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Tuesday June 3, 2025
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4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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Art Of Illustration (Gr 1-4 & Gr 5-8) - Art of Illustration 1-4
Grades 1-4 We will start each class with a reading of a picture book, then discuss the different ways the illustrator uses art to tell the story. We will look at different styles and work on art of our own, using a variety of techniques...drawing, painting and collage. Grades 5-8We will study a different illustrated text each class, and discuss the tools an artist uses to effectively tell a story...character design, storyboarding, setting, lighting and technique. Each student will also create a finished piece of artwork, illustrating a story of their choice.
About the Instructor: Annette LeBlanc Cate is the award-winning author and illustrator of three children's books with a fourth due out January 2025. She is also the former Director of Comedy Central's First animated TV show "Dr Katz Professional Therapist" and has lived in Pepperell with her husband and two sons for 27 years.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Snapology (ages 5-7 & 7-11) - Snapology KinderBots
Super Structures (ages 7-11)Can you design the next Taj Mahal? Coma nd build the future using Lego bricks in Snapology's new and exciting Architecture class! It's never to early to foster your child's engineering and building skills in this super cool program. Robo Pets (ages 5-7) In this course, your builder will begin their exploration into the world of robotics by building simple, animal-inspired machines that are controlled by icon-based program codes. We will teach your little learner some fundamental engineering and programming concepts as they build goofy animals and design perfect habitats to protect their new robotic friends, maybe you can't have an alligator as a pet at home, but you can definitely build one in our classroom at Snapology!Science of Superpowers (ages 5-7)In this program children will learn about the science behind their favorite heroes' powers. Students will learn about gravity, aerodynamics, forces, motion and much more as they learn about flight, super villain fights, and superhero vehicles.AttackBots (ages 7-11) I this exciting program, students will build a variety of military-inspired robots that will respond to their programmed commands. While working with a partner to solve the various challenges, your student will be challenged to understand how to effectively utilize a sensor, how different mechanical components can alter the power and speed of their machine, and how programming is challenging but rewarding skill that they can master with just a little practice. We will support them in the development of their coding and building skills and inspire them with games and challenges using the robots they build with their partner. They're going to have a BLAST!Kinderbots (ages 5-7) In this beginner robotics program, your little engineer will begin to explore the world of robotics as they build simple models that teach the fundamentals of robotic design. Whether learning about motors while building drills, and catapults or exploring how to use sensors while playing with a magic wand or a goal kicker, we're certain your child will have a great time while they are learning a ton about robots and how to work effectively with a partner!Real World Robotics (ages 7-11)In Snapology's Real World Robotics class using Lego@ Spike Prime, students interested in technology will create robotic models inspired by real life robotic technologies. Students will learn about gear ratio sensors, simple machines, and programming as they build alarm devices, earthquake detectors, robotic arms, and much more. Your child will have a blast exploring the world of robotic technologies as they build, play and learn.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Snapology (ages 5-7 & 7-11) - Snapology World Robotics
Super Structures (ages 7-11)Can you design the next Taj Mahal? Coma nd build the future using Lego bricks in Snapology's new and exciting Architecture class! It's never to early to foster your child's engineering and building skills in this super cool program. Robo Pets (ages 5-7) In this course, your builder will begin their exploration into the world of robotics by building simple, animal-inspired machines that are controlled by icon-based program codes. We will teach your little learner some fundamental engineering and programming concepts as they build goofy animals and design perfect habitats to protect their new robotic friends, maybe you can't have an alligator as a pet at home, but you can definitely build one in our classroom at Snapology!Science of Superpowers (ages 5-7)In this program children will learn about the science behind their favorite heroes' powers. Students will learn about gravity, aerodynamics, forces, motion and much more as they learn about flight, super villain fights, and superhero vehicles.AttackBots (ages 7-11) I this exciting program, students will build a variety of military-inspired robots that will respond to their programmed commands. While working with a partner to solve the various challenges, your student will be challenged to understand how to effectively utilize a sensor, how different mechanical components can alter the power and speed of their machine, and how programming is challenging but rewarding skill that they can master with just a little practice. We will support them in the development of their coding and building skills and inspire them with games and challenges using the robots they build with their partner. They're