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Wednesday September 10, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Community Mahjong
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Chatham Platform Tennis Assoc.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Chatham Working Waterways Committee Mtg
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Chatham Independence Day Parade Committee
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Intermediate Belly Dance
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Thursday September 11, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Crafty Chicks
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Men's weekly discussion group
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Men's Club Executive Committee
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10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
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CFAL - Strong at Heart
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11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham
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11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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CFAL - Yoga Class
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bolus Card Games
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Chatham Ecumenical Council for the Homeless
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Yoga with Jackie! - Restorative Yoga- Thursday
Yoga with Jackie @ Chatham Community Center Teacher Bio In 2024, after practicing yoga for nearly 20 years, Jackie chose to follow her heart to India to study yoga and train to become a yoga instructor. After completing her 200-hour yoga teacher training at the Vinyasa Yoga Academy in Rishikesh, Jackie returned to the United States to teach yoga and share its many benefits with her students. Jackie is a fun-loving, adventurous spirit who leads her life with kindness and compassion. She loves motivating people and encouraging them to believe in themselves.
Jackie teaches Hatha, Vinyasa and restorative yoga as well as meditation and Pranayama.Class Schedule Classic Hatha YogaMondays, 7pm60 minutes$10 Foundational yoga for beginners and advanced practitioners alike. Hatha yoga is often slower moving than a Vinyasa yoga practice, but it can be challenging, stimulating, or soft, depending on the circumstances. The integration of breath while holding poses with intention and relaxation comprise this branch of practice that encompasses and integrates many forms.Yin/Restorative Yoga with Sound HealingThursdays, 7pm60 minutes $10 Deep relaxation of the body, mind and spirit. Injury prevention, joint health, and restorative energy. Yin/restorative yoga is beneficial to balance a more active practice or decompress after a stressful day. This practice often includes props and floor-based postures that are held for an extended period of time, restoring energy and calming the nervous system. Class finishes with mediation and sound bowls to promote deep relaxation and feelings of inner peace.Pre-Registration REQUIRED! SPACE IS LIMITED! NO REFUNDS FOR MISSED CLASSES!
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Friday September 12, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
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Functional Strength Training - Functional STrength Training- Friday
Join Dr. Maggie Curtis from Harbor Strength Physical Therapy for a 45 minute long strength training class. Each class will begin with a dynamic warm up followed by upper and lower body strengthening as well as postural and functional exercises. Classes will utilize various equipment including light and heavy dumbbells, resistance bands and steps. Exercises will be tailored to the individual and will emphasize proper form. Bio- Maggie received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. She treats many different patient populations including; sports, pelvic health and orthopedic injuries. Maggie owns Harbor Strength Physical Therapy and provides PT services in client’s homes. She leads fitness classes with an emphasis on strength training, rehabilitation and injury prevention. Maggie loves helping people get stronger and in her free time enjoys hiking with her husband and daughterFridays- 9:45am-10:10:30amSaturdays- 8:00am-8:45amCost:$12 per class (walk-ins welcome if space is available)
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10:45 AM - 11:30 AM
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CFAL - Balance Training Class
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Chatham Bikeways Committee
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Family Karate - September Family Karate
Join Sensei Morash who has over 50 years of martial arts experience! Learn basic kicks, punches, and Jujitsu releases from grabs. Learn Ancient forms of Kata's and experience old school martial arts! Earn rank (belts) through Hayashi oka Ryu Karate association and enjoy the discipline of training! Friday Nights
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Family Tai Chi - September Family Tai Chi
Taichi for the whole family. Generations from grandparents down to the grand children. Mom n dad with a child or two practicing the ancient art of Taichi as well as learning the fan boxing form and Taichi sword sets. Fun for all and you will be of a National and international Taichi organization. Fridays 5:30p-6:30p Monthly- $60 per person
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Saturday September 13, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Fitness with Rachel
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Studio 878 Ballroom Dance Competition
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2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Mary Byrne/ What Now?
