Preschoolers - Open Play for Preschoolers: Jan 29 - Mar 12 Join us for fun, free play, and exploration. Preschoolers can enjoy toys, games and activities that encourage creativity, socialization, and movement in a safe, welcoming environment.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Field Hockey - Mini Stix - Mini Stix Field Hockey: Feb 12 - March 12 The Mini Stix program is designed to introduce field hockey in a fun and supportive environment. Programs are for the beginner to intermediate player. Each practice session includes basic fundamental skills, game play and fun competition. Skills will focus on passing, receiving, positioning, goal scoring, offensive and defensive techniques. Indoor field hockey stick strongly suggested.
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5:15 PM - 7:15 PM
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Pickleball Intermediate Play - Pickleball Intermediate (3.50+): Jan 8 - March 26 Organized game play for intermediate/advanced level players. Players should be able to handle spin and hard shots, have fewer unforced errors, sustain dinking and play more strategically. Play with a group of similarly skilled players. Equipment available.NOTICE: This class is only intended for those players that are 3.5 rating or higher. Players that are not 3.5 rating or higher, will be removed from the class and refunded
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Field Hockey - Mini Stix - Mini Stix Field Hockey: Feb 12 - March 12 The Mini Stix program is designed to introduce field hockey in a fun and supportive environment. Programs are for the beginner to intermediate player. Each practice session includes basic fundamental skills, game play and fun competition. Skills will focus on passing, receiving, positioning, goal scoring, offensive and defensive techniques. Indoor field hockey stick strongly suggested.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Mini Stix Lacrosse Make Up Class
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 8 - March 26 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Friday March 13, 2026
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6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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Moccia Pickleball
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (SPORTS FOR TOTS) - Sport for Tots: Feb 27 - Apr 17 Introduce your little one to the world of sports in a fun and supportive environment! Sports for Tots is a six-week program drop off program designed to help children develop balance, coordination, and teamwork while staying active. Each week, participants will be introduced to a different youth sport through age-appropriate games and activities that emphasize movement, exercise, and having fun.This is the perfect first step for young children to build confidence, make friends, and discover the joy of play.
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): March 6 - March 27 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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11:45 AM - 1:45 PM
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Pickleball (Open Social Play) - Open Social Play: March 6 - March 27th Organized game play for the novice/less experienced or less competitive player. Players should know how to play and keep score and be aware of and follow pickleball specific rules including the double bounce rule and no volley zone. Equipment available. Instructor: Terri Attinello
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 9 - March 27 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Monday March 16, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (First Friends) - First Friends: March 16 - June 15 Do you have a 2 - 3.5 year old who wishes they could go to school? Let your preschooler enjoy some independence and socialization with peers in this preschool curriculum based drop off class taught by two certified teachers. This 1.5 hour class is a great transitioning first step before preschool and longer drop off activities. Please pack a nut free snack and send a labeled sippy cup for your child. Please note that our instructors do not change diapers and will call if your child needs to be changed.Instructors: Nicole Nesbit and Kerry LeBlanc
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4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Red Cross Babysitting Training - Babysitting Training: Mar 16 & Mar 23 Babysitters training provides youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave; and learn about basic child care and basic first aid.Instructor: Kerry LeBlanc
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Street Hockey - Indoor - 4-6 Year Old Indoor Street Hockey
Youth NHL Street Hockey (Indoor)
Overview: Join us for an exciting and active youth street hockey program designed for children of all skill levels! Our league is affiliated with the National Hockey League; promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness while providing a fun and supportive environment for young athletes.Program Highlights:
Age Groups: Open to participants aged 5-14.
Skill Development: Focus on fundamental skills including stick handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Tailored coaching ensures each player improves at their own pace.
Team Play: Participants will be organized into teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and encouraging friendships both on and off the court.
Game Format: Fast-paced street hockey games held weekly, with an emphasis on fair play and respect for opponents.
Coaching Staff: Jack Geromini and our experienced high school coaches dedicated to mentoring young players and creating a positive atmosphere.
Equipment: Participants can bring their own stick, or use one of the Recreation Department provided sticks. Appropriate athletic wear and sneakers or active footwear. Mouthpieces will be provided by the Recreation Department
Contact Information: For more details or questions, please contact us at franklinrecreation@franklinma.gov or call (508) 613-1666. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Boxing - Punching for Empowerment-Adaptive - March 2nd - April 6 YOUTH FITNESS BOXINGAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to learn skills and drills of fundamental boxing while getting a great workout. These sessions will include equipment like heavy bags, mitts, rope work and more. This program is based on discipline, respect and control and LOTS of FUN. Equipment provided. PUNCHING FOR EMPOWERMENT - ADAPTIVEAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to build self confidence while having fun and working out with boxing equipment like heavy bags and mitts. Reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance your overall well being.
