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Tuesday March 3, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga
A slower-paced form of yoga, gentle yoga, or restorative yoga, emphasizes relaxation, flexibility, mindfulness and deep breathing. Typically, practitioners hold poses for longer periods, helping to build strength. It is designed to be accessible to everyone, including beginners, seniors, and those with physical limitations or returning to yoga after an injury. Poses can be modified to accommodate all abilities and can include the use of props, such as blankets, blocks and chairs, as needed. Focusing on breath work and connecting with the body can also calm the mind and reduce stress. Wear comfortable clothes, bring a yoga mat or towel, blanket, yoga blocks and water bottle.Instructor: Mary Lou Dahms, RYT-200 Yoga Alliance certifiedLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-16) - Japanese Jujitsu
Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6-16)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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7:35 PM - 8:35 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-16) - Japanese Jujitsu Advanced
Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6-16)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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Wednesday March 4, 2026
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Beginner’s T'ai Chi Chih® (Non-Martial Art) - Beginner’s T'ai Chi Chih® (Non-Martial Art)
T'ai Chi Chih is a gentle, mindful, moving meditation with many health benefits that may be taught seated as well as standing. This particular form is adopted by UCLA for research, demonstrating its effect on increasing immunity, improving sleep quality, and decreasing the symptoms of depression. It is widely accepted that T'ai Chi improves balance and lowers high blood pressure. Because of its effectiveness this moving meditation has recently been written about in The New York Times, AARP National Magazine, and many other publications. Learning T'ai Chi Chih would be an excellent way to commit to improving your health and increasing your happiness now. Great for beginners and seniors.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic Health
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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STEM Discovery using LEGO® Materials (ages 5-7) - STEM Discovery using LEGO® Materials
Unleash your creativity with tens of thousands of LEGO® pieces at your fingertips! Build engineer-designed projects as you discover the world around us through our inquiry-based learning model. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.Instructor: Playwell
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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7:00 PM - 7:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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Monday March 9, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Lolly's Hoppers (18 mos - 3 yrs) - Lolly's Hoppers
This weekly movement & music class led by beloved Bucks County kid's musician, Lolly Hopwood, will have your little ones learning music basics like rhythm, dynamics, and mood. Combined with lots of imagination and plenty of fun-filled movement activities, this class will also help your children to develop physically, emotionally, and socially.Instructor: Lolly Hopwood
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ® (Non-Martial Art) - Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ®
For those who want to distill more of the essence of T'ai Chi Chih, join us as we enter deeper into the Cosmic Rhythm. Only for those who have taken Beginner's T'ai Chi Chih (a non-martial art), no exceptions. Focus of this series is refinement of movements as well as full practice sessions from beginning to end of all the movements.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic Health
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Mat Pilates - Mat Pilates
Using digital devices like computers and smart phones affects your posture, metabolism and weakens your core muscles, just to name a few . . .This specialized pilates program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting and using tech devices all day. Aesha’s approach to Pilates counters the impact of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this pilates class you will strengthen your pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which leads to a hunched posture. This class is for all fitness levels. Equipment needed: Yoga mat, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottle. After this program you will hopefully have:
Faster metabolism
Improved balance
Stronger core and stability
Experience pain free movement
Instructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Savvy Social Security Planning - Savvy Social Security Planning
State of the Union with Social Security Solvency. This class will cover the following topics: how is my benefit calculated and how can I make it grow, understanding all of the rules of the road (ages, COLAs, etc.), whether to delay social security or not, understanding the nuances of spousal benefits, divorce benefits, widow benefits, how to maximize the amount that social security will pay, and understanding the tax ramifications of social security.Instructor: Jeffrey Beyer
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tarot for Beginner’s - Tarot for Beginner’s