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Monday September 15, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chatham Parks & Recreation Commission
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham knitting group
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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Tuesday September 16, 2025
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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Chatham Tai Chi
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Harwich Fiber Arts
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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Chatham Garden Club
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11:45 AM - 3:00 PM
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Chatham Garden Club
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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CFAL Exercise Program
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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1:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Art Journaling Group
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Beginners Belly Dance class
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Wednesday September 17, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Chatham Cemetery Commission
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1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Community Mahjong
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Chatham Garden Club - Conservation Presentation - Audubon
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5:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Chatham Chamber of Commerce
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Intermediate Belly Dance
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Thursday September 18, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Men's weekly discussion group
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
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CFAL - Strong at Heart
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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CFAL - Yoga Class
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham- Literature Club
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bolus Card Games
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Chatham Golf Advisory Committee
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6:30 PM - 8:15 PM
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US Coast Guard Auxiliary Chatham
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Friday September 19, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
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Functional Strength Training - Functional STrength Training- Friday
Join Dr. Maggie Curtis from Harbor Strength Physical Therapy for a 45 minute long strength training class. Each class will begin with a dynamic warm up followed by upper and lower body strengthening as well as postural and functional exercises. Classes will utilize various equipment including light and heavy dumbbells, resistance bands and steps. Exercises will be tailored to the individual and will emphasize proper form. Bio- Maggie received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. She treats many different patient populations including; sports, pelvic health and orthopedic injuries. Maggie owns Harbor Strength Physical Therapy and provides PT services in client’s homes. She leads fitness classes with an emphasis on strength training, rehabilitation and injury prevention. Maggie loves helping people get stronger and in her free time enjoys hiking with her husband and daughterFridays- 9:45am-10:10:30amSaturdays- 8:00am-8:45amCost:$12 per class (walk-ins welcome if space is available)
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10:45 AM - 11:30 AM
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CFAL - Balance Training Class
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11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
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Rec Team Dimentia Training
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Family Karate - September Family Karate
Join Sensei Morash who has over 50 years of martial arts experience! Learn basic kicks, punches, and Jujitsu releases from grabs. Learn Ancient forms of Kata's and experience old school martial arts! Earn rank (belts) through Hayashi oka Ryu Karate association and enjoy the discipline of training! Friday Nights
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Family Dodgeball & Pizza Night - Fall Family Dodgeball & Pizza Night
Join us for a fun old fashioned night of dodgeball! Open for families with children in grades K-7. Pizza and drinks will be offered before we head into our gym for family dodgeball!Friday September 19th5:00p-6:30pRegistration is required!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Family Tai Chi - September Family Tai Chi
Taichi for the whole family. Generations from grandparents down to the grand children. Mom n dad with a child or two practicing the ancient art of Taichi as well as learning the fan boxing form and Taichi sword sets. Fun for all and you will be of a National and international Taichi organization. Fridays 5:30p-6:30p Monthly- $60 per person
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Saturday September 20, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 1-2 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Fitness with Rachel
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 3-5 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Munson Meeting Way Condo Association
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11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
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Pre-School Soccer - Pre-School Soccer Fall 2025
Join us on Saturday mornings at the Chatham Community Center Gymnasium for preschool soccer! In this class, young children will participate in a fun and engaging soccer program designed for preschoolers, helping them develop basic skills and enjoy physical activity in a friendly environment.This program is for children ages 3.5-5 (not in Kindergarten).
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 6-8 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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Monday September 22, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham knitting group
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Chatham Bikeways Committee
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Yoga with Jackie! - Hatha Yoga - Mondays
Yoga with Jackie @ Chatham Community Center Teacher Bio In 2024, after practicing yoga for nearly 20 years, Jackie chose to follow her heart to India to study yoga and train to become a yoga instructor. After completing her 200-hour yoga teacher training at the Vinyasa Yoga Academy in Rishikesh, Jackie returned to the United States to teach yoga and share its many benefits with her students. Jackie is a fun-loving, adventurous spirit who leads her life with kindness and compassion. She loves motivating people and encouraging them to believe in themselves.
