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Sunday October 25, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pillow Hockey - Pillow Hockey
In this fun and active six week program, 1st and 2nd graders will learn the basics of hockey through indoor Pillow Hockey. Participants will be introduced to the rules, positioning, and safety guidelines while developing teamwork and sportsmanship. Each session will offer plenty of exercise, opportunities to make new friends, and exciting gameplay as players work together to score goals and enjoy the sport. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 9:30am-10:30amLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: yesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Booking: Private Rental - The Church Of Pentecost
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Floor Hockey - Floor Hockey
Join us for this six week indoor Floor Hockey program. 3rd, 4th and 5th grade participants will learn hockey basics. From shooting and passing to positioning and playmaking, every week offers learning the game and physical exercise. This program is intended for participants at any skill level. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 11:00am-12:00pmLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: YesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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12:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Booking: Private Event - Zola
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Field hockey/gym hockey
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Sunday November 1, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pillow Hockey - Pillow Hockey
In this fun and active six week program, 1st and 2nd graders will learn the basics of hockey through indoor Pillow Hockey. Participants will be introduced to the rules, positioning, and safety guidelines while developing teamwork and sportsmanship. Each session will offer plenty of exercise, opportunities to make new friends, and exciting gameplay as players work together to score goals and enjoy the sport. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 9:30am-10:30amLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: yesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Booking: Private Rental - The Church Of Pentecost
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Floor Hockey - Floor Hockey
Join us for this six week indoor Floor Hockey program. 3rd, 4th and 5th grade participants will learn hockey basics. From shooting and passing to positioning and playmaking, every week offers learning the game and physical exercise. This program is intended for participants at any skill level. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 11:00am-12:00pmLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: YesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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12:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Booking: Private Event - Zola
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Field hockey/gym hockey
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Tuesday November 3, 2026
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5:15 PM - 6:30 PM
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Zumba Private Rental - Meaghan Wildes
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Basketball Session 2 Nov 3 - Dec 29, 2026
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Basketball Session 3 Jan 5 - Feb 23, 2027
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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Wednesday November 4, 2026
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Hold for floor hockey drop in with Man
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5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Jr. Celtics Coaches Meeting - Caldwell
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Futsal Session 2 Nov 4 - Dec 30, 2026
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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Sunday November 8, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pillow Hockey - Pillow Hockey
In this fun and active six week program, 1st and 2nd graders will learn the basics of hockey through indoor Pillow Hockey. Participants will be introduced to the rules, positioning, and safety guidelines while developing teamwork and sportsmanship. Each session will offer plenty of exercise, opportunities to make new friends, and exciting gameplay as players work together to score goals and enjoy the sport. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 9:30am-10:30amLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: yesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Booking: Private Rental - The Church Of Pentecost
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Floor Hockey - Floor Hockey
Join us for this six week indoor Floor Hockey program. 3rd, 4th and 5th grade participants will learn hockey basics. From shooting and passing to positioning and playmaking, every week offers learning the game and physical exercise. This program is intended for participants at any skill level. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 11:00am-12:00pmLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: YesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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12:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Booking: Private Event - Zola
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Tuesday November 10, 2026
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5:15 PM - 6:30 PM
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Zumba Private Rental - Meaghan Wildes
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Basketball Session 2 Nov 3 - Dec 29, 2026
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Basketball Session 3 Jan 5 - Feb 23, 2027
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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Wednesday November 11, 2026
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Facility Closed - Holiday
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Futsal Session 2 Nov 4 - Dec 30, 2026
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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Sunday November 15, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pillow Hockey - Pillow Hockey
In this fun and active six week program, 1st and 2nd graders will learn the basics of hockey through indoor Pillow Hockey. Participants will be introduced to the rules, positioning, and safety guidelines while developing teamwork and sportsmanship. Each session will offer plenty of exercise, opportunities to make new friends, and exciting gameplay as players work together to score goals and enjoy the sport. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 9:30am-10:30amLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: yesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Booking: Private Rental - The Church Of Pentecost
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Floor Hockey - Floor Hockey
Join us for this six week indoor Floor Hockey program. 3rd, 4th and 5th grade participants will learn hockey basics. From shooting and passing to positioning and playmaking, every week offers learning the game and physical exercise. This program is intended for participants at any skill level. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 11:00am-12:00pmLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: YesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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12:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Booking: Private Event - Zola
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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Adult Yoga - Grounded & Gathered, a Guided Meditation - Grounded & Gathered, a Guided Meditation
Join us for a special wellness experience!Guided meditation proves to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, along with improved focus, emotionalregulation, and sleep quality.Grounded & Gathered.20+ Years Experience | Yoga SpecialistGrounded & Gathered, a guided meditation for a seasonal soul reflection-The Experience: We move through the full energetic spectrum, using somatic movement for the lower chakrasand meditative stillness for the upper centers.-Who it’s for: Students looking for a complete "wind down and practice gratitude"Date: Sunday, November 15thTime: 3:00-4:00pmLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandAges:18+What to bring?:Anything to make yourself comfortable on the floor for an hour! Yoga mat, pillow, blanket, eye mask, etc.Students shouldarrive nourished, wear comfortable clothing, and bring their own mat and water.