This is a beginner’s class for anyone interested in the fascinating and esoteric world of Tarot. You'll learn all the meanings of the cards, combinations of cards, various layouts, and types of readings. By the end of the course, you should be doing readings with good confidence and knowledge. Teacher, Robert Hazzon, has been reading cards for over 50 years and has an enthusiastic following on Facebook and has been teaching Tarot at various Parks and Recreation Departments for over three years. Requirement for the class: The Rider-Waite Deck. If you need to purchase a deck, please DO NOT BUY A USED DECK!!Instructor: Robert HazzonLocation: Township Building
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Vinyasa Yoga - Vinyasa Yoga
Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This yoga will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottle. After this program you will hopefully gain the following:
Have high energy and better emotional health
Faster metabolism
Improved balance on both sides
Stronger core and stability
Experience pain free movement
Instructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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Tuesday March 10, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga
A slower-paced form of yoga, gentle yoga, or restorative yoga, emphasizes relaxation, flexibility, mindfulness and deep breathing. Typically, practitioners hold poses for longer periods, helping to build strength. It is designed to be accessible to everyone, including beginners, seniors, and those with physical limitations or returning to yoga after an injury. Poses can be modified to accommodate all abilities and can include the use of props, such as blankets, blocks and chairs, as needed. Focusing on breath work and connecting with the body can also calm the mind and reduce stress. Wear comfortable clothes, bring a yoga mat or towel, blanket, yoga blocks and water bottle.Instructor: Mary Lou Dahms, RYT-200 Yoga Alliance certifiedLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-16) - Japanese Jujitsu
Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6-16)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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7:35 PM - 8:35 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-16) - Japanese Jujitsu Advanced
Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6-16)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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Wednesday March 11, 2026
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Beginner’s T'ai Chi Chih® (Non-Martial Art) - Beginner’s T'ai Chi Chih® (Non-Martial Art)
T'ai Chi Chih is a gentle, mindful, moving meditation with many health benefits that may be taught seated as well as standing. This particular form is adopted by UCLA for research, demonstrating its effect on increasing immunity, improving sleep quality, and decreasing the symptoms of depression. It is widely accepted that T'ai Chi improves balance and lowers high blood pressure. Because of its effectiveness this moving meditation has recently been written about in The New York Times, AARP National Magazine, and many other publications. Learning T'ai Chi Chih would be an excellent way to commit to improving your health and increasing your happiness now. Great for beginners and seniors.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic Health
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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7:00 PM - 7:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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Thursday March 12, 2026
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate - Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate
If you are new to line dancing or have some experience, then this course is for you! Learn basic dance steps: kicking, brushing, vine, jazz box, shuffle and many others. Learn the popular dances, meet new people, and have fun! Please wear lightweight, smooth-soled casual shoes, preferably not sneakers.Instructors: JoAnn Lawrence and Captain RayLocation: Township Building
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1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
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Little Dance Stars (ages 3-5) - Little Dance Stars
Step into the world of graceful movement and fun with our beginner dance class! Young dancers will explore essential ballet positions and discover how to move their bodies with elegance while dancing to their favorite songs. Dancers will also do acro and basic tumbling. No need for ballet attire – just bring your enthusiasm and a love for dancing! Whether you're a prince or princess in the making, this class promises great fun and a chance to learn the basics of ballet in a lively, supportive environment. Let the twirls begin!Instructor: Kelli RobbinsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (ages 6-18) - Tae Kwon Do
The benefits of Tae Kwon Do instruction are endless! Participants learn and develop all of the techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, and proper falls. Sensei John McDonald helps his students learn discipline, respect, self control and gain confidence - all while getting a great workout!Instructor: John McDonald, 4th degree black belt
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Acrylic Pouring (Ages 7 to Adult) - Acrylic Pouring - Chain Pull
Acrylic paint pouring is a form of abstract painting using fluid acrylic paints. You don’t apply the paint with a brush but use gravity to move the paint by pouring, puddling, and dripping onto your canvas. It’s a lot of fun and a great way to spark your creative energy! DRESS FOR A MESS! Acrylic paint does stain, so please dress accordingly.* Ages 7 - 10 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.Paintings will remain at the Parks and Recreation Building in order to dry. They can be picked up the week after class.
