Barre is a low-impact, full-body workout rooted in the original methods of Lotte Berk and inspired by the strength, grace, and precision of ballet training. This class blends functional strength exercises, balance work, core conditioning, and mindful movement to build strength, endurance, flexibility, and body awareness. Using small, controlled movements and a focus on proper alignment, participants will challenge muscles in a safe and effective way while improving posture and stability. Each class offers a supportive, welcoming environment with options for a variety of fitness levels, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced exercisers. A 9” Pilates ball is strongly recommended for class.

Highmark and MVP insurances can be used to cover class costs. Contact Cox@nycap.rr.com for insurance details

Betty the Yeti hides at a new Town Park each Friday and returns to Town Hall on Monday mornings. The first 10 families to find Betty and submit a selfie via email (parksrec@cliftonpark.org) will win a tasty treat! Find more information on our Facebook page. The search will begin again in January 2027!

 In our 30th year, our program emphasizes instruction, recreation and fun! No tryouts - all players are placed on teams. Must live in the Shenendehowa School District or Town of Clifton Park/Rexford and not be playing on a “grades 8 & younger” travel team, to be eligible to play. Some 1st graders may be accepted if they can compete with 2nd and 3rd graders. SPACE IS LIMITED and it is filled on a first-come, first-served basis, so please register as early as possible (by October 9 is highly recommended). 

Having trouble registering for the correct grade group? Your account may not be up to date!
Click on the profile button on the top right-hand corner of this page and click members.
Check that your child's grade is set to the proper grade ENTERING in September 2026.
Still having trouble? Give us a call at 518-371-6667!

Boys High School Travel Program will compete against other teams throughout the area. Must live in Shenendehowa School District, or the Town of Clifton Park, including Rexford. High School travel players are also eligible to participate in Winter High School Rec Basketball. Travel season will run from late November to early March. Games will be on Saturdays and Sundays, and some weeknights. Practices are held 1 night per week, Monday-Thursday. 

Tryout times and dates will be posted on CliftonParkHoops.com. There will be 2 tryouts in late November.

You must pre-register on the Parks & Rec website in order to attend the tryouts. Please plan on attending the tryouts on both days to be considered for a team. The league fee of $425* will be due upon selection of a team.

REGISTRATION WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 14, 2026 

Join us for these presentations in celebration of America's 250th! All programs are subject to change. Some programs are presented by the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library and the Town of Clifton Park. For more information and registration, please visit the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library website: Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library

CIRCL Mobility® focuses on functional movement and is designed to improve the body’s ability to perform daily activities effectively and efficiently. Functional movements are exercises that train your muscles to work together, often mimicking common movements that you might do at home, at work, or in sports. These exercises typically use multiple muscle groups at the same time, improving coordination and balance. Breathwork is another essential component of this holistic fitness program. By consciously controlling the breath, practitioners can influence their mental, emotional, and physical state, reducing stress, improving cardiovascular performance, and enhancing mental clarity. Finally, mobility exercises focus on improving the movement of specific joints. Mobility work can improve athletic performance, decrease the risk of injury, and improve the body’s ability to move without pain or restriction.

Please bring a yoga mat.
NOTE: portions of the class may be on your knees.

The Tavern is located at the corners of Grooms and Sugar Hill Roads in Clifton Park (290 Sugar Hill Road). Parking is off of Grooms Road to the rear. Please enter the building from the back entrance. Presentations typically run 1-2 hours, and all have a chance to explore the Historic Tavern afterward. All programs are free, require NO registration, and are open to the public.
Questions? Contact Parks and Recreation Department at 518-371-6667 or email parksrec@cliftonpark.org.

 In our 30th year, our program emphasizes instruction, recreation and fun! No tryouts - all players are placed on teams. Must live in the Shenendehowa School District or Town of Clifton Park/Rexford and not be playing on a “grades 8 & younger” travel team, to be eligible to play. Some 1st graders may be accepted if they can compete with 2nd and 3rd graders. SPACE IS LIMITED and it is filled on a first-come, first-served basis, so please register as early as possible (by October 9 is highly recommended). 

Having trouble registering for the correct grade group? Your account may not be up to date!
Click on the profile button on the top right-hand corner of this page and click members.
Check that your child's grade is set to the proper grade ENTERING in September 2026.
Still having trouble? Give us a call at 518-371-6667!

Go Kids Lego School Break Camps were designed to keep brains moving in a different way than the traditional Go Kids programming. Each child will be given an individual challenge as well as small group challenges throughout the camp morning. They will sketch, build, and present their finished work to their peers. No supplies are necessary; Go Kids will provide all Legos. Due to the structure of this class, all students must be able to build their Lego creations independently. Weather permitting, we will take a break to play outside. Program will be held at Locust Lane Clubhouse.

Go Kids, the Capital Region’s only multi-sport and exercise program specifically designed for children ages 2-5. Go Kids’ sports and fitness activities teach preschoolers the fundamentals of 7 different sports in a social, team-based, non-competitive environment. Go Kids seeks to promote a healthy lifestyle, help develop a lifelong passion for physical activity, decrease childhood obesity, increase confidence and prepare children for participation in school and the broader community. Classes will be held at Collins Park until October 31, then at Locust Lane Clubhouse.