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Tuesday November 17, 2026
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Department Basketball Program
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Department Basketball Program
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5:15 PM - 6:30 PM
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Zumba Private Rental - Meaghan Wildes
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Basketball Session 2 Nov 3 - Dec 29, 2026
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Basketball Session 3 Jan 5 - Feb 23, 2027
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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Wednesday November 18, 2026
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Little Hoopsters coaches meeting
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Department Basketball Program
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Department Basketball Program
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Futsal Session 2 Nov 4 - Dec 30, 2026
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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Sunday November 22, 2026
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pillow Hockey - Pillow Hockey
In this fun and active six week program, 1st and 2nd graders will learn the basics of hockey through indoor Pillow Hockey. Participants will be introduced to the rules, positioning, and safety guidelines while developing teamwork and sportsmanship. Each session will offer plenty of exercise, opportunities to make new friends, and exciting gameplay as players work together to score goals and enjoy the sport. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 9:30am-10:30amLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: yesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Booking: Private Rental - The Church Of Pentecost
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Floor Hockey - Floor Hockey
Join us for this six week indoor Floor Hockey program. 3rd, 4th and 5th grade participants will learn hockey basics. From shooting and passing to positioning and playmaking, every week offers learning the game and physical exercise. This program is intended for participants at any skill level. All equipment is provided by Portland Recreation. Dates: Sundays 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, & 12/6 (no session 11/19)Time: 11:00am-12:00pmLocation: Riverton Community Center 1600 Forest Ave, PortlandInstructor: Austin GrossWhat should I bring? Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and a water bottleFee: $25Min/Max: 8/12Fee Waiver Eligible: YesFMI: Contact Austin Gross, agross@portlandmaine.gov
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12:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Booking: Private Event - Zola
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Tuesday November 24, 2026
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Department Basketball Program
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Department Basketball Program
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Basketball Session 2 Nov 3 - Dec 29, 2026
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Community Center Adult Drop-In Programs - Riverton Basketball Session 3 Jan 5 - Feb 23, 2027
The Parks, Recreation & Facilities departments Drop-In programs offer a warm and inclusive environment for adults to stay active, cultivate community, and enjoy recreational play in a friendly atmosphere.Do you know where your community centers are located?- East End Community Center (East End Community School), 195 North St- Riverton Community Center (Gerald E. Talbot Community School), 1600 Forest Ave- Reiche Community Center (Reiche Community School), 166 Brackett ST (Community Center entance is on Clark St)What to Expect:
Inclusive Team Environments: Participants are assigned to teams, providing a wonderful opportunity to meet and collaborate with new people.
Engaging Experience: Every game is thoughtfully structured to ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Culture of Respect: We uphold a high standard of respect for the game, our fellow players, and the facilities we share.
Balanced Competition: While we encourage a competitive spirit, it is always balanced by our primary commitment to sportsmanship and mutual courtesy.
How to register:Review the specific program details provided below. You may register online for the full season to secure your spot or choose to pay the individual drop-in fee upon arrival at the facility.What you need to bring:
The applicable drop-in fee, if you have not already registered for the season online.
Non-marking gym shoes.
Appropriate athletic attire.
A personal water bottle for hydration.
Take a look below at our current drop-in program offerings below.
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