Susan’s approach to yoga is deeply rooted in Interdisciplinary Yoga, which blends diverse yoga styles with principles of Feldenkrais, Somatics, and Pilates. Her focus on the body-mind connection encourages participants to explore their unique needs, fostering personal growth and development. Susan’s role as a teacher is to guide students in listening to and responding to their body’s natural intelligence, ensuring each class is both nurturing and empowering.

Chair Yoga Highlights
   •   Accessible to All: Perfect for individuals with limited mobility, chronic pain, or balance concerns.
   •   Safe and Effective: Combines gentle stretches, mindful breathing, and seated movements to improve flexibility, strength, and relaxation.
   •   Holistic Benefits: Supports physical health while promoting emotional well-being and stress reduction.
   •   Specialized Expertise: Susan’s additional training in yoga for cardiac and cancer patients ensures a thoughtful approach tailored to participants’ specific needs.

Join Susan Jacque’s chair yoga class at the Community Center and experience a welcoming, therapeutic practice designed to improve your quality of life—one gentle stretch at a time.

Mondays from 11:00 to 12:00pm. (Community Center)

Chronic Pain Support Group is for anyone suffering from chronic pain or illness. The group will provide a safe and caring environment to express the challenges of living with constant pain or illness. The goals will be to connect and lesson the isolation often felt by those living with chronic pain and eventually explore coping skills and other ways of managing chronic illness and pain. 

The group will run monthly or potentially twice a month. Paul and Vanessa Moran will be the facilitators. 

Email recreation@townofnewpaltz.org for more information.

Next session to be announced. (Community Center)

Youth Drama is an acting class for 4th and 5th graders who want to learn theatre skills, play improv games, be silly, and express their imagination on stage! Taught by acting teacher Hannah Fox.

See flyer here.

Mondays from 4 to 5pm, Sep. 15th to Oct. 20th. (Community Center)

Clearwater Park is located at the northeast corner of NY 32 and Clearwater Road, and just west of the New Paltz Town Hall. It has four baseball diamonds, seating, and a seasonal portable toilet.

Level Up Your Game with Coerver New York this summer.

We are excited to be returning to New Paltz at Field of Dreams Park.

See flyer here.

Sibling Discount automatically given when registering under the same parent account.

Early Bird Discount Ends February 28!!!

Registration is open at https://www.coervernewyork.com/Default.aspx?tabid=894403

Attention local seniors!

Have you, or a senior you know, ever thought about attending the Thursday Community Café Lunch at the New Paltz Community Center? 

Now would be a great time to take advantage of this wonderful service! 

With the uncertainty of federal funding, the Ulster County Office of the Aging needs more attendees, otherwise they will be compelled to move this beloved event elsewhere. Current attendees are an easy-going and welcoming bunch. Lisa, the server, is a treasure. 

Help to keep our New Paltz location! 

To pre-register for the meal, call 845-331-2180. Vegetarian options are available upon request at pre-registration.
$3 suggested donation.

Thursdays from 12:00 to 1:00pm. (Community Center)

Rent the Community Center Hall for parties and events. Holds up to 84 people. Room is approximately 48' x 26.' Includes 67 chairs and 10 tables. Renters have some use of kitchen.

Questions? Please contact Joanna at 845-255-2512 or recreation@townofnewpaltz.org.

See pictures of the hall here and here. Picture of kitchen here.

Rent the Community Center kitchen for community cooking events or classes. Kitchen has a refrigerator, oven, ceramic plates and cups, and a restaurant-grade dishwasher. 

Questions? Please contact Joanna at 845-255-2512 or recreation@townofnewpaltz.org.

Picture of kitchen here.

See schedule here.

Sign up for our mailing list here. 

Questions about any of these offerings? Email recreation@townofnewpaltz.org or call New Paltz Recreation at (845) 255-2512.