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.

The Go Kids All-Sports Program was created for kids who love to be active and enjoy playing sports/games with their peers.  During class, participants will be on the move, competing in recreational classics like Capture the Flag, Four Square, as well as variations of basketball, soccer, etc. Children of all skill and fitness levels are invited to play. Go Kids strives to provide an atmosphere in which children of varying ages can come together and learn skills that will lead them to a lifetime of health, fitness, and fun. Classes will be held at Collins Park until October 31, then at the Locust Lane Clubhouse.

Beginner Balance Bike (Level 1). This program is designed for those new to balance bikes. Parent participation may be required. Riders will practice skills needed to progress into the Level 2 drop-off program. Riders may choose to ride their own balance bike, but they do not need their own to participate. Go Kids will provide a balance bike for those who need one. All riders MUST have their own helmet. The first day of the program will be at Hayes Nature Park on Moe Road. The instructor will then choose a park for that skill level, where the program will be held for the remaining weeks.

MTB (Level 2): This program is for riders with prior balance bike experience. This program will be taught on balance bikes provided by Go Kids. All riders MUST have their own helmet. This is a drop-off program. The first day of the program will be an assessment of the registrant’s skill level at Hayes Nature Park on Moe Road. The instructor will then choose a park for that skill level, where the program will be held for the remaining weeks.

Join Coach Emmie for this soccer-specific class! Each week, players will be challenged with developmentally appropriate activities focused on building a foundation of skills for the future. No experience is necessary! All players must wear shin guards, cleats/sneakers, bring a water bottle, and come ready to have fun! Classes will be held at Collins Park until October 31, then at Prince of Peace or Locust Lane Clubhouse.

LEGO Club was designed to keep brains moving in a different way than the traditional Go Kids programming. Each child will be given a challenge to complete during their class time. 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.

Our Lil’ Rookies program is a great introductory to sports class. Each week, children will be able to explore the sports of our multi-sport program in an open play setting. Each session ends with a structured activity such as the obstacle course or parachute and, of course, a sticker and stamp! Classes will be held at Collins Park until October 31, then at Locust Lane Clubhouse.

Join Coach Dan for fitness fun! Kids will experience sports-based movements while learning about fitness concepts like strength, power, agility, and mobility. Strong Kids helps children of all ability levels be safer and more efficient in any sport they choose! Class will be separated by age group (4-5 and 6-9), and held at Collins Park until October 31, then at Locust Lane Clubhouse.

The Town of Clifton Park, together with the Historic Preservation Commission, is committed to protecting and preserving the Town’s history. The Clifton Park Historic Preservation Commission is a volunteer body appointed by the Town Board with the purpose of preserving and enhancing Clifton Park’s historic resources. They provide technical assistance to owners of historic properties, advise the Town Board and Planning Board on matters of preservation and educate the residents of Clifton Park on the treasures of their heritage. The Commission meets at Historic Grooms Tavern at 7:00 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month. Town residents interested in serving on the Commission can contact us at parksrec@cliftonpark.org.