going to have a BLAST!Kinderbots (ages 5-7) In this beginner robotics program, your little engineer will begin to explore the world of robotics as they build simple models that teach the fundamentals of robotic design. Whether learning about motors while building drills, and catapults or exploring how to use sensors while playing with a magic wand or a goal kicker, we're certain your child will have a great time while they are learning a ton about robots and how to work effectively with a partner!Real World Robotics (ages 7-11)In Snapology's Real World Robotics class using Lego@ Spike Prime, students interested in technology will create robotic models inspired by real life robotic technologies. Students will learn about gear ratio sensors, simple machines, and programming as they build alarm devices, earthquake detectors, robotic arms, and much more. Your child will have a blast exploring the world of robotic technologies as they build, play and learn.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Scout Meeting
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Wednesday June 11, 2025
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Sensory Play with Charlotte - Sensory Play Week 2 Summer Snacks
A creative, playful hands-on experience for curious little ones* and their grown-ups!Join us for our often messy, and always fun themed sensory play classes designed for young children and their caregivers. Each week features a playful theme, engaging sensory activities, and a related storybook to help little minds and hands connect through movement, texture, and imagination!*For kids 1-5, below kindergarten age! Classes are designed for messy fun—so dress accordingly! These sessions will be held outdoors, weather permitting.You can join us for one, or all of these Summer Sessions: Week 1: Under the Sea We’re bringing the beach to you. Your child will dive into a world of sea animals, sand, and water play! Week 2: Summer Snacks From pretend popsicles to playful picnic treats, we’ll use our imaginations (and our hands) to explore all the fun of summer snacks. Week 3: World of Animals Go on a sensory safari! This week, we’ll explore the wild and wonderful world of animals—from friendly farm creatures to exotic jungle friends. Week 4: The Garden Step into a whimsical world filled with flowers, bugs, colors, and textures. This nature-inspired class is sure to delight and inspire.
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Pepperell 4th Meeting
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Tuesday June 17, 2025
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8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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Performance
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12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Red Cross CPR, First Aid, & AED Training - CPR, First Aid, & AED Training
This is an in-person class, you will be certified in CPR, including infant and AED training and First Aid. In a first aid, CPR, and AED training, participants learn how to respond to emergencies, provide basic injury care, and perform CPR on all age groups. They also learn to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) to help restore a normal heart rhythm during cardiac arrest.Though this class is for anyone, if you are going to be a camp counselor this summer or a teacher and need to be certified this is the class especially for you!
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6:15 PM - 7:15 PM
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Good Wun Campfire Stories (all ages) - That's a "Good Wun" Storytelling around the Campfire (all ages)
Three Offerings in this Series with Story Teller Todd Goodwin. Inside "campfire" settings. Skip the mosquitoes, stay for the fun! Every 3rd Tuesday through our summer sessions!That’s a “Good wun” Songs and Stories from around the Campfire 6/17Around the campfire there are no costumes or sets, just the face and voice of the teller who uses the imagination of the listeners to travel to different places in time and space. Mr. Goodwin creates many of the stories he tells from his camping background and growing up as a New England Yankee. He adds to his repertoire from literature and his experience as a teacher of drama and history and the blessings and challenges of everyday life. He sings and plays the harmonica to create a complete “campfire” experience that can be enjoyed anywhere people gather.GOOD 41: Stories from the Studebaker and other cars we’ve loved 7/15New England storyteller Todd Goodwin shares his stories of his families’ cars and their adventures in them from the 1960s. Good 41 refers to the 1941 Studebaker that his dad owned. That wasn’t the only car they enjoyed. Come hear about Oldsmobiles, Ramblers, old VW Micro busses and even a Packard or two. You can even share your story about the first car you ever owned!GROWING UP “GRUBBY” Stories of the 1950s and 60s 8/19Enjoy a humorous set of stories of Todd Goodwin's childhood growing up with his three colorful (some might say kooky) brothers in the 1950s and 1960s. From weekly baths that explain their nickname to the “covered wagon” that ended up in the backyard to road trips and holidays and the dumb things we did as kids which we can laugh at now. See if any of these stories bring back your childhood!About ToddTodd A. Goodwin is a unique performer and teacher who has been encouraging and inspiring others for over forty five years in camps, schools, libraries, churches, community centers, senior centers and just about any place people gather. He is a storyteller, song singer and games player who adds wonder, joy and laughter to any group he encounters.
