The Binghamton Figure Skating Club (BFSC) holds lessons and the club meets at the SUNY Broome Ice Center. Available so people of all ages can learn how to skate.

The Tioga Adult Learning Lab (TALL), offered by the Literacy Volunteers of Broome/Tioga, provides introductory computer classes, workshops, and one-on-one tutoring in: Windows, Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Publisher, internet use, computer literacy and vocational training.

Zumba fitness is the ultimate dance fitness party with Latin and international rhythms.

The Chenango Valley State Park has an 18-hole golf course available to the public.

The Boys and Girls Club of Western Broome provides Educational and Recreational Activities for their members. Activities include: arts & crafts, drama, babysitting courses, cooking, computer lab, game room, painting, homework tutoring, and free swim.

This program is a line dance program for individuals who are 12 and older, have a developmental disability, and are OPWDD eligible. It occurs a few Saturdays a month and is taught by Patti Putt, an experienced dance teacher with 25+ years of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities.

The contact person for this service is Kate Steigerwald and the contact number is 716-379-8670 ext. 301.

Community Partners After-schooloffers assistance at community-based after-school programs allowing for the inclusion of youth with developmental disabilities. For more information, contact Coordinators Blake Propst at bpropst@contactefr.org or call (315) 478-1462 ext 335 or Heather White at hwhite@contactefr.org or call (315) 478-1462 ext 319.Parents Night Outprovides recreation activities for youth ages 6-12 years old, one evening per month at various community locations. For more information, contact Coordinators Blake Propst at bpropst@contactefr.org or call (315) 478-1462 ext 335 or Heather White at hwhite@contactefr.org or call (315) 478-1462 ext 319.I-CANsupports people with developmental disabilities living at home with their families in community-based activities of their choice. EFR provides inclusion training for the staff, and provides families reimbursement monies to help pay for the staffthe families hire. For more information, contact Heather White at hwhite@contactefr.org or call (315) 478-1462 ext 319 or Irene Fiesinger at ifiesinger@contactefr.org or call (315) 478-1462 ext 334. The I-CAN brochure describes the activities this program supports

“Residential camping for boys and girls in the foothills of the Adirondacks since 1953. Located in Woodgate, NY, Camp Nazareth is built on 300+ acres of forest and lakefront in the Adirondack Park. Summers at Camp Nazareth last forever where boys and girls, ages 8-15, experience traditional camping activities and develop long lasting friendships and memories. Our summer camp is open for 3 one-week sessions beginning in July. Registration is limited to 120 campers each week. Openings are limited and fill up quickly. Please register as soon as possible to ensure your child can attend our wonderful, historic summer camp.

We invite you to Make Our Camp, Your Camp! Camp Nazareth is available from June through November, and has been used by organizations for events such as: football camp, high school band camp, boy scout outings, high school/college weekend encounters, marriage encounters, retreats, etc. For more information on how to arrange your event or camping getaway, contact our staff today!”

METHODS OF PAYMENT: A weekly campership is $350.00.

Camp Nazareth strives to help every child attend camp regardless of financial means. From Operation Sunshine to church, private and corporate donations, our community has stepped forward to help our area children experience traditional summer camping and develop long lasting friendships and memories.

If you would like your campership to be considered for financial assistance, please contact (315) 724-2158 ext. 7015 for more information.

JAM Fitness offers two types of Yoga classes. On Mondays, there is Melt Yoga. Relax and unwind at the end of the day. Gentle flows and deep stretches to ease into the week. On Saturdays, there is Morning Yoga. Wake up and get moving! Energizing sequences and uplifting music to prepare for anything the day has in store.

The Community Health Intervention Program is run by the Broome County Council of Churches. It is a cooking program, with one class a week for six weeks. Held at Johnson City Senior Center.