Have you always wanted to learn how to play the guitar? How about how to can those tomatoes your grew in your garden? Maybe you’ve just started working out and need a rundown on weightlifting, or your computer upgraded to Windows 10 and now you need a quick course in how to navigate the new features.
Southold Recreation Department says it’s striving to provide “something for everyone” this fall. Registration opens Aug. 11 for a wide variety of fall programs for both children and adults.
Registration is available online and offline. To register online, residents must have a “household user account” on the recreation department’s online portal. This household account be acquired on the portal by clicking “new user” or offline through a form.
A catalog of available programs is available online — no registration required. Programs fill up quickly, with a limited number of spots and hundreds of applicants each year.
The department just began offering online registration this spring after “constant requests” from residents.
“We’ve had a line out the door at 8 a.m. to sign up for programs people know get sold out,” former recreation supervisor Ken Reeves said earlier this year. Registration is also still available in-person at the recreation center on Peconic Lane.
Program highlights:
Adult Programs:
- Weight Training for Adults
- Reiki Certification
- Learn Windows 10
- Canning Tomaotes
- Plein Air Painting
Youth Programs:
- Basketball
- Children’s Theater
- Royal Storytime
- Guitar Lessons
