Prescott Community Center

Pilates with Props will use props such as the fitness circle, small balls, weights, and bands to intensify, support, and aid in muscle firing to build strength. The class is appropriate for all levels. You may bring a thick towel or workout blanket for additional support. If you have an issue the instructor needs to be sensitive about (such as recent surgery, health conditions, etc.), please let Courtney know before class. Please consult your doctor before attending class if you have any health conditions. Please bring a mat, towel, water bottle, and stretch band (optional).

Discover the delicious art of chocolate-making in this fun, hands-on class—perfect for beginners and chocolate lovers alike. Under expert guidance, you’ll craft elegant chocolate bars and a variety of artisan sweets while enjoying captivating stories and fascinating facts about chocolate’s rich history. No experience is needed—just curiosity and a sweet tooth! At the end of class, you’ll head home with a delectable collection of handmade chocolates (a $30+ value) to savor or share. It’s an unforgettable way to spend an evening—ideal for a creative night out, a memorable date, or a special treat for yourself. Sample Creations Include: • A hefty gift-card–shaped chocolate bar made from premium Belgian dark or milk chocolate • 6–12 gourmet candies filled with your choice of nuts and berries, molded in high-quality dark chocolate • 2–3 large “grillage” candies—an Eastern European favorite packed with roasted nuts and dried fruit Class $70 | Material Fee $15

Join a live wildlife talk with Jane Newhouse, founder of Newhouse Wildlife Rescue, and meet Nibi the beaver and Stanley the groundhog! Newhouse Wildlife Rescue is a rehabilitation facility for injured and orphaned wildlife in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. With the company of Nibi and Stanley, Jane will discuss how wildlife is rescued and cared for in the rehabilitation facility. You will learn the dos and don’ts of helping injured and orphaned wild animals in emergencies, how humans can coexist with wild animals in our community, and gain awareness, love, and respect for wildlife. Bring your questions! Nibi, the celebrity beaver, was rescued in 2022 after being found alone on the side of the road as a one-week-old. The state later determined that Nibi was healthy and should be released. Petitions, social media outcries, and court battles ensued to keep her safe in rehab. The story was reported by The New York Times, The Washington Post, “Today Show,” the BBC, and beyond. Finally, with the intervention of Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, Nibi was granted a permit to stay with Newhouse as an educational ambassador. **Children must be accompanied by a paying adult.** **All proceeds benefit the Prescott Community Center.**