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Pickleball (Learn to Play) - Learn to Play Pickleball: March 9 - March 23 An introduction to pickleball for those who have never played or have recently learned to play but could benefit from the guidance of an instructor. Learn proper grip and body mechanics, basic strokes, rules, how to keep score and basic strategy. Equipment provided.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Street Hockey - Indoor - 8-10 Year Old Indoor Street Hockey
Youth NHL Street Hockey (Indoor)
Overview: Join us for an exciting and active youth street hockey program designed for children of all skill levels! Our league is affiliated with the National Hockey League; promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness while providing a fun and supportive environment for young athletes.Program Highlights:
Age Groups: Open to participants aged 5-14.
Skill Development: Focus on fundamental skills including stick handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Tailored coaching ensures each player improves at their own pace.
Team Play: Participants will be organized into teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and encouraging friendships both on and off the court.
Game Format: Fast-paced street hockey games held weekly, with an emphasis on fair play and respect for opponents.
Coaching Staff: Jack Geromini and our experienced high school coaches dedicated to mentoring young players and creating a positive atmosphere.
Equipment: Participants can bring their own stick, or use one of the Recreation Department provided sticks. Appropriate athletic wear and sneakers or active footwear. Mouthpieces will be provided by the Recreation Department
Contact Information: For more details or questions, please contact us at franklinrecreation@franklinma.gov or call (508) 613-1666. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
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7:15 PM - 8:45 PM
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Pickleball (Learn to Play) - Learn to Play Pickleball 2: March 9th - March 23 An introduction to pickleball for those who have never played or have recently learned to play but could benefit from the guidance of an instructor. Learn proper grip and body mechanics, basic strokes, rules, how to keep score and basic strategy. Equipment provided.
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Tuesday March 17, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (More Fun With Friends) - More Fun With Friends: Mar 17 - Jun 9 Has your child already enjoyed First Friends? Children will enjoy the same First Friends experience while exploring a different theme each week. We will participate in songs, art activities, games and gross motor play. Please send your child with a nut free snack and labeled sippy cup from your child. Please note our instructors do not change diapersInstructors: Ms. Nicole & Ms. Kerry
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Sports and Strength - Sport & Strength: Feb 17- Mar 24 This dynamic program is designed to develop the 10 essential physical skills: strength, stamina, flexibility, power, endurance, speed, agility, balance, coordination, and accuracy. Participants will build a strong core in a motivating group environment, using equipment like medicine balls, ladders, monster bands, and body weight exercises. Each session targets full-body conditioning with fun and challenging workouts! Instructor: Toni Hogan
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Boxing - Youth Fitness Boxing - March 3 - April 7 YOUTH FITNESS BOXINGAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to learn skills and drills of fundamental boxing while getting a great workout. These sessions will include equipment like heavy bags, mitts, rope work and more. This program is based on discipline, respect and control and LOTS of FUN. Equipment provided. PUNCHING FOR EMPOWERMENT - ADAPTIVEAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to build self confidence while having fun and working out with boxing equipment like heavy bags and mitts. Reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance your overall well being.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Volleyball - 5-6th Grade Volleyball: Feb 10 - March 17 Youth Indoor Volleyball for Girls
Age Group: Girls: 5th-8th gradeProgram Overview: The Recreation Youth Volleyball Program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and personal growth, providing a safe and supportive environment for athletes of all skill levels. This program is designed to empower young girls through the exciting sport of indoor volleyball. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their abilities, our dedicated coaches will guide them every step of the way.Program Objectives:
Skill Development: Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills including serving, passing, setting, hitting, and defensive techniques.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship: Emphasis on cooperation, communication, and respect among teammates and opponents.
Physical Fitness: Engage in activities that promote strength, agility, and endurance, fostering a lifelong appreciation for health and fitness.
Confidence Building: Create a positive atmosphere where girls can challenge themselves, overcome obstacles, and celebrate their achievements.
Program Details:
Location: Recreation Department Gym, 275 Beaver Street
Coaching Staff: Megan Woodacre and experienced coach with a background in youth volleyball, trained in fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
What to Bring:
Athletic clothing and sneakers
Water bottle
Knee pads (optional, but recommended)
A positive attitude!
Join us this season and help your daughter discover the joy of volleyball while building lifelong friendships and skills! Whether she dreams of playing competitively or just wants to have fun, the Franklin Recreation Volleyball Program is the perfect place to start.
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 1st & 2nd Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: Kindergarten Academy Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 3rd & 4th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 5th & 6th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Volleyball - 7-8th Grade Volleyball: Feb 10 - March 17 Youth Indoor Volleyball for Girls
Age Group: Girls: 5th-8th gradeProgram Overview: The Recreation Youth Volleyball Program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and personal growth, providing a safe and supportive environment for athletes of all skill levels. This program is designed to empower young girls through the exciting sport of indoor volleyball. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their abilities, our dedicated coaches will guide them every step of the way.Program Objectives:
Skill Development: Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills including serving, passing, setting, hitting, and defensive techniques.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship: Emphasis on cooperation, communication, and respect among teammates and opponents.