Jackie teaches Hatha, Vinyasa and restorative yoga as well as meditation and Pranayama.Class Schedule Classic Hatha YogaMondays, 7pm60 minutes$10 Foundational yoga for beginners and advanced practitioners alike. Hatha yoga is often slower moving than a Vinyasa yoga practice, but it can be challenging, stimulating, or soft, depending on the circumstances. The integration of breath while holding poses with intention and relaxation comprise this branch of practice that encompasses and integrates many forms.Yin/Restorative Yoga with Sound HealingThursdays, 7pm60 minutes $10 Deep relaxation of the body, mind and spirit. Injury prevention, joint health, and restorative energy. Yin/restorative yoga is beneficial to balance a more active practice or decompress after a stressful day. This practice often includes props and floor-based postures that are held for an extended period of time, restoring energy and calming the nervous system. Class finishes with mediation and sound bowls to promote deep relaxation and feelings of inner peace.Pre-Registration REQUIRED! SPACE IS LIMITED! NO REFUNDS FOR MISSED CLASSES!
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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Tuesday September 23, 2025
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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Chatham Tai Chi
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Harwich Fiber Arts
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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CFAL Exercise Program
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Kindergarten Soccer
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Beginners Belly Dance class
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Wednesday September 24, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Community Mahjong
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Chatham Democratic Committee
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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South Chatham Public Library Board meeting
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Intermediate Belly Dance
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Thursday September 25, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Crafty Chicks
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Men's weekly discussion group
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
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CFAL - Strong at Heart
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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CFAL - Yoga Class
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bolus Card Games
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Chatham Climate Action Network
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Yoga with Jackie! - Restorative Yoga- Thursday
Yoga with Jackie @ Chatham Community Center Teacher Bio In 2024, after practicing yoga for nearly 20 years, Jackie chose to follow her heart to India to study yoga and train to become a yoga instructor. After completing her 200-hour yoga teacher training at the Vinyasa Yoga Academy in Rishikesh, Jackie returned to the United States to teach yoga and share its many benefits with her students. Jackie is a fun-loving, adventurous spirit who leads her life with kindness and compassion. She loves motivating people and encouraging them to believe in themselves.
Jackie teaches Hatha, Vinyasa and restorative yoga as well as meditation and Pranayama.Class Schedule Classic Hatha YogaMondays, 7pm60 minutes$10 Foundational yoga for beginners and advanced practitioners alike. Hatha yoga is often slower moving than a Vinyasa yoga practice, but it can be challenging, stimulating, or soft, depending on the circumstances. The integration of breath while holding poses with intention and relaxation comprise this branch of practice that encompasses and integrates many forms.Yin/Restorative Yoga with Sound HealingThursdays, 7pm60 minutes $10 Deep relaxation of the body, mind and spirit. Injury prevention, joint health, and restorative energy. Yin/restorative yoga is beneficial to balance a more active practice or decompress after a stressful day. This practice often includes props and floor-based postures that are held for an extended period of time, restoring energy and calming the nervous system. Class finishes with mediation and sound bowls to promote deep relaxation and feelings of inner peace.Pre-Registration REQUIRED! SPACE IS LIMITED! NO REFUNDS FOR MISSED CLASSES!