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Felt Art with A Fiber In the Woods - Coloring with Wool (adults)
Join Sheri Bulluck from a Fiber in the Woods in exploring some wool felting crafts!JunePainting with woolFor this class, we will learn to use wool as a painting medium to create a painting of a cone flower. You will use loose wool, a barbed needle and a fabric surface. I will teach you how to transfer your paper pattern to the fabric surface, how to blend colors for the flower and how to felt your wool to the surface. You will finish by placing your wool painting in a wooden hoop or frame. No experience is needed. All materials will be supplied.July3D Wool sculptingIn this needle felting class, you will learn to use wool and a needle to sculpt a figure. We willmake a little fish to float in a bowl (no water necessary). You will learn how to sculpt in the round and how to add flat felted pieces to create fins and a tail. This project is beginner friendly. All materials will be supplied to you for this project.AugustWet Felted PaintingIn this 4 hour workshop, we will learn to use water and soap to felt a background for a painted wool landscape. Once it is finished, we will needle felt and embroider on top. A basicknowledge of stitching would be helpful, but not required as you could skip the embroidery ifdesired and still have a beautiful and framed finished project to take home. Beginners are welcome - you must bring a bath-sized towel and a hand towel to this class. All other materials will be available for you to use during class. If you want to bring a little notebook to take notes, that would be a good reference for your future felting work.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Scout Meeting
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Wednesday June 18, 2025
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8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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Performance
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Sensory Play with Charlotte - Sensory Play Week 3 World of Animals
A creative, playful hands-on experience for curious little ones* and their grown-ups!Join us for our often messy, and always fun themed sensory play classes designed for young children and their caregivers. Each week features a playful theme, engaging sensory activities, and a related storybook to help little minds and hands connect through movement, texture, and imagination!*For kids 1-5, below kindergarten age! Classes are designed for messy fun—so dress accordingly! These sessions will be held outdoors, weather permitting.You can join us for one, or all of these Summer Sessions: Week 1: Under the Sea We’re bringing the beach to you. Your child will dive into a world of sea animals, sand, and water play! Week 2: Summer Snacks From pretend popsicles to playful picnic treats, we’ll use our imaginations (and our hands) to explore all the fun of summer snacks. Week 3: World of Animals Go on a sensory safari! This week, we’ll explore the wild and wonderful world of animals—from friendly farm creatures to exotic jungle friends. Week 4: The Garden Step into a whimsical world filled with flowers, bugs, colors, and textures. This nature-inspired class is sure to delight and inspire.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Secret Garden Decorative Plant Workshops - Build your own Fairy House (ages 6-12)
Build your own Fairy House (kids)Step into a world of magic and creativity in this hands-on workshop where you’ll design and build your very own fairy house! Using natural materials like bark, moss, stones, twigs, and shells — along with some sparkles and a dash of imagination — you’ll create a tiny woodland home fit for any fairy, gnome, or woodland creature.All materials included.Fun with Terrariums SeriesIn this beginner's class, you will learn how to create and care for your own mini ecosystem!This three part class is designed to learn about plant care, foster creativity and provide you with a tangible keepsake for your home or office. Spend the first two classes learning about terrarium building and plant care. In the last class, you will use your new-found skills to create a closed terrarium to take home!All materials are included. Kokedama: Japanese Bonsai WorkshopKokedama is a form of Japanese bonsai, where a plant's root system is wrapped in moss and displayed indoors or outdoors. This is a fun and meditative way to connect with nature and create living, beautiful artworks. In this beginner's workshop you will learn the art of Kokedama , how to create your own from the plant of your choice, and learn how to care for it. All materials are included.
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5:00 PM - 8:15 PM
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Cheer clinic
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Monday June 23, 2025
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7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Extended Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Half Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Full Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Den 3 Pack 1455
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Tuesday June 24, 2025
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7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Extended Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Half Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Full Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Scout Meeting
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Wednesday June 25, 2025
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7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Extended Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Half Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Full Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Sensory Play with Charlotte - Sensory Play Week 4 The Garden
A creative, playful hands-on experience for curious little ones* and their grown-ups!Join us for our often messy, and always fun themed sensory play classes designed for young children and their caregivers. Each week features a playful theme, engaging sensory activities, and a related storybook to help little minds and hands connect through movement, texture, and imagination!*For kids 1-5, below kindergarten age! Classes are designed for messy fun—so dress accordingly! These sessions will be held outdoors, weather permitting.You can join us for one, or all of these Summer Sessions: Week 1: Under the Sea We’re bringing the beach to you. Your child will dive into a world of sea animals, sand, and water play! Week 2: Summer Snacks From pretend popsicles to playful picnic treats, we’ll use our imaginations (and our hands) to explore all the fun of summer snacks. Week 3: World of Animals Go on a sensory safari! This week, we’ll explore the wild and wonderful world of animals—from friendly farm creatures to exotic jungle friends. Week 4: The Garden Step into a whimsical world filled with flowers, bugs, colors, and textures. This nature-inspired class is sure to delight and inspire.