Physical Fitness: Engage in activities that promote strength, agility, and endurance, fostering a lifelong appreciation for health and fitness.
Confidence Building: Create a positive atmosphere where girls can challenge themselves, overcome obstacles, and celebrate their achievements.
Program Details:
Location: Recreation Department Gym, 275 Beaver Street
Coaching Staff: Megan Woodacre and experienced coach with a background in youth volleyball, trained in fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
What to Bring:
Athletic clothing and sneakers
Water bottle
Knee pads (optional, but recommended)
A positive attitude!
Join us this season and help your daughter discover the joy of volleyball while building lifelong friendships and skills! Whether she dreams of playing competitively or just wants to have fun, the Franklin Recreation Volleyball Program is the perfect place to start.
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 7th & 8th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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Wednesday March 18, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Vernice Pickleball Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (More Fun With Friends) - More Fun With Friends: Mar 18 - Jun 10 Has your child already enjoyed First Friends? Children will enjoy the same First Friends experience while exploring a different theme each week. We will participate in songs, art activities, games and gross motor play. Please send your child with a nut free snack and labeled sippy cup from your child. Please note our instructors do not change diapersInstructors: Ms. Nicole & Ms. Kerry
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Street Hockey - Indoor - 4-6 Year Old Indoor Street Hockey
Youth NHL Street Hockey (Indoor)
Overview: Join us for an exciting and active youth street hockey program designed for children of all skill levels! Our league is affiliated with the National Hockey League; promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness while providing a fun and supportive environment for young athletes.Program Highlights:
Age Groups: Open to participants aged 5-14.
Skill Development: Focus on fundamental skills including stick handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Tailored coaching ensures each player improves at their own pace.
Team Play: Participants will be organized into teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and encouraging friendships both on and off the court.
Game Format: Fast-paced street hockey games held weekly, with an emphasis on fair play and respect for opponents.
Coaching Staff: Jack Geromini and our experienced high school coaches dedicated to mentoring young players and creating a positive atmosphere.
Equipment: Participants can bring their own stick, or use one of the Recreation Department provided sticks. Appropriate athletic wear and sneakers or active footwear. Mouthpieces will be provided by the Recreation Department
Contact Information: For more details or questions, please contact us at franklinrecreation@franklinma.gov or call (508) 613-1666. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Volleyball Make up class
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Street Hockey - Indoor - 8-10 Year Old Indoor Street Hockey
Youth NHL Street Hockey (Indoor)
Overview: Join us for an exciting and active youth street hockey program designed for children of all skill levels! Our league is affiliated with the National Hockey League; promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness while providing a fun and supportive environment for young athletes.Program Highlights:
Age Groups: Open to participants aged 5-14.
Skill Development: Focus on fundamental skills including stick handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Tailored coaching ensures each player improves at their own pace.
Team Play: Participants will be organized into teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and encouraging friendships both on and off the court.
Game Format: Fast-paced street hockey games held weekly, with an emphasis on fair play and respect for opponents.
Coaching Staff: Jack Geromini and our experienced high school coaches dedicated to mentoring young players and creating a positive atmosphere.
Equipment: Participants can bring their own stick, or use one of the Recreation Department provided sticks. Appropriate athletic wear and sneakers or active footwear. Mouthpieces will be provided by the Recreation Department
Contact Information: For more details or questions, please contact us at franklinrecreation@franklinma.gov or call (508) 613-1666. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Pickleball: Drill & Play - Drill & Play: Mar 4 - 18 Drills for those who know how to play pickleball and want to build on their skills. One hour of drills followed by one hour of play. A different skill will be the focus each session.Intermediate Drill and Play is for seasoned intermediate level players and focuses on specific skills and strategies such as net play/dinking, third shot drives and drops, resetting/gaining control of the point and court positioning. Must be able to execute the basic shots and handle spin and/or hard shots.
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Thursday March 19, 2026
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6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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Mollo Pickleball
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (YOUNG ARTIST) - Young Artist: Mar 19 - Apr 30 Do you have a child who loves arts and crafts and enjoys getting messy? We will learn about a new artist, recreate simple artwork, read a story, sing songs and have a snack break.Includes a T-Shirt
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Open Play for Preschoolers - Open Play for Preschoolers: Mar 19 - Apr 30 Join us for fun, free play, and exploration. Preschoolers can enjoy toys, games and activities that encourage creativity, socialization, and movement in a safe, welcoming environment.