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Friday September 26, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Women Art Therapy Group
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9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
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Functional Strength Training - Functional STrength Training- Friday
Join Dr. Maggie Curtis from Harbor Strength Physical Therapy for a 45 minute long strength training class. Each class will begin with a dynamic warm up followed by upper and lower body strengthening as well as postural and functional exercises. Classes will utilize various equipment including light and heavy dumbbells, resistance bands and steps. Exercises will be tailored to the individual and will emphasize proper form. Bio- Maggie received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. She treats many different patient populations including; sports, pelvic health and orthopedic injuries. Maggie owns Harbor Strength Physical Therapy and provides PT services in client’s homes. She leads fitness classes with an emphasis on strength training, rehabilitation and injury prevention. Maggie loves helping people get stronger and in her free time enjoys hiking with her husband and daughterFridays- 9:45am-10:10:30amSaturdays- 8:00am-8:45amCost:$12 per class (walk-ins welcome if space is available)
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10:45 AM - 11:30 AM
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CFAL - Balance Training Class
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Family Karate - September Family Karate
Join Sensei Morash who has over 50 years of martial arts experience! Learn basic kicks, punches, and Jujitsu releases from grabs. Learn Ancient forms of Kata's and experience old school martial arts! Earn rank (belts) through Hayashi oka Ryu Karate association and enjoy the discipline of training! Friday Nights
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Family Tai Chi - September Family Tai Chi
Taichi for the whole family. Generations from grandparents down to the grand children. Mom n dad with a child or two practicing the ancient art of Taichi as well as learning the fan boxing form and Taichi sword sets. Fun for all and you will be of a National and international Taichi organization. Fridays 5:30p-6:30p Monthly- $60 per person
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Saturday September 27, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 1-2 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Fitness with Rachel
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 3-5 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
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Pre-School Soccer - Pre-School Soccer Fall 2025
Join us on Saturday mornings at the Chatham Community Center Gymnasium for preschool soccer! In this class, young children will participate in a fun and engaging soccer program designed for preschoolers, helping them develop basic skills and enjoy physical activity in a friendly environment.This program is for children ages 3.5-5 (not in Kindergarten).
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 6-8 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Mary Byrne/ What Now?
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Monday September 29, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham knitting group
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Yoga with Jackie! - Hatha Yoga - Mondays
Yoga with Jackie @ Chatham Community Center Teacher Bio In 2024, after practicing yoga for nearly 20 years, Jackie chose to follow her heart to India to study yoga and train to become a yoga instructor. After completing her 200-hour yoga teacher training at the Vinyasa Yoga Academy in Rishikesh, Jackie returned to the United States to teach yoga and share its many benefits with her students. Jackie is a fun-loving, adventurous spirit who leads her life with kindness and compassion. She loves motivating people and encouraging them to believe in themselves.
Jackie teaches Hatha, Vinyasa and restorative yoga as well as meditation and Pranayama.Class Schedule Classic Hatha YogaMondays, 7pm60 minutes$10 Foundational yoga for beginners and advanced practitioners alike. Hatha yoga is often slower moving than a Vinyasa yoga practice, but it can be challenging, stimulating, or soft, depending on the circumstances. The integration of breath while holding poses with intention and relaxation comprise this branch of practice that encompasses and integrates many forms.Yin/Restorative Yoga with Sound HealingThursdays, 7pm60 minutes $10 Deep relaxation of the body, mind and spirit. Injury prevention, joint health, and restorative energy. Yin/restorative yoga is beneficial to balance a more active practice or decompress after a stressful day. This practice often includes props and floor-based postures that are held for an extended period of time, restoring energy and calming the nervous system. Class finishes with mediation and sound bowls to promote deep relaxation and feelings of inner peace.Pre-Registration REQUIRED! SPACE IS LIMITED! NO REFUNDS FOR MISSED CLASSES!
