2013

Youth & Rec Office
687-0800

Please, if you are interested in any of our trips or programs sign up early.
Trips depend on a minimum of 25, and staff hired for programs is dependent on the amount
of participants in a class. The first 2 weeks of registration is limited to town of Marbletown residents. If there are any openings at the end of 2 weeks spots are filled from the wait list.

REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER CAMP
( Info Below )

Gymnastics
Fridays Starting March 22nd
8 classes
Beg/AdvBeg ( Some spots still available )
3:45-4:45
$65
PreSchool ( Class is full )
5:00-5:45
$55

Tee Ball
Marbletown Town Park
Mondays starting April 15th
5:30-6:30
Ages 5-7 ( must be 5 by Aug. 2013)
$15 (includes hat & tee shirt)

SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION
MARCH 4TH - MARCH 15 (MARBLETOWN RESIDENTS)
Open Registration March 16th
Session 1 July 1 - July 12
Session 2 July 15 - July 26
Session 3 July 29 - Aug. 9

PreSchool Ages 3 - 5 
ALL SESSIONS ARE NOW FULL. PLEASE CALL TO BE PUT ON A WAIT LIST
Children must be 3 by 9/1/2013 and potty trained
Days: M-W-F
Time: 9am-12noon
Cost: $60 1st child, $55 2nd, 3rd free

Elementary Ages Must be 6 by 12/01/13 and attending
kindergarten thru those entering 7th grade in Sept
Days Monday thru Friday
Time: 9am-12noon
Cost: $70 1st child, $65 2nd, 3rd Free

Art Classes
Midddle School:
Tuesdays or Fridays
2:15-3:45
Starts Sept. 11 & Sept. 14
Marbletown Elem.
Wednesdays
3:15-4:30
Starts Sept. 12th
Call Rona Maynard for info.
657-2266

CALL RONA REGARDING SUMMER ART CLASSES 

                                                                                                
DISCOVER MARBLETOWN’S HIDDEN TREASURE!
THE RAIL TRAIL runs from the Marbletown/Hurley propertyline south to below Rest Plaus Rd. There are parking lots at Marcott, Cottekill and Leggett Rds. View the natural habitats along the way, greet your neighbors and enjoy the exercise and fresh air. The trail took a hard hit during the storm Irene this past summer. We would like to thank the volunteer Rail Trail team that has worked tirelessly to open up the trail and make it safe and enjoyable for walkers, runners, bikers, etc. If you see them with their Rail trail volunteer vests on, please take a moment to thank them.