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:15 PM - 7:15 PM
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Pickleball Intermediate Play - Pickleball Intermediate (3.50+): Jan 8 - March 26 Organized game play for intermediate/advanced level players. Players should be able to handle spin and hard shots, have fewer unforced errors, sustain dinking and play more strategically. Play with a group of similarly skilled players. Equipment available.NOTICE: This class is only intended for those players that are 3.5 rating or higher. Players that are not 3.5 rating or higher, will be removed from the class and refunded
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 1st & 2nd Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 3rd & 4th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 5th & 6th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 7th & 8th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 8 - March 26 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Friday March 20, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (SPORTS FOR TOTS) - Sport for Tots: Feb 27 - Apr 17 Introduce your little one to the world of sports in a fun and supportive environment! Sports for Tots is a six-week program drop off program designed to help children develop balance, coordination, and teamwork while staying active. Each week, participants will be introduced to a different youth sport through age-appropriate games and activities that emphasize movement, exercise, and having fun.This is the perfect first step for young children to build confidence, make friends, and discover the joy of play.
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11:45 AM - 1:45 PM
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Pickleball (Open Social Play) - Open Social Play: March 6 - March 27th Organized game play for the novice/less experienced or less competitive player. Players should know how to play and keep score and be aware of and follow pickleball specific rules including the double bounce rule and no volley zone. Equipment available. Instructor: Terri Attinello
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Franklin Girls Select Team - 2026 Select Team 5/6th Grade TRYOUTS The Pioneer League is a play to win select lacrosse league that plays games Friday evenings starting at 6:30pm. To participate, each player must play on a girls youth lacrosse team and attend tryouts in March. The Franklin Select Team will operate similar to a high school JV team. For example, not all players will have equal play time nor will each player play all positions.Start Date: TBDGames: Minimum of 6Tournament of Champions. Field location TBDTournament format:Pool play, final four, semi and finals. Prize to be awarded
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Franklin Girls Select Team - 2026 Select Team 7/8th Grade TRYOUTS The Pioneer League is a play to win select lacrosse league that plays games Friday evenings starting at 6:30pm. To participate, each player must play on a girls youth lacrosse team and attend tryouts in March. The Franklin Select Team will operate similar to a high school JV team. For example, not all players will have equal play time nor will each player play all positions.Start Date: TBDGames: Minimum of 6Tournament of Champions. Field location TBDTournament format:Pool play, final four, semi and finals. Prize to be awarded
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 9 - March 27 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Monday March 23, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (First Friends) - First Friends: March 16 - June 15 Do you have a 2 - 3.5 year old who wishes they could go to school? Let your preschooler enjoy some independence and socialization with peers in this preschool curriculum based drop off class taught by two certified teachers. This 1.5 hour class is a great transitioning first step before preschool and longer drop off activities. Please pack a nut free snack and send a labeled sippy cup for your child. Please note that our instructors do not change diapers and will call if your child needs to be changed.Instructors: Nicole Nesbit and Kerry LeBlanc
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (Themed Drop Off Classes) - Transportation March 23 Join Ms. Nicole and Ms. Kerry for themed drop off classes! Enjoy yourself while your child makes a craft, plays games, reads stories and sing songs!
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4:00 PM - 5:15 PM
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Boys Basketball - Skills & Drills - Basketball Skills & Drills - March 23rd Introducing our New Basketball Class tailored for boys grades 4th-6th! This dynamic program emphasizes skill enhancement through a specialized 3 on 3 format, providing ample opportunity for players to refine their abilities. Each session features dedicated practice time for shooting drills, an engaging introduction to the "Skill of the Day," and exciting 3v3 games where players earn bonus points by applying the targeted skill. Participants will delve into a range of techniques including backdoor cuts, face cuts, laker cuts, help defense, and boxing out, among others. Led by Former Walpole Boys Basketball Head Coach Jenna Galster, this class offers a comprehensive approach to basketball development in a fun and supportive environmentRegister for one class or all four classes.
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4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Red Cross Babysitting Training - Babysitting Training: Mar 16 & Mar 23 Babysitters training provides youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave; and learn about basic child care and basic first aid.Instructor: Kerry LeBlanc
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5:15 PM - 6:30 PM
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Girls Basketball: Skills and Drills - Basketball Skills & Drills: March 23rd Introducing our New Basketball Class tailored for Girls grades 3rd-5th! This dynamic program emphasizes skill enhancement through a specialized 3 on 3 format, providing ample opportunity for players to refine their abilities. Each session features dedicated practice time for shooting drills, an engaging introduction to the "Skill of the Day," and exciting 3v3 games where players earn bonus points by applying the targeted skill. Participants will delve into a range of techniques including backdoor cuts, face cuts, laker cuts, help defense, and boxing out, among others. Led by Former Walpole Boys Basketball Head Coach Jenna Galster, this class offers a comprehensive approach to basketball development in a fun and supportive environment
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Boxing - Punching for Empowerment-Adaptive - March 2nd - April 6 YOUTH FITNESS BOXINGAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to learn skills and drills of fundamental boxing while getting a great workout. These sessions will include equipment like heavy bags, mitts, rope work and more. This program is based on discipline, respect and control and LOTS of FUN. Equipment provided. PUNCHING FOR EMPOWERMENT - ADAPTIVEAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to build self confidence while having fun and working out with boxing equipment like heavy bags and mitts. Reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance your overall well being.