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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Tuesday September 30, 2025
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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Chatham Tai Chi
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Harwich Fiber Arts
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Community Services Front Desk Meeting
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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CFAL Exercise Program
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Kindergarten Soccer
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Beginners Belly Dance class
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Wednesday October 1, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Barnstable County Health - Blood Pressure Clinic
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Community Services Team Lunch
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1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Community Mahjong
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 September
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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B.E.A.R CPR & First Aid Classes - CPR BLS- October 1
B.E.A.R Training Academy offers CPR and First Aid education to individuals, families, and professionals across the community. Our mission is simple—Be Educated. Act Rapidly.—because preparedness saves lives. Led by a registered nurse with over 15 years of experience and a decade as a certified CPR instructor, we provide engaging, hands-on training tailored to all learning levels. Join us and gain the confidence to act when it matters most.Ages 13 + (Ages 13-14 must have adult present)CPR BLS (Basic Life Saver)Session 1: Wed October 1st- 6pm-8pmSession 2: Wednesday December 3rd- 6pm-8pmCPR BLS (Basic Life Saver) & First Aid Session 1: Saturday November 15th 10:00am-1:00pmLocation: Chatham Community Center
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Intermediate Belly Dance
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Thursday October 2, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Men's weekly discussion group
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Cape & Islands Beach Managers Meeting
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10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
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CFAL - Strong at Heart
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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CFAL - Yoga Class
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bolus Card Games
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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Friday October 3, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Men's Club of Chatham
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Men's Club of Chatham
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Women's Club of Chatham Board meeting
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10:45 AM - 11:30 AM
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CFAL - Balance Training Class
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Family Karate - October Family Karate
Join Sensei Morash who has over 50 years of martial arts experience! Learn basic kicks, punches, and Jujitsu releases from grabs. Learn Ancient forms of Kata's and experience old school martial arts! Earn rank (belts) through Hayashi oka Ryu Karate association and enjoy the discipline of training! Friday Nights
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Family Tai Chi - October Family Tai Chi
Taichi for the whole family. Generations from grandparents down to the grand children. Mom n dad with a child or two practicing the ancient art of Taichi as well as learning the fan boxing form and Taichi sword sets. Fun for all and you will be of a National and international Taichi organization. Fridays 5:30p-6:30p Monthly- $60 per person
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Saturday October 4, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 1-2 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Fitness with Rachel
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9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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Riverbay Association Annual meeting
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 3-5 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
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Pre-School Soccer - Pre-School Soccer Fall 2025
Join us on Saturday mornings at the Chatham Community Center Gymnasium for preschool soccer! In this class, young children will participate in a fun and engaging soccer program designed for preschoolers, helping them develop basic skills and enjoy physical activity in a friendly environment.This program is for children ages 3.5-5 (not in Kindergarten).
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Fall Youth Tennis Lessons - Grades 6-8 Fall Tennis
Led by approved USTA tennis coaches, this program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate racquets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play! All players in their first session receive and keep a new age-appropriate tennis racquet.Saturdays September 20th-October 25thGrades 1-2- 9:00amGrades 3-5- 10:00amGrades 6-8- 11:00amFee: $65 (includes new racquet for first time participants!)Location: Dept St. Tennis Courts
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11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Witches on the Water Fundraiser
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Monday October 6, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham knitting group
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Behavioral Health Innovators Board
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Chatham Republican Town Committee
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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Tuesday October 7, 2025
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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Chatham Tai Chi
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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CFAL - Adult Day Program
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Friends of Chatham Council of Aging
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Harwich Fiber Arts
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Men's Club Program Committee
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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CFAL Exercise Program
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Kindergarten Soccer
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Beginners Belly Dance class
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Wednesday October 8, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Community Mahjong
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Adult Pick-Up Basketball - Fall Pick-Up Basketball 25'
Come join us this Fall for Adult pick-up basketball. Grab your friends, or come by yourself! Monday and Wednesday Nights18+ only!
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7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Heisig Intermediate Belly Dance
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Thursday October 9, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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CFAL - Adult Day Program
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8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Crafty Chicks
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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CFAL - Blood Pressure Clinic
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Men's weekly discussion group
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Full Body Circuit with Rachel
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10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
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CFAL - Strong at Heart
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11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham
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11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Women's Club of Chatham
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CFAL - Indoor Walking Group
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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CFAL - Yoga Class
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Bolus Card Games
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Chatham Ecumenical Council for the Homeless
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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Friday October 10, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25' - Chatham Recreation Pickleball Member Play 25'
Join the Chatham Pickleball Member group at our six brand new outdoor courts! Membership will allow you to play during member only time at the courts!Chatham Member Play Schedule 2025May 26th-October 31stMonday-Saturday 8:00am-12:00pmResident Fee: $50Non-Resident Fee:$75Guidelines for PlayFriends of Chatham Pickleball The goal of Chatham pickleball is to create a positive experience for our players. Our values embrace community, inclusivity, good sportsmanship, and player development.To maintain a safe and welcoming environment, we ask everyone to abide by the following guidelines:
Understand and follow the rules of the game as defined by the USA Pickleball Association.
