The Weston Community Center is the go‑to destination for enriching after-school and weekend activities. Curated by the city’s Parks & Recreation Department, the 2025 roster spans arts, athletics, technology, and academic-focused programs, designed for all ages and interests. Classes run year-round across diverse themes, from toddlers to active older adults.
The center is nestled within Weston Regional Park, the city’s largest at 102 acres. It boasts prime access to athletic fields, shaded outdoor spaces, and scenic paths.
Athletic & Movement Programs
Tee Time for Young Golfers
New for 2025, Golf Explorers brings back a modern twist on the First Tee program: adaptive, child-friendly clubs and target-based drills for K–3, now enhanced with VR swing-
analysis to refine form.
Youth Running Club: Marathon in Motion
Inspired by classic running clubs, this program empowers K–5 students to achieve cumulative 26.2‑mile progress over the school year, with digital incentive tracking and milestone badges for motivation.
Kidokinetics Movement Series
The beloved Kidokinetics offerings continue:
- Tiny Movers (ages 3–5) engage toddlers in playful balance and coordination.
- Active Kids (ages 5–10) build discipline, confidence, and motor skills through new weekly activities in a non‑competitive atmosphere.
Youth Martial Arts
Building on Goju Karate foundations, new tiered levels from beginner (6+) to advanced teens teach confidence, self-defense, and discipline with experienced instructors.
Performing & Creative Arts
Inside Out Theatre
For teens (13–18), the Performance Ensemble delivers advanced acting instruction, culminating in a 2025
production of Mamma Mia!
Superstars Dance & Twirl
- A high-energy curriculum combining dance, baton twirling, and cheerleading:
- Beginner Track: ages 4–7
- Intermediate: ages 8–12
- Shining Stars Elite: competitive team with local showcase opportunities
STEAM & Academic Enrichment
Code Explorers 2.0
Expanded to two levels for ages 5–13, this coding initiative now introduces block-based programming and early robotics through tablets, emphasizing creativity and logical thinking.
Buildbots Robotics Challenge
Students ages 6–14 collaborate on high-tech LEGO robot tasks, including mini 3D printing for parts, fostering innovation and teamwork.
Chess Masters Club
By popular demand, chess continues to challenge minds. Open to ages 5-18, this club advances beyond basic strategies to tournament-level play, enhancing memory, concentration, and reasoning.
¡Diviértete En Español!
Fun in Spanish for ages 2–5: musical, artistic, and interactive language learning.
Music & Performance Programs
The Weston Youth Center for Musical Arts (WYCMA) now hosts several sessions at the Community Center:
- Beginning Band (Grades 4–6)
- Rhythm Masters (Grades 3–7)
- Advanced Band (Grades 6–8)
All these are offered in Fall 2025 with 6–8 week sessions and performance opportunities.
Test Prep & Academic Support
SAT/ACT Prep Workshops
New for 2025, SAT and ACT preparation courses cover test content, strategy, and question patterns to support college-bound students.
Fees & Registration
Most programs carry a nominal per-month or per-session fee. WYCMA courses range from $150 to $180 per term. Visit the City of Weston Parks & Recreation site for full schedules, registration details, and fee structure.
To register or learn more, visit https://www.westonycma.com/ or the Community Center inside Weston Regional Park.