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Pickleball (Learn to Play) - Learn to Play Pickleball: March 9 - March 23 An introduction to pickleball for those who have never played or have recently learned to play but could benefit from the guidance of an instructor. Learn proper grip and body mechanics, basic strokes, rules, how to keep score and basic strategy. Equipment provided.
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7:15 PM - 8:45 PM
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Pickleball (Learn to Play) - Learn to Play Pickleball 2: March 9th - March 23 An introduction to pickleball for those who have never played or have recently learned to play but could benefit from the guidance of an instructor. Learn proper grip and body mechanics, basic strokes, rules, how to keep score and basic strategy. Equipment provided.
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Tuesday March 24, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (More Fun With Friends) - More Fun With Friends: Mar 17 - Jun 9 Has your child already enjoyed First Friends? Children will enjoy the same First Friends experience while exploring a different theme each week. We will participate in songs, art activities, games and gross motor play. Please send your child with a nut free snack and labeled sippy cup from your child. Please note our instructors do not change diapersInstructors: Ms. Nicole & Ms. Kerry
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Sports and Strength - Sport & Strength: Feb 17- Mar 24 This dynamic program is designed to develop the 10 essential physical skills: strength, stamina, flexibility, power, endurance, speed, agility, balance, coordination, and accuracy. Participants will build a strong core in a motivating group environment, using equipment like medicine balls, ladders, monster bands, and body weight exercises. Each session targets full-body conditioning with fun and challenging workouts! Instructor: Toni Hogan
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Boxing - Youth Fitness Boxing - March 3 - April 7 YOUTH FITNESS BOXINGAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to learn skills and drills of fundamental boxing while getting a great workout. These sessions will include equipment like heavy bags, mitts, rope work and more. This program is based on discipline, respect and control and LOTS of FUN. Equipment provided. PUNCHING FOR EMPOWERMENT - ADAPTIVEAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to build self confidence while having fun and working out with boxing equipment like heavy bags and mitts. Reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance your overall well being.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Volleyball - 5-6th Grade Volleyball: March 24- May 5 Youth Indoor Volleyball for Girls
Age Group: Girls: 5th-8th gradeProgram Overview: The Recreation Youth Volleyball Program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and personal growth, providing a safe and supportive environment for athletes of all skill levels. This program is designed to empower young girls through the exciting sport of indoor volleyball. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their abilities, our dedicated coaches will guide them every step of the way.Program Objectives:
Skill Development: Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills including serving, passing, setting, hitting, and defensive techniques.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship: Emphasis on cooperation, communication, and respect among teammates and opponents.
Physical Fitness: Engage in activities that promote strength, agility, and endurance, fostering a lifelong appreciation for health and fitness.
Confidence Building: Create a positive atmosphere where girls can challenge themselves, overcome obstacles, and celebrate their achievements.
Program Details:
Location: Recreation Department Gym, 275 Beaver Street
Coaching Staff: Megan Woodacre and experienced coach with a background in youth volleyball, trained in fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
What to Bring:
Athletic clothing and sneakers
Water bottle
Knee pads (optional, but recommended)
A positive attitude!
Join us this season and help your daughter discover the joy of volleyball while building lifelong friendships and skills! Whether she dreams of playing competitively or just wants to have fun, the Franklin Recreation Volleyball Program is the perfect place to start.
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 1st & 2nd Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: Kindergarten Academy Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 3rd & 4th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 5th & 6th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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Volleyball - 7-8th Grade Volleyball: March 24 - May 5 Youth Indoor Volleyball for Girls
Age Group: Girls: 5th-8th gradeProgram Overview: The Recreation Youth Volleyball Program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and personal growth, providing a safe and supportive environment for athletes of all skill levels. This program is designed to empower young girls through the exciting sport of indoor volleyball. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their abilities, our dedicated coaches will guide them every step of the way.Program Objectives:
Skill Development: Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills including serving, passing, setting, hitting, and defensive techniques.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship: Emphasis on cooperation, communication, and respect among teammates and opponents.
Physical Fitness: Engage in activities that promote strength, agility, and endurance, fostering a lifelong appreciation for health and fitness.
Confidence Building: Create a positive atmosphere where girls can challenge themselves, overcome obstacles, and celebrate their achievements.
Program Details:
Location: Recreation Department Gym, 275 Beaver Street
Coaching Staff: Megan Woodacre and experienced coach with a background in youth volleyball, trained in fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
What to Bring:
Athletic clothing and sneakers
Water bottle
Knee pads (optional, but recommended)
A positive attitude!
Join us this season and help your daughter discover the joy of volleyball while building lifelong friendships and skills! Whether she dreams of playing competitively or just wants to have fun, the Franklin Recreation Volleyball Program is the perfect place to start.