Play at your own risk.
Court shoes are strongly recommended for all players. Keep the inside of the courts clean and free of clothing, pickleball bags, backpacks, water bottles, and other equipment.
During member-only playing time, use the sign-up board to initiate play according to your skill level and experience. Strike a balance between level-specific and mixed-level games while being sensitive to the preferences of others.
If people are waiting for a court and/or partners,
Play doubles only (no singles).
Score to 9, win by 2.
Relinquish the court after completing your game and allow others to play.
There are gates at all four corners of the courts. Enter and exit using the gate closest to to your court. Do not walk onto an active court.
If your ball strays onto another court, call “ball on court” and wait for the ball to be returned to you. If your game is interrupted by a stray ball, stop and replay the point.
Demonstrate good sportsmanship:
Be respectful and courteous to your opponents and partners.
Line calls are made solely by the receiving team; give your opponents the benefit of the doubt and accept their line calls graciously.
Call any foot faults at the baseline or kitchen line committed by you or your partner.
Play your best game but remember this is a recreational sport. Tailor your intensity of play to the skill/experience of your opponents and help newer players learn the game.
Keep your cool on and off the court. Refrain from verbal outbursts or profanity.
Be aware that lessons, league play, and tournaments are not permitted without prior approval from the Chatham Beaches & Recreation Department.
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Balance, Tone and Stretch with Susan Hunter
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Men's Club of Chatham
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8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
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Men's Club of Chatham
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10:45 AM - 11:30 AM
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CFAL - Balance Training Class
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2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 3 & 4 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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P.A.R.K. (Positive Afterschool Recreation for Kids) - PARK grades 5-7 October
The PARK Afterschool Program is for students in grades 3-7 to have a safe, fun and engaging afterschool experience. It is also the intent of the program to foster a sense of community and to forge new and lasting friendships among the students attending the program. The PARK program provides a structured environment in which these students will be encouraged to try new activities with their peers, strengthening their social skills, self esteem and leadership potential through physical, social, fun, artistic and educational activities. Students are grouped by grade: 3rd, 4th and middle school. Students in grades 3 and 4 may choose from a daily list of options offered for set blocks of time. Groups will be determined by interest and will be organized and directed by program staff. All activities/ choices will be supervised and offer an engaging mix of active and passive recreational pursuits. The program provides students with a healthy and nutritious snack, as well as providing time for students to work on homework. Students may participate in this program on a daily as needed basis ranging from one day of coverage per week up to a full five days of coverage per week from the end of the school day until 5:30 P.M. Cost for elementary school students is $15, and $10 for middle school students.NO REFUNDSSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO MEET REQUIREMENTS!Contact Sharon Stark at sstark@chatham-ma.gov
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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League of Cape Cod annual picnic
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Family Karate - October Family Karate
Join Sensei Morash who has over 50 years of martial arts experience! Learn basic kicks, punches, and Jujitsu releases from grabs. Learn Ancient forms of Kata's and experience old school martial arts! Earn rank (belts) through Hayashi oka Ryu Karate association and enjoy the discipline of training! Friday Nights
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Family Tai Chi - October Family Tai Chi
Taichi for the whole family. Generations from grandparents down to the grand children. Mom n dad with a child or two practicing the ancient art of Taichi as well as learning the fan boxing form and Taichi sword sets. Fun for all and you will be of a National and international Taichi organization. Fridays 5:30p-6:30p Monthly- $60 per person
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