Posted February 24, 2025
Plymouth School District Community Education & Recreation is offering Open Golf, Rock Climb & Pickleball, Understanding Medicare, Freezer Meal Workshop, an Around Our Town tour of Fairview, a Fitness Center Orientation, and two new wellness classes in March!
Bring your own clubs & balls and practice your golf skills indoors. Putting greens are also available.
Details: 8-11am Saturdays March 1 & 15 PHS Multipurpose Facility
Fee: $10 per person per hour; register by 4pm Friday
Notes: No metal spikes. Some balls are available, but if you have some please bring them.
Register: online via MyRec
Dive into how the endocrine system and hormones are impacted by toxins and how you can begin to heal and support your body. Learn about lower-toxic living strategies, from everyday household products to personal care items, and how to transition to healthier alternatives. Participants will leave with actionable steps and resources to support their hormone health. Bonus: Includes a copy of Dr. Owens’ Hormone & Endocrine Health e-book.
Instructor: Dr. Erika Owens, D.C.
Details: 6:30-7:30pm Wednesday March 5 in the PHS Library
Fee: $68 through Feb 24, then $78*
Register: online via MyRec
For families with children ages 5 & up. Enjoy climbing the indoor vertical wall, which has 4 runs from basic to advanced with straight climbs and an overhang to challenge everyone. When not climbing, your family can learn basic pickleball skills and play together. Pickleball equipment provided. You are welcome to bring other sports balls from home.
Instructors: Carly Lenz and Julie Frausto
Details: 9:45-11:45am Saturday March 8 in the Riverview Gym
Fee: $12 per person through March 3, then $22. Contact us for a family rate.
Register: online via MyRec
Community members ages 18+ are invited to look inside one of Plymouth’s public elementary schools.
Details: 6pm Thursday March 13 at 300 Salem Dr., Plymouth
Fee: Free, but you must register in advance because space is limited
Register: online via MyRec
Details: 9:30-10:30am Saturday March 15
Fee: Free for Fitness Center members or prospective members, but you must pre-register
Register: online via MyRec
Learn how neurological-based spinal care can improve all areas of your life. Dr. Erika Owens, a neurological-based chiropractor, will discuss how stress impacts the nervous system and the whole body and explore methods to reduce stress and help the body heal. Bonus: includes a complimentary nerve scan or mini-assessment using technology from the office.
Instructor: Dr. Erika Owens, D.C.
Details: 10-11:30am Saturday March 15 in the PHS Food Science & Ag Center
Fee: $43 through March 10, then $53
Register: online via MyRec
Spend an hour assembling 4 freezer meals to feed 4-6 people. Includes prepped veggies, spices, herbs, bags, recipes, etc. When you’re ready to eat, add another ingredient or two and your choice of protein. Cozy Crockpot: White Chicken Chili, Chicken Souvlaki (Gyros), Stuffed Pepper Soup, Chicken Parmesan Casserole
Instructor: Kristy Markeland
Details: 6-7pm Tuesday March 18 in PHS C103
Fee: $45 through March 10, then $55
Register: online via MyRec
Learn more about the U.S. national health insurance program for senior citizens.
Instructor: Mary Kempf, elder benefit specialist with Sheboygan County Aging and Disability Resource Center
Details: 5:30-8:30pm Wednesday March 19 in the PHS Library
Fee: Free, but register by March 10 to receive a booklet
Register: online via MyRec
• Visit https://plymouthwi.myrec.com for online registration and more details on all Community Ed & Rec winter activities.
• View or download a copy of the Winter 2025 Activity Guide.
• Contact the Community Ed & Rec office at commedrec@plymouth.k12.wi.us or 920-892-5068.
• Visit the Community Ed & Rec office on the south end (Door 18) of Plymouth High School, 125 S. Highland Ave. Official hours are 8 a.m.-4 p.m., though staff members frequently are available earlier and later as well.
• Sign up for the Community Ed & Rec e-newsletter to be among the first to know when new opportunities are available.
• Visit the Community Ed & Rec Facebook page, where we share information regularly about our learning and wellness offerings for community members of all ages.
• Follow our Instagram feed to see some of the awesome things happening in Community Ed & Rec!
• Explore the Wellness section of our interactive, award-winning District Report Card to learn more about our focus on lifelong healthy living for kids and adults alike.