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 7th & 8th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): March 24 - May 19 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Thursday March 26, 2026
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6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
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Mollo Pickleball
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (YOUNG ARTIST) - Young Artist: Mar 19 - Apr 30 Do you have a child who loves arts and crafts and enjoys getting messy? We will learn about a new artist, recreate simple artwork, read a story, sing songs and have a snack break.Includes a T-Shirt
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Open Play for Preschoolers - Open Play for Preschoolers: Mar 19 - Apr 30 Join us for fun, free play, and exploration. Preschoolers can enjoy toys, games and activities that encourage creativity, socialization, and movement in a safe, welcoming environment.
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3:45 PM - 5:15 PM
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FHS Boys Varsity Lacrosse Games
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:15 PM - 6:15 PM
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FHS Boys Junior Varsity Game
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5:15 PM - 7:15 PM
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Pickleball Intermediate Play - Pickleball Intermediate (3.50+): Jan 8 - March 26 Organized game play for intermediate/advanced level players. Players should be able to handle spin and hard shots, have fewer unforced errors, sustain dinking and play more strategically. Play with a group of similarly skilled players. Equipment available.NOTICE: This class is only intended for those players that are 3.5 rating or higher. Players that are not 3.5 rating or higher, will be removed from the class and refunded
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 1st & 2nd Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 3rd & 4th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 5th & 6th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 7th & 8th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 8 - March 26 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Friday March 27, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (SPORTS FOR TOTS) - Sport for Tots: Feb 27 - Apr 17 Introduce your little one to the world of sports in a fun and supportive environment! Sports for Tots is a six-week program drop off program designed to help children develop balance, coordination, and teamwork while staying active. Each week, participants will be introduced to a different youth sport through age-appropriate games and activities that emphasize movement, exercise, and having fun.This is the perfect first step for young children to build confidence, make friends, and discover the joy of play.
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): March 6 - March 27 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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11:45 AM - 1:45 PM
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Pickleball (Open Social Play) - Open Social Play: March 6 - March 27th Organized game play for the novice/less experienced or less competitive player. Players should know how to play and keep score and be aware of and follow pickleball specific rules including the double bounce rule and no volley zone. Equipment available. Instructor: Terri Attinello
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Froshmore Baseball games
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Girls JV Softball Games
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Girls Varsity Softball Games
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): Jan 9 - March 27 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Monday March 30, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (First Friends) - First Friends: March 16 - June 15 Do you have a 2 - 3.5 year old who wishes they could go to school? Let your preschooler enjoy some independence and socialization with peers in this preschool curriculum based drop off class taught by two certified teachers. This 1.5 hour class is a great transitioning first step before preschool and longer drop off activities. Please pack a nut free snack and send a labeled sippy cup for your child. Please note that our instructors do not change diapers and will call if your child needs to be changed.Instructors: Nicole Nesbit and Kerry LeBlanc
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (Themed Drop Off Classes) - Let's Go To The Zoo: March 30 Join Ms. Nicole and Ms. Kerry for themed drop off classes! Enjoy yourself while your child makes a craft, plays games, reads stories and sing songs!
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3:45 PM - 5:15 PM
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FHS Girls Lax Games
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Froshmore Baseball games
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Girls JV Softball Games
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Girls Varsity Softball Games
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4:00 PM - 5:15 PM
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Boys Basketball - Skills & Drills - Basketball Skills & Drills - March 30 Introducing our New Basketball Class tailored for boys grades 4th-6th! This dynamic program emphasizes skill enhancement through a specialized 3 on 3 format, providing ample opportunity for players to refine their abilities. Each session features dedicated practice time for shooting drills, an engaging introduction to the "Skill of the Day," and exciting 3v3 games where players earn bonus points by applying the targeted skill. Participants will delve into a range of techniques including backdoor cuts, face cuts, laker cuts, help defense, and boxing out, among others. Led by Former Walpole Boys Basketball Head Coach Jenna Galster, this class offers a comprehensive approach to basketball development in a fun and supportive environmentRegister for one class or all four classes.
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5:15 PM - 6:30 PM
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FHS Girls JV Lax Games
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5:15 PM - 6:30 PM
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Girls Basketball: Skills and Drills - Basketball Skills & Drills: March 30th Introducing our New Basketball Class tailored for Girls grades 3rd-5th! This dynamic program emphasizes skill enhancement through a specialized 3 on 3 format, providing ample opportunity for players to refine their abilities. Each session features dedicated practice time for shooting drills, an engaging introduction to the "Skill of the Day," and exciting 3v3 games where players earn bonus points by applying the targeted skill. Participants will delve into a range of techniques including backdoor cuts, face cuts, laker cuts, help defense, and boxing out, among others. Led by Former Walpole Boys Basketball Head Coach Jenna Galster, this class offers a comprehensive approach to basketball development in a fun and supportive environment
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Boxing - Punching for Empowerment-Adaptive - March 2nd - April 6 YOUTH FITNESS BOXINGAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to learn skills and drills of fundamental boxing while getting a great workout. These sessions will include equipment like heavy bags, mitts, rope work and more. This program is based on discipline, respect and control and LOTS of FUN. Equipment provided. PUNCHING FOR EMPOWERMENT - ADAPTIVEAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to build self confidence while having fun and working out with boxing equipment like heavy bags and mitts. Reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance your overall well being.