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Monday March 16, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Lolly's Hoppers (18 mos - 3 yrs) - Lolly's Hoppers
This weekly movement & music class led by beloved Bucks County kid's musician, Lolly Hopwood, will have your little ones learning music basics like rhythm, dynamics, and mood. Combined with lots of imagination and plenty of fun-filled movement activities, this class will also help your children to develop physically, emotionally, and socially.Instructor: Lolly Hopwood
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ® (Non-Martial Art) - Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ®
For those who want to distill more of the essence of T'ai Chi Chih, join us as we enter deeper into the Cosmic Rhythm. Only for those who have taken Beginner's T'ai Chi Chih (a non-martial art), no exceptions. Focus of this series is refinement of movements as well as full practice sessions from beginning to end of all the movements.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic Health
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Minecraft Engineering using LEGO® Materials (ages 5-7) - Minecraft Engineering using LEGO® Materials
Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trained Play-Well instructor.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Mat Pilates - Mat Pilates
Using digital devices like computers and smart phones affects your posture, metabolism and weakens your core muscles, just to name a few . . .This specialized pilates program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting and using tech devices all day. Aesha’s approach to Pilates counters the impact of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this pilates class you will strengthen your pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which leads to a hunched posture. This class is for all fitness levels. Equipment needed: Yoga mat, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottle. After this program you will hopefully have:
Faster metabolism
Improved balance
Stronger core and stability
Experience pain free movement
Instructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Vinyasa Yoga - Vinyasa Yoga
Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This yoga will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottle. After this program you will hopefully gain the following:
Have high energy and better emotional health
Faster metabolism
Improved balance on both sides
Stronger core and stability
Experience pain free movement
Instructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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Tuesday March 17, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga
A slower-paced form of yoga, gentle yoga, or restorative yoga, emphasizes relaxation, flexibility, mindfulness and deep breathing. Typically, practitioners hold poses for longer periods, helping to build strength. It is designed to be accessible to everyone, including beginners, seniors, and those with physical limitations or returning to yoga after an injury. Poses can be modified to accommodate all abilities and can include the use of props, such as blankets, blocks and chairs, as needed. Focusing on breath work and connecting with the body can also calm the mind and reduce stress. Wear comfortable clothes, bring a yoga mat or towel, blanket, yoga blocks and water bottle.Instructor: Mary Lou Dahms, RYT-200 Yoga Alliance certifiedLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-16) - Japanese Jujitsu
Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6-16)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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7:35 PM - 8:35 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-16) - Japanese Jujitsu Advanced
Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6-16)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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Wednesday March 18, 2026
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Beginner’s T'ai Chi Chih® (Non-Martial Art) - Beginner’s T'ai Chi Chih® (Non-Martial Art)
T'ai Chi Chih is a gentle, mindful, moving meditation with many health benefits that may be taught seated as well as standing. This particular form is adopted by UCLA for research, demonstrating its effect on increasing immunity, improving sleep quality, and decreasing the symptoms of depression. It is widely accepted that T'ai Chi improves balance and lowers high blood pressure. Because of its effectiveness this moving meditation has recently been written about in The New York Times, AARP National Magazine, and many other publications. Learning T'ai Chi Chih would be an excellent way to commit to improving your health and increasing your happiness now. Great for beginners and seniors.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic Health
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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7:00 PM - 7:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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Saturday March 21, 2026
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Creative Theatre - Creative Theatre (ages 6-9)
Have you ever wanted to star in a play you helped create? Join us as students learn all about theatre by doing it themselves! Children are guided, by the instructors, through a process where they play theatre games, create a story, and work together to make that story into a working theatrical production. The participants create their own character, plot, props, costumes, title, and everything else that's needed to make the production complete. You get to play the part you have always dreamed of! The final day is a performance of their original play for family and friends.Instructor: ArtsTechSolutions
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Teen Yoga (ages 13-17) - Teen Yoga
Come and Relax, Stretch, & Move.
