Winter Programs

Winterfest
Winterfest

Winterfest!
Saturday February 7, 2026
A town-wide celebration of winter!

Enjoy the beloved "Taste of Clifton Park Soup Contest", sledding, horse-drawn carriage rides, outdoor story time, family festival, hot cocoa & smores, outhouse races, ice fishing, and so much more! 
Stay tuned for full details on Facebook!

Park at Dark
Park at Dark

Kick off Winterfest 2026 with
Park at Dark!
Friday February 6, 2026
Enjoy music, bonfires, hot cocoa and smores, and take a horse drawn carriage ride through Town Center Park!
Parking is available at both east and west entrances of Town Center Park, as well as along Maxwell Drive and in 5 Municipal Plaza.
Free, family friendly event!
Please visit CliftonParkNY.gov or Facebook at "Clifton Park - Parks and Recreation" for more details!

Table Tennis
Table Tennis
Table Tennis is a sport for all, and a sport for life!
It's great for developing hand-eye coordination, improving aerobic fitness, enhancing flexibility, boosts concentration, awareness and mental strength. Join fellow "Clifton Park Ping Pong Players" as a beginner, novice or expert, all season long! Registration is in person only, by cash or check, at Locust Lane Clubhouse on the times and dates listed below:

Site: Locust Lane Clubhouse (5 Locust Lane, Clifton Park)
Time: 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Dates: (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
     Fall Session: September 2 - December 16
          Fee: $60 per season (1 night per week)
          $5 per guest per night
     Winter Session: January 6 - April 28
          Fee: $68 per season (1 night per week)
          $5 per guest per night

Go Kids Lego School Break Camps
Go Kids Lego School Break Camps

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; all Legos will be provided by Go Kids. 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.

Session Session Dates Days of Week Location(s) Grade/Age Filled  
Yom Kippur 10/02/2025
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 Locust Lane Clubhouse 4–10 Years 6/15
Register
Veteran's Day 11/11/2025
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 Locust Lane Clubhouse 4–10 Years 1/15
December Break (12/29-12/31) 12/29/2025–12/31/2025
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 Locust Lane Clubhouse 4–10 Years 4/15
MLK Day 01/19/2026
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 Locust Lane Clubhouse 4–10 Years 0/15
February Break (2/16-2/20) 02/16/2026–02/20/2026
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 Locust Lane Clubhouse 4–10 Years 0/15
Cross Country Ski Lessons
Cross Country Ski Lessons
Embrace the magic of winter and discover the joy of cross-country skiing! The Town of Clifton Park, in partnership with the Shenendehowa Nordic Club, invites you to join us for beginner-friendly cross-country ski lessons. Whether you are brand new to the sport or looking to brush up on the basics, this is the perfect way to get outside, get active, and make the most of the snowy season. Lessons will be offered as snow conditions allow, all ages are welcome, and families are encouraged to participate together! Pre-registration is required, and participants must bring their own ski equipment.

Dates: (Thursdays) January 8, January 15, February 12, February 28, March 5, March 12, March 19
Time: 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Fee: $10/night
Site: Clifton Park Senior Community Center


Pre-registration is required.
Registration is in office only at the Parks & Recreation office at Town Hall.
Bring your own equipment. Recommended establishments that rent equipment:
Freeman's Bridge Sports, Glenville
Sports Page, Queensbury
Play It Again Sports (for purchase), Latham
Shen Nordic Club may have a limited amount.

Intro to Fly Tying
Intro to Fly Tying
The first session covers tools, safety and hands-on instruction on knots used in fly tying. Students should bring any fly tying tools they have to the first class. Students MUST provide their own tools. There is a break between the first and second sessions to allow the students to obtain the required tools. At the end of 8 classes, each student should have an understanding of basic fly construction and will have over 50 flies to fish with. This class will cover Streamers, Nymphs, Wet Flies, Dry Flies, and Terrestrials.


Tom Passarelli at tpassare@yahoo.com 518-765-3389 OR
Evan Lubin at evan.Lubin@gmail.com

Registration will open December 8, 2024

Session Session Dates Days of Week Location(s) Grade/Age Filled  
Winter 2026 01/14/2026–03/25/2026
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 Locust Lane Clubhouse 13+ Years 0/20