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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FYSA Spring Soccer - Weekdays
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tuesday March 31, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (More Fun With Friends) - More Fun With Friends: Mar 17 - Jun 9 Has your child already enjoyed First Friends? Children will enjoy the same First Friends experience while exploring a different theme each week. We will participate in songs, art activities, games and gross motor play. Please send your child with a nut free snack and labeled sippy cup from your child. Please note our instructors do not change diapersInstructors: Ms. Nicole & Ms. Kerry
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Boxing - Youth Fitness Boxing - March 3 - April 7 YOUTH FITNESS BOXINGAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to learn skills and drills of fundamental boxing while getting a great workout. These sessions will include equipment like heavy bags, mitts, rope work and more. This program is based on discipline, respect and control and LOTS of FUN. Equipment provided. PUNCHING FOR EMPOWERMENT - ADAPTIVEAges: 8 - 17 Encompass Fitness, MillisJoin Nick Conner from Sweet Science Metrowest Boxing in this ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE non contact, youth fitness boxing program. The environment is safe, noncompetitive, judgement free and provides an opportunity to build self confidence while having fun and working out with boxing equipment like heavy bags and mitts. Reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance your overall well being.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Volleyball - 5-6th Grade Volleyball: March 24- May 5 Youth Indoor Volleyball for Girls
Age Group: Girls: 5th-8th gradeProgram Overview: The Recreation Youth Volleyball Program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and personal growth, providing a safe and supportive environment for athletes of all skill levels. This program is designed to empower young girls through the exciting sport of indoor volleyball. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their abilities, our dedicated coaches will guide them every step of the way.Program Objectives:
Skill Development: Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills including serving, passing, setting, hitting, and defensive techniques.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship: Emphasis on cooperation, communication, and respect among teammates and opponents.
Physical Fitness: Engage in activities that promote strength, agility, and endurance, fostering a lifelong appreciation for health and fitness.
Confidence Building: Create a positive atmosphere where girls can challenge themselves, overcome obstacles, and celebrate their achievements.
Program Details:
Location: Recreation Department Gym, 275 Beaver Street
Coaching Staff: Megan Woodacre and experienced coach with a background in youth volleyball, trained in fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
What to Bring:
Athletic clothing and sneakers
Water bottle
Knee pads (optional, but recommended)
A positive attitude!
Join us this season and help your daughter discover the joy of volleyball while building lifelong friendships and skills! Whether she dreams of playing competitively or just wants to have fun, the Franklin Recreation Volleyball Program is the perfect place to start.
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 1st & 2nd Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: Kindergarten Academy Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 3rd & 4th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 5th & 6th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Volleyball - 7-8th Grade Volleyball: March 24 - May 5 Youth Indoor Volleyball for Girls
Age Group: Girls: 5th-8th gradeProgram Overview: The Recreation Youth Volleyball Program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and personal growth, providing a safe and supportive environment for athletes of all skill levels. This program is designed to empower young girls through the exciting sport of indoor volleyball. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their abilities, our dedicated coaches will guide them every step of the way.Program Objectives:
Skill Development: Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills including serving, passing, setting, hitting, and defensive techniques.
Teamwork and Sportsmanship: Emphasis on cooperation, communication, and respect among teammates and opponents.
Physical Fitness: Engage in activities that promote strength, agility, and endurance, fostering a lifelong appreciation for health and fitness.
Confidence Building: Create a positive atmosphere where girls can challenge themselves, overcome obstacles, and celebrate their achievements.
Program Details:
Location: Recreation Department Gym, 275 Beaver Street
Coaching Staff: Megan Woodacre and experienced coach with a background in youth volleyball, trained in fostering a positive and inclusive environment.
What to Bring:
Athletic clothing and sneakers
Water bottle
Knee pads (optional, but recommended)
A positive attitude!
Join us this season and help your daughter discover the joy of volleyball while building lifelong friendships and skills! Whether she dreams of playing competitively or just wants to have fun, the Franklin Recreation Volleyball Program is the perfect place to start.
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 7th & 8th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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Pickleball (Advanced Beginner) - Advanced Beginner (2.75+): March 24 - May 19 Organized game play for advanced beginner/low intermediate players. Players must already know how to play, keep score and be able to execute the basic shots. Players may be working on shot placement, court positioning and developing power and soft shots. Equipment available.