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12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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30 Plays in 60 Minutes (ages 10-13) - 30 Plays in 60 Minutes
Get ready for a roller coaster ride in the theatre! Students create 30 plays; some quick, some not. The audience receives a menu of the plays, and it is they who dictate the order the plays are performed, and it all happens in under 60 minutes. Fast paced and fun performance!Instructor: ArtsTechSolutions
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1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Beginner's Cold Process Soap Making - Cold Process Soap Making for Beginners
Learn to make your own soap from start to finish. This is a hands-on class for the beginner soap maker, no prior experience is required. The soap making process taught is Cold Process, Thermal Heat/Room Temperature technique. You will make a log of soap, approximately 30 oz prior to curing.Objectives of class: To gain an understanding of the following:
Understanding lye safety.
Learning how to correctly measure raw materials using grams and ounces.
What is a soap calculator and why it is used.
How fats and oils become soap.
What is super fatting?
Essential Oils and Fragrant Oils: How they differ?
Handout will contain the following information: soap making instructions, lye safety instructions, equipment requirements and reference books and websites resources.
General InformationParticipants need to bring the following items; participation is prohibited without the necessary equipment.
Full Apron
Heavy Rubber Gloves (i.e., Playtex Long Line)
2 old heavy towels to keep your soap warm
Soap Making attire: (1) Closed toes shoes; (2) Long sleeve shirt (high collar); (3) Long pants (these can be old, something that you do not mind getting soiled); (4) Tie back for long hair.
Bag that will accommodate soap being wrapped in the two towels.
What you will take home: (1) Class handout with curing instructions, conversion calculations, starter soap recipes and other information; (2) One log of soap approximately 30oz prior to curing; (3) Confidence; (4) A big smile.
* A $40 materials fee (Cash Only) is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.Instructor: Venessa Phipps,Certified Soap Maker & Teacher, owner DeGanya Aromatics
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Monday March 23, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Lolly's Hoppers (18 mos - 3 yrs) - Lolly's Hoppers
This weekly movement & music class led by beloved Bucks County kid's musician, Lolly Hopwood, will have your little ones learning music basics like rhythm, dynamics, and mood. Combined with lots of imagination and plenty of fun-filled movement activities, this class will also help your children to develop physically, emotionally, and socially.Instructor: Lolly Hopwood
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ® (Non-Martial Art) - Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ®
For those who want to distill more of the essence of T'ai Chi Chih, join us as we enter deeper into the Cosmic Rhythm. Only for those who have taken Beginner's T'ai Chi Chih (a non-martial art), no exceptions. Focus of this series is refinement of movements as well as full practice sessions from beginning to end of all the movements.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic Health
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Minecraft Engineering using LEGO® Materials (ages 5-7) - Minecraft Engineering using LEGO® Materials
Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trained Play-Well instructor.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Mat Pilates - Mat Pilates
Using digital devices like computers and smart phones affects your posture, metabolism and weakens your core muscles, just to name a few . . .This specialized pilates program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting and using tech devices all day. Aesha’s approach to Pilates counters the impact of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this pilates class you will strengthen your pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which leads to a hunched posture. This class is for all fitness levels. Equipment needed: Yoga mat, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottle. After this program you will hopefully have:
Faster metabolism
Improved balance
Stronger core and stability
Experience pain free movement
Instructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Vinyasa Yoga - Vinyasa Yoga
Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This yoga will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottle. After this program you will hopefully gain the following:
Have high energy and better emotional health
Faster metabolism
Improved balance on both sides
Stronger core and stability
Experience pain free movement
Instructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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Tuesday March 24, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga
A slower-paced form of yoga, gentle yoga, or restorative yoga, emphasizes relaxation, flexibility, mindfulness and deep breathing. Typically, practitioners hold poses for longer periods, helping to build strength. It is designed to be accessible to everyone, including beginners, seniors, and those with physical limitations or returning to yoga after an injury. Poses can be modified to accommodate all abilities and can include the use of props, such as blankets, blocks and chairs, as needed. Focusing on breath work and connecting with the body can also calm the mind and reduce stress. Wear comfortable clothes, bring a yoga mat or towel, blanket, yoga blocks and water bottle.Instructor: Mary Lou Dahms, RYT-200 Yoga Alliance certifiedLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-16) - Japanese Jujitsu
Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6-16)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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7:35 PM - 8:35 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-16) - Japanese Jujitsu Advanced
Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6-16)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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Wednesday March 25, 2026
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Beginner’s T'ai Chi Chih® (Non-Martial Art) - Beginner’s T'ai Chi Chih® (Non-Martial Art)
T'ai Chi Chih is a gentle, mindful, moving meditation with many health benefits that may be taught seated as well as standing. This particular form is adopted by UCLA for research, demonstrating its effect on increasing immunity, improving sleep quality, and decreasing the symptoms of depression. It is widely accepted that T'ai Chi improves balance and lowers high blood pressure. Because of its effectiveness this moving meditation has recently been written about in The New York Times, AARP National Magazine, and many other publications. Learning T'ai Chi Chih would be an excellent way to commit to improving your health and increasing your happiness now. Great for beginners and seniors.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic Health
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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7:00 PM - 7:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)
Tiny Tumbles GymnasticsTiny Tumbles is a mobile gymnastics program designed for kids ages 18 months to 10 years, welcoming all skill levels. From balancing on the beam and swinging on the bars to bouncing on the trampoline, there’s endless fun to be had! Children will build essential gymnastics skills, tackle age-appropriate challenges and games, and explore exciting equipment—all in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. Our program promotes fitness, confidence, teamwork, and goal setting with every tumble and turn!Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-5 years) In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn-taking, and problem-solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Beginner Gymnastics (ages 5-7 years) Beginner Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Beginner Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness.*Beginner/Intermediate Gymnastics (ages 7-10 years)*Prerequisite Skills Required: Ability to perform a forward roll to standing, hold a bridge with the head lifted off the floor, and kick up into a handstand against a wall. Students are introduced to new skills as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. Curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up.
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Monday March 30, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Lolly's Hoppers (18 mos - 3 yrs) - Lolly's Hoppers
This weekly movement & music class led by beloved Bucks County kid's musician, Lolly Hopwood, will have your little ones learning music basics like rhythm, dynamics, and mood. Combined with lots of imagination and plenty of fun-filled movement activities, this class will also help your children to develop physically, emotionally, and socially.Instructor: Lolly Hopwood
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ® (Non-Martial Art) - Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ®
For those who want to distill more of the essence of T'ai Chi Chih, join us as we enter deeper into the Cosmic Rhythm. Only for those who have taken Beginner's T'ai Chi Chih (a non-martial art), no exceptions. Focus of this series is refinement of movements as well as full practice sessions from beginning to end of all the movements.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic Health
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Mat Pilates - Mat Pilates
Using digital devices like computers and smart phones affects your posture, metabolism and weakens your core muscles, just to name a few . . .This specialized pilates program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting and using tech devices all day. Aesha’s approach to Pilates counters the impact of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this pilates class you will strengthen your pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which leads to a hunched posture. This class is for all fitness levels. Equipment needed: Yoga mat, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottle. After this program you will hopefully have:
Faster metabolism
Improved balance
Stronger core and stability
Experience pain free movement
Instructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Vinyasa Yoga - Vinyasa Yoga
Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This yoga will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottle. After this program you will hopefully gain the following:
Have high energy and better emotional health
Faster metabolism
Improved balance on both sides
Stronger core and stability
Experience pain free movement
Instructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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