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Are you enjoying the currently session of Skateboarding or missed the first one. Session 2 starts next week September 28th from 5:00 pm-6:00 pm at Sheppard Park. All ages and levels are welcomed to join! Signs up are located at the Lincoln Community Center. See you soon!
Highland Youth Basketball registration is here for grades K-5th. Bounce on into the Lincoln Community Center and get yourself signed up. We are looking for head coaches, assistant coaches and volunteers.
Joy Monique Saffiyah Ali
Last chance to sign up for Improv classes at the Lincoln Center. Registration ends today for ages 17 and up with classes beginning on September 22nd- October 27th!
Make Em Ups classes (Ages 9-13) deadline is September. 25th with classes beginning October 2nd-23rd. Bring yourself and a friend to and learn the scenes of Improv.
I would really like to learn pickle ball but the timing of this class doesn’t really work for those who work a full time job. Will this be offered again in the winter with a better time schedule (6-8:30 pm perhaps?)
what live music?
Andrew Piccirilli
MandyLou Murillo Amber Oliver
Prompting all Kids & Adults. Are you good at making things up on the spot. Improv is the class for you! Register at the Lincoln Community Center. Classes start in two weeks!
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Members are entitled to 10% off on select group fitness classes. Personal trainers are available as well.
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