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Wednesday April 1, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Vernice Pickleball Play
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pre School (More Fun With Friends) - More Fun With Friends: Mar 18 - Jun 10 Has your child already enjoyed First Friends? Children will enjoy the same First Friends experience while exploring a different theme each week. We will participate in songs, art activities, games and gross motor play. Please send your child with a nut free snack and labeled sippy cup from your child. Please note our instructors do not change diapersInstructors: Ms. Nicole & Ms. Kerry
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Boys JV Baseball Games
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Boys Varsity Baseball Games
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Chess Wizards - Chess Wizards About Chess Wizards:
Chess Wizards is one of the nation’s premier chess education companies. Our interactive, discovery-based curriculum inspires students to think ahead, visualize their goals, treat others with respect and to learn from mistakes. Our classes are geared to suit children of all skill levels; from chessling to checkmate artist, students will build upon their knowledge through lessons, tournaments, variation games and more! More than just a game of winning and losing, we make learning chess fun!
Links
Chess Wizards
Chess Wizards Facebook
Chess Wizards Instagram
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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FYSA Spring Soccer - Weekdays
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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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FYSA Spring Soccer - Weekdays
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Thursday April 2, 2026
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Renewals 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
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Community Garden - Garden Bed Wait List 2026 Franklin Community GardenOpens 2025 Garden Bed Renewals King Street Memorial Park (Community Garden)Renewals:Gardeners who maintained a raised bed in 2024 at the King Street Memorial Community Garden may begin to renew for the 2025 season. Gardeners in good standing will be contacted by the committee with links to the renewal form.The season fee is $40 and is payable to The Town of Franklin. The application will be processed through the Franklin Recreation Department, 275 Beaver StreetNew Gardeners: Please sign up for the free wait list. New gardeners will be allowed to get garden beds starting on March 4th, pending the availability of garden beds.COMMUNITY GARDEN WEBSITE
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pre School (YOUNG ARTIST) - Young Artist: Mar 19 - Apr 30 Do you have a child who loves arts and crafts and enjoys getting messy? We will learn about a new artist, recreate simple artwork, read a story, sing songs and have a snack break.Includes a T-Shirt
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Open Play for Preschoolers - Open Play for Preschoolers: Mar 19 - Apr 30 Join us for fun, free play, and exploration. Preschoolers can enjoy toys, games and activities that encourage creativity, socialization, and movement in a safe, welcoming environment.
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3:45 PM - 5:15 PM
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FHS Boys Varsity Lacrosse Games
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3:45 PM - 5:15 PM
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Painting with Annie - Outer Space Adventures Calling all young artists to get creative with PAINTING WITH ANNIE! Whether you have never painted before or love to explore, Annie will show you how to bring all different scenes to life! No experience needed, just bring your friends and enjoy these fun acrylic or watercolor painting classes designed for students in Grades 3-5 who love to create, explore color and get a little messy in the best way.
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Girls JV Softball Games
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3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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FHS Girls Varsity Softball Games
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Snapology: STEM & Robotics - Real World Robotics Real World Robotics: Students interested in technology will create robotic models inspired by real life robotic technologies. Students will learn about gear ratio, simple machines, and programming as they build alarm devices, earthquake detectors, robotic arms, and much more. Your child will have a blast exploring the world of robotic technologies as they build, learn, and play.Animation Studio: Create amazing movies with stop motion animation using LEGO® bricks. Children will work in teams to produce their very own movie complete with dialogue and sound effects. Movies are uploaded to a secure site for family and friends to see how cool they are!
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5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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FYBL Lacrosse
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5:15 PM - 6:15 PM
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FHS Boys Junior Varsity Game
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5:15 PM - 7:15 PM
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Pickleball Intermediate Play - Pickleball Intermediate (3.50+): Apr 2 - May 21 Organized game play for intermediate/advanced level players. Players should be able to handle spin and hard shots, have fewer unforced errors, sustain dinking and play more strategically. Play with a group of similarly skilled players. Equipment available.NOTICE: This class is only intended for those players that are 3.5 rating or higher. Players that are not 3.5 rating or higher, will be removed from the class and refunded
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 1st & 2nd Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 3rd & 4th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 5th & 6th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Lacrosse - Girls Spring - Spring Lacrosse: 7th & 8th Grade Girls lacrosse is a town sponsored league designed for girls in grades 1st - 8th. Teams will be divided into four groups by grades: 1st-2nd (U9), 3rd-4th (U11), 5th-6th (U13) and 7th-8th (U15).Players will receive instruction during practice time and play games against teams from surrounding towns. We will play an eight game schedule and practice 2x a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
Games on Sundays at various locations (Jamboree - location TBD)
IMPORTANT: Uniforms are required for this program, please select uniform size before checkout, unless you plan to use your 2025 field hockey or 2025 lacrosse uniform from previous seasons.GIRLS LACROSSE WEBSITEFranklin Boys Youth LacrosseBoys program is run by Franklin Boys Youth Lacrosse and not the Recreation Department. For more information, click on the link above
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