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Pepperell 250th Meeting
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Thursday June 26, 2025
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7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Extended Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Half Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Full Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Sculpty Clay with Ariel - Sculpty Clay with Ariel
Ariel is back with a new art offering - Sculpty Clay Exploration!Explore the world of tiny art with big creativity!In this hands-on, creative clay class, students will dive into the art of miniature sculpture using air-dry or polymer clay. With a focus on designing and crafting small-scale animals, charms, and decorative objects, participants will learn foundational techniques for working with clay—perfect for young artists!You'll leave with adorable creations and new skills to keep sculpting at home!About ArielLocal resident, Ariel is an experienced art educator with a passion for hands-on creativity. Having previously taught several classes at the Fitz, Ariel is now excited to bring a fresh perspective to the world of Sculpy Clay. Ariel looks forward to guiding students through this exciting new artistic journey.
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Friday June 27, 2025
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7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Extended Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Half Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Full Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Free Art Friday (All Ages) - Free Art Friday 6/27/25
Come and make something with us! Join us in the Art Room at The Fitz on the 2nd & 4th Fridays of each month from 6-8pm for Free Art Fridays. Get inspiration from weekly themes to guide your artistic vision! Lots of options in another of Anglea's art station extravaganzas.Be on the lookout for more Free Art Fridays!This Free Fitz Offering is supported in part by a grant from the Pepperell Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by The Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.Additional donations either monetary or art supplies are appreciated. Spend your Friday Night at The Fitz!
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Monday June 30, 2025
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7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Extended Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Half Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Summer Fun at The Fitz - Summer Camp - Full Day
Summer Camp: Fun at the Fitz is back in action for 2025!We have flexible options to help you customize your summer with the care YOU need for your 1st through 6th graders*! Join us for Full or Half Days (hours below) and choose your weeks, days, or register for the full 8 weeks!Our summer program requires a registration fee per participant prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.Camp Hours: 9am-3pmExtended Hours Available:7:30am-9am3pm-5pm or 6pmNotes: * Children must be entering Grades 1 through 6 in the Fall of 2025* Credit card fees apply (Check and Cash Payments are accepted!)* $50 Registration fee per child* Payment plans are acceptedThemes for the week:Week 1, June 23 to June 27: Passport to the SummerSit back and relax while we travel the world learning about games, music, and sites to see in different countries.Week 2, June 30 to July 3rd: Sparks Fly in the USASparkle and fly while we learn fun facts about the Fourth of July! NOTE: There is NO CAMP on July 4.Week 3, July 7 to July 11: Destruct and construct Our engineering week! Try your had at engineering, as we dismantle electronic devices and examine parts. We will learn through creative and imaginary challenges.Week 4, July 14 to July 18: Pirates and TreasuresThis week is all about exploration! We will comb the Fitz Community Center for "treasure," learn about famous pirates and ships, while exploring the vast land and "sea" around the Fitz! Week 5, July 21 to July 25: Fantasy and Mythology Explore the world of Mythology with local author Annette LeBlanc Cate who will help us bring our "visions and fantasy" to life on paper!Week 6, July 28 to Aug 1: Young Environmentalist Explore the grounds of the Fitz and learn about the wildlife in our area, while learning about how to preserve our Earth and the natural environment around us!Week 7, Aug 4 to Aug 8: Moving and GroovingWhat is your favorite outdoor activity? We will be playing various outdoor games plus our "campers" favorite summer Sports.Week 8, Aug 11 to Aug 15: Carnival One last fun-filled week at The Fitz as we celebrate our wonderful summer adventures, and say goodbye to Campers and Counselors!You must pay the registration fee prior to registering! Pay registration fee here.
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8:30 PM - 10:00 PM
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Stargazing with Tim Brothers - Stargazing Workshop with Tim Brothers (all ages)
Join us at the Fitz on June 30th for an astronomy tour of the night sky over Pepperell. Starting at 8:30PM we will begin the program inside for a short presentation on what we hope to see outside, what equipment is necessary to stargaze and why Pepperell's night sky preservation efforts are special. We will then spend the next hour viewing a variety of objects through telescopes, including the Moon, Mars, an asteroid, star clusters and a nebula. The outside portion of the event is weather dependent and we will communicate any adjustments to the schedule.About the InstructorTim Brothers is a Pepperell resident and the Observatory Manager at MIT’s Wallace Observatory (Westford, MA), where he teaches students how to observe the night sky with robotic telescopes. He also co-founded the Massachusetts chapter of DarkSky International, where he is primarily focused on outdoor lighting policy for communities in the region. Tim was recently awarded a minor planet designation, asteroid (28992) Timbrothers, for his work on near-Earth asteroid detection. Suggested donation per person $5. Can be paid in advance through MyRec or in person at the